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  .wayback-search-1 .search-field.wayback-search svg.wayback-search {
    position: absolute;
    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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FOURTH VOLUME. 





20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 


BBINGTON, Mr. 1646, Petition on behalf of his 

A Wife and Children, fent from Lords, 26 O&amp;. 

Abbott, Mr. 1645, to attend the Service of the Houfe, 
29 Sept. 
Jane, 1645, Petition read; Order for paying her One 
Third Part of the Profits of the Regifter’s Office in the Pre- 
rogative Court, 24 Nov. 

Abbott, Milton, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a 
Vicar, 31 July——Read, and pafled, 5 Aug. 

Abercomy, Captain, 1645, his Widows Cafe referred to the 
Committee for Soldiers Widows, 5 July Her Petition 
reported ; Order for Money, 27 O&amp;ét. 

i Abercorne, Lord, 1645, to have Pafs to return into the King’s 
; Quarters, or depart the Kingdom, otherwife to ftand com- 
q mitted, 11 Oct. Order for his Commitment, 18. 








28 Mar. Another from the Scotts Commiflioners to the fame 
Purport ; previous Queflion for reading it, Affirmative ; Pafs 
granted, 31. 























longer, 26 For fending down Ammunition, 17 Feb.— 
Ordinance for 2,500 7. out of the Excife for the Garifon, read, 
and pafled, 26. Sent to Lords, 28 Agreed to by thém, 
3 Mar.—Ordinance from Lords, for martial Law for the Go- 
vernor, read, and pafled, 4—Order for a Reward to the Mef- 
fenger that brought the News of beating off the Enemy, 5. 
A Committee to confider what is fit to be done to the Town 
and Forces for their valiant Defence thereof—Order for pro- 
viding 500 Dragoons to. be fent down, 6—F'or prefenting the 
Eftablifhment, 20. 

1646, Ordinance for 4,000 /. for the Garifon, read, and 
paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 Mar. Houfe 
put them in mind thereof, 30. Ordinance agreed to by them, 
31 Governor’s Letter read; Order for a Reward to the 
Meflenger, 4 Apr. Ordinance tor 3,000 4. out of the Ex- 
cife for Abingdon and Reading ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 8 June Order for a Colleétion for the Poor of the 
Town, 18 For ditbanding the Forces, 23 Oé. 

1645, new Writ, 26 Sept.——6 Jan. 

















1646, Letter, defiring a Pafs to go into Scotland, read, Accountants, 1646, Declaration that they fhall be chargeable 


with any Surplus, for Two Years after the Allowance of their 
Accounts ; to be printed and publifhed at the Affizes and 
Quarter Seffions, 10 Oét. 


Abingdon, 1644, Order for Money for the Forces there, 26 Accounts, 1644, Commiflary Copley’s, with Obfervations and 


Dec. 14 Jan. 18 Feb. 14 Mar. Letter from 
a thence, concerning a Repulfe given to the King’s Forces ; 
Letter of Thanks to the Governor ordered ; the Committee of 
both Kingdoms to confider of fending down and fettling Horte, 
14 Jan. Governor’s Letter referred to them, 6 Feb.— 
Order for paying the Horfe in proportion to the Foot, 21 
Another Letter from the Governor, for Supply of Money, 
and a Recruit of 300 Dragoons; Order for fending them; a 
Committee to prepare Antfwer, 20 Mar. 
1645, the Committee of both Kingdoms to confider 
of fending them; another Committee to prepare Horfes and 
Arms for them, 27 Mar.—Order for Money for the Gari- 
fon, 29 Mar. 5 &amp; 7 Apr. 11 &amp; 20 June 2 Aug. 
7 &amp; 10 Nov. 20 Mar. Governor’s Letter, 
defiring more Forces and Cannon, read, and referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 1 Apr. Order for fending 
Two Troops of Horfe and 100 Dragoons, 3—-A Committee 
to confider of recruiting a Troop, and fending them furnifhed 
and armed, 4—Sir Thomas Fairfax to be defired to fend as 
many Horfe and Dragoons as he can {pare, 7—Ordinance for 
2,000/. to the aflociated Regiments, agreed to by Lords, 8— 
Governor to be thanked for his Services, and defired to repair 
to his Charge, 2 June—the Committee of both Kingdoms to 
confider of eftablifhing and fettling a Garifon there, 18 
Governor’s Letter and Propofitions referred to a Committee, 
23—Order for recruiting and reducing the Foot into Two 
Regiments, and the Horfe into One; a Committee to con- 
fider of an Eftablifhment for them, 25 July —— Houfe 
informed of the State of the Garifon, and of the Enemy’s 
adjacent Garifons; Order thereupon, 2 Aug.——Order for 
additional Forces ; Governor to be defired to go down—The 
Committee of both Kingdoms to confider the Condition 
of the Foot, and take care for the Security of the Town— 
Order for cafting Two Troops of Horfe into One, 7 Nove 
Paper from Lords, concerning the Garifon ; a Committee to 
confider of an Efiablifhment for them, 22 Order for 
making Report, g Dec. Report re-committed ; the Commit- 
tee to confult with the Committee of the Army, 13—Go- 
vernor’s Letter concerning Prifoners taken ; One to be fent 
up, 23 Jan. Vide Lower, Sir William—Another Letter ; 
Order for continuing him in his Command Three Months 


VoL. LV. 






































Antwers to be printed, 27 Dec.—Vide Copley—Accounts 
ftated, and not determined, referred to the Committee of 
Accounts, 28 Jan, 


— 1645, Order for them to attend the Houfe, 29 Mar. 





Certificates of feveral Accountants prefented—Informa- 
tion that the Sub-Committees in feveral Counties were dif- 
couraged by the County Committees ; Thanks thereupon— 
Additional Ordinance for better taking and expediting the Ac- 
counts, to be read, 3 Apr. Read twice, and committed, 26-— 
Inftructions to be inferted, 21 May Ordinance reported, 
and re-committed ; the Committee to take a Courfe for pu- 
nifhing a Perfon that perjured himfelf, 4 June. Ordinance 
reported from Re-commitment, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 18. Houle put them in mind thereof, 23. 
Ordinance returned, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed 
to, 26 Ordinance for fupplying an Omiflion therein, to 
be read, 28 July Mr. Holland’s Accounts referred—The 
Committee inform the Houfe of their Proceedings, and of the 
Refractorinefs of feveral Perfons, for which they had fined 
One 100/. and defire it may be levied; another Committce to 
hear them, and the Perfon, 18 Apr.——Sir Antony Irby’s 
Accounts referred, 21 May—State of the Accounts of the 
Englifh and Scots Officers not poy and Votes of the 
Committee, concerning Payment of Part of their Arrears, 
reported, 31. Report to be confidered, 31 May 3 June. 
Refolution for paying them One Fifth—One Account re-com- 
mitted, 6—The Committee to confider the State of the 
Accounts for Monies, Arms, &amp;c. for Ireland, 10 July 
Order for making their Return, 9 Feb.——To receive and 
fiate Sir William Waller’s Accounts, 21 July Report ; 
Order thereupon, 6 Sept.——To receive and ftate Sir William 
Brereton’s and Colonel Jephfon’s Accounts, 21 July —'To 
fiate the Accounts of the Reformadoes employed for Relief of 
Taunton, 26——To give Account of the State of the general 
Accounts of the Kingdom, 28 Aug.—To prefent Names of 
fit Perfons to be added to the Committee, 28 Aug. 13 Oét. 
Certificate prefented ; additional Committees, 3 Nov. 
Sent to Lords, 4 The Committee to take and perfeét Mr. 
Lawrence’s Accounts, 2 Sept.—To take the Accounts, and caft 
up the Arrears of Sir Arthur Haffelrigg, 6—To examine and 
fiate Major General Crawford’s Accounts, 10—To take Sir 
A Philip 








































































INDE X @ the Fourtu VouumeE. 





Philip Stapleton’s, 25 To ftate Lord Fairfax’s, 3 Nov.— 

Colonel Farrer’s, 4—To ftate Lieutenant Colonel Lilburne’s 

Accounts, and fend for Perfons to ttate their Account, and 

what is due to him from them, 10 To ftate Lord Robert’s 

Accounts, 25 Colonel Butler’s, 2 Dec.—To take and au- 

dite Sir Thomas Middleton’s, 13—To ftate Colonel Davies’s, 

15—To perfect the Accounts of the ‘Treafurers at War, 26— 

To ftate Serjeant Major Baflett’s Accounts, 3o2——To ftate 

and perfect Colonel 'Tompfon’s, 17 Jan. Accounts of the 

Commiffioners of Excife, from 11th September 1643, to 11th 

September 1644, ordered, 24 Feb. Prefented; Refolution 

thereupon, 28-——Books from the Committee of Accounts 

and from Auditor Broad, referred to a Committee, 2 Mar.— 

Certificate concerning James Eaft’s Accounts, referred to a 

Committee, 14. 

1646, the Committee to ftate and certify Colonel Kerr’s 

Accounts, 9 Apr.—To ftate Colonel Sidney’s—To ftate and 

certify Colonel Duckenfield’s, 15—Colonel Ceeley’s and Cap- 

tain Baxter’s, 16—To receive, fiate, and certify, Colonel 

Purefoy’s Accounts, 28 Certificate reported ; Order there- 

upon, 4 Nov. To calt up and ftate Adjutant Evelyn’s Ac- 

counts, 28 Apr.—To ftate and certify the State of Charles 

Pym’s, 2 May—To audit and certify the State of Major 
atthews’s, 15—'l'o fiate Sir Thomas Middleton’s, 16—— 

To ftate and certify Colonel John Fiennes’s, Sir Antony St. 

John’s, and Colonel Leighton’s, 30 June State of Sir 

William Waller’s Accounts to be reported, 8 July—Reported ; 

Order thereupon, 17—The Committee to ftate Sir William 

Brereton’s Accounts, 8——Certificates reported, 10 Oct. 

The Committee to ftate and certify Sir William Conftable’s 

Accounts, 24 July——Sir John and Mr. Gell’s, 6 Aug.— 

Colonel Wayte’s, 19—To catt up, ftate, and certify, Intereft 

due to Mr. Turner and others, 20 To ftate and certify 

Colonel Barker’s Accounts, 15 Sept.—Colonel Bingham’s— 

Colonel Latcelles’s — Colonel Sydenham’s — Colonel John 

Booth’s and Colonel Bofevile’s ; Sub-Committee of Accounts 

for Warwick to certify Colonel Botevile’s Accounts to them, 18 

—The Committee to fiate and certify Sir James Harrington’s 

and Colonel Harvey’s Accounts, 10 Oct. Colonel Fleet- 

wood’s, 26 To audit, fiate, and certify, the Yorkfhire 
reduced Officers Accounts, 14 Nov.—Colonel Mountague’s— 

Colonel Blakes’s and Colonel Maffey’s Officers, 24 To 

ftate the Accounts of all his Forces, 1 Dec. 

1644, Eftimates of the Charge of the Summer’s Fleet, 
read, and reterred to a Committee of the whole Houte, 16 
Jan.—Member to prepare Eftimate for raifing 3,s00 Men, 17 
-——A Committee to prefent Eftimate for ereéting Forts at 
Reading, 18 Feb. Eftimates of Arms for the Magazines 
—Of Supply tor the Artillery reported—Of Viétuals, read, 
and referred to a Committee, 10 Mar. 

1645, Eftimate of Monies charged upon the Treafurers 
at War, from 28th March to 29th November laftt—Of Mo- 
nies difcharged upon the whole Account—Of Monies received 
by them fince goth November till 25th December, and of 
Monies paid—Of the Arrears of the Army feverally reported, 
26 Dec.—Of the Charge of recruiting the Army reported ; 
Refolution and Order thereupon, 29 Of Six Weeks Pay 
for Colonel Maficy’s Officers approved, 16 Mar. 

Ackland, John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Order for difpofing 
of the Surplus above the Particulars delivered in by him—Or- 
dinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 3 
Sept.—Seént to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Adams, Biale, 1645, Order from Lords for his Pardon, 24 
Mar, 

Adjournment till Afternoon, 24, 25, &amp; 28 Jan.— 3, 19 &amp; 
22 Feb. -4 Mar. 1644——-31 Mar. 5 May——6, 7, 
18 &amp; 23 June 12 &amp; 18 July 16, 17 &amp; 25 Sept. 







































































14, 20 &amp; 27 O¢t.——3, 4, 10, 17% 24 Nov. 25 95 
15, 22 &amp; 29 Dec.——1, 3, 5, 12, 13 &amp; 15 Jan. 2,9, 


14 &amp; 23 Feb.——2, 9, 16, 190 &amp; 23 Mar. 1645 

27 Apr. 4,6, 13 &amp; 18 May 1646. 

—— 1646, Queftion for Adjournment, Neg. 3 Apr—— 
Refolution for adjourning every Saturday and Monday, 8 July 
—Adjournment upon the Queftion, 28 Aug. 

Admiralty, 1645, Refolution for fettling it in a Committee of 
both Jloufes ; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered; Claufe to 
be inferted, that the Committce difpote of no Places, 7 Apr. 
Ordinance read twice, and committed ; Continuance thereof; 
Number of Committees ; their Orders to be made, fitting the 
Committee, 12. Ordinance reported; filling up the Blanks 
to be confidered, 14. _ Blanks filled up; Ordinance patffed, 15. 
Sent to Lords, 16. Returned, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments difagreed to; a Committce to aflign Reafons; Con- 
ference to be defired thereupon; Managers appointed, 17, 
Conference defired, agreed to,and held, 18. Ordinance returned, 
with an Amendment ; Amendment agreed to—Former Advo- 
cate and Secretaries to be continued, 19 Two Reports 
from them communicated by Lords, 23 July Order from 
Lords, for Approbation of divers Officers, 6 Aug.——Three 
Papers from them communicated by Lords, and referred to the 




















Committee of the Navy, 8 Sept.—Two Reports communi- 
cated by Lords, 20—Ordimance from Lords, for a Salary to the 
Secretaries, 27 Refolution for adding more Committees ; 
Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 4 Oct. Order trom the Committee 
concerning Prohibitions to the Admiralty, communicated by 
Lords, and to be confidered, 14 Nov. Several Reports 
the Committee communicated by Lords, 24 Dec. They put 
Houfe in mind thereof, 3 Jan.—Ordinance for continuing the 
Committee Six Months longer, agreed to by Lords, 29. Com- 
mittee added in the room of One deceafed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23 Feb. Signified, 2 Mar.—Othee 

_ Reports communicated by Lozds, 14. 

1646, Ordinance-from Lords fur continuing the Com- 
mittee, read, and paffed—Additional Names read, 19 June——. 
Another Ordinance from Lords for continuing them, read, and 
pafled, 2 Dec. 

Court, 1645, Report touching Proceffes to be iffued 
and executed, re-committec——Vote from the Committce, 
touching Proceedings in the Court, communicated by Lords, 
and referred to the Committee of the Admiralty, 2 May. 

1646, Order for breaking the Seal brought from Oxon, 
3 July Ordinance for fettling a Jurifdiétion in the Court, 
for taking and determining Cales for Mariners Wages and 
Freight, and concerning foreign Contracts, read, 12 Nov. 
Report from Lords concerning the Judge, 1 Dec. 

Adultery. Vide Inceft. 

Aifcough, Sir Edward, 1645, Paper concerning him and Sir 
Chriftopher Wray, read, and referred to a Committee, 1 
Oct. 

Albans, St. 1645, Letter from Juftices, concerning Two Soldiers 
condemned for Felonies, read ; Order for putting the Sentence 
in Execution, 22 Apr. 

— 1646, Information of Soldiers met there in a mutinous 
Manner; Order for them to return to their feveral Counties; 
a Committee to confider what is fit to be done with them, aud 
examine the whole Bulinefs of their Mifdemeanour, 23 July. 

Aldborough, 1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. 

Alderney. Vide Guernfey. 

Aldridge, Colonel, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing 
him Commander of the Forces deftined for Jertey, difagrecd 
to, 25 Apr. 

Aldworth, Richard, 1645, Order for Repayment of his Loan, 10 
Nov. 


























1646, Ordinance for paying him 9631. 14s 2d. out 
of the Excife, read, and paffed, 12 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 


17. 

Aleby cum Rigby, 1646, Order for inlarging the Maintenance 
of the Minifter, 6 Aug. 

Alsiers. Vide Captives. - 

Allen, Francis, 1645, Order for Satisfaétion to him for Money 
feized by a Council of War, 23 May For his Attendance, 
3 Jan. [lis Complaint againft Colonel Long to be contidered, 
6. Vide Long, Colonel. 

Patrick, 1645, a Committee to examine him and another 
Irifhman taken with him, 11 Mar. 

—— 1646, Order tor bringing him to them; Committee im- 
powered to commit him a clofe Prifoner, and examine him; 
none to have Access to him till he is brought before them, 16 
Apr. ’ 

—— William, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 5 June. Sent to 
Lords, 12. 

Captain John, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Allenfon, Sir Win. 1645, Order for allowing him 42. a Weck 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June For him to receive the 
full Benefit of a Prebend and Dividend during the Sequefira- 
tion of Mr. Sandys’s Efiate, 26 Veb. 

1646, Order for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 

















Aug. 

Allerton, 1646, Minifter to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

Allefiree, Mr. 1645, to be brought to Bar, 29 Nov. Dif- 
charged from further Attendance, and referred to the Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall, 4 Dec. 

Alresford, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, 
4 Aug. Read; the Committee of plundered Minifters to take 
care of fupplying the Churches and Chapelries belonging 
thereto, 5. 

Altham, James, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency ordered, 22 Mar. 

1645, read, and paffed, 8 Apr. Sent to Lords, 11. 

Alured, John, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Ambaffadors, foreign, 1645, Declaration that no Perfon under 
that Character {hall be accepted, till he tender his Credentials 
to the Parliament, 17 Feb. Sent to Lords, 18 A Com- 
mittee to confider what is fit to be done in relation to Au- 


bafladors, &amp;c. not employed to the Parliament, 4 Mar. 
“ Ancram, 











J 

















IN DE X @&amp; the Fourtu Voutume. 


Ancram, Earl of, 1644, Petition concerning his Penfion read ; 
Order for paying him 500/. 25 Feb. 
1645, another Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
inittee of the Revenue, 28 Aug. 
Anderjon, Lady, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee for 
lrifh Affairs, 5 Aug. 
Sir Henry, 1645, the Committee at Campden Houfe to 
pay him 4os. a Week for his Subfiftence, 10 Nov. 
1046, His Petition read ; nothing done thereupon— 
Order for allowing him 4/. a Week out of his own Eftate, 
27 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 28. 
-———— John, 1645, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
read, and patled, 15 Nov. 
— 1646, fent to Lords, 21 Nov. 
——— Sir William, and Tobias Norris, 1645, Petition; Order 
- paying them Money due for Cloaths fent into Ireland, 12 
an. 
Sir T'rancis, 1645, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 11 
Mar. 
—— Stephen, 1646, the Committee at Goldfiniths Hall to 
compound with him, 28 May———Report; his Fine accepted, 
July. 
en Thomas, and others, 1645, Petition; Liberty given 
them to tranf{port Spanifh Royals; Commiflioners of the Cuf- 
toms to give a Bill of Store, 5 Apr——Ordinance appointing 
him and John Warner Treafurers and Receivers of Arrears 
payable to Sir Gilbert Gerard, read, and paffed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 17 May. 
—— Sir William, 1645. Vide Quarrel. 
Edward, 1045, bis Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 12 


Aug. 











1646, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be de- 

fired, 17 May. 

Captain Henry, 1645, Petition on behalf of his Officers 
and Soldiers; Order concerning their Pay, 8 Oct. 

——. Alderman, 1645, Ordinance for reimburfing him and 
Thomas Fowler 1,o00/. advanced for the Forces in Mon- 
mouthfhire, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 13 Nov. 

Peter, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Angell, John, 1645, Order from Lords for exchanging him for 
Dr. Davies Ambrofe, agreed to, 13 June. 

1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency read, and patled, 10 Noy. Sent to Lords, 21. 

Anglefea, 1649, Letters concerning reducing the Ifland, and the 
Surrender of Beaumaris Cafile, read; Governor appointed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired—Order for Ships and Money, 
25, June——High Sheriff —- ; Order for a Commiflion 
under the Great Seal, 22 July. Sent to Lords, 24 
Speaker to grant Warrants for apprehending dangerous Per- 
fons there—Deputy Lieutenants appointed, 14 Aug. Lords 
Concurrence defired, 18—Signified, 10 Sept. 

Angoulejme, Duke de, 1645, to have Warrant for tranfporting 
Two Horfes, 30 Mar. 

Angus, John, 1646, his Fine 
ing his Delinquency read, 
Lords, 21 Nov. 

Ann, Philip and Michael, 1646, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 
Nov. 











accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
and pafled, 27 O&amp;t. Sent to 





Annandale, Earl of, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee’ 


of Sequeftrations, 24 July. 

Antony, Samuel, 1645, Ordinance for reimburfing his Loan, 
read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 9 Mar. 

Appleyard, Six Matthew, 1645, Order for difcharging his Se- 
quctiration, and returning Money feized, 29 Dec. m 

Apfley, Colonel, 1645, Order for Money towards the Pay of his 
Ofiicers and Soldiers, g Aug. Sent to Lords, 12. 

Apulby, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

Archbifhops. Vide Bifhops. 

Archer, Jolin, 1644, Report concerning him; to be thanked, 
and defired to return into the Country, 10 Jan. 

Argyle, Marquis of, 1646, a Committce of both Houfes to hear 
what he has to deliver, 25 June. 

Armagh, Bithop of, 1645, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 16 
Dec. His Books at Chefter to be inventoried, and fent up 
to the Parliament, 6 Feb. 

Armheem, Joan, 1646, to have Pafs to return into his own 
Country, 20 Apr. , 

Army, a ford General and the Earl of Manchefter to give 
Account why the Orders of the Committee of both King- 
doms, for keeping the Lines, have not been obeyed, 8 Jan. 
Earl of Manchefter’s Anfwer reported, 10—New Model of 
the Army reported, 9. a 8 to be confidered, 9 &amp; 10. 
Contideréd ; Refolutions touching the Number of Horte, Foot, 
and Regiments ; Quefiion for a Lieutenant Colonel to each 
Regiment of Horfe, Neg.; Refolutions touching the Enter- 
tainment of the Horfe and Dragoons, 11—Touching the te- 
veral Sums to be charged upon feveral Counties towards the 
Maintenance of the new-modelled Army; Members of the 

Vou. IV. 








feveral Counties to confider of taking off the Commodities in 
Part of Payment, and of apportioning the Rates, 13. Dif- 
tribution thereof reported; Members to prefent Names of 
Committees for their refpective Counties and Places, 18 
A Commitee to prepare Ordinance for eftablifhing an Army 
and their Pay, according to the new Model, 13 Jan. Ordi- 
nance read twice, and committed to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe; Inftructions, 18. Committee fits, 21, 24, 25, &amp; 27. 
Commencement thereof ; Serjeant Major General Skippon to 
be named therein as Serjeant Major General of all the Forces, 
25. Provifo, Sic. added; Ordinance pafled, 27. Sent to 
Lords, 28 Mcilages, defiring them to take it into fpeedy 
Confideration, 29 &amp; 31 Jan——1 &amp; 3 Feb. Ordinance 
returned, with Amendments ; Amendments read, and to 
be confidered, 4. Three Provifoes committed, 5. One 
agreed to, with an Amendment, 7. Another in Part difagreed 
to; a Committee to aflign Reafons, 8. Conference defired, 
and agreed to, 10. Reatons reported; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, 11. Lords to be defired to expedite their 
Aufwer, 12 &amp; 13. Ordinance returned, with an Amend- 
ment; Amendment in Part difagreed to ; a Committee to af- 
fign Reatons,13. Free Conference defired thereupon, agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; free Conference held, and reported, 
14. Lords to be defired to expedite the Ordinance ; free 
Conference defired by them, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
free Conference held, and reported ; Lords Amendments agreed 
to; Ordinance to be printed and publifhed, 15———Order for 
taking fome Courfe, to know certainly what Damages the 
Counties have fuftained by Billet and free Quarter, 8 Jan. 
Ordinance concerning regulating them, read, and paffed, o. 
Sent to Lords, 11. Returned, with an Amendment; Amend- 
ment difagreed to; a Committee to aflign Reafons, 14. Free 
Conference to be defired; Managers appointed, 16. Sir 
Thomas Fairfax appointed Commander in Chief, 21. Vide 
Fairfax, Sir Thomas. 

Armyn, Sir William, 1644, his Letter to the Earl of Manchef- 
ter, communicated by Lords, 4 Mar. 

1645, thanked for his Services, 14 July. 

Arrowfmith, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 4 Mar. Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 13. 

Artificers, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee of Exami- 
nations, 13 Mar. 

1645, Report concerning a new Excife for paying 

them ; Printeremployed by the House to be added to the Lifi, 

23 Aug. Vide Supply—Petition of their Widows, fent from 

Lords, read, and referred to a Committee, go Sept. 

1646, another Petition referred to the Committee of 
Accounts ; Order for Payment of their Debt, 3 Ot. 

Artillery, Train of, 1645, Petition of poor Widows, and others, 
referred to the Committee of Petitions, 9 Dec. 

Arundell, Thomas, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June Cleared from the Scandals 
charged upon him; Mr. Worthyvale to acknowledge his Error 
before the Committee in the Country, 21 Mar. 

-— 1646, Order for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 
Aug. 

Aruniell, 1645, Order appointing a Governor of the Town and 
Cattle, 9 May. Sent to Lords, 10—— Petition of Officers, 
concerning a Ship taken there, referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 9 Aug. 

——— 1045, new Writ, 3 Sept. 

Afhburnham, John, 1646, Order for fending for him, and others 
that came with the King, to the Scots Army, as Delinquents ; 
Scots General to be acquainted therewith, 6 May. Scots 
Commiflioners Letter, concerning the Demand and Delivery 
of him to Deputy Serjeant, read, and to be confidered , 
Deputy to attend, 21. Another Letter from them, with a 
Paper inclofed ; Vote and Warrant for fending for him, read ; 
General’s Letter, with intercepted Letters, read; thofe in 
Characters to be decyphered; intercepted Letter from Sir 
Thomas Glemham to Pim, with feveral other Letters and 
Examinations, read; Deputy Serjeant examined ; Seerctary 
to the Parliament’s Commifiioners at Newark heard; Order 
for them to ftate the Matter of Faét in Writing, 25. Decy- 
phered Letter to him from Secretary Nicholas, read; Copy to 
be fent to the General, 30. ; as 

Ajhe, Mr. 1645, Letter relating his great Services to the Parlia- 
ment; Thanks thereupon, 23 Sept. 

John, 1645, Order for allowing 

prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. a 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug.——His Petition ; Order for 
Repayment of Money advanced by him, 17 July. 

~—— Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 5 Oct. Excuted, 15. 

Afhley, Richard, 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 18 May. 

Afhton, Colonel Ralph, 1644, to be thanked for his Services, 2 
Jan. a . , 

Afhurft, Major, 1645, Order appointing him Governor of Li- 
verpoole, agreed to by Lords, 16 May. _The Committee of 
both cingkses to grant him a Commiflion; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 17. 




















him 4/. a Week for his 











—— William, 








INDEX @ the 


--— William, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for ——— 


his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

—— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. mo ; 

—— James, 1645, Petition, with the Refolution of a Commit- 
tee cuncerning it, referred to the Committee of Sequettra- 
tions, 10 Oct. = 

Afkew, Sir George, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 
Feb. F 

Afkham, Antony, 1646, appointed Tutor to the Duke of York, 
31 July. i 

Afkittle, Henry, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 20 June. 
sut Houfe in mind thereof, 26 June——1 &amp; 9 July. 

Afkwith, Helen, 1645, Petition reported ; Order thereupon, 29 
Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 30. ; 

1646, Order for paying her Part of her Hufband’s 
Arrears, 28 Apr. Sent to Lords, 2 May——Order for 
paying her 1,000/, § O&amp;t. : 

Aji ment, Monthly, 1644, Ordinance for getting Monies there- 
upon, returned from Lords, with a Provifo; Provifo agreed 
to, 26 Dec.—— A Committee to endeavour to procure Money 
thereupon, 18 Feb. ee 

Affizes, 1645, Order for Juftices of Affize to go their Circuits 
as ufual, and for a Commiflion to them under the Great Seal, 
agreed to by Lords, 12 Feb. P 

1646, Ordinance appointing Juftices for the Summer Cir- 
cuit, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence fignified, 12 June 
—A Committee to prepare Infiructions to be given by them 
in the Circuits, 20. Committee added, 22. [nfrudtions 
reported, and agreed to, with Amendments; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 30 Order for Governors, &amp;ce. 
to aflift them in the Execution of their Commiflion, 2 July. 

Affociations, 1644, the Committee of the Eaftern Affociation to 
“inquire into the Treafurers Receipts and Difburfements, and 
prohibit their paying Money to Officers that lay down their 
Commiffions, 13 Feb—The Committee of both Kingdoms to 
confider of fecuring the Counties till the Scots Army advance, 
19—Treafurers to pay no Arrears but to Officers upon Ser- 
vice, 27-——"l'o_ pay a Fortnight’s Pay to Four Regiments 
—Ordinance for bringing in the Arrears levied upon feveral 
Ordinances, read twice, and committed, 20 Mar. Reported, 
and pafled; Lords Conecnrrence to be defired—Order for 
levying all Arrears forthwith, 22. 

1645, Petition of Gentlemen, and Defires of the 
Counties read; Order for applying One Third Part of the 
Sequeftration Moncey for Relief of maimed Soldiers, &amp;e.— 
Refidue of the Defires referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 7 Apr. Care of the Affociation, and particularly 
of Cambridge, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
5 May—Votes concerning the Defence thereof, reported; 
One laid afide ; Quefiion for maintaining Four Garifons out 
of the Excife, Neg. ; Confideration of maintaining them re- 
committed—Order for fecuring the Horfe Arms, &amp;c. bought 
with the Affociate Monies at Lynn and Cambridge—Standing 
Committees continued; others added—Order for an Al- 
lowance to the Standing Committee at Cambridge for their 
Clerks and Extra-Charges, 21—-—-Committees to be defired 
by Letter to draw what Forces they can to fome Places near 
their Borders—Refolution for paying them by the Public, 
for the time they continue out of their Afflociation; the 
Committee to confider of Means for raifing the Money, 7 
June— Proportions of Horfe to be provided by the Counties 
—Order for raifing and employing them, agreed to by 
Lords—Order for Members to go down, and, with the Com- 
mittees, engage their Credits for fpeedy raifing the Money, 
and take care the Horfe be at their Rendezvous by a Day 
appointed, 5 July——Ordinance for fettling and maintaining 
feveral Garifons, 12——Committed, 5 Aug. Reported, and 
patted, 25. Sent to Lords, 26 Returned, with Amend- 
ments, 3 Sept. Amendments agreed to, 4——The Com- 
mittee impowered to borrow Money thereupon, 25 Aug.—A 
Committee to confider of all the Garifons—Order for taxing 
feveral Sums of Money upon the Affociation and other Coun- 
ties,5 Aug. Ordinance for that Purpofe read, 6. Committed, 
reported, and pafled, 9. Agreed to by Lords, 12—Members 
of the feveral Counties to be defired to advance a Month’s 
Pay, 9—Earl of Warwick appointed Commander in Chief of 
their Forces, 27 Conference defired with Lords concerning 
additional Committees, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Con- 
ference held, 30 Sept. Opinion of the Committee, that 
the Houfe fhould name a Committee to appoint Officers 
difagreed to, 1 O¢t— Member to prepare Ordinance for reim- 
burfing to the Counties Extra-Charges occafioned by Alarms, 
14. Ordinance to be read, 22. Read twice, and committed, 
23. Ng og and pafled—Refolution for charging upon the 
Excife the Money for maintaining the Horfe ‘Three Months 
longer, 31- Refolution for charging 20,000 2. for that Ser- 
vice—Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, and pafled, 26 Feb. 
Sent to Lords, 28—Ordinance from Lords, for a Thankf{- 
giving in the Affociation, read, and agreed to, 27 Noy. Vide 
Lhank|giving. 


They 


FourtTH 


VoLuME. 


1646, Order for continuing the Ordinance for Pay of 
the Garifons, 4 Aug. Sent to Lords—Ordinance for flight- 
ing feveral, and continuing the Affeflments for the refi, read, 
and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6. 

1645, Ordinance for affociating the Counties of York, 
Nottingham, Durham, Northumberland, Cumberland, and 
Wettmoreland, read, 7 Apr. Committed, 14 Another 
Ordinance for adding Lancafhire, read twice, and committed, 
30 May Reported ; Committees named therein, difagreed 
‘to; others appointed; Claufe left out; Provifo added; Kingf- 
ton upgn Hull to be continued in the Affociation ; Ordinance 
pafled, 7 June. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; 
Amendmexts agreed to, 20. Articles to be fubteribed by 
Committees named therein, agreed to, 7 June. Sent to Lords, 
26—Houfe put them in mind thereof, 28 June 1&amp;5 
July 4 Aug. Articles agreed to by them; Order for 
printing them, 5—~—The Committee to frame Letters from 
thence into an Ordinance, 26 June Committees added ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 5 July——Order for 
5000 /. to pay the Forces to be raifed by the Affociation, 8 
—Declaration that the Committee for military Affairs have 
no Power to nominate Governors of Vorts, &amp;c. 19 Aug. 
Agreed to by Lords, 23——The Committee to confider of 
Means for maintaining their Forces—Order for continuing the 
Ordinance for the Affociation till goth March next; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 24 Feb. ‘The Committee to 
receive Informations concerning Delinquents within that 
Affociation, and to fecure them, 11 Mar. 

1646, Refolutions for continuing the Affociation Six 
Months longer—Touching the Number and Command of 
their Forces ; previous Queftion, that they pay a Moiety of 
the Monthly Affeffments towards maintaining them, Neg. 6 
Apr.—Order for continuing the Affociation till 1ft June 
next, go———Sent to Lords, 4 May——Order for continuing 
it till 2ft July next; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 9 
June—Ordinance concerning it, returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments committed, 30 The Com- 
mittee to confider what Garifons are fit to be flighted, 6 
July Order for continuing the Affociation to 31ft Augutt 
next—lor granting the Moiety of the Excife for Mainte- 
nance of their Forces and Garifons, 22. Severally fent to 
Lords, 24 Latter returned, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments difagreed to; a Committee to allign Reafons, 411 Sept. 
Conference defired thereupon agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, 22—-—Ordinance for bringing in Arrears upon 
former Ordinances, read, and pafled, 30 Nov.——Sent to 
Lords, 2 Dec. 

1645, Ordinance for imprefting Men, and raifing Horfe, 
in the Weftern Affociation, read twice, and pafied ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 5 June Gentlemen impowered to 
bring in Order for charging 12,000/. upon themfeives by way 
of a Monthly Affefiment, 9 July——Ordinance from Lords, 
concerning the Affociation, read, 13 Aug. 

1646, the Committee to coniider what Garifons aye 
fit to be flighted, 6 July—Previous and main Quefiions for 
granting the Moiety of the Excife of the Atiociation for 
maintaining their Forces and Garifons, feverally Affirmative, 
15——Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and pafled, 7 Aug. 
Sent to Lords, 18. Houfe put them in mind thereof, 4 
Sept. Ordinance returned, with Amendments ; Amendments 
difagreed to; a Committee to prepare Reafons, 11. Confer- 
ence defired, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, 22. 

Ajiley, William. Vide Izzard. 

—— Sir Jacob, 1645, Order for Forces to atiend his Motions 
—For drawing them together—Commander in Chief ap- 
pointed, 6 Mar. Ordinance for Money for them, read, and 
pafled, 18. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 21 ——Letters and Relation of the Manner of 
taking him Prifoner ; Order for Rewards to the Meflenger and 
Relater; One Letter to be printed; Thankfgiving ordered, 
23. Vide Thank/ziving. 

1646, T'wo Letters from the King, taken upon him, read, 
and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 26 Mar. 
Ajion, Sir Thomas, 1645, Letter concerning the taking him and 
others Prifoners, and concerning Papers taken upon him; 
Papers referred to a Committee Order for a Reward to 
the Meflenger, 24 Nov. 
Athow, Chrittopher, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 

pardoning his Delinquency ordered, 13 5 sa 

—— 1646, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrenee to be defired, 
4 May. : 

Atkins, Richard, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and patled, 2 May—Sent to 
Lords, 10 Nov. 

Atkinfon, Jane, 1646, Order for a Free-Gift of 5001. to her, 
19 May. 

Atkyn, Serjeant, 1645, appointed a Baron of the Exchequer ; 
Order for a Commitlion under the Great Seal, 30 Sept. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 4 Od. 

Avery, 














Avery, Samuel, 1646, Order for Repayment of Money advanced 
by him and Richard Bateman, 1 O&amp;. 

Augier, René, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee for 
foreign Affairs, 8 Apr. 

1646, Part of his Letter from Paris read, 6 May A 
Committee to confider whether he be entertained by the Court 
of France as an Agent from the Parliament, 10 June An- 
other Letter read, 1 Oé. 

Awbrey, Sir John, 1645, to be fent for by Serjeant, 3 Mar. 

Aweock, John, 1645, Petition read; Petitioner to take his 
Courfe in the Court of ‘Wards, 24 Nov. 

1646, another Petition read ; Order thereupon, 30 O&amp;. 
Vide IWards, Court of. 

— Sir Henry, 1643, his Compofition re-committed, 16 

ug. 

















Robert, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered 31 
Jan. 

- 1646, Read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 

fired, 4 May. 

Wheathill, 1646, his Fine accepted, 9 July. 

Axmouth, 1646, Member to prepare Ordinance to prevent any 
Lapfe for want of Inftitution and Induction to the Vicar, 9 
O€t. 

Ayleftury, 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms to confider 
of difpofing the Forces marching from thence, 13 Feb. 

- 1645, Order for a Fortnight’s Pay for the Horfe going 
to Colonel Mafley, 11 Apr—For fending down Arms and 
Ammunition, 6 June The Committee to pay Captain 
Collingwood’s Forces at Abingdon, 18 July Governor ap- 
pointed; the Committee of both Kingdoms to grant him a 

_ Commiflion, 11 Nov. Order fent to Lords, 12. Returned, with 
Amendments, 13 Ordinance for martial Law to him read, 
and pafled, 91 Jan. Sent to Lords, 7 Feb. . Returned, 
with a Provifo ; Provifo agreed to, 14. : 

—-— 1646, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee 
at Goldimiths Hall, 11 June——Order for flighting the Ga- 
rison, 11 July. 

1645, Information of a printed Paper concerning Elec- 
tions, fent thither, and of a Paper concerning Proceedings at 
their Election; previous Quefiion for referring it to a Com- 
mittee, Neg.; previous Queftion for ifluing a Writ for eleét- 
ing new Burgelles, Affirmative ; Writ ordered, 22 Sept. 

Ayliffe, Sir Benjamin, 1644, his Fine accepted ; Order for bail- 
ing him; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, upon Pay- 
ment thereof, ordered, 28 Jan. . 
































rhe Committee at Gold- 
finiths Llall to fell his Woods, upon Non-payment thereof, 3 
Mar. 

—— Catherine, 1645, her Petition recommended by Lords, 21 
July. 

Ayloffe, Colonel, 1645, Order for recruiting his Regiment, and 
for a Fortnight’s Pay for them, 27 Mar. 





20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1045, 
&amp; 1646. 


BA BINGTON, Mrs. 1645, Order for 4o/. for her, 4 
Nov. 

Major, 1646, Information of Murders, and other 

Violences, committed by his Soldiers, with an Order for ap- 

prehending them, fent to Lords, 10 Apr. ~Order for a 

Commiflion of Oyer and Terminer, under the Great Seal, to 

try them, 28 Sent to Lords, 2 May. 

Mr. 1646, his Petition from Lords, 17 July. 

Bacon, Nicolas, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 31 
Jan. His Petition trom Lords, for a Pafs to go beyond 
Sea, 17 Feb. 
eranted, 24. 

——— 1646, — for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and 
pafled, 4 May Sent to Lords, 21 N ov. 

Badger, Captain, 1645, Order for beftowing 1007. on him for 
his Services, 23 Jan. Sent to Lords, 26. 

Bagshaw, Mr. 1645, Order for bailing him, 25 Mar. 

Bail to be taken, 28 Jan. 24 Feb. 1644, 25 Mar. 
7 May i1 June —— 23 &amp; 29 July 20 &amp; 31 O. 
—1 &amp; 4 Nov.—-9 Mar. 1645——18 June 17 July 

11 Aug. 1646. 

Bail Bonds, 1646, Confideration thereof referred to the Com- 
mittee at Haberdafhers Hall, 5 July. 

Baker, Jobn. Vide Browne, Oliver. — 

Arthur; 1645, Petition; Order for beftowing 10/7, on him 
for his present Relief, 15 Oc. 

Baldwyn, Joln, 1645, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Re- 
commendation, read, and to be confidered, 21 May An- 
other Petition, and Lords Ordinance appointing him Gentle- 

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INDEX w@ the Foturtnun Votume. 

















_ Bard, Maximilian. 


They put Houfe in mind thereof; Pats 





man Porter of the Tower, 16 July——They put Houfe in 
mind thereof ; Ordinance read, and agrecd to, 6 Sept. 
1646, another Petition, and Lords Order for Commit- 
ment, read, and referred to a Committee ; Power given them 
to receive all Petitions of the like Nature, 3 O&amp;. 
Catherine, 1645, Petition read ; nothing 
12 Jan. 
Balfour, Sir William, 1644, a Committee to consider of a Re- 
compence to him for his Services, 21 Jan. Order for making 
Report, 14 Mar. 
1645, Letter and Relation concerning him reported ; Bu- 
finefs referred to the Committee of Examinations; Power 
given them to examine Members, 25 Mar. Members have 
cave to be examined, 12 Apr.—His Petition from Lords, 
with fpecial Recommendation, to be confidered, 23 July—- 
Another Petition, with Paper annexed, concerning his Loffes 
and Arrears, read; Order for paying him 2,o00/. upon Ac- 
count; 17 Nov.—Another Petition reported, and referred to the 
Committee of Accounts, 24. 
Colonel James, 1645, to have Pafs to tranfport Horfes 
and Servants into France, 12 Apr. 
Captain Michael, 1645, Petition referred to the Com: 
mittee of both Kingdoms, 16 Apr. 


Major William, 1646, his Petition from Lords, 14 





done thereupon, 











. July. 

Balliage. Vide Scavuge. 

Balloting Box, 1644, previous Queftion for a Committee to 
confider the Ufe thereof, Affirmative; main Queftion, Neg. 
1008 P 

Balmerinoth, Lord, 1645, his Letter, and State of his Cafe, read; 
nothing done thereupon, 12 Jan.—Lords Defire for him to 
fitin the Affembly, as the Lord Chancellor did, agreed to, 


29. ‘ 

Baltinglafs, Vifcount, 1645, Petition read; Sir Peter Temple to 
have Notice to attend, 6 May. Day appointed for giving in 
his Anfwer, 7. 

Bampfield, Sir John, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 24 June. 

—_——- 1646, dilcharged, 20 Aug. 

Banbury Cattle, 1646, Order for a Reward to the Meffenger 
that brought the News of the Surrender thereof, 6 May. Co- 
lonel Whaley’s Letter concerning it; Order for a Lette of 
Thanks—For 100/. to buy him Horfes—For a Gratuity to 
the Engineer—For a Reward to the Meffenger—A Committee 
to confer with Lord Say and the General about making it un- 
tenable, 11 Ordinance from Lords, concerning the Mayor, 
read, and pafled, 15 June Petition of Inhabitants read ; 
Order for Money to repair the Church, &amp;c. 15 July. 

Banifirie, Peregrine, 1645, his Petition recommended by Lords, 
14 Mar. 

1646, referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 17 











Apr. 

Bankjide, Surrey, 1645, Information of an intended Meeting to 
play for a Prize ; Order for probibiting it; Matter referred to 
the Committee of Examinations, 12 May. 

Barbe, Captain, 1645, Order appointing him Governor of 
Southampton, agreed to by Lords, 5 July. 

Vide Crawford, Colonel. | 

Lady, 1645, to have Pafs to go into the Enemy’s Quarters, 
11 Apr. 

Barges. Vide Watermen. 

Barkjlead, Colonel, 1645, appointed Governor of Reading; 
Order for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 12 Aug.—— 

Sent to Lords, 10 Dec. 

Barlow, Henry, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read and pafled, 6 Aug. Sent to 
Lords, 18. 

Barnard, John, 1645, Order for difcharging his Heir from Ward- 
fhip, 16 Dec. 

Barnardifton, Sir Nathaniel, 1645, Order for allowing the Pay- 
ment of Part of his Debt, and for paying the Refidue accord 
ing to his Warrants, 6 May. . 

Barnes, William, 1646, Warrant under the Sign Manual, to pre- 

are a Pardon for him, read; Solicitor Gencral to be in- 
joined not to gp thereupon, 29 Sept. 

Barnflaple, 1646, General’s Letter concerning the Surrender 
thereof, read—Order for a Reward to the Meffenger, 15 
Apr. Articles of Surrender referred to a Committee, 24 
June Petition of Inhabitants, 11 July Order for fend- 
ing Ammunition, &amp;c. from thence into Ireland, 25 Sept. 

—_——— 1646, new Writ,13 May. 1 

Barraby, 1645, Order from Lords, appointing a Minifter, agreed 
to, 14 Mar. 

Barrett Richard, 1645, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea; Quef- 
tion for Warrant to tranfport Two Horfes, Neg. 7 Feb. | 

Barrow, Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, appointed Governor of Berk- 
ley Cafile, 16 O&amp;——Meflage from Lords, deliring he may 
haye a Commiflion, 3 Nov. His Relation of the taking 

Hereford— 























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Hereford—Order for 1007. for him—For fettling 50/. per 
Annum upon him and his Heirs, 7 Jan. Sent to Lords, 8. 
Barwis, Mr. 1645, Scots Commiflioners Paper touching Inform- 
ations they haye received concerning him, to be confidered, 
24 June. Another Paper afligning their KReafons for prefent- 
ing the former, 28 Scots Commuitlioners to give him Co- 
ies of any Information given in againft him, 16 July—— 
Perfons to anfwer Queftions propounded by the Committee 
before Mr. Barwis gives in his Aniwer, 8 Oct. Report that 
Muferave refufed tu anfwer; Order thereupon, 25. Vide 

Privileges. . 

Lieutenant Chriftopher. Vide Martin, Captain Fowlke. 

Safing, 1645, Order for Money for reducing it, 24 July——— 
For fending down Arms, &amp;c. 19 Aug.——Vor fending down 
100 Foot, 4 Sept.——Relation of taking the new, and hav- 
ing entered the old Houle; Order for Rewards to the Mcf- 
feneers, 14 Oct. Letter concerning it; Order for demolifh- 
ing the Houfe—Declaration, that whoever fetches away the 
Materials fhall have them for their Pains; Letter of Thanks 
to be fent to Lieutenant Colonel Cromwell; Order for a 
Thankfgiving, 15. Vide Thank/ziving. 

Bafnett, Samuel, 1645, his Petition from Lords read; Order 
thereupon, 29 Jan. 

Bajjana, Andree, 1645, his Petition from Lords, g May. 

Bafje, Major Edward, 1646, Ordinance from Lords upon his 
Petition, 6 May. 

Baffett, Serjeant Major, 1645, Order for Money for his Inter- 
ment, agreed to by Lords—His Widow’s Petition; Order for 

vaying her Part of his Arrears, agreed to by Lords, 30 
Jec. 
Sir Richard, 1645, committed to Southwark Compter for 
High Treason, 22 Jan. 

Bafiwick, Dr. 1645, his Petition from Lords concerning Co- 
lonel Huddlefton, 10 July. Vide /fuddlefton, Colonel. 

1046, Ordinance from Lords concerning him, 4 May— 
His Petition from them, 2 Oct. 

Bath, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

Batten, Vice Admiral, 1644, His Letter referred to the Com- 
jnittee of both Kingdoms, 13 l’eb.—Another read; Order for 
fending him Arms and Provifions, 24———For fending him a 
Month’s Provifions, 1 Mar.——'he Committee of the Navy 
to confider of a Reward and Encouragement to him, his Offi- 
cers and Men, 4—Thanked for his Services, 24. 

- 1645, Order appointing him Commander of the Sum- 
mer’s Fleet; previous Quefiion for defiring Lords Concur- 
rence thereto, Neg. 15 May-——Ordinance from Lords, ap- 
pointing hin Governor of Batten’s Tower and Batten’s Mount, 
read twice, and committed, 2 Sept-——Defire of Lords for 
him to command a ‘Tower by Plymouth, 10 Nov. Order 
appointing him Captain of a Ship, and Commander of the 
Sumnmer’s Fleet, 23 Feb. 

_ 1646, Order appointing him Captain of Holy Ifland, 19 
June. Sent to Lords, 2o——For Repayment of Money ad- 
vanced by him, 25 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 28 For 
continuing him Vice Admiral for the Winter Expedition, 20 
Oe. 

Baudwyn Edward, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed, 27 O&amp;t. Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Baxter, Peter, 1646, Petition recommended to the Committee 
of the Revenue, 17 Apr. 

Bayley, Mr. 1645, his Information to be confidered, 19 July. 

Baynton, Siy Edward, 1645, original Indictment of him for High 
Treafon; Perfons to be fent for, as Delinquents, 27 Oct.—— 
His Petition read, 16 Mar. 

-——— 1646, Order against billeting Soldiers in his Houfe, 30 
June. 

Beaconsfield, 1644, Letter concerning the mutinying of the 
‘Troops there, read, and referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 1 Mar. 

Beale, William. Vide Annefley, Arthur. 

Beccas, a Ship, of St. Maloes, 1645, Paper from’the Committee 
of the Admiralty concerning it, referred to the Committee 
for foreign Affairs, 20 Sept. Report, 17 Feb. Read; 
Order for rcftoring the Ship, and paying the Value of the 
Lading, 4 Mar. 

Beck, Jeremiah, 1644, Ordinance from Lords for difcharging 
his Sequettration, 4 Mar. 

——— 1645, Paper from them concerning him read ; nothing done 
thereupon, 18 Nov. 

Gabriel, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him a 
Clerk in the Court of Wards, 26 May Read twice ; Quef- 
tion for Commitment, Neg.; pafled, 10 June. 


Beddall, Captain, 1646, appointed Commander of a Ship, 19 
Aug. 

Belding field, Thomas, 1645, his Petition, and Pafs from Lords 
for him to go beyond Sea, to be confidered—Report concern- 
ing him to be made, 2 May——Made; Pafs granted, 15 

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VOLUME. 


Dita Sir Henry, 1645, committed to the Tower for ligt 
Treafon, 22 Jan. ai 

— 1646, Refolution for felling his and his Son’s Efiate; 

_ 25 Sept. . 

Bedford, County, 1644, Petition of Gentlemen read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee; Power given them to receive all 
Complaints of the like Nature, and to inquire after the 
Names of the Commanders whofe Soldiers committed the 
Outrages, 24 Jan. Order about bringing in Arrears of the 
Scots Money, 4 &amp; 7 Feb.—Commiflioners for the Levies to 
go down and expedite the Colleétions, 12 To bring them 
in within a limited Time, 22 Mar—The Comittee to be 
prefled to bring in Monies upon the Ordinance for maintain- 
ing Sir ‘Thomas Fairfax’s Forces, 20. ‘ 

——— 1645, Day appointed for paying the Arrears of the 
Scots Monies, g Apr. Member to go down and hafen 
the bringing in Monies atleffed upon the County, 26 June 

Order tor {peedy raifing the old Levies and new Recruits 
and for putting in Execution the Ordinance for punifhing S.. 

‘ ferters, 1 July—Petition from thence communicated b 

Lords, 8. 

1646, Order from Lords, appointing Lord Bruce Lord 
Lieutenant; previous Queftion for appointing the Earl of 
Kent, Affirmative, 2 July. Order fent to Lords, 3 Order 
for fending all their Forces into Ireland, 4 Aug. Names 
of Perfons fit to be Sheriffs, reported, and re-committed 1 
Dec. : 

- Town, 1645, Order for paying Part of their Arrears of 
the 5th and goth Parts——For tending fome of the late Ga- 
rifon to Newark, 2 Aug. 

1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, 11 July. 
Earl of, 1646, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial 
tecommendation, 19 Nov. 
: Level, 1645, Petition concerning draining it, 2 Aug. 
Read, and referred to a Committee, 4. Ordinance for that 
Purpofe read, 15. 
— 1646, cominitted, 28 Apr. 

Bedwyn, Great, 1645, new Writ, 9 Jan. 

Behir, Colonel, 1645, Order for Money, Arms, &amp;e. for his 
Regiment, 17 Apr. for the Fortnight’s Pay due for his Re- 
ducement, and the 5th Part of his Arrears—The Committee 
of the Army to ftate his Debt, 2 eb. 

—- 1646, Report; Order for paying it, 30 Apr. Ordi- 
nance for Money for him, and others, out of the Excife, read 
and paffed, 2 June. Sent to Lords, 5. P 

Beke, Henry, 1641, Petition read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee for Irifh Affairs, 15 June To another Committee, 1 
Dec. : 

Belfaft. Vide Ireland. 

Bell, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Captain Henry, 1646, his Petition from Lerds, 30 Apr. 

Bellafys, Captain John, 1644, Houle approves of his Exchange, 
30 Dec.——Referred to Lord General to give him Leave to 
go upon his Parole to perfect it, 13 Jan. 

John, 1646, previous Queltion for accepting his Fine 
Affirmative, 8 O&amp;. ‘ 

Bellett, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pailed, 27 Oct.—Sent to Lords 
21 Nov. ; 

Bellieure, Monfieur, 1646, Meflage from Lords concerning re- 
ceiving him as Ambaflador Extraordinary from France, 5 June. 
They put Houfe in mind thereof; Manner of his Reception 
referred to the Committee for foreign Affairs, 10——Report ; 
Goringe Houfe appointed for him, 1 July. Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 3—A Committee of both Houfes to go to 
Greenwich to receive him, 9. Meflage from Lords, ac- 
quainting the Houfe he acknowledges the Refpeéts fhewn him 
in his Reception; another Committee of both Houfes to 
perufe his Credentials, 11—Day appointed for giving him 
Audience ; Matter of the Ceremonies to acquaint him there- 
with, 15. Manner of receiving him; Credentials read ; 
Speaker to defire he would deliver to Lim in Writing what he 
had delivered by Word of Mouth—Pafs from Lords for him 
to go to the King and the Eftates of Scotland, and return, 
17—His Credentials and Letter to Speaker read ; a Committee 
to prepare an Anfwer ; Pafs referred; Anfwer, Pafs, and Let- 
ter, reported, and agreed to, 22—Order from Lords con- 
cerning his Goods in Goringe Houfe, 31. 

Belvoir Cafile, 1645, Order for fending Ordnance to reduce it, 
15 Jan. Letter and Relation of the Rendition thereot; 
Order for a Week’s Pay to the Forces upon Account, 2 Feb. 
Governor appointed by Lords, 6. Agreed to, 7. 

Bence, Squire, 1645, previous Queftion that he be One of the 
— for commanding the Summer’s Fleet, Neg. 28 

I. 
5 1645, Ordinance for reimburfing him 1,000/. ad- 
vanced for the Forces in Pembrokethire, read, and pafled ; 


Lords Concurrence fignified, 24 June. 
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Bendijh, Sir Thomas, 1646, to have Pafs to go to his Country 
Houfe for a Month, 15 Apr—Order for taking off his 
Reftraint ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 June. 

Bennett, Humphrey, 1645, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 
6 Dec. 

Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted, 9 July. 

Colonel, 1646, Order for fending his Leases to Ire- 
land, 25 Aug. 

Bennett, Vinchurch, 1645, Ordinance from Lords for Aug- 
mentation of the Benefice, 2 Aug. 

Bent, Jofeph, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency read, and pafled, 28 May Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. 

Bentall, Laurence, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 6 Aug.——Sent to 
Lords, 27 Oxt. 

Berber, William, 1646, to have Pafs to return into his own 
Country, 20 Apr. 

Berealjion, 1645, new Writ, 17 Feb. 

Beresford, Captain Michael, 1645, Petition referred to a Com- 
mittee, 16 Apr. 

Berkley, Colonel Alexander, 1645, Order for paying Part of his 
Arrears, 3 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 4——For beftowing 
502. upon him, 6 June. 

Lucretia, 1645, Petition from Lords read; nothing 
oe thereupon, 8 Sept. They put Houfe in mind of it, 
16. 

Berkley Caftle, 1645, Letter concerning the Proceedings againft 
it; Order for a Reward to the Meflenger, 25 Sept. Re- 
port concerning the Appointment of a Governor, communi- 
cated by Lords, read, 4 Oct. They put Houfe in mind there- 
of, 8 &amp; 16. Letter concerning it read ; Governor appointed, 
16 Meffage from Lords, defiring a Commiffion for him, 
3 Nov. 

1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, and difbanding or 
reducing the Forces, 28 July. 

Berks, 1644, additional Committees, agreed to by Lords, 15 Jan. 
—Petition of Gentlemen read, and referred to a Committee 
~—Lord General to be informed of the Violences committed 
by the Soldiers, 31. 

—~— 1645, Account of Horfe and Foot lying in the County 
upon free Quarters, ordered, g Apr. Petition of Inhabit- 
ants of the Firft Divifion read, and referred to a Committee ; 
Power given them to confider what Garifons are fit to be 
flizhted, and the Grievances of free Quarters, 12 Aug. 
Committee added, 12 Sept. Sent to Lords, 19. Names of 
Three Pertons fit to be Sheriffs, ordered, 8 Oét. High Sheritf 
appointed ; Order for Commiflion under the Great Seal, 14. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 16. 

1646, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Commiflion 
under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

—— 1646, new Writ, 5 June. 

Berwick, 1645, Treaty for fettling the Garifon to be printed and 
publifhed, 13 Feb. 

1646, Letters and Informations from the Mayor, re- 
ferred to the Northern Committee, 30 Apr. Order for 
500/. for Repair of the Bridge, &amp;c. 22 July. Letter from 
thence, with Reafons inélofed why Mr. Luke Ord fhould not 
continue Mayor. Vide Ord, Luke—Another appointed, 12 
Oct. 

Bet, Paul, 1645, Information of Blafphemies contained in his 
Books, and in his Anfwers to Interrogatories; Anfwers and 
Interrogatories read ; the Committee of plundered Minifters 
to examine the Truth of the Fa@ ; Ordertor his Commitment 
to the Gatehoufe; none to have Accefs to him, unlefs ap- 
pointed by the Committee ; Power _ them to fend for him 
from time to time, 10 June Order for making Report, 24 
Sept Report; Order for keeping him under clofe Re- 
firaint, and fuffering no Recourte to him—The Committce 
to prepare Ordinance for punifhing him with Death; Lawyers 
added thereto, 28 Jan. Order for them to attend the 
Committee, to be fet upon the Door, 9 Mar. 

—— 1646, Ordinance read twice—Divines to have Liberty to 
go to him, and endeavour to reclaim him ; the Committee 
impowered to giv¢ Perfons — vifithim ; Day appointed 
for bringing him to Bar to hear his Charge, and aniwer it, 28 

ar. Brought ; Queftions to be propounded to him read ; 
Member charges him with Blafphemies; his Anfwer; other 
Queftions propounded ; his particular Antwers thereto; Mem- 
bers of the Houfe and Affembly defired to confer with him ; 
remanded to Prifon, 4 Apr. Order for bringing bim to Bar, 
4, 15 &amp; 18—For delivering him to Serjeant, 11 ‘Law- 
yers to attend the Houfe for his Trial; Manager appointed, 
24 June. 

Befiowe, Nicolas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and paffed,10 Nov. Sent 
to Lords, 21. 

Rake, Colonel Hugh, 1645, Order beftowing 200/, upon 

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him for his prefent Support, 15 Nov. Agrecd to by Lords, 

oF. 

——- 1646, his Petition read; Order for paying him 2,000 /, 
upon Account—For his Attendance, 2 O&amp;. Thanked for 
his Services, 6. 

Henry, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 





—— 1646, to be recommended for an Employment in a Ship 


fet forth for the Winter Guard, 20 Od. 

Bettifworth, Captain, 1645, tu be injoined not to depart the 
Kingdom, 20 Aug. Order appointing him Commander of 
the Horfe in Hants, 20O&amp;. Sent to Lords, 21. 

1646, Order for a Reward to the Meflenger who 
brought the News of his having defeated the Enemy’s Horfe, 
7 Apr. Sent to Lords, 9. 

Betton, Robert, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
quits his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 31 

an. 

: 1646, read, and pafled, 4 May——Sent to Lords, 1 

une. 

Beverley, 1645, new Writ, 1 Sept. 

Beverfion, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Parfon, 
6 May Read, and paffed, 5 Aug. 

Cattle, 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, and dif- 
banding or redueing the Forces, 28 July. 

Bewdley, 1646, new Writ, 11 Nov. 

Bible, 1644, Petition of Bookfellers concerning printing a Copy 
of the Septuagint, 3 Jan. Vide Young, Patrick, 
1645, no foreign Impreffions of Englith Bibles to be fold, 

without the Perufal of the Affembly, 20 Aug. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords concerning printing Annota- 

tions on the Dutch Bible, witi: Certificate annexed, read, 2 


Dec. 
Vide Army. 























Billett. 

Billingham, Sir Henry, 1645, voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament, 11 Oct. 

Billingsley, 1646, Ordinance for 30001. for him out of the Ex- 
= read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23 

ct. 

Bingham, Dorothy, 1646, her Petition from Lords, 19 Aug. 

Birche, Colonel John, 1645, Bufinefs concerning him, aud the 
other Officers fent up Prifoners from Plymouth, referred to 
the Committee of the Weft, 12 May Appointed Governor 
of Bridgewater; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26 July 
—-His Petition referred to the Committee of Examinations, 
11 Sept. Appointed Governor of Hereford ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired—Care of his Regiment referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 22 Dec. 

1646, Order for 1,000/. to him out of the Exeife, to dif- 

engage an Undertaking made to him by the Committee of 

both ‘Kin gdoms; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 2 June. 

Read, and pafied, 6. Sent to Lords, 8——Petition of the 

Grand Inqueft of Herefordfhire, and a Charge againft him, 

referred to a Committee, 23 Oct. Committees Petition, and 

Letter from him and his Officers, and Examinations fent up 

therewith, referred, 29. 

John, 1645, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 

without any Fine, ordered, 16 Aug. 














‘Birkhead, Colonel, 1645, Ordinance for paying him 107 1. 16s. 


read, and pafled, 11 Oct. Sent to Lords, 13. 

Mr. 1645, Member to prepare Ordinance for appoint- 

ing him Serjeant at Arms out of the Parliament Time, to at- 

tend the King, 9 Jan. Ordinance read, and paffed, 20. 

Sent to Lords, 22—Refolution for appointing him to attend 

the Houfe, 24. 

1646, Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and paffed, 20 
Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 25—Another Ordinance, ap- 
panntinng ly Houfe to be a Prifon for fecuring his Prifoners, 
read, and paffed, 20 Apr. Sent to Lords, 25 Returned, 
with Amendments; Amendments difagreed to, 23 May 

. His Petition referred to a Committee, to prepare Order there- 
upon, 26 O¢t. : 

Bifhe, Edward, 1646, a Committee to on Ordinance fox 
appointing him Garter Principal King at Arms, 20 O¢t.  Or- 
dinance read,and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired— 
Order for his Attendance at the Ear] of Effex’s Funeral, tho’ 
the Ordinance is not paffed, 21. 

Bifhops, 1646, Ordinance for abolifhing the Government of the 
Church by them, and other Ecclefiaftical Perfons depending 
upon the | aang and for fettling their Poffeflions in Truf- 
tees for the Benefit of the Commonwealth, read twice, and 
committed, 29 Sept.——Committee fits, 1 Oét, Ordinance 
reported; Names of Truftees, prefented by the City, read, 
and a proved ; Ordinance _ paffed, 5. Sent to Lords, 6. 
Agreed to by them, 9—Ordinance for Sale of their Eftates, 
read twice, and committed; previous Queftion for the Com- 
mittee to meet To-morrow, Afhrmative; Provifo concerning 
Ely Houfe committed ; Mr. Elfynge’s Petition read, and re- 
ferred; the Committee to confider the Neceflity of the Place 

petitioned 

















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petitioned for, 19. Committee fits, 20, 21, 23, 24, 26, &amp; 

31. Paper concerning the Place of a Regifter Accountant refer- 

red, 23. Sub-Committee to meet, notwithftanding the Sitting 

of the Grand Committee, and make Report to them, 26 

Ordinance reported ; Provifoes added ; Ordinance pafied ; «Com- 

mittee to examine it before it be tran{mitted to Lords, 2 Nov. 

Ordinance fent; Houfe attend the Meflenger, 3. Conference 

defired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 

Conference held; Lords Amendments reported, 12. Con- 

fidered, and in Part difagreed to; free Conference defired 

thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed ; free Conference 
held, 13. Another free Conterence defired by Lords, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed; free Conference held; Lords Con- 
currence fignified; both Ordinances to be printed, 16—In- 
fiructions for the Contraétors and Surveyors ordered, 2 Nov. 

Prefented ; Houfe to confider further of the Value, after which 

the Lands fhall be fold, 6, Refolutions thereupon, 7 &amp; 9. 

Infiructions for the Regifter read, one by one, and paffed, g. 

Sent to Lords, 10. Free Conference defired by Lords con- 

cerning the feveral Inftructions agreed to ; —— appoint- 

ed ; free Conference held, and reported ; Refolution for an ad- 
ditional Allowance to the Comptroller, 16. Agreed to by 

Lords— A Committee to acquaint the Truftees, and other Ofti- 

cers, that the Ordinance is fully paffed,17. Their Willing- 

nefs to undertake the Service reported ; Four attefted Copies 
of the Ordinance to be delivered to them; Explanation de- 
fired by them read, and committed, 19. Ordinance for that 

Purpote read twice, and paffed, 20. Sent to Lords, 21— 

Houfe appointed for the Officers, 24. Lords Concurrence de- 

fired, 26—Ordinance for altering the Surveyors Oath, 24. 

Sent to Lords, 26. Amended, 28. Amendment fent to 

Lords, 2 Dec.—Ordinances concerning the Tickets to be re- 

ceived by the Accountant Regifter—Concerning the Allowance 

of Warrants for incident Charges, returned from Lords, with 

Amendinents; Amendments agreed to, 30 Nov. 

1646, a Committce to examine what Allowances are fit 
to be made to the late Bifhops, 2 Noy. Revived; Order 
for their fitting de die in diem, 2 Dec. 

Blachford, Captain, 1645, Order for recruiting, and fending his 
Troop to Abingdon, 7 Apr. 

Black-fryars, 1646, Petition of Players there, fent from Lords, 
31 Mar. 

Blackmore, Thomas, 1646, Petition for Leave to fend the King’s 
Order to Dublin, for Re-delivery of his Ship, agreed to—Li- 
cence given him to freight a Bark with Coals, 11 July. 

Blackwell, William, 1644, his Petition from Lords read ; Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for inftituting and induéting him into 
the Parfonage of Mentham, 31 Jan. Ordinance read, and 

_ patled, 25 Feb.——Sent to Lords, 3 Mar. 

Blague, Captain, 1645, to be exchanged for Major Gibbs, 
1 Sept. 

1646, to have Leave to tranfport Horfes, 28 Aug. 

Colonel, 1646, Order for difbanding his Regiment, 17 























Nov. 

Blakejion, John, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Weck for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June Petition on his behalf read ; 
Order for Money towards fatistying his Loffes, 2 Dec. 

1646, Order for weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Blakifion, George, 1645, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee at Newcaftle, 10 Ieb. 

Sir William, 1646, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

Bland, Jobn, 1645, Ordinance for paying him 2,000 /. advanced 
for naval Stores, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 24 Nov. 

Blajphemies. Vide Inceft, and Herefies—1645, Member to pre- 
pare Ordinance for Punifhment thereof, 11 June. 

Blayney, Lord, 1645, Petition and Certificate annexed, read ; 
Part of the Petition referred to the Committee of both King- 
doms—Order for publick Faith for his Arrears, 15 May 
Ordinance for that Purpote read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 9 June His Petition from Lords, 27 
Sept.——They put Houfe in mind thereof; Petition referred 
to the Committee of Petitions, 22 O&amp;. 

Captain, 1645, his Petition recommended by Lords, 

17 Feb. 

1646, another Petition, with Certificate annexed, re- 

ferred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 27 Mar. 

Mary, 1646, Petition read; Order for beftowing upon 

her 100/. for her prefent Support, and 50/7. a Year for her fu- 

ture Maintenance, 19 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 10 Sept. 

Jane, 1646, Petition read; Order for beftowing upon 

her 300/. for her prefent Support, and 200/. a Year for her 

future Maintenance, 19 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 10 Sept. 

Amended, 4 Dec. 

Bliffett, Captain Joteph, 1646, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of Worcefter, 22 July. 

Blundell, Major, 1645, thanked for his Services—Order for 

beftowing 100/. upon him, 23 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 

24. . 









































FouRTH 











VoLuUME. 


Blunt, Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, appointed Colonel of Lord 
Stamford’s Regiment—Reft of the Officers to fucceed in their 
Turns ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 29 May. 

ey Order for fending his Regiment to Ireland, 28 July 

4 Aug. : 

Sir Walter, 1645, committed to the Tower for High Trea- 
fon, 22 Jan. . 

Blythe, John, 1645, Order from Lords, appointing him Serjeant 
Major of Colonel Browne’s Regiment, 23 July. Agreed to, 
26. 














Richard, 1645, Queftion for appointing him 

_aShip, Neg. 23 Feb. 

Bodenham, Six Wingfield, 1644, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, ordered, 6 Mar. 

Bodewille, Anne, 1646, to have Pafs to go to Irance, 30 
June. 

Bodmyn, +645, Letters from thence, concerning the Army, read, 
and to be printed, 9g &amp; 11 Mar. Order for Rewards to the 
Meflengers, 11. 

Bohemia, Queen of, 1644, Order for paying her Penfion of 
2,000 /. a Year, with the Arrears—The Allowance of 1,500 2. 
a Month for the Expence of herfelf and Children, referred to 
a Committee, 5 Mar. 

1646, Order for fettling 10,000. a Year upon her, 20 
Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 22. Her Letter of Thanks 
read, 24 July. 

Bolles, John, 1645, Ordinance for delivering to him all Records, 
&amp;c. belonging to the Clerk of the Crown’s Office, read, and 
paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 O&amp;t. 

—— Robert, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 31 Jan. 

1646, read, and paffed, 18 May—Sent to Lords, 21 
Nov. 

Bolt, James, 1643, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

Bolton, Mr. defired to preach, 13 Mar. 1645—Thanked, 25 
Mar. 1646. 

Boulton Cafile, 1645, Letter, with the Articles of Surrender, 
read, 11 Nov. 

1646, Order for making it untenable, 30 Apr. 

Bond, Mr. 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Maf- 
ter of the Savoy, agreed to, 7 June——Another, for ap- 
pointing him under the Great Seal, agreed to, 11 Dec.—An- 
other to authorize the pafling the Grant for Life, 26. Read, 
and paffed, 29. 

Maximilian, 1645, Ordinance for fecurin 
vanced by him for Ireland, read, and paffed ; i 
rence to be defired, 6 Aug. 

Mr. 1645, defired to. preach, 18 Aug. Thanked, and to 

print his Sermon, 23. 

Nicolas, 1645, Order for allowing him 2002. a Year, as an 

Attendant upon the King’s Children, 11 Sept. 

Elias, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Cap- 
tain of Portland Caftle, read, and paffed, 20 Apr. An- 
other, appointing him: Lieutenant and Captain, read, and 
paffed, 15 May. 

——- Dr. 1646, appointed Mafter of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 
26 Mar. 

Bonner, Thomas, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Books, 1645, a Book, intituled, “ Comfort for Believers about 
“ their Sins and Troubles,” prefented from the Aflembly; 
Thanks thereupon; Order for all Perfons to deliver them to 
the Sheriffs—For burning them by the common Hangman 
— Sheriffs and fome of the Affembly to be prefent, 14 July. 

Borckham, Johan van, 1646, to have Pafs to return into his own 
Country, 20 Apr. 

Borlace, Sir John, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Order for difpofing 
of the Proceed thereof, 10 Nov. 

Boroughs, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 29 July —Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 26 Aug. 

Bofevile, Mtr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Boftock, Richard 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Boflon, 1645, Petition and Debentures concerning Money due 
to the Officers, referred to the Commitice of the Army, 16 
Apr.——Order appointing a Governor, 9 May. Sent to 
Lords, 10. ‘The Committee of both Kingdoms to grant him 
a Commiffion, 26 Petition of Inhabitants; Order for 
raifing 2,000 /. for Relief of the Town, and perfecting the 
Fortifications, 4 Sept. : 

— James, 1645, his Petition, and Scotts Commiffioners 

etter on his behalf, referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths 
Hall, 16 May. ; 

Boteler, Sir John, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
— his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, © 

ar. 


Captain of 




















2,000/, ad- 
ords Concur- 














1645, Order for removing him from Lord Petre’s Houfe 
to the Tower—For fequeftering his Eftate in Hertfordfhire, 
11 Aug.— -For es him to his former Fine, 25 Sept. 


——For Pay:nent of the Remainder thereof, 10 Mar. 
1646, 














Se ete Ce Te 














1646, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, 
and patled, 18 May——Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. : 

~——— Lieutenant Thomas, 1646, to be recommended for a 
vacant Place in Sutton’s Hofpital, 4 Dec. 

Boughe, Captain, 1644, previous Queftion for approving of him 
: he a Captain in Sir Thomas Fairfax’s Army, Neg. 28 
feb. 

Bovill, Stephen, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and paffed, 5 June. Sent to 
Lords, 12. 

Bourne, Jol and Son, 1646, Report conceraing their Fines re- 
committed, 3 Sept. 

Bowen, Captain, 1645, Order from Lords, appointing him Cap- 
tain of a Ship, 19 Aug. They put Houte in mind thereof, 
20—Command of the Summer Fleet, as to him, re-commit- 
ted, 23——Report; appointed Captain, 5 Mar. 

Bowyer, Sir Thomas, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee 
of Sequeftrations, 17 Nov. 

Boyce, Major General, 1645, Order appointing him Governor 
of Dover Cafile, g May. Sent to Lords, 10. 

Boyde, Thomas, 1645, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Re- 
commendation, 4 Aug. 

Boynton, Sir Matthew, 1645, Order appointing him Governor 
of Scarborough Cattle; Committee of both Kingdoms to 
grant him a Commiflion, 19 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 23. 

1646, his Petition read, and referred to the Cémmittee 
for Sheriffs Accounts, 1 Dec. 

Boza, Major Samuel, 1645, Order for a Fortnight’s Pay to him 
and his Officers, due upon the Reducement, and One Fifth 
Part of their Arrears ; the Committee of the Army to ftate 
their Debt, 2 leb. 

—— 1646, Report ; Order for paying them, 30 Apr. 

Bradford, 1645, Petition of Inhabitants read, and re-committed ; 
Order for Augmentation of the Vicars Maintenance, 10 
Sept. For allowing 1204. per Annuin for himfelf and Afiift- 
ant, 16. 

Bradfhaw, Mr. 1644, his Examination referred to the Commit- 
tee of Examinations, 13 Jan. 

——— Captain, 1645, Letter concerning Robberies commit- 
ted by him on the lrith Seas, 10 June. 

-———— Richard, 1645, Petition read; Order for paying Part 
of his Debt, and for public Vaith tor the Remainder, i7 Sept. 

— Mr. 1646, Order from Lords, for allowing him 200 /. 
a Year, agreed to, 7 July. 

Bramber, 1045, new Writ, 12 Sept. 

Brand, Sir Matthew, High Sheriff of Surrey, 1645, Ordinance 
for difpensing with his Non-refidence in the County, 24 May 

Agreed to by Lords, 20 June. 

Brandenburg, Marquis of, 1645, Letter to him, concerning the 
Freedoin of Tolls and ‘Trade, read, and agreed to; to be 
tranflated into Latin, and figued by both Speakers, 12 Nov. 
Sent to Lords, 14. Returned, with Amendments ; Amend- 
mcuts agreed to, 17. 

Branfby, Joteph, 1646, appointed Captain of a Ship, 20 Apr. 

Brecon, County, 1645, Order for a Weekly Affetiment there- 
upon—Additional Committees, 17 Nov. Sent to Lords, 18 

Petition and Declaration of the County read; Declara- 

tion to be printed ; a Committee to prepare Anfwer—Order 

appointing High Sheriff, 5 Dec. Sent to Lords, o. 














. 


1646, Petition of Inhabitents referred to the Committee 
of North Wales, 22 July. ; 
—— ‘Town, 1645, new Writ, 5 Dec. 

Breene, Count de, 1646, Order from Lords for tranfporting 
Horfes and Hounds to him, 15 Apr. Agreed to, 20 May. 
Brent, Dame Martha, 1645, Petition read ; nothing done there- 

upon, 2 eb. 
Brercton, Sir William, 1644, his Letter concerning the Succefs 
of the Parliament Forces againft the King’s that iffued out of 
Chetier; Order for fending a Regiment to his Affittance, 24 
Jan.——Other Letters read, and referred to the Committee 
of both Kingdoms, 15 Feb——3 &amp; 6 Mar.—Committees 
Letter read, and referred; Scots Commiflioners to be defired 
te order a Party of Foot and Dragoons to march towards him ; 
the Committee of both Kingdoms to confider what Monies 
are neceflary for his Vorces, 17—Order for fending 3,000 4. 
forthwith, 10. 
1645, Order for borrowing 5,000 /. for his Forces, 12 Apr. 
—For fending him Provifions—For the Scots Party that left hun 
to return to his Afliftance; Scots Commiffioners to be moved to 
haften their March, 14—Ordinance for Security of Perfons 
who advanced the 5,000 /. read, and paid; Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 25 Order for continuing him in his _Employ- 
ment 40 Days longer, notwithftanding the Self-denying Ordi- 
nayoe-—Perions appointed to his Regiments at the Expiration 
thereof—A Committee to command his Forces, feverally agreed 
to by Lords, 12 May Petition of Well-affected, defiring he 
may command the Forces again; Refolution tor continuing him 
Four Months longer; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25 Sept. 
——Deputy Licutenant’s Letter concerning the Petition; Ke- 
You, lV. 

















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His 
Letter communicated by Lords, read, 22 Nov. ——Order for 
martial Law to him, 6 Dec. Sent to Lords, a——Order for con- 
tinuing him 40 Days longer, 20 Jan. Sentto Lords, 22. Agreed 
to by them, 23——-His Letter, concerning the Surrender of 
Chefter, read ; Letter of Thanks ordered, 6 Feb. 





folution that nothing reflects upan Sir William, 9 O&amp;. 








1646, Thanked for his Services, 23 June To enjoy 
the quiet Poffeflion of Lands granted him by Parliament; 
Hill to be fummoned to attend, 4 Aug. Order for paying 
him 5,000/. upon Account, 10 04. 3 
Lord, 1644, previous Queftion for exchanging him for 
Sir John Northcott, Neg. 25 Jan. 3 
1645, Exchange approved, 7 Apr. 

— Lady, 1645, to have Pafs to go into the Enemy’s Quar- 
ters, 11 Apr. 

——— Richard, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 14 


Feb. 














-. 





1646, Read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 18 May. 

Brewers, 1645, their Propofition for increafing the Revenue of 
Beer, Ale, Perry, and Cyder, read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Excite, 23 Dec. 

Bridge, Mr. 1646, delired to preach, 3 July. Excufed, 6. 

Bridgenorth, 1646, Letter from the Committee at Salop ; Order 
for Reward to the Meflenger ; Committee impowered to treat 
and compound with Sir Robert Howard for the Rendition of 
the Caftle, 4 Apr. Order revoked, 10. Another Letter con- 
cerning the taking it, with Articles of Surrender inclofed; 
Letter of Thanks ordered—Order appointing a Governor, 28 
Apr.——Sent to Lords, 2 May. 

- 1646, new Writ, 13 May. ; 

Bridges, Colonel John, 1645, Order appointing him Governor 
of Warwick Town and Caftle, agreed to by ‘Lords, 12 May 

To have Colonel Bofevile’s Regiment, agreed to by Lords, 

24 June-——Order for a Weekly Allowance to his Troop, 14 

Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 16, 

Henry, 1645, Order for Money for Relief of his Widow 
and Children, 27 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 30. 

Bridgewater, 1645, Letter, and Relation of the taking it; Ors 
der for Rewards to the Meffengers, 24 &amp; 25 July——For a 
Thankfgiving within the Lines, 24—-Order for fending a con- 
fiderable Sum of Money to be diftributed among the Officers 
by the General, 25. Further Relation ; General’s Letter read; 
Letter of ‘Thanks ordered, 26—Commiflioners Letter; Order 
for fending them a competent Number of the Directories, and 
of the Cabinet of Letters—Yor felling the Plate and Hang- 
ings fent up, and diftributing the Money among the Soldiers, 
15 Aug. Sale approved ; General to difpote of the Money, 
16 Sept. Order for making it 10s. a Man, and for Shoes 
and Stockings for the Foot, 14 Oct. 

1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, and fending 

the Forces to Ireland—Yor a Month’s Pay for them, 14 

Aug. 














1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. Order for making Re- 
turn, 27 Jan. ; ee 
Earl of, 1645, Lords to be put in mind of the Im- 
peachment againft him concerning Sir John Corbett, and to 
proceed to Judgment thereupon, 30 June. 
Bridport, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 
Briers, Captain, 1645, to be exchanged for Captain Matthew, 





2 Sept. 
Brifiol, 1645, Propofitions concerning it referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 20 Mar.——Committee of the Weft to 





confider of employing Forces from thence, 14 May Papers 
and Letters concerning the Paflages in ftorming and taking it, 
read; Order for a Reward to the Meflenger, 12 —— Other 
Letters concerning it; Order for a Reward to the Meflenger, 
and Thanks to the Officers—For a Thankfgiving—For a 
Colleétion tor the diftrefied Inhabitants ; to be fent into the fe- 
veral Counties, 17. Money to be diftributed according to 
Lord Mayor’s Lift, 22—Ordinance for disfranchifing feveral 
Aldermen and Common Council Men, and for nominating a 
Mayor, and a Committee for fettling the Government of the 
City, read twice, and committed, 24. Reported, and paffed, 
27. Sent to Lurds, 28. Agreed to by them, g302——Ordi- 
nance for Reftitution of an Alderman, and fome Common 
Council Men, and for removing the Mayor and admitting 
another, and for appointing a Committee, read twice, an 
paffed; Lords Concurrence fignified, 1 Nov. A Commit- 
tee to confider of Means for maintaining a Garifon, and {et- 
tling a Militia, 24 O&amp;——-Ordinance for fettling the Gari- 
fon, read twice, and committed, 19 Nov. Reported; Pro- 
vify added; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20o—Ordi- 
nance for unitiug the Churches, and eftablifhing a godly Mi- 
niftry, read, and paffed, 19. Sent to Lords, 22—Ordinance 
appointing a Governor, and Lift of the Eftablifhment for Offi- 
cers, &amp;c. read, and pafled, 19. Sent to Lords, 22——Re- 
turned, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 2 Dec. 
C —Order 

























IN DE X @ the 


w(rder for Relief of the ick and maimed Soldiers—Tor em- 
ploying Part of a Delinquent’s Eftate for the Service of the 
Garifon, 22. Sent to Lords, 24—-—Governor’s Letter, with 
Lords Senfe thereupon ; a Committét to confider of granting 
the Excife of the City for Two Months, for Maintenance of 
their Forces, 10 Feb. Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and 
paffed, 23. Sent to Lords, 2 ; 

—sutsase 1646, a Committee to Prepare Ordinance for Continu- 
ance thereof Six Months, 14 Apr. Ordinance read twice, 
and paffed, 7 May. Sent to Lords, 15. Committees added, 
yswe-Order for continuing the Eftablifhment and Pay of the 
Garison, 28 July. “Sent to Lords, 30 Returned, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 4 Aug.—Order for re- 
ducing the Forces to 800 Foot and One Troop of Horfe—For 
difbanding the Supernumeraries, or fending them to Ireland, 14 
—— A Comunittce to confider of fettling the Garifon, and of 
an Eftablifhment for it, 13 O¢t. 

—~ —— 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

Earl of, 1646, General’s Letter concerning him, and 
his Letter about coming to London, read, 30 June Pafs 
from Lords, for him to go beyond Sea, agreed to, 11 July. 

Broadgate , Martin, 1645, to be difcharged from further Damage 
concerning the Wine Project, upon paying 404—His Bond 
to be delivered up, 2 May. 

Broghill, Lord, 1646, Petition referred .to the Committee for 
Irifh Affairs, 17 Apr. 

Bromley, George, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 12 


Aug. 























1646, read, and paffed, 4 May Sent to Lords, 21 
Nov. 

Bromwich, Mr. 1646, his Difcharge trom Reftraint by Speaker 
approved, 29 Oct. 

Brooke, Sir Bafil, 1645, to be removed from the Tower to New- 
gate, 6 May. 

Brooker, Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted: Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 12 
Aug.——Read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
15 Nov. 

Broughton, Edward, 1646, his Petition from Lords, 1 Mar. 

Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 10 Sept. 

Brown, Major General, 1645, Ordinance enabling Committees to 
take Sub{eriptions for the Maintenance of additional Forces 
under his Command, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 2 May—Letter from him and Lieutenant Colonel 
Cromwell, concerning General Goringe’s Advance North- 
ward, and the King’s Weftward; Order for fending them 
Money and Ammunition, 1o—For their fending up the con- 
fiderable Prifoners at Abingdon, 16—His Letter read; Order 
for paying Part of his Arrears, 12 July. Agreed to by Lords, 
24——Thanked forhis Services, 2 Aug.—Letter concerning 
his Appointment of a Governor of Newport Pagnell; Refo- 
lution that he has no Power to eftablifh one, g—A Committee 
to prepare Declaration concerning his Power over the Garifons 
and Forces in the Three Counties, 12—Another Committee to 
examine an Affront done him by Colonel Cokayne, 13—— 
Order appointing him Commander in Chief of the Forces to be 
drawn together for the Safety of thefe Parts—For 20,000 /. 
for their Service; a Committee to contider of f{peedy raifing 
Money for them, 3 Mar.—Order touching his Pay—Another 
Committee to contider what is fit to be done to him for his 
Faithfulnefs and good Services, 6, 

- —— Oliver, and John Baker, 1645, their Petition recom- 
mended by Lords, 2 May. 

~-—— Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, to have Colonel Kinge’s Re- 
giment—Order appointing him Governor of Lincoln, 9 May. 
Sent to Lords, 10--—-His Letter to Lord Balmerino, with 
Copies of Warrants inclofed, read, and referred to the North- 
ern Committee, 4 Sept——-Another Letter, touching a great 
Defeat over Lord Digby and Sir Marmaduke Langdale’s Forces, 
read, and referred to a Committee ; Order for a 'Thank{ziving, 
1 Nev. Vide Thank/giving. 7 

— John, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

-————- 1646, difcharged 20 Aug. 

Mr. a Gun-founder, 1645, to be fent for in fafe Cut- 
tody, and his Papers feized; none to have Accefs to him but 
in Keeper's Prefence, 23 June Order for his Inlargement, 
upon Security to attend upon Summons, 28 Aug. Votes 
for his making Ordnance, &amp;e. reported; Refulutions there- 
upon, 30 Dec. 

—+—— Thomas, 1645, Ordinance for reimburfing him 10,000 /. 
advanced for Lreland, 6 Aug. 

Anon Lady, 1645, her Petition from Lords, with ff pecial Re- 
commendation, read; the Committee of Warwick to be de- 
fired to have refpe&amp; to the Memory of the late Lord, and 
the {ntereft of his Heir, 2 Aug. 














FouRTH 











VoLuME. 


Mr. Clerk of the Parliament, 1645, his Petition from 
Lords concerning Money lent to the Parliament, read; Order 
for Payment thereof, 27 OG. Sent to Lords, 28. Agreed to 
by them, go. 

Browne, Captain, 1645, appointed Commander of a Ship, 23 
Feb. 





Thomas, 164s, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, g 
Mar. Miftake in the Sum to be reé¢tified, 23. 

1646, Ordinance read, and patled, 4 May+——Sent to 

Lords, 21 Nov. 

Samuel, 1645, Order for beftowing on him Hangings 
appointed to be fold by the Commiflioners of the Cuftoins, 13 
Mer. 

Broxholme, Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 42. a Week for 
his prefent Subfifience, 3 June. 

— 1646, difcharged 20 Aug, 

Bruce, Sir Henry, 1645, to have Pafs to go into Scotland, 6 
Dec. 

Brudenell, Lord, 1645, committed to the Tower for High Trea- 
fon, 22 Jan. 

Brunckfea Caftle, 1645, Ordinance for Money to repair the Catfile, 
and pay the Soldiers, read and. paffed, 31 May Agreed to 
by Lords, 2 June. 

Bryan, Colonel Henry, 1645, Letter to Sir Thomas Fairfax, 
concerning him, read, and agreed to, 25 July The Com- 
mittee of Prifoners to propound a fit Exchange for him, 29 
Dec. 

Buchanan, Mr. 1646, Information that he is at Newcaftle; 
previous and main Queftions that he be fent for by Serjeant, 
feverally Affirmative, 28 July. 

Buckhurfl, Lord, 1645, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Re- 
commendation; Order for him to have One Fifth of the Earl 
of Dorfet’s Eftate, 3 Nov. Another Petition from Lords, 
14 Feb. 























1646, they put Houfe in mind thereof; Order for 
reading it, 2 Dec. 

— Lady, 1645, Pafs from Lords for her to go to Oxon, 
27 Sept. 

Buckingham, County, 1644, additional Committees agreed to 
by Lords, 15 Jan. 

1645, Account of Forces lying in the County upon 
free Quarters, ordered, g Apr.——Committees added, 30 
Sept. zo O€t. . 

———— 1646, Order for difbanding their Forces, 11 July— 

For reducing their Horfe to 80—Letter read ; a Committee 

to compofe the Difference between the Gentlemen of the 

County, 24——Order for fending 7co Horfe and 1,200 

Foot to Ireland, 4 Aug.—FYor difbanding fuch as_ will not 

inlift for that Service, 11 Vor ditbanding thofe that are 

no Part of the General’s Army, 23 Oct.——Order appointing 

High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 1 

Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. Another appointed by them, dif- 

agreed to, 4. 

1645, new Writ, 30 Oct. Election ; Petiticn re- 
ferred to the Committee of Privileges, 7 Nov. Meinber to be 
examined by them, 17———Order for making Report, 9 
Feb. 























Town, 1646, new Writ, 22 Apr. 

- Duchefs of, 1645, Ordinance for felling Part of her 

Woods and Lands, ordered, 23 July Her Letter to Speak- 

er, defiring a Pafs to go into France, read, 19 Jan. 

—Duke of, 1646, his Petition, and Lords Order there- 
upon, 9 Nov. They put Houfe in mind thereof; Petition 
referred to the Committee of Sequefirations, 17. 

Buckworth, Edward, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
gee his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 

ug. 


_—— 











1646, fent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Bulkley, Thomas and Richard, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning 
their Delinquencies ordered, 7 Oct. 

Bull, James, 1646, Petition read, and to be fent to the Juftices 
of Aflize of Kingfton; Order for refpiting his Trial, 31 July 

For Keeper of Winchefter Houfe to deliver him over to, 
the City Marthal, 7 Aug. ; 

Buller, Lady, 1645, to be allowed 4/. a Week for her Sabfifi- 
ence, 27 Nov. : 

Buljirode, Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, Order appointing him Go- 
vernor of Aylefbury, and for a Commiflion from the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms, 11 Nov. Sent to Lords, 12. Re- 
turned, with Amendments, 13. Amendments agreed to 
17. 

Bunbury, Henry, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; 10 Noy. Sent to 
Lords, 21. 

Burfield, 1646, Ordinance appointing a Restor, read, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 19 Aug. 

Burges, Dr. 1645, defired to preach, 26 Mar.—-28 J 
Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 30 Apr.— —25 rb 

© 





Jan-—— 


Ordinance 




















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Ordinance for fettling him’in the Leéture at Paul's, fent to 
Lords, 12 Apr. 
Francis, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and paffed, 18 Aug. 
William, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
9 Mar. 
——— 1646, fent to Lords, 13 O&amp;. 
Burgh, Lady, 1646, her Petition recommended by Lords, 2 
Dec. 





| Burghill, Ulizabeth, 1646, Ordinance for fettling g00/. a Year 


upon her, ordered, 9 Apr.——Read twice, and committed, 
14 July. 

Burgoyn, Major Peter, 1645, appointed Governor of Coventry 
—To have Colonel Parker’s Kkegiment of Foot there; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 12 May. His Letter, defiring to be 
exculed from accepting the Government, read; Order for dif- 
charging him, agreed to by Lords, 26. 

Burroughs, William, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee 
of the Revenue, 12 Jan. 

Howe, William, 1646, Order for paying Part of his Arrears, 31 

uly. 

Richard, 1646, Petition; Order for reftoring his Money 

{eized by a Cuftom Houfe Officer, 4 Aug. 

Bury St. Edmunds, 1645, Deputy Lieutenant appointed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 28 Apr. 

1645, new Writ, 21 Aug. 

Bushy, Captain, 1645, Sir Thomas Fairfax to be defired to fend 
him up, 19 Apr. 

Butler, Colonel, 1644, Examination concerning him reported ; 
Order for trying him at a Council of War for deferting his 
Poft—For deducting 50/. out of his Arrears; Remainder of 
the Report.re-committed, 24 Feb. His Petition read, 14 
Mar. 











1645, Meffage from Lords, defiring he may be dif- 
charged, or brought to a {peedy Trial, 14 May——His Peti- 
tion from them read, and to be confidered, 18 June They 
put Houfe in mind of him; Order for bailing him, 29 July 
Vor taking off his Sequeftration, and returning his Goods, 

2 Sept. Liberty given to take any Employment for his 
Support, 17 Nov. 

Butter, 1644, Bufinefs of tranfporting it referred to the Com- 
mittce of the Navy, 10 Jan. Reafons againft the Tranf- 
portation to be read, 5 Feb. 

Byfield, Richard, 1645, Order for adding him to the Affembly, 
30 Apr.——Agrecd to by Lords, 7 May———Defired to preach, 
28——Thanked, and to print bis Sermon, 25 June. 

Bynion, Sir George, 1645, the Committee of Sequeftrations for 
Middlefex to grant him a Leafe of a Houfe and Lands, 9 
Feb. z 

Byron, Lieutenant Colonel,. 1644, not to be exchanged without 
Confent of the Houfe, 24 Jan. 

















Letter from him to the Prince of Wales, relating that a Peace 
is concluded between the King and [rifh Rebels, read, 9 
Sept. 





Captain Robert, 1646, intercepted Letter from him read, 
25, Apr. 
Bywater, Thomas, 1645, Order for paying him 50/. 4 Nov. 


20° 21° &amp; 22? Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1045, 
&amp; 1646. 


AG E, Sir Anthony, 1645, Order for levying Affeffments pay- 
able out of his Eftate, 26 Dec. 

Calamy, Mr. defired to preach, 29 Od. 1645——27 May—— 
29 Yoly——-Ennalad, 29 May 6 Aug. 1646. 

Calmady, Sir Shilfion, 1645, Bufinefs concerning him _and 
Lieutenant Colonel Savory referred to the Committee of the 
Welt, 12 May. 

Calne, 1645, new Writ, 30 O4. Be 

‘alfhot Calile, 1645, Order for fending down Ammunition, 6 
Mar. 

Cambridge, County, 1644, Order about bringing in the Arrears 
of the Scots Loans, 4 Feb. 

1645, Day appointed for bringing them in, 9 Apr. 

Order for fpeedy raifing the old Levies and new Recruits, and 

for putting in Execution the Ordinance for punifhing Deferters, 

1 July—Proportion of Horfe to be raifed by the County re- 

ported—Order for {peedy raifing them, and employing them 

about Grantham, 5. Member to go down and haften their 

March, 9 Letter to prohibit the diverting Money defigned 

for Sir Thomas Fairfax’s Army, ordered, 6 Sept. Read, and 

agreed to, 9 Order appointing High Sheriff, and fora 

Commiflion under the Great Seal; Lords Concurrence to be 

defired, 3 Dec.—Committces Petition to be confidered, 26. 
Vou. 1V. 

















Sir John. Vide Stonehoufe, Sir James—1645, intercepted - 


Read, and referred to the Committee of the Eaftern Affo- 
ciation, 29. 
1646, Order for fending their Forces into Treland, 4 
Aug. Appointing a High Sheriff, and, for a Commitlion 
under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

1645, new Writ, 15 O&amp;. : 
— Univerfity, 1645, Petition of Mafters of Colleges, 
Sc. read ; Ordinance for exempting the Societies and Colleges 
from publick Taxes and, Impofitions, read twice, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 Apr. Their Petition, 
exprefling their Thanks for being freed trom the Taxes, and 
praying a Confirmation of their Privileges ; Declaration that 
they fhall continue in Poffeflion thereof, till the Right be de- 
termined ; a Committee to confider the Petition, and the Dif- 
ferences between the Town and Univerfity, and examine upon 
what Grounds the Mayor refufes to take the ufual Oath ; Speak- 
er’s Anfwer to Perfons who preferred the Petition, 4 Aug. Peti- 
tion of Mayor, &amp;c. referred, 14. Another Petition, defiring 
the Earl of Manchetter may continue his Authority over the 
Univerfity, read, and to be confidered, 30 May Another 
concerning the Government thereof, referred to a Commit- 
tec, 14 June Ordinance for regulating it read, 9 July 
Committed, 14 Oct. Committee fits—A Committee to con- 
fider of filling up vacant Fellowfhipsand Scholarfhips, and efta- 
blifhing godly and religious Preaching there, 17 Report | 
touching the filling up Vacancies; Order for an Allowance to 
Preaching Minifters in Five Churches Ordinance for regu- 
jating the Univerfity, ordered, 7 Nov. Read twice, and com- 
mitted, 22. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 27. Or- 
dinance reported, and re-committed, 7 Jan. Reported from 
Re-commitment, and to be ingroffed, 21 Pailed; agreed 
to by Lords, 12 Feb. 
1646, Ordinance from Lords, touching a Claufe to be 
inferted in the Vice-Chancellor’s Oath, read, and paffed, 20 
Nov. Order for making Report concerning the fettling 
Preaching Minifiers, 30 Dec. 

1645, new Writ, 15 Oct. 
turn, 29 Dec. 

— Town, 1645, Queftion for maintaining the Garifon 
by confiant Pay out of the Excife, Neg.—Order for 200 /. for 
victualling the Cafile—goo/. for perfecting the Works about 
it—2oo/. in Part of Payment of Arrears; a Committee to 
confider how Monies may be raifed for their conftant Pay, 21 
May——Another Committee to confider of fome Expedient 
for Maintenance of them, 11 June—Committees to be defired 
to fend up feditious Preachers, 14 Their Letter from 
Lords, appointing Officers of the Horfe at Huntingdon, read, 
25% July—The Committee of both Kingdoms to fettle the. 
Difference between the Governor and Captain Jordan, 28— 
Letter from thence read, 30. 

1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, 11 July. 
— Earl of, 1646, Petition tor Reftitution of Pictures, &amp;c. 
in the Earl of Denbigh’s Cuftody, referred to a Committee, 
10 June. é 
Camfield, Lady, 1645, Petition; Order for beftowing 200/. 
upon her for her prefent Support, and allowing her a Houfe 
Rent-free, 22 Dee. Sent to Lords, 25. Agreed to by them, 
20. 












































Order for making Re- 








Campbell, James, 1644. Vide Privileges. 


Donald, 1645, Petition, and Certificate annexed, re- 
ferred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 5 Aug. Order 
for paying Part of his Debt—Vor publick Faith for the Re- 
mainder, 3 Feb. 

Campian, Henry, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/7. a Week for 
his prefent Subfifience, 3 June. 

———. 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Candles, 1645, previous Queftion for bringing them in, Affirma- 
tive, 31. Mar. 

- 1646, Order for bringing them in, 6 &amp; 8 May. 

Cannon, Captain, 1645, to deliver the State’s Arms in his Cuf- 

tody, and, upon Refufal, to be imprifoned, 5 Apr. 
Peter, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, enabling him to 

make Ordnance after a new Invention, 29 Sept-——They 
put Houfe in mind thereof, 8 &amp; 22 Oét. 10 &amp; 27 Nov.— 
Ordinance to be read, 22 Nov.—Meflage, recommending a 
fpeedy Difpatch of the Ordinance, 12. 

——— 1646, like Meflage, 26 Mar. ee 

Cannon Froom, 1645, Letters from the Scots Army, certifying 
the taking thereof, read; Letter of Thanks, and a Jewel of 
5001. Value, to be fent to General Leven, 29 July. Letter 
read, and re-committed, 31 Read, and referred to another 
Committee, 1 Aug. The Committee of Gloucetter to con- 
fider whether it be neceflary to keep it a Garifon, 29 July— 
Order appointing a Governor, and for a Commiflion from the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 31 Sent to Lords, 1 
Aug. sins 

Contec Archbifhop of. Vide Laud, William. 

Capel, Lord. Vide Winchefter, Marquis of. 























1646, 














INDEX @&amp; th FourtH Vo Lume. 


os -———-—_ 1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for felling 
his Eftate, 25 Sept. : ‘ 

Captives, 1644, Ordinance for redeeming thofe at Algiers, re- 
ported, and pafled, 25 Jan. Sent to Lords, 28. 

——-— 1645, Petition concerning them referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 18 Apr.——Ordinances for better levying 
the Duty of Gne per Cent. for their Redemption—For con- 
tinuing a former Ordinance for raifing Monies for that Pur- 
pote, feverally read, and paffed, 5 July. Sent to Lords, 7. 
One returned, with Amendments; Amendments agrecd to, 8 
——Ordinance from Lords, appointing an Agent to treat for 
their Redemption, read, and palled—A Committee to prepare 
Credentials, Commiffion, and Inftruétions for him, 15 Aug. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords concerning thofe at Salley, 
6 May——They put Houfe in mind thereof, 5 June——An- 
other Ordinance from them concerning thofe at Algiers and 
Tunis, read, and pafled—Agent appointed; a Committee to 
prepare Credentials, &amp;c. for him, 11 July—Ordinance for 
continuing the Algiers Duty for Releafe of Captives, read, and 
paffed, 12 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 13. 

Carberry, Lord, 1645, Letter concerning him referred to the 
Committee of Gloucefter, 5 Dee——Major General Lang- 
herne’s Letter, for remitting his Offences, read; Anfwer 
thereto from the Committee for South Wales, read, and re- 
committed; Order for remitting them, upon the Major Ge- 
neral’s Engagement, 16 Feb. Sent to Lords, 21. 

Cardiffe, Vown, 1645, Order appointing a Governor, 17 Nov. 
Sent to Lords, 18-—-——Major General Langherne’s Letter con- 
cerning the Defeat of the Enemy’s Forces there; his Proceed- 
ings approved; Letter of Thanks ordered—Order for 1,000 /. 
out of the Excife for recruiting his Horle, 28 Feb.—Com- 
mittees Letter concerning the late Action read; Order for a 

- Reward to the Mefienger, 3 Mar. 

——— 1645, Ordinance for 3,000/. out of the Excife for his 
Forces, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
14 Apr. 

———. 1645, new Writ, 5 Dec. ——-21 Jan. ° 

Cardigan, County, 1644, additional Committees, 24 Jan.—— 
Agreed to by Lords, 1 Feb,——Order appointing High She- 
rift, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 5 Dec. Sent 
to Lords, @. 

-——-. 1646, like Order, 1 Dee. 

1646, new Writ, 5 June. 

- Town, 1646, new Writ, 5 June. 

Carelefs, Henry. Vide Morgan, Edmund, 

‘Carew, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 6 Aug. Sent to 
Lords, 13 Oct. 

Sir Francis, 1644, Ordinance for difcharging his Sequef- 
tration, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
28 Jan. 

Garey, Richard, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

—— John, 1646, Letter concerning his coming in read ; Order 
for fending him Prifoner to Warwick Caftle, 30 Apr. 

Carleton, Coloncl, 1646, Order for befiowing 100/. upon him, 
‘9 May. Agreed to by Lords, 15. 

Carlifle, 1645, Refolution for placing an Englifh Garifon and 
Governor in the Town, upon the Surrender thereof—Com- 
manders before it impowered to treat with the Governor ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23 June—Scots Commif- 
fioners Paper concerning the putting in a Garifon, referred to 
the Comittee of both Kingdoms, 24. Report; ‘Three 
Papers, delivered to the Committee, read, and to be conti- 
dered, 23——~Kefolution for removing the Scots Garifon, put 
in without Confent of Parliament, to be fent to the Scots Par- 
liament, and communicated in the mean time to their Com- 
miflioners; Conterence defired thereupon agreed to ; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, 3 July—Proteftation of the Par- 
liament Commiflioners concerning Carlifle to be confidered, 
5. Approved; ‘Thanks thereupon, 23—Scots Commiftioners 
to be defired to compare a Copy ef the Articles of Surrender, 
with an attefted Copy, 17—Governor’s Prapofitions read ; 
Member inferms the Houfe he had received Letters to the fame 
Effect; Letters and Propofitions referred to the Committee 
of both Kingdoms ; Commitlioners appointed to go into Scot- 
land, to be pretent when they are contidered, 29. 

~-~e— 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

Earl of, 1644, Order for difcharging his Sequeftration, 
agreed to by Lords, 13 V’eb. 

Carmarthen, County, 1644, additional Committees, 24 Jan, 
Agreed toby Lords, 1 Feb. 

--——_———-— 1045, Petition of Gentlemen, and Committees Let- 
ter to Speaker, to be read, 22 Nov. Order appointing 
High Sheriff, aud for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 5 


Sent to Lords, 2. 


























Dec. Sent to Lords, o——Governor’s Letter to be commu- 
nicated to them at a Conference, 24 Jan. 
--------— 1646, Order appointing a High Sheriff, and for a 


Commiflion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 
‘ Another appointed hy them, agreed to, 4. 


. 





Town, 1645, new Writ, 10 Feb. 
Carnarvon, County, 1646, Letter from Gentlemen, and Petition 
of Wellaffected, read ; Petition referred to a Committee, 11 
June Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commit- 
fion under the Great Seal, 22 July. Sent to Lords, 24 
—Speaker to grant Warrants for apprehending dangerous Per- 
fons—Order appointing Deputy Lieutenants, 14 Aug. Sent 
to Lords, 18. r 
Town, 1646, Letter concerning the Surrender read ; 
Order appointing a Governor, 11 June. Sent to Lords, 12. 

Carne, Colonel, 1646, to be fent Prifoner to Briftol, 6 Apr—— 
To be brought up by Serjeant, 18 Sept. 

Carpenter, Captain, 1645, his Petition for Pardon communi- 
cated by Lords, 24 July. 

—Jofhua, 1646, a Committee to examine him concern- 
ing Letters and Papers taken upon him ; impowered to commit 
him, 20 June. 

Carr, Major Gilbert, 1644, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Weft, 5 Mar.—Order for advancing him 
200/. 15. 

—— Major James, 1645, his Accounts to be audited, upon 

Colonel Popham’s Certificate, 23 May. 

John, 1645, Speaker informs Houfe he could make a 

Difcovery of great Concernment to them, 9 Aug. 

Mrs. 7646, her Petition from Lords, 17 July. 

Carryll, John, 1645, previous and main Qucftions for accepting 
his Fine, feverally Affirmative ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency ordered, g Mar. : 

Carter, Mr. 1645, his Cafe reported; Order for 50 /. for Dif- 
charge of his Debts and Funeral, 2 Dec. Sent to Lords, 3. 

Carterett, Captain George, 1645, Ordinance for making void 
all his Proceedings againft the Well-affected in Jerfey, and for 
Reparation to them, and difabling him and his Adherents to 
hold any Office, read twice, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 11 Sept. 

Cartwright, Robert, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, ordered, 9 Mar. 

1646, read, and pafled, 4 May 




















Sent to Lords, 











21 Nov. 
Cafe, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 18 Aug. 6 Feb.—— 
Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 23 Aug. 23 Feb. 


Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Minifter of Stockport, 
read twice, and committed, 19 Aug. Reported, and patled, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to by Lords, 23. 

Cafler, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, 

read, and pafled, 25 May. 

Cafllerifing, 1645, new Writ, 30 O&amp;. 

Catefby, Mrs. 1645, Order for difpofing of the Proceed of Goods 
found in her Houfe; the Committee of the Wett to appoint 
Perfons to inventory and fell them, 5 July. 

Cave, Mr. 1645, Order for beftowing 502. upon him, 4 Nov. 

Cavendif/h, Francis, 1646, Report of his Delinquency and Eftate 
re-committed, 9 July. 

Cawfield, Lord, 1644, his Petition, and Lord General’s Letter 
“ye behalf, read; Order for beftowing 100¢. upon him, 
4 Mar. 

Captain, 1645, Order for paying him Money out of the 
forfeited Currans, revoked—Another Order for paying him 
out ef them, 22 Dec. 

Cawood, Cafile, 1646, to be made untenable, 30 Apr. 

Cecill, Robert, 1646, appointed Keeper of Theobald’s Park ; 
Order for a Grant under the Great Seal; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 1 Dec. 

Ceely, Colonel, 1646, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to 
confider of a Recompence for his Services, 2 May——-Order 
for 1,000/, upon Account, to his Regiment, 3 July. Sent 
Lords, 6 Order for fending them into Ireland, 25 

ug. 

Chafin, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
png his Delinquency read, and paffed, 10 Nov. Sent to 

sords, 21. 

Chambers, Alderman, 1644, Petition referred to a Committee, 
10 Mar. 

-__—— Mr. defired to preach, 16 July—Thanked, and to print 
his Sermon, 24, 1645 Defired to preach, 3 Od. Excuted, 
5, 1646. 

Chancery, 1646, a Committee to confider of regulating the Pro- 
ceedings of the Court, and the Fees of the Officers, with 
— to confider who are fit to be Juftices of Peace, 21 

é 

Chandler, 1644, Ordinance for Monies to him, and others, fent 
to Lords, 28 Jan. 

- 1646, Order for charging Money due to him and others 
upon the Excife, 20 Apr. Ordinance for that Purpofe read, 
and pafied, 15-July. Sent to Lords, 22. 

Chapman, Laurence, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Chare, Count de, 1645, Paffport from Lords for him to tranfport 
Horfes into France, agreed to, 24 Mar. 

* Chart, 
































~~ Little, 1645, Petition of Inhabitants fent from Lords, 

4 Dec. 

Charterhoufe, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for taking off the 
Affefiments of their Lands, 2 Aug. Another for the Go- 
vernment thereof, read, and paffed, 1 Nov. Sent to Lords, 4. 

Chatham, 1644, Petition of Shipwrights, &amp;c. referred to a Com- 
mittee, 25 Jan. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Reor, read, 
and pafled, 31 Mar.——Petition of Soldiers late in the Gari- 
fon, read; Order for paying their Arrears, 3 O&amp;. Sent to 
Lords, 13. 

Chaworth, Lady, 1645, Meflage from Lords concerning her, 18 
Dec. Her Petition from them to be confidered, 3 Feb. 
Cheifley, John, 1646, his Letter to Lord Dalcarres read; Scots 

Commiflioners to be defired to fecure him, and give Way that 
he may be examined; Meffengers injoined Secrecy, 8 May. 
A Committee to examine him, 9. Commiflioners Letter con- 

cerning it read, and to be confidered, 21. 

Chepftow, 1645, Relation of the taking it; Order for Thankf- 
giving. Vide Thank/giving—For a Reward to the Meflenger, 
17 Oct.—Order appointing a Governor, 25——-For a Com- 
miffion from the Committee of both Kingdoms, 3 Nov. Sent 
to Lords, 4. 

Chefter, County, 1644, Counties that have Forces there, to be 

efired to pay them—Information of Forces gathering, and 
marching thither, and of others expected from Ireland, re- 
ferred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 6 Mar. 

1645, Order for inlarging the Provifions for their Forces, 

25 Apr.——Committees added, 18 July—Petition of Gentle- 

men read, and recommended to a Committee; Speaker’s An- 

{wer to Perfons who preferred it, 21 Several Towns af- 

figned for the Maintenance of the Forces and Garifons of the 

County, 22 Sept.—Petition of Well-affeéted, defiring Sir 

William Brereton may command their Forces again, agreed 

to; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it, 25—Let- 

ter, with a Relation of the Succefs againft the Forces, and Lift 
of Prifoners, read; Order for a Reward to the Meffenger— 

For a Thank{giving, 27. Vide Thank/gioing—Another Letter 

concerning it read, and fent to Lords, 29 Member to pre- 

pare Ordinance for martial Law in the County, 5 Dec. Or- 
dinance read twice, and committed, 6——Ordinance appoint- 
ing a High Sheriff, and for regulating Things concerning the 

Office, reported, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 

fired, 22 Jan. 

1646, the Committee for Irifh Affairs to entertain fuch 

of their Forces as they think fit, for the Irifh Service ; the Com- 

mittee of the County to confider of fatisfying their Arrears, and 
fending them away, 15 June——Ordinance from Lords, ap- 
pointing Speakers of hoth Houfes Chamberlain of the County, 
read ; previous Queftion for concurring thereto, Neg. 2 July 

Read again, and pafled, 24 Sept——The Committee to con- 

fider of Expedients for fupprefling Mutinies, 22 Jul Order 

for 12,0004. for difbanding their Forces, and difc raging En- 
agements—Ordinance for fettling the Affairs and military 

Fone of the County and City, read twice and committed, 24 

Sept. 









































1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 28 Feb. 

1646, Order to proceed in the Eleétion, though there 
be no Chamberlain, 1 May. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 4. 








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recommended to the Committee of both Kingdoms; Letters 
to the Scots “teneral, and the Committee upon the Place, or- 
dered, 21 July. Read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign them, 
24 Letter from the Gentlemen read; Anfwer thereto or- 
dered—Report concerning the befieging the Town to be con- 
fidered, 26 Aug. Read; the Committee of both Kingdoms 
to confider what Forces are neceffary for that Service, and the 
Charge of maintaining them, 18 Sept.—Meflage, relating that 
the Forces had entered the Outworks; Order tor a Reward to 
the Meffenger—Committees Letter to Sir William Brereton 
read; a Committee to confider of fome Expedient for improv- 
ing this Advantage, 23 Ordinance for Intereft, for For- 
bearance of Money'raifed for the Forces, read, and paffed, 
9 O&amp;. Sent to Lords, 11—Committees Letter read, 14— 
Committees in adjacent Counties to be defired to fend Provi- 
fions to the Forces at the Leaguer, 14 O&amp;— 9g Dec. 
Order for fending Ammunition, 16 &amp; 25 O¢t.——4 Nov.- 
The Committee of both Houfes to take care to prevent raifing 
the Siege, 16 Oét. Ordinance for fecuring the Lenders of 
6,000 /. for the Forces, read, and paffed, 15 Nov. Agreed to 
by Lords, 17 Letter concerning a Sally by the Befieged, 
read, 3 Dec.—Letter from the Leaguer read, and referred to 
the Committee of both Kingdoms, g—Committees Letter 
read; Order for 5,000/. out of the Excife for the Leaguer; 
Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 24. Read, and paifed ; 
agreed to by Lords, 27 Sir William Brereton s Letter, with 
feveral Summons and Anfwers from him to the Mayor and 
Governor, read, 19 Jan.—Osder for continuing him in his 
Vou. IV. 


























IN DE X to the Fourtu VotumMe. 


Town, 1645, Reafons for reducing it prefented, and - 


Command for 40 Days longer; Lords Concurrence to be dr- 
fired, 2o——His Letter concerning the reducing the City, with 
the Articles and Conditions of Surrender. read; Order for a 
Reward to the Meflenger—For a Thankfgiving—For a Let- ’ 
ter of Thanks—For putting in Execution the Ordinance 
againft the Irifh in the Town—For appointing a Colonel to 
the City Regiment—For appointing a Governor, 6 Feb. Se- 
verally agreed to by Lords, 7—Order for fending from thence 
2,000 Foot and 1,000 Horfe, to reduce North Wales—The 
Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of difpofing of the 
Remainder—Order for a Collection for the poor Inhabitants, 
16. Sent to Lords, 18. 
1646, Ordinance for fettling the Civil Government 
thereof, read twice, and committed, 17 Apr. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 19 June 
——Ordinance from Lords concerning the City, to be read, 
17 Nov. 
1646, new Writ, 3 Nov. 
Chefter, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 27 O&amp;——Sent to 
Lords, 10 Nov. ¢ 
Chefterfield, Earl of, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 13 Nov. 
hey put Houfe in mind thereof, 27. 
Cheynell, Mr. defired to preach, 25 Feb. 1645 
to print his Sermon, 25 Mar. 1646. 
Chichefter, 1644, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c.; a Committee to pre- 
pare Ordinance for the Maintenance of Three preaching Mi- 
nifters, 6 Feb. 

1645, Order appointing a Governor, q May. Sent 
to Lords, 1o——Letter, relating the Rifing of the Clubmen, 
read, and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 19 
Sept. Another, concerning their outrageous Proceedings, 
read, and referred, 20 Petition of Singing Men recoin- - 
mended by Lords, 12 Feb.—Petition of the City read, 16. 

— 1646, Lords put Houfe in mind of the Singing Mens 

Petition, 10 Apr.——4 May——Ordinance for maintaining 

wg Preaching Minitters, read, g O&amp;——Committed, 11 
ov. 














Thanked, and 














1645, new Writ, 3 Od. Petition of Inhabitants 
read ; er jp to proceed to the Eleétion, 17 Nov. 
1646, another new Writ ordered, 3 Nov. 

Chiddinford, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Parfon, 
6 Ma Read, and referred to the Committee of plundered 
Minitters, 15 Aug. 

Chieflett, Mr. 1646, Order for paying him 6001. 25 June. 

Children, 1645, Ordinance againft ftealing them, to be proclaimed 
and publifhed in Churches; Lords Concurrencé to be defired. 
A Committee to prepare Ordinance to make it Felony—The 
Committee of Examinations to receive all Informations con- 

cerning ftealing them, and inquire out the Aétors, 9g May. 

Chirke Cattle, 1045, Order appointing a Governor, 7 Mar. 
Agreed to by Lords, 9. 

—— 1646, Letter concerning the Surrender of it; Proceedings 
thereupon, 6 June. Vide Watts, Sir John. 

Cholmley, Nicolas, 1645, Order for paying his Executors Intereft 
due upon his Loan, 27 Oct. Sent to Lords, 28. 

Sir Henry, 1645, voted to have done his Duty in an In- 
formation given to feveral Members, 6 Mar. Vide Wright, 
Robert. 

Chriffop, Robert, 1643. Vide Privileges. 

Chriftchurch, 1644, Confideration thereof {pecially recommended 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 7 Jan. Ordinance 
for cutting down Delinquents Woods there, except as except- 
ed, to be prefented, 24 Feb. 

1645, Read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 

defired, 29 Mar. 

1645, new Writ, 25 Odt. 

London, 1646, Lord Mayor to examine a Difturbance 

given to the Minifter while he was preaching, 29 Apr. 

Oxon, 1646, Report from the Committee of both King- 
doms, for appointing an Auditor of the College, referred to a 
Committee, 2 July. 

Church, Captain, 1645, Petition from Lords, 2 Aug. 

Thomas, 1645, Petition read; nothing done thereupon, 
10 Sept. 

Church Sinisa 1644, Direétory for the Vifitation of the 
Sick read; feveral Claufes read by themfelves, and agreed to, 
with Amendments; a Committee, with the Affiftance of fome 
of the Affembly, to confider what is fit to be offered in the 
room of that Part laid afide, 26 Dec.—Paper concerning public 
Fafis and Thankfgivings, and touching Fafts in private Con- 

regations and Families, 27. Queftion for ‘oe to a 
Cleafe therein, Neg.—Report concerning the Vifitation of 
the Sick, re-committed ; particular Claufes read particularly, 
and agreed to; the Direétory, and Ordinance for eftablifhing 
it, paffled, and to be ingrofled, 28 Appendix touching 
Days and Places for public Worthip, read, and paffed; to be 
annexed to the Direétory, and “er to sor — : e pene 

i - 1 Jan. Both returned, with Amendments; 
and Directory; D , Arenriments 
























































IN DE X ¢o the FourtTu 


Amendments referred to a Committee, 3. Amendments to 

Lords Amendments reported ; Conference defired thereupon, 

agreed to;, Managers appointed; Conference held; Lords 

Concurrence to the pete: mace fignified; they acquaint the 

Houfe they had ordered their Printer to print it; no one to 

print it till further Order from the Houfe; the Affembly to 

overfee the Diftribution of the Profits arifing thereby, 4. Order 
for printing, and diftributing to the Members, the Reafons of 
the Diffenting Brethren, with the Affembly’s Anfwer, 1 Jan. 

A Copy to be delivered to each of the Scots Commiffioners, 

6—To the Prince Elector, 15—Scots Commitlioners Paper, 

defiring to know what is done and doing in the Affairs of the 

Church, 2. A Committee to prepare Anfwer, 3. Affembly to 

have Liberty to inform the Scots Aflembly, 4. Their Altera- 

tions reported ; Letter from both Houfes to be delivered to their 

- Committee, if the Parliament be not fitting, 6 Scots Af- 

fembly’s Alterations to the Directory read, agreed to, and fent 

to Lords, 5 Mar. ‘Title to the Directory read, 6. Sent to 

Lords, 1o——Refolution that a Prefbytery, confifting of Mi- 

nifters of the Word, may be in a Church; Queftion for an 

Amendment, Neg. 6 Jan.——That many particular Con- 

gregations may be under One Prefbyterial Government, 14 

—That Paftors—Doétors and Teachers—Elders—Deacons, 

fhall be Officers of the Church, 15—Concerning Church Of- 

ficeré in each particular Congregation—The Government by 
particular Congregations under One Pre(bytery—By Congre- 
getional, Claflical, and Synodical Affemblies—The Synodical 

Affemblies thall confitt of Preyincial and National Aflemblics, 

23. Sent to Lords, 27—Agreed to by them, 28. 

—a=new 1645, Renort concerning Direétions for ele¢ting Elders, 

23 &amp; 25 July—A Committee to give Direétions for the Choice 

of them in the Province of London, and write to the Com- 

mittees in the Counties to nominate fit Perfons to divide them 
into diftinét claflical Prefbyteries, 25—Ruling Elders to be 
chofen by the Minifters and Members of their refpeétive Con- 
gregations—Notice to be given of the Eleétion No Man 
to bechofen but for One Congregation, 23 July—Exceptions 

may be made againft them, 25. 

1644, Paper concerning the keeping ignorant and feanda- 

Jous Perfons from the Sacrament, prefented from the Affembly, 

read,6 Mar. Aflembly to be defired to exprefs the Particu- 

lars of the Scandal mad, Ignorance, 21. 

1645, their Senfe prefented ; Refolution that fome are fo 
grofsly iguorant—fome {o notorioufly {candalous, that they fhall 
not be admitted, 25—That Perfons not having a competent 
Underftanding concerning the Trinity fhall not be admitted ; 
the Affembly to be defired to fet down what they think a 
competent Underftanding, 27. Anfwer prefented, and refer- 
red to the Grand Committee of Religion, 2g——Refolution 
that Perfons to be admitted ought to have a competent Under- 

‘ ftanding of the Deity—Of the State of Man by Creation, 
and by his Fall—Of Redemption by Jefus Chrift, and the 
Means to apply Chrift and his Benefits—Of the Necetlity of 
Faith, Repentance, and a godly Life—Of the Nature and Ufe 
of Sacraments—Of the Condition of Man after this Life; the 
Afflembly to be defired to fet down what they think a compe- 
tent Underfianding of thefe Things, 1 Apr. Anfwer prefented, 
and referred, 1o—Kefolutions concerning the competent Un- 
derftanding—That inceftuous Perfons—Adulterers—Fornica- 
tors— Drunkards—Swearers—Murderers, upon juft Proof, 
fhall not be admitted, 17———That the Elderthip of every Con- 
gregation examine any Perfon complained of, and, upon Con- 
‘teflion, fufpend him—That they fufpend Perfons lawfully con- 
viéted, or committed, or bailed, for capital Offences, 3 May 
—That they thall judge Matter of Scandal not being capital— 
That they adminifter an Oath to Witneffes for Proof thereof; 
Queftion for defiring Lords Concurrence thereto, Neg. 8— 
That Perfons, upon their Repentance, ‘be ye-admitted—That 
thofe aggrieved {hall have Liberty to appgal, 13 Petitions 
of the Aflembly, concerning Perfons not to be admitted ; 
Speaker’s Anfwer, 1 &amp; 8 Aug. Refolutions reported; Re- 
port to be confidered, 26. Queftion for confidering it, Neg. 
29 Report re-committed, 3 Sept.—Letter to the Standing 
Committees in the feveral Counties reported, read, to be 
figned by Speaker, and fent with the Ordinance and Votes con- 
cerning the Eleéction of Elders, 17———Order for eleGting Elders 
within the Province of ‘London, 23 Sept. Lord Mayor to 
be defired to give Notice thereof to the feveral Minifters, 8 
O&amp;.— Lift of Tryérs of the feveral Claffes reported, and 
agreed to, 30———A Committee to confider of putting Places 
formerly exempt under the Government of Claffes, 21 Jan. 

Act of the Majority to be e&amp;%eemed the A&amp; of the Whole 

—Members to be ‘I'ryers in the Claffes where they live—Re- 

folution that the Elderfhip fufpend Worfhippers of Images, 

&amp;c.—Makers of Images of the Trinity W osthippers of 

Saints, &amp;c.—Perfons profefling themfelves not to’ be in Charity 

—Perfons fending, accepting, or carrying Challenges—Per- 

fons ufing any Sports, or expofing Wares to Sale, or travelling, 

ona — repairing for Advice to any Witch, 






























































VOLUME. 


&amp;c.—Perfons affaulting their Parents, or Magifirates, in the 
Execution of their Offices—For including Minifters in the 
feveral Votes concerning fulpending feandalous Perfons— 
For fufpending Perfons legally attainted of Barretry, Vorgery, 
Extortion, Perjury, or Bribery; a Standing Committee to 
confider further of Caules of Sufpenfion, 26 Sept. Re- 
folution for fufpending Keepers of known Stews—Players 
at any Game upon a Sunday—Parents confenting to the 
Marriage of their Children to Papitts, or Perfons marrying 
them—Tryers of the Elders for the Claflis of the Two Serjeants 
Inns appointed, 8 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 11—Aflembly 
to be defired to prefent other notorious and fcandalous Sins, 
27——Prefent them, 12 Noy. Retfolutions touching the 
dividing the Inns of Court and Chancery into Claffes, 5 Dec. 
—For fufpending the Renouncers of the eftablifhed Church: 
—The Maintainers of Errors that fubvert the Articles of 
Ignorance—All Perfons guilty of notorious Offences—For 
impowering the ‘I'ryers to receive and determine all Excep- 
tions concerning undue Ele¢tions, provided the Offences 
were committed within a Year—For impowering them to 
examine whether the Elders chofen are duly qualified—For 
appointing Commiffioners to judge of Offences not enume- 
rated—For impowering the Tryers, upon their Certificate, 
to fufpend Perfons—For impowering the Miniter to fufpend 
an Perfon committing an Offence upon the Day of Ad- 
miniftration, in the Face of the Congregation—For him to 








fend a Certificate to the Commiffioners within Eight Days - 


—For them to make a Certificate of the Cafe, with their 
Opinions thereupon, to both Houfes, and then proceed to 
a final Determination—For impowering the Elders to pro- 
ceed in like Cafes as in Cafe of enumerated Offences; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 21 Jan. Previous Quettion for 
impowering the Grand Committee to find out fome Expedient 
for fettling the Bufinefs concerning fufpending {candalous 
Perfons, Neg. 4 Feb. 
1646, a Committee to confider of a further Enumera- 
tion of feandalous Offences, 18 May-——Debate concerning 
Commiffioners to be refumed, 21. Propofition for determin~ 
ing unenumerated Offences without them, read twice, 23. 
1644, Propofitions touching the Singing Pifalms, pre- 
fented from the Affembly, 27 Dec. 
1645, their Opinion of Mr. Rous’s Book of Pfalms ; 
Order for printing it, 14 Nov. 
1646, Order for ufing it in all Churches, 15 Apr. Sent 
to Lords, 16. , 
1645, Declaration f the Proceedings of the Houfe in 
Matters of Church Government, to be read, 28 Oc. To 
be confidered between 10 and 12 o’clock, 3 Nov. Read, 
and laid afide for the prefent; Refolution, that whenever it 
fhall be confidered, a Day fhall be appointed for it, 8-——Quef- 
tions to be propounded to the Divines read; a Committee to 
repare further Queftions upon the Matter of divine Right ; 
Dilton to give in their Anfwer in ‘Writing, 16 Apr. Quel- 
tions reported, and read, 18. Read one by one, and agreed to; 
every Member of the Affembly prefent at the Debate to fub- 
{cribe his Name to his Vote; Ditfenters to fet down their Opi- 
nions, with Proofs from Scripture, 22. Queftions to be printed, 
24. 








1645, the Affembly to be defired to confider of a Con- 
feflion of Faith of the Church of England, 17 Apr. 

1646, tobe moved to expedite the Catechifm and pub- 
lic Confeffion of Faith, 22 July To be defired to fend in 
the Whole, or as much as they have perfected, 17 Sept— 
Nineteen Heads prefented, 25 Read; previous and main 
Queftions for referring them to a Committee of the whole 
Houle, feverally Affirmative, 6 Oét. Order for printing 500 
Copies for Members; a Committee to prepare a ‘ 








Title Page— 
Aflembly to be defired to put in the Margin the Proofs from 
Scripture, 9. Their Anfwer; Copies to be printed without 
the Proofs—Order for their prefenting the Texts, 13—Ufual 
Tyivilege to the Printer, 23——-Articles of Faith agreed to 
by Lords, 27 Nov. Latter Part of the Confeflion prefented, 
4 Dec. 
1644, Ordinance from Lords, for the Election and Efta- 
blifhment of Elders in every Congregation, read twice, and 
committed; Committee to confider a particular Claufe in the 
Firft place, 10 Mar. Lords defire Houfe to expedite it, 13. 
Claufe reported, 21. 





——— 1645, Ordinance for publifhing the Direétory, and’ pu- 


nifhing Perfons that ufe the Common Prayer, read twice, and 
committed, 27 June Reported; Claufe omitted ; Penalty 
agreed to; 2 Committee to withdraw and prepare the Ordi- 
nance fuitable to thefe Votes, 24 July——Ordinance reported, 
and paffed,6 Aug. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 23. 
1645, Ordinance concerning the Elections of Elders, re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments ; One difagreed to; @ 
Committee to aflign Reafons, 29 July—-—Conicrence to be 
defired thereupon, 4 Aug. Reafons reported; gear 
efired, 



































defired, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 5. 
Amendments of Houfe agreed to, and Provifo added by Lords, 
6. Provifo agreed to, with an Amendment; Conference de- 
fired thereupon agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held, 15. Amendment agreed to by Lords, 19. 


1645, a Committee to prepare Ordinance com rehending 
all the Votes concerning Church Government, 26 Sept. 
Ordinance read twice, and committed, 8 Oc. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 10. Order for Third Reading, and for all 
Members to attend, 13. Ordinance read; Provifo read twice, 
and rejected; Committee, and Quorum thereof, appointed; 
Ordinance pafled, 15. Sent to Lords, 16——Returned, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 4 Dec. 


1645, Ordinance from Lords, concerning a Committee for 

accommodating Differences touching Church Government, 

read, and pafled; Lords to be defired to appoint a Time for 

~- Meeting; Affembly to be acquainted therewith, 14 
ov. 














1645, Bill for fupprefling Innovations, and demolifhing 
Monuments of Idolatry and Superftition in Churches, and all 
open Places, read, 20 Jan. 

1645, Ordinance concerning Church Government read 
twice, and committed, 27 Feb.——Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 3 Mar. Kead Third Time; Queftion for adding 
Provifo, Neg.; One added, others rejeéted ; Ordinance paffed, 
and to be fentto Lords, 5. Sent; Houfe attend the Meffen. 
ger, 7- Ordinance returned, with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to, 14. 

1645, Order for putting the Ordinances for Church Go- 
vernment in Execution—For printing fo many as fhall be ne- 
ceffary for the Service of the Kin gdom—A Committee to con- 
fider of {ome Way for putting them in Execution {peddily, 9 
June. 











1645, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for the Ordi- 
nation of Minifters, 22 O&amp;. Ordinance read twice; Claufe 
added ; Queftion for Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled, 
24. Sent to Lords, 25——Petition of the Affembly for put- 
ting the Ordinance in Execution, read, and referred to the 
Grand Committee of Religion, 16 Feb. 

1646, Ordinance for giving further Power for keeping 
fcandalous Perfons from the Sacrament, read twice, and com- 
mitted ; Continuance thereof, 2 June. Reported, and pafled, 
3. Sent to Lords, 4. Agreed to by them, 12. 

1646, a Committee to prepare another Ordinance to the 
fame Purport, 31 July Guibaence read twice; Queftion 
for Commitment, Neg.; pafled, 27 Aug. Sent to Lords, 
28. 














1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance enabling Juf- 

tices of Atlize and Peace to fee the Ordinances concerning 

Church Government put in Execution, and to punifh Offend- 

ers, 3 Oct. 

Churches, 1646, Ordinance for repairing them, and paying 
Church Duties, read twice, and committed, 4 Nov. 

Claes, Captain, 1645, appointed Captain of a Troop; the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms to grant him a Commiflion, 23 
Apr. 

Clapham, George, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Clerk, Mr. 1645, his Letter from Ayletbury read, and laid afide, 

Dec. 

Chiat John, 1646, ordered into Cuftody, 18 Nov. 

Clench, Mr. Vide Strange, Hammond le. 

Clerk of the Houfe, 1644, One Third of the Profits arifing 
from printing the Ordinance for public Worthip to be allowed 
him, 4 Jan. 

+—— 1646, has Leave to be abfent for Three Days, 25 Apr. 
His Petition read, and referred to the Committee on the 
Ordinance for Sale of Bifhops Lands, 19 O&amp;. Vide Bifhops. 

Affiftant, 1645, Perfon to attend during his Abfence, 27 
Mar. 

Clerke, John, 1644, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 22 
Mar. 

—— 1645, read, and paffed, 8 Apr. Sent to Lords, 11. 

—— 1646, another read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 18 May. ; 

Robert, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

—— Charles, 1645, kis Petition, with Lords Order thereupon, 
Mar. | 

: Robert, 1645, his Petition, with Lords Senfe thereupon, 
14 Mar. 

—— 1646, another Petition, and Certificate annexed, read; no- 
thing doue thereupon, 22 Sept. 

Dame Judith, 1646, her Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 

















pardoning her Delinquency read, and paffed, 22 Sept.—Sent 
to Lords, 13 O&amp;. 

Cleveland, Earl of, 1645, to be exchanged for Colonel Stephens 
and Mr. Jones, 29 Mar. Lords to be moved to join herein, 


31 


a © 





Member has Leave to vifithim, 6 Aug. 
Vou. IV. 


INDEX @ the Fourtn: Votuvme. 





— 1646, Lords give him Liberty to go to his Country Houfe 
for Three Weeks, upon Bail—Copy of the Warrant of his 
Commitment, communicated by them, 27 June——Leave 
ziven by them to vifit his Lady in the Country for Three 

Veeks, 3 July. Agreed to, 11 Time inlarged, 13 Aug. 
——11 Sept.—g1 Oét.——Order from Lords, for releafing 
him, upon engaging his Honour to render himfelf when re- 
quired by both Houfes, 3 Sept. . 

Cleypole, inn, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 6 Aug——Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Clifton, Mr. 1644, his Examination referred to the Committee 
of Examinations, 13 Jan. 

“ae 1646, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 14 

ov. 

Clotworthy, Sir John, 1646, appuinted Governor of the Pro- 
vince of Ulfter—Leave given him to go to Chefter, for fend- 
ing over the Forces--His Accounts ordered, 1 Oct. Lords 
Concurrence fignitied, 13. 

Clubmen. Vide HV eflern Counties, and Chichefler. 

Coals, 1644, Report from the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall 
concerning the Management of the Coal Bufinefs; a Com- 
mittee to treat with the Scots Commiflioners thereupon, 27 
Dec. Further Report; the Committee appoint Agents to 
manage Delinquents Coals and Collieries at Newwadtte; Sun- 
derland, &amp;c. and to receive the Profits thereof, and of all 
Coals tranfported, and pay them to the Treafurer of the Scots 
Army; Scots Commiflioners impowered to appoint Officers 
to take a Survey of the Receipts and Payments ; further In- 
fiructions to the Committee, 4 Jan—Scots Paper concerning 
the Coal Bufinefs to be confidered, 6. Referred, with another 
Paper, to the Committee of both Kingdoms, who are to con- 
fer with the Scots Commiflioners and the Committee at Gold- 
fmiths Hall, 7——Patent to the City for Four thoufand Chal- 
dron to be fold again for the Ufe of the Poor, referred to the 
Committee of the Revenue, 11 Mar.—Letter from the Com- 
miffioners at Newcaftle, and Petition of Owners of Ships, fe- 
verally read ; Order for taking off 5s. per Chaldron, 20. 

1645, to be fent to the Commiffioners at Newcaftle, 25 
Mar. Report concerning the Impofition of 5s. per Chal+ 
dron laid by the Committee of both Kingdoms; Refolution 
that they had no Power to lay it—That the Trade cannot 
bear it—That the Vote of the zoth of March be confirmed— 
Letter and Propofitions concerning the Management of De- 
linquents Collicries reported, and referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms upon the Place—No Delinquent to be em- 
ployed in the Trade, 20 June—Petition of Traders referred to 
the Committee of the Navy, 24 Jan. 

Cobham Bridge, 1645, Bufinefs concerning the Repair thereof, 
referred to the Committee of the Revenue, 23 Aug. 
Cockayne, Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, Letter concerning his be- 
ing Governor of Newport Pagnell, reported ; previous Quef- 
tion for approving him, Neg.; Report and Letter re-com- 
mitted, 9 Ma Letter to him, to take care of the Garifon 

till further Order, read, and agreed to, 9 Aug. 
Sir Auguftine, 1646, to have Pals to go beyond Sea, 18 
May. 


Cockermouth, 1645, Election; Report to be made, 1 &amp; 6 Sept. 
Committee revived, 23 Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. referred, 
6 Oét. Report ; Return to be amended, 3 Dec. Amend- 
ed, 9. , 






































1645, Order from Lords, appointing a Governor, 
agreed to, 6 Odt. 

Coke, Sir Robert, 1644, his Fine accepted, 4 Mar. 

—— 1645, his Petition from Lords read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall, 16 Dec. His Cafe reported ; 
Order for bailing him, 9 Mar. 

1646, his Petition referred to the Committee of Sequef- 

trations, 17 Nov. ; , 

Mr. 1645, his Petition from Lords, 17 July. _ 

Henry, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee of Se- 
quetftrations, 17 Nov. 

Coker, William, 1645, Report touching his Compofition; Quef- 
tion for Re-commitment, Neg.;,his Fine acpepted Ordinance 
for pardoning his perc’ ordered, 14 Feb. 

1646, read, and pafled, 4 May——-Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Colchefter, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

Cole, Edward, a Prieft, 1645, a Committee to examine him as 
Juftices of the Peace, and fend him to Newgate, 20 Oct. 

James, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Coleman, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 25 June——27 Sept. 

Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 30 July——lInjoined 

to print it as he preached it, 9 Aug. 

Colemore, Captain William, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 13 

.May—Order for him to have Colonel Purefoy’s Regiment of 

'Horfe, ‘agreed to by Lords, 14. 

pe Wellin, Sheriff of Warwickthire, 1645, Ordinance for 
Leave to him to refide in Coventry, 19 May. 





























~——— James, 














IN DE X ‘@o th Fourtnu VOLUME. 


James, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency read, and pafled, 18 Aug. Sent to 
Lords, 19. 

Colepeper, , oy 1645, Prince’s Letter for a Pafs for him and 
Lord Hopton to’ go to the King, communicated by Lords, 
read, and to be contidered, 26 Sept. 

—Mr. 1645, Order for fecuring and fending him up 

Prifoner, 25 O&amp;. 

— Ralph, 1646, his Fine accepted, g July. 

——— Sir Andrew, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and paffed, 6 Aug. Sent to 
Lords, 18. 

Colfer, Edward, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and paffed—His Petition read ; 
Queftion for fufpending the Second Payment, Affirmative, 27 
O&amp;.———Ordinance fent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Colleélors, 1645, Order for an Allowance to thofe within the 
Lines, for paying in their Affeffments without a high Col- 
leétor, 6 Aug. 

Collefton, William, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 9 
Mar. 

Collifon, Dr. 1646, Pafs from Lords, for him to go beyond Sea, 
agreed to, 17 June. 

Collydon, Dr. 1646, to be allowed 100/. per Annum, as Phy- 
fician to the King’s Children, 11 Sept. 

Colwell, Daniel, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and paffed, 18 Aug ——Sent to 
Lords, 13 O&amp;. ' 

Committees, 1645, no Man that has been in Arms againft the 
Parliament to be of a Committee, 25 Sept. A Committee 
of the whole Houfe to confider Authorities exercifed by Com- 
mittees, 1 &amp;18 Dec. 

1646, None to intermeddle with the Title or Intereft 

of private Perfons, unlefs exprefsly authorized by an Ordi- 

nance of Parliament, 14 Apr. Sent to Lords, 16——A 

Committee to prepare Ordinance for fuperfeding them, 20 

June. Committee added, 22. Order for their Meeting, 29 

Ordinance from Lords for that Purpofe read twice, and 
committed, 2 July—The Committee of Examinations dif- 
folved, 8 Order — them to grant Offices, 29 
Sept. Sent to Lords, 13 Oct. Ordinance from Lords, 
for diffolving Country Committees, 10 Sept. They put 
Koufe in mind thereot, 9 O¢t.—A Committee to prepare In- 
ftructions for Country Committees, 29——Inftructions re- 
ported, and in Part agreed to, 10 Nov. 

Common Prayer. Vide Norton, Mr. and Church Govern- 
ment. 

Compton, Sir Henry, 1645, Petition read; Leave given him to 
o with his Lady, &amp;c. to Spaw, upon Security to return within 
‘hree Months, 10 Sept.——Time inlarged, 9 Dec. 

Conaught. Vide Ireland. 

Conferences. Vide Laud, Members, Privileges, Treaty, Waller, 
Sir William, Supply, Army, Effex, Earl of, Manchejter, Earl 
of, Denbigh, Earl of, Lords, Houfe of, Warwick, Earl of, 
Navy, Ely, Mle of, Leicefter, Town, Scotland, Plymouth, 
London, Ravhovanh, Earl of, Saville, Lord, Murray, Wil- 
liam, Evelyn, Sir John, Bifhops, and Northumberland, Earl 
of. 

Coningsby, Thomas, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
&lt; oning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 

ar. 
- 1645, his Cafe reported ; nothing done thereupon, 2 
svar. 


Conftable, Sir William, 1644, Order for paying him 1,000]. 24 
Mar. 















































1645, agreed to by Lords, 2 Apr. Order for allow- 

ing him 42. a Week for his prefent Subfiftence, 11 Sept. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. Ordinance from a 

to indemnify him, and others, for raifing Money by the Earl 
of Effex’s Commiffion, read, 15 Apr. 

ae William, 1645, Petition read; Order for bailing him, 
25 Mar. 

Convoys, 1644, Order for them, without Exaétion upon the 
Merchants—Former Votes concerning them to be printed, and 
fet upon the Exchange, 20 Feb. 

1645, Order for paying the Charge of Convoys for Mo- 
nies, 26 May. 

Conway, Lord, 1645, his Petition, with Lords Order thereupon, 
read, 9 Mar. 

1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 31 Mar. 

Cooke, Colonel, 1646, Order for a Gratuity to him, about Dif- 
banding Money, 17 O&amp;. 

Cooper, William, 1646, Order for difplacing him from his Office 
ig Scarborough, 30 Apr. 

Coote, Sir Charles, 1644, Commiffion and Jnftruétions for him 
— Prefident of Conaught, read, and to be confidered, 8 

eb. 

——— 1645, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

















29 Apr.——Order for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 6 

May. Sent to Lords, 7. 

Colonel, 1646, to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant of 

Ireland for an Employment—Order for paying him 50/. 2 

May. Sent to Lords, 5 Lord Lieutenant to grant him a 

— to raife 500 Horfe for the [rith Service, 30 

uly. 

William, 1646, his Fine accepted, 9 July. 

Coplefion, Major, 1645, a Committee to Prine him the Oath 
appointed to be taken by Perfons coming out of the King’s 
Quarters, 8 Apr. 

Copley, Commiflary. Vide Accounts—1644, Certificate con- 
cerning a printed Paper figned by him, and concerning his Ac- 
counts, with the Objections, and Anfwers thereto; Order for 
committing him to Southwark Compter—For making Report 
concerning him, 27 Dec. 

1645, his Petition read; a Committee to perufe the Or- 

ders of the Houfe concerning him, 6 May—Order for bailing 

him; Speaker to take Security, 7—Meflage from Lords, de- 
firing he may be difcharged, or brought to a {peedy Tryal, 

14 Another Petition cantina by Lords, 3 Aug. 

oe from them, defiring a fpeedy Difpatch of his Buiinefs, 

3 Sept. 

Colonel, 1645, Letter, relating his Succefs over Lord 
Digby’s Forces in the North, read; to be communicated to 
Lords, with Defire it may be printed, 20 Oct. 

Copping, William, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
ae his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
16 Aug. 

1646, read, and paffed; 18 May 

Nov. 





























Sent to Lords, 21 





John, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Corbett, Mr. 1644, Order for adding him to the Affembly, 3 
Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 15. 

1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for his prefent 

Subfiftence, 17 Dec. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Sir John, 1645, Order tor allowing him 42. a Week for 

his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June—— For allowing him the Be- 

nefit of a Mortgage upon a Delinquent’s Eftate, 14 Mar. 

. 1646, Order for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 

ug. 

Corfe Cafile, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

1645, Order for a Reward to the Meffenger that brought 

the News of taking it—For flighting it, 5 Mar. 

Cornwall, 1645, Vice Admiral appointed, 16 O&amp;.—\Marhhal 
of the Vice Admiralty appointed, 17 Dec. Order tor Mi- 
nisters, forced from their Habitations, to repair to their Charges, 
9 Mar.—General’s Letter, and Articles concerning difband- 
ing the Forces, read ; Order for a Reward to the Meflenger 
—Ffor a Thankfgiving, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 23—For 
a Letter of Thanks, 21. Letter read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 23. 

1646, Petition of the Stannaries referred to the Com- 

mittee of the Revenue, 24 July. Letters and Informations 

from the Committee to be communicated to Lords, 24 Nov. 

Sent, 26—Part thereof, concerning Members, referred to a 

Committee, 24. 

1646, new Writ, 23 June. 

Cornwallis, Francis, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and pafled; 24 July Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Corporations, 1646, Ordinance for disfranchifing all Aldermen, 
and others, that have adhered to the Enemy, ordered, 2 July. 

Corye, Thomas, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 28 Jan. 

Coryton, John, 1644, Ordinance for difpofing Monies belonging 
to him for the Service of the Weft, read, and pafled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 27 Dec. . 

1645, Ordinance returned, with Amendments; Amend- 

ments agreed to, 4 Apr. . 

My. 1646, General’s Letter, recommending | him to 
- Favour of the Parliament, referred to a Committee, 33 
ar. 

Cofens, John, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Cottington, Lord, 1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
4 felling his Eftate, 25 Sept. Vide Winchejter, Marquis 
of. 

Cotton, Sir John, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
y ig his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 

ug. ; 

r 5646, read, and paffed, 4 May——Sent to Lords, 28 
ug. 

Thitians 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
i his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 9 

ar. ‘ 

—— 1646, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 


4 May. 















































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INDEX wo the Fourrn VoLUME: 


Covenant, 1644, to be read in Churches every Faft Day; Lords 1645, his Petition referred to the Committee of Ac- 
Concurrence to be defired, 29 Jan. _ counts, 14 June. 
1645, Order for tendering it to all that conte in to Alexander, 1645, Order from Lords, appointing him 


compound, and for fecuring them upon Refufal, 31 Od. Lieutenant Colonel to Colonel Browne’s Regiment, 23 July. 
Agreed to by Lords, 1 Nov. Agreed to, 26. ° 





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1645, Order for all Perfons refiding in the Parliament’s ———— Eleanor, 1645, Petition from Lords on her behalf, fpe- 
Quarters to take that and the Negative Oath; to be fent to cially recommended to the Committee of Petitions, 29 Aug. 
the General and Commanders, and into the feveral Counties, Crawley, Sir Francis. Vide Heath, Sir Robert. “ 

2 June-——A Committee to prepare Ordinance and Infiruc- Creation Moncey, 1645, Lords put Houfe in mind of the Ordi- 

tions for taking it, 12 Oct——Ordinance and Inftructions . nance concerning it, 31 May. + 

read, 18 Nov. Committed, 26. . Crew, Randulph, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
Covent Garden, 1645, Ordinance for conftituting the Parith, douing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 

read twice; Queftion for Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance Aug. .. . . 

pafled, 16 Sept. | Sent to Lords, 19——Returned, with Creyke, Gregory, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

Amendinents; Amendments read, and referred to a Com- doning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 27 Oct. Sent to 

mittee, 13 Nov. Reported, and agreed to, with Amend- . Lords, 21 Nov. 

ments, 24——Ordinance returned from Lords with Amend-  Crifpe, Sir Nicolas, 1645, Order for dilpofing of the Proceed of 

ments to them; nothing done thereupon, as they were not Houfes belonging to him, 16. A 





or. 
delivered at a Conference, 10 Dec. Conference defired Cromarfh, 1646, Order for Seveatiandind the Garifon, 30 Apr. 
by Lords concerning them, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Crompton, Lady, 1645, has Leave to go with her Children, &amp;c. 





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Conference heid, 5 Jan. Lords Amendments agreed to, 7 
Explanatory Ordinance from Lords, read twice, and 
_ patfed, 91. 

Coventry, 1645, Committees Letter read, 4 Apr—Governor ap- 
pointed ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 12. Excufed, upon 
account of Age; another appointed; Lords Concurrence fig- 
pified, 26——-Order for, fending down Ammunition—for a 
Letter of Thanks to the Town, for furnifhing the Army with 
Provifious upon their March, 9 July For their Horfe to 
march Weftward, 7 &amp; 9 Sept.——-Members to prefent Names 
of fit Perfons to be Committees, 17 Nov. Committees added; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24. 

1646, Order for continuing the Garifon and Governor 

with 200 Men; Mayor appointed, 4 Aug.——-Order for con- 

tinuing the Affeflment for the Garifon, 26 O&amp;. 

Lord, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for pardoning his 
Delinguency, and reftoring him to his Eftate and Privileges, 
except his Place and Vote in Parliament duting this Seflion, 

- agrecd to, 29 Aug. : . 

Covert, Jolin, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereef, ordered, 28 Jan. 
———TJhe Committee at Goldimiths Hall to fend for him’ to 
pay it, upon Pain of forfeiting 1,000 Marks, 3 Mar. Fine 
reduced ; Order for pardoning his Delinquency, upon Pay- 
ment, or Security for Payment thereof, 22. 

— 1645, Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and pafled, 8 
Apr. Sent to Lords, 11. 

Courtney, Francis, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 14 Mar. 

Courts of Juftice, 1646, a Committee to confider of regulating 
their Proceedings, and of the Officers Fees, 21 O&amp;. 

Cowper, William, 1644; Order for allowing him 2oo/. per An- 
num while he continues Chaplain to the Queen of Bohemia, 
5 Mar. ; 

——— Sir Antony Afhley, 1645, Order for making Report 
concerning his Lcétion, 1 ity 

Cox, Captain, 1645, to take the Oath tendered to Perfons come- 
ing from the Enemy’s Quarters, 25 Oét. 

——~ Owen, 1045, Certificate from Lords, concerning appoint- 
ing him Mafter of a Prize Veflel, agreed to, 27 Oct. 

Antony and Benjamin, 1645, &amp; 1046. Vide Privileges. 

Cradock, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 6 Juiy. ‘T hanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 22. ¥ 

Crafte, William, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 10 Sept. 

Crake, Michael, and George Lilbourne, 1645, Petition concern- 
ing the Water Bailifl’s Place of Sunderland ; Order touching 
it revoked, 2o July. 

Crake Cafile, 1646, to be made untenable, 30 Apr. 

Crakenthorpe, Richard, and John Mufgrave, 1646, Petition re- 
ferred to the Committee of the North, 3 Oct. 

Cramborne, Lord, 1644, to attend the Service of the Houfe, 
28 Jan. Vide Privileges. wai f 

Crandley, Richard, 1645, Order from Lords, appointing him 
Collector of the Tenths and Prizes, agreed to, 2 May. 

Benjamin, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Cranford, James, 1645. Vide Privileges. ; 

Craven, John, 1645, Petition referred to a Committee, 17 
Apr. 

Cond, Colonel, 1644, Informations againft him referred to 
a Committce ; Earl of Manchefter to be defired to fend him 
up, 24 Jan. His Letter to the Earl communicated by Lords, 
27 Petition concerning his ftaying Goods, and imprifon- 
ing the Carrier, read; Order for reftoring the Goods, and dif- 
charging the Carrier—Petition, and Part of his Letter con- 
cerning this Bufinefs, referred, 14 Feb. 

Major General, 1644, Order for advancing him 2o0/. 
upon Account, 14 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 18—For ad- 
vancing Monies for the Foot under his Command, marching 
to Sir William Brereton’s Affiftance, 20. 

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into France, 21 Aug. 
Mr. 1645, injoined to attend the Commands of the 
Houfe, 6 Mar. Vide Wright, Robert. 


Cromwell, Lieutenant General Oliver, 1644, to go with Sir 


William Waller into the Weft, and have Liberty to take his 
Three Troops from Henley, 27 Feb,—Earl of Manchefter's 
Scout-matier General to go down to him, 28 Order for his 
advancing, all Excufes laid afide, 4 Mar. Petition of his Sol- 
diers, acknowledging their Offence in refufing to march, read ; 
their Subiniflion accepted, 20. 

1645, his Letter concerning the Poftures and Marches 
of the Enemy, read, 12 japan Rees for a Fortnight’s Pay 
for his Forces, 22—His Letter concerning the routing a Party 
of the King’s Horfe, and the taking Bletching Houfe, with 
the Articles of Surrender, &amp;c. read, 28 Another Letter 
concerning the taking fome Prifoners read; Letter of Thanks 
ordered, 1 May. Order for fending them up, 16—Another 
Letter concerning the King’s going from Oxon, read; Or- 
der for fending him Money and Ammunition—Ordinance tor 
continuing him in his Employment Forty Days longer, not- 
withftanding the Self-denying Ordinance, agreed to by 
Lords, 10 Letter from the General and By Officers, 
defiring he may be Lieutenant General of Horfe under 
him; General to be defired by Letter to appoint him; 
Letter read; and agreed to, 10 June—Refolution for con- 
tinuing him Lieutenant General during the Pleafure of 
both foufes—For allowing him Pay as fuch from the firft 
Eftablifhment of Sit Thomas Fairfax’s Army ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 16—Thceir Order for continuing him 
Three Months, from the End of Forty Days formerly granted 
him, agreed to, 18——-Ordinance for continuing him Four 
Months longer, from the End of the Three Months, read, and 
paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8 ay AM Letter 
read; Order for fending him the Neceflaries defired, 1g——— 
Another Letter, concerning the taking Briftol, read ; Letter of 
‘Thanks ordered, 17 Sept. Read, and agreed to, 1g—-——-Ano- 
ther, concerning the taking Bafinghoufe, read; Letter of 
Thanks ordered, 15 O&amp;t.—Another read—Order concerning 














the General and Lieutenant General’s difpofing their Forces, 


to be fent to him—For continuing him Four Months longer 
after the Determination of the Time laft granted,17. Sent to 
Lords, 21. Houfe put them in mind thereof, 28——Another 
Order for continuing him Six Months longer after the 
Expiration of that time, 23 Jan. Sent to Lords, 26—Order 
for 5001. for himn—A Committee to confider how the Refidue 
of 2,500/. Land of Inheritance may be fettled upon him and 
his Heirs, 23. Ordinance for fettling Lands of the Earl of 
Worcefter and Sons upon him, read twice, and paffed, 26. 
Sent to Lords, 31 Returned, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 7 Feb.———Ordinance for aren upon him 
and his Heirs certain Manors belonging to the Marquis of 
Winton, ordered, 31 Jan. 

— 1646, Thanked for his Services, 23 Apr.——Order for 
paying Part of his Arrears, 28 May. 

— Lord, 1645, his Petition communicated by Lords, 
27 Nov. Referred to the Committee of Petitions, 22 
Dec. 








Major Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
13, Jan. 


——— Colonel William, ‘1646, Order for paying Part of his 


Arrears, 15 Apr. 


——— Colonel John, and Wife, 1646, Petition read, and re- 


ferred to.a Committee, 4 May—Petition and Order of Re- 
ference read ; Petition of Smith and Awcock read; Report; 
Businefs referred to Chancery, 30 Oct. 


Crofland, Jane, 1646, her Vine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 





doning her Delinquency read, and paffed; 18 Aug. Sent 
to Lords, 11 Sept. . 
—— Sir 








Sir Jordan, 1646, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

Crofz, William, and Thomas Vincent, 1645, Petition read ; 
Order for, tranfporting Wool Cuftom-free, or felling it at 
home Excife-free, 10 June. 

—— Dr. 1646, Order for bailing him, 18 June. 

‘Crowe, Sir Sackvile, 1646, Petition of the Levant Company, 
concerning his Crueltics and Tyrannies, read, and referred to 
a Committee, 17 Sept. Report; Order for Letter to the 
Grand Signor to revoke his Commiflion—For im powering the 
Merchants to chufe a new Agent; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 18—Another Petition; nothing done thereupon, 


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Crowther, John, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 
1646, his Letter to Speaker read, 5 Oct. 

Croyland, 1645, Report concerning it to be confidered, 14 Apr. 
—Governor’s Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 18 
—Order for Money to fortify the Church, 23. Vide Ely, 
Ifle of. 

Cuckfield, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Vicar, 11 
Sept. 

Culham, Mr. 1644, to be fent for in fafe Cuflody, 10 Feb—— 
‘io be difpofed of by the Committee of the Wefi, 3 Mar. 

Culliton, 1646, Order for a Collection for the Poor, 24 June. 

Cullum, John, 1645, Ordinance for fecuring him 1004. ad- 
vaneed for Colonel Parfuns, read, and paffed, 11 O¢t. Sent 
to Lords, 13. 

Cumberland, 1645, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commitlion under the Great Seal, agreed to by Lords, 8 Apr. 

Petition of Inhabitants read ; Part thereof referred to the 

Committee of both Kingdoms ; Letters and Papers referred— 

Order to be fent to the Scots Commiflioners, 20 June——A 

Committee to place godly Minifters in the County, 18 July 

Additional Deputy Licutenants from Lords, agreed to, 6 

Dec.—The Committee to prefent a fit Perfon to be Sheriff, 

20 Their Letter to be confidered, 5 Jan——To be com- 

municated to Lords at a Conference, 24—Order appewting 

High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 22. 

Sent to Lords, 26. 

1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

Cunningham, Mr. 1645, to be committed clofe Prifoner to the 
Serjeant, 11 Feb. 

— James, 1646, Information that he was at Newcaftle ; 
previous and main Queftions that he be fent for by Serjeant, 
feverally Affirmative, 28 July. 

Cupid, Humpbry, 1645, Petition from Lords ; Order for pay- 
ing him 4o/. upon Aecount, 28 Aug. 

Curtts, William, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
— his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, §1 
Jan. 

“e 1646, read, and pafled, 4 May———Sent to Lords, 21 

OV. 

Curwyn, Patricius, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 3 Sept. Sent 
to Lords, 13 Oct. 

Cujtoms, 1644, Rules for the Management thereof, read, and 
referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe—Commiflioners 
Anfwer to the Propofitions for carrying on the Service of the 
Navy, read, and reterred, 16 Jan.—Order for repaying them, 
with Intereft, Monies advanced for the Service of the Navy, 
before they are removed, 25—Their Petition and Remon- 
firance referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 28 
Report; Propofitions for the Advance of Monies for the Ser- 
vice of the Navy, approved—Names of the Gentlemen who 
made the Propofitions, named, 16 Feb—Order appointing 
them Commiflioners—For them to come and fubfcribe the Pro- 
pofitions To-morrow, 17. They fubfcribe them, 18—Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for eftablifhing Commiflioners and 
Collectors of the Cuftoms, 17. Ordinance read twice, and 
committed, 20. Reported, and paffed, 21 Ordinance for 
difcharging and eafing the prefent Commiffioners from 25th 
Infiant, and for adjufting their Accounts, and paying their 
Salary till 25th March next, read twice, and committed, 20. 
Reported, and paffed ; both fent to Lords, 21-——Ordinance 
for reimburfing the Commiflioners 30,000/. advanced b 
them, read, 4 Mar. Read Second time, and paffed ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 5. 

1645, Ordinance for giving more Power to the Com- 

miflioners to fubftitute Under Officers, read, and paffed; Lords 

Concurrence to be defired—Oath, to be tendered to the Wait- 

ers, read, and approved, 12 Apr. Cuftomers and Control- 

Jers of the feveral Ports to adminifter it; Oath fent to 

Lords, 18—Old Cuftomers, upon Payment of 5,0090/. due 

from them to a Delinquent, to be difcharged from pay- 

ing any other Monies due to Delinquents; Order ‘for 
making the Report concerning them, 29——Several Pe- 
titions from them referred to the Committee of the Navy 

Privilege granted them, 14 May Commiflioners to 


= Goods unclaimedy and pay Duties thereupon, 30 
ec. 






































INDEX @ the Fourtu Votume. 


20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 


DAck ES, Sir Thomas, 1646, Petition; Order for Payment 

of his Debt, 3 Oct. 

Dalbier, Colonel, 1644, Informations againft him; Order for 
fending for him forthwith in fafe Cufiody ; further Examina- 
tion referred to a Committee ; Order for difcharging him, upon 
pafling his Word to attend, 14 Feb. 

—-—— 1645, Meflage from Lords, defiring he may be dif- 
charged, or brought to a fpeedy Tryal, 14 May——Order for 
Money, Ammunition, &amp;c. for his Regiment, 17 Apr.—TFor 
him to join with Lieutenant General Cromwell in the attempt- 
ing Dennington Caftle, 15 O¢t.—For a Commiflion to him to 
command the Forces against it—Lords Order to the fame 
Purport—Order for a Commiffion of martial Law to him, 


27. 








1646, Letter to be fent to the General, concerning re- 
ducing his Forces, 30 Apr. 

Dalkeith, Lady, 1646, her Petition from Lords, 17 July. 

Dalfion, Mr. 1645, to be brought to Bar, 29 Nov. Dif- 
charged from further Attendance, and referred to the Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall, 4 Dec. 

Damerell, Stoke, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for prefent- 

ing a Minifter, 17 Feb-—They put Houfe in mind thereof, 
28. 

——— 1646, Ordinance read, and paffed, 15 Apr. Amended, 
16. Amendments fent to Lords, 22. 

Danks, John, 1646, to have Pals to go beyond Sea, 18 May. 

Dantzick, 1645, Letters from thence, communicated by Lords, 
referred to the Committee of foreign Affairs, 2 Aug. 

1646, other Letters communicated by them, 28 May. 

Danvers, Sit John, 1645, Petition referred to a Committee, 13 
Jan. 

—— 1646, Report; Lady Gargrave’s Petition read; Differ- 
ences between them referred to the Committee of Sequeftra- 
tions, 23 Apr. Order againft billetting Soldiers in his 
Houle, 30 June Excufed from going to the King with the 
Propofitions for Peace, 7 July. 

Darcey, Lady, 1645, her Petition from Lords to be read, 25 Mar. 

——— Captain George, 1645, Petition; Order for his Dif- 
charge, upon Security to go into France, 16 Aug. 

——— Marmaduke, 1646, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

Darley, Henry, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/2. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 12 Nov. 

——— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Darnix Weavers, 1646, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Excife, 4 May. 

~~ Mr. 1645, Order for difpofing of his Fine, 5 

uly. 

Devsapth, 1645, Letter relating that the Enemy were before 
the Town, 19 Jan.—Another Letter, relating the taking it, 
with the Forts, &amp;c.; Order for a Thankfgiving. Vide Thankj- 
giving—For a Reward to the Meflenger, 22—General’s Let- 
ter read; Letter of Thanks ordered—Narrative of the ftorm- 
ing and taking it—A Popifh Altar-piece, Mafs Book, &amp;c. taken 
in the Governor's Study, prefented—General’s fending for 
500 Foot from Plymouth, and placing them in the ‘J’own, ap- 
proved—Security thereof, and Appointment of a Governor, 
referred to him, 23—Queftion for concurring with Lords ia 
appointing the Government, Neg. 26. 

1645, new Writ, 9 Feb. 

Darwyn, William, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
— his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
13 Jan. 

1646, read, and paffed, 25 Apr. 




















Sent to Lords, 15 





May. 
peers John, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee of the 

Navy, 1 Mar. 
1645, his Propofitions for Supply of the Scots Army in Ire- 
land, read, and agreed to; Order for advancing him, 3,000. 
23 Apr. Report that they were delivered to the Garifons 
of Pembroke and Tenby—The Committee of both Kingdoms 
to treat with him for furnifhing others—Order for 2,0001, to 
him for providing them, 28 June His Propofitions concern- 
ing Muntter to be confidered, 25 July Report concerning 
his Contract for fending Provifions into Ireland to be con- 
fidered, 13 Aug.—Ordinance for Payment of feveral Sums of 
Money to him and others, read, 23 Committed ; Com- 
mittee to withdraw, and compare it with his Propofitions ; 
their Report ; Ordinance paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 16 Sept—+-—Ordinance authorizing the Receivers of 
the Adventurers Mond¢y to pay him, 233 i. 18s. 4d. read, - 
pafled, 17. Agreed to by Lords, 23 His Petition to be 
confidered, 27 Nov. His Contract, Certificate, and Exami- 
nations, concernipg the Execution thereof, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 8 Dec. 























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vee oe 


—— 1646, his Petition read; Order for paying him 3,075 2. 13 
May——Three feveral Contracts reported, and read ; Order 
for paying for the Arms, &amp;c. mentioned therein out of the 
Ordinances for Affeffments for Ireland—For fending them with 
all convenient Speed, 17 O&amp;. Ms ; 
Colonel, 1644, to be recommended to the Committee of 
the Weft, 1 Mar. 
1645, his Petition from Lords, 27 Sept——They put 
Houfe in mind thereof, 27 Nov. Order for paying him 
200/, above the Reducement Money, 15 Dec. Sent to Lords, 


+7. 




















Humphry, 1645, Petition, 22 Dec. Vide Welfh Drovers. 

Matthew, 1646, his Fine accepted, 9 July. 

Davifon, Ralph, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 24 July Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. 

Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 24 July Sent 
to Lords, 21 Novy. 

Dawes, John, 1645, Order for his attending a Committee de dié 
in diem for Two Months, 10 Sept. 

—— Sir Thomas, 1645, Petition of his Advance-Creditors ; 
Order for continuing certain Legacies bequeathed by him, and 
for diftributing a Moiety of his Scqueftration-monies amongtt 
the Creditors—Sequeftrators added; further Power given 
them; Commiflioners of the Cuftoms to pay Fees and Arrears 
of Fees due to hira—Order for difcharging the Affefiment for 
his 20th Part—Advance-Creditor added, 2 Dec. 

Deal, Cattle, 1644, Confideration of continuing the extraordi- 
nary Guard, referred to a Committee, 17 Jan. 

1645, Order for continuing them, and afcertaihing their 
Pay, 29 Mar. Petition of Officers, &amp;c. fent from Lords, 
26 July. 

Deans, 1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for taking 
away Deans, and Deans and Chapters, and felling their Lands, 
Xe. 29 Sept. 

Degg, Symond, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 13 
Jan. 

1646, read, and paffed, 4 May 
July. 

Delamaine, Sarah, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Soldiers Widows, 5 July. 

Delinquents, 1644, Order for Pafs to them to come in, to be 
printed and publifbed ; the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to 
compound with them, and report their Fines to the Houfe, 3 
Mar.—Qrder for difpofing of feveral; the Committee impow- 
ered to confer with the Committee of Accounts—To com- 
pound with all Delinquents, 6—Oath to be tendered to them, 
read, and agreed to, 24. 

——— 1645, fent to Lords, 28 Mar. Report from the 
Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, concerning Scseniieiiee 
from pretended Difcoveries of Delinquents Eftates ; Order 
that none be received by them, or the Committee of Exami- 
nations, but upon Recommendation of the Houfe, 29 Apr. 
---—One recommended, 15 May—No Proceedings to be had 
upon fuch Difcoveries, till the Committee, upon Speaker's 
Recommendation, be acquainted with the Bufinefs, 11—— 
Previous and main Quettions, that the Committee at Gold- 
finiths Hall compound with none at lefs than ‘Two Year's Va- 
lue of their Efiates—Certificates of the Value to be brought 


























Sent to Lords, 24 





INDEX w the Fourtry VoLUM-E: 





depart out of the Lines, 17 Dec.——Order for referving to 
the Parliament the Difpofal of Advowfons and Rights of Pa- 
tronage belonging to Delinquents pardoned, 14 Feb.—Order 
impowering the Committee at Gold{iniths Hall to fufpend Se- 
quettrations upon certain Conditions, 23. Sent to Lords, 24. 
HNoufe put them in mind thereof, 28—Form of Ordinance, 
authorizing the Commiffioners of the Great Seal to pals their 
Pardons, read twice, and paffed, 23. Sent to Lords, 24—— 
Meflage, defiring them to expedite it, 3 Mar. 

1646, Form of Pardon agreed to by Lords, 9 Apr. 
——Another Form read, and pafled; Meffenger to acquaint 
Lords with the Alterations, and Reafons thereof—The Com- 
mittee impowered to adminifter the Oath of Abjuration to all 
fufpected Papifts that fhall come in, 4 May——To all Perfons 
that come in, 5 June—Time for their coming in inlarged to 
ift May laft; Order for further Explanation thereof; former 
Votes read, 1 June. Amended, 9. Amendmerts fent to 
Lords, 1o—Refolutions touching Perfons that have not come 
in before the Time limited, g—Perfons impowered to proceed 
at Law againft Delinquents in Cuftody, 11—Order againtt ad- 
mitting certain Perfons to any Compofition, g6—Order for Ser- 
Jjeant to give Notice thereof to thofe within the Lines, or Parts 
adjacent, to be printed; and fet up at the feveral Courts of 
Guard, 302——Order for felling the Eftates of thofe excepted 
Perfons to a certain Value; a Committee to prepare Seder: 
tion for publifhing the Vote, 3 July—A Committee to receive 
and examine Complaints againft Perfons that have been in 
Arms againft the Parliament, or adhered to the Enemy, and 
are come to live within the Parliament’s Quarters, with Seiee 
to imprifon, 23——A Committee to prepare Form of Com- 
miffion to be iffued under the Great Seal, for inquiring after 
concealed Eftates of Delinquents, 6 Aug ——The Committee 
at Goldfiniths. Hall to compound with fuch as have come in 
fince 14t May latt, according to the higheft Rate—Time for 
them to profecute their Compofitions inlarged to 1ft October 
next, 3 Sept.—Committees of Sequeftrations in the Counties 
to fend up the Names of Perfons fequetiered, with a Lift of 
their Eftates, and to whom lett—Order for fpeedily fequet- 
tering all Eftates not yet compounded for—Againft letting 
Efiates, fequeftered or fequetirable, to the Owners, or any in 
Truft for them, 10 Nov. 

— 1645, Member to prepare Ordinance enabling the 
Committees in the feveral Counties to compound with Pro- 
teftant Delinquents, whofe Eftates exceed not 100/, per An- 
num in Land, and 500/. in perfonal Eftate, 8 Apr.—Ordinance 
read twice, and committed, 22 May. 

1645, Ordinance for better regulating the Sequeftra- 
tion of Papifts and Delinquents Eftates, read, 17 May 
Commiited, 18 June. 











-——_———- 1645, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for Sale of 





Delinquents Eftates, 22 May Ordinance read, 5 June. 
Committed, 16. Committee to meet de die in diem, 26 
Sits, 10, 12 &amp; 29 July Ordinance reported, and re-com- 
mitted to a fele¢ét Committee; all that come to have Voices, 
31 Ordinance reported, and re-committed to the fame 
Committee, 11 Aug. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 19. 
Read Third time; Claufe omitted; Name inferted; Com- 
miflioners appointed; Ordinance paffed, and fent to Lords, 
19. Houfe put them in mind thereof, 26 Conference to 
be defired with them concerning the {peedy pafling it; Ma- 
nagers appointed, 2 Sept. 

















from the Committees of the feveral Counties, 12 Aug. 
Rule concerning the Proportions to be held with fuch as come 
in to compound; previous Queftion for extending this Favour 
only to fuch as come in before 1ft December next, Affirmative, 
4 O&amp;.—Such as come in, within 24 Hours after coming within 
the Lines, to prefent themfelves to Speaker, 8—All to fue 
out their Pardons under the Great Seal within a Month after 
their Compofition——A Committee to prepare the Form 
of their Pardons, 11. Form read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired—Committees added; fur- 
ther Power given to the Committee, 3 Nov.——The Com- 
mittee at Goldfiniths Hall, and. no other, to compound with 
them; Parties referred, 18 Ogi. Order revoked, 6 Dec. 
Leave given them to tender the Covenant, and fecure 
fuch as refufe, 31 Od. Lords Concurrence fignified, 1 
Nov.—Order touching the Number of Perfons to be infert- 
ed in One Ordinance and One Pardon, 4—A Committee to 
withdraw, and confider of Particulars propounded by a Mem- 
ber, according to the Debate thereupon, and of fuch as have 
come in fince 1{t December, 6 Dec.—Reports, Orders, and 
Dire@ions, for thofe that have or fhall come in, 8, 12 &amp; 13. 
To be printed and publifhed, 13. Sent to Lords, 15. Re- 
turned, with Amendments; Amendments referred to a Com- 
mittec, 26—Reported, and in Part difagreed to; Conference 
to be defired thereupon ; Manager appointed, 7 Jan. Con- 
ference defired agreed to, and held, g. Another defired by 
Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 13 
——Order for Soldiers of Fortune, and fome others that came 
in before ift December to take the Oath and Covenant, and 
Vow lV. 











1045, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for further 
Direétions to the Commiffioners touching the Allowance of 
Debts due by public Faith, and of Debts due from Delin- 
quents, 31 July. 

—————. 1645, Member to prepare Ordinance for difallowing 
the 5th Part to Delinquents Wives and Children, § July—— 
Order for prefenting it, 16 Aug. Ordinance: read twice, 
and pafled, 2 Sept. Returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to—Member to prepare Ordi- 
nance for difallowing it with refpeét to the Time paft, 8 Sept. 

1645, Ordinance from Lords, to prevent Suits againft 
Delinquents that come in, g Jan. 

—————— 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Committee 
of both Houfes to fit at Goldfmiths Hall to compound with 
Delinquents, g Apr. Read, and rejected, 25. 

1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for Sale of 
Delinquents Eftates, to fatisfy the public Debts, and difcharge 
the Arrears of the Armies in Ireland, and for Relief of well- 
affeGied Creditors, 8 July. Ordinance read twice, and com- 
mitted, 10. Reported; Claufe added;. Commiffioner ap- 
pointed in the room of One excufed ; Ordinance paffed, 23 

Conference to be defired thereupon; a Committee to af- 

fign Reafons for {peedy pafling it, 21 ae 

1646, Ordinance concerning Delinquents coming 

within the Lines, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 

be defired—Ordinance concerning thofe coming into their 

Counties, read, and pafled; to be printed, and fent to the fe- 

yeral Counties, Cities, &amp;c.; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 


ao July. 
1646, 





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~ 1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for difabling 
Delinquents trom any Praétice in the Law; and from holding 
any Ollice in the Church, 3 Sept. 

Dell, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 28 O&amp;t. 

Delves, Sir ‘Viiomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled, 18 Aug. His 
Petition referred to the Committee at Goldfimiths Hall, 27 
Oct. 

~---—- 1646, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, feut 
to Lords, 21 Noy. 

Denbigh, Lari of, 1644, Meflage from the Lords, defiring the 
Houte to confider a former Meflage concerning him, 26 Dec. 
-----Another, acquainting the Houfe they had received Art- 
cles from him, 3 Jan. Vide Stone, Henry. ; 

——--—— 1645, Conference defired by Lords concerning him, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported; Surrender of his Commiffion accepted, and voted a 
fit Teftimony of his Duty to the Parliament; a Comunittee to 
confider of gratifying him for his Services, 2 Apr. Vote 
trom Lords, for clearmg him fo far as concerns his Fidelity, 
and Affection to the Public, agreed to—Order for allowing 
him 10/. a Day as Serjeant Major General ; a Committee to 
confider of difcharging his Engagements for the Public, and 
fatisfying the free Quarter taken by his Soldiers in Middlefex, 
25 Sept. Certificate from the Cuneaiiies of Accounts, re- 
ferred to a Committee, 9 Dec.——-Report ; Order for paying 
what is due to him—-Ordinance for 1,500/. out of the Excite 
for him, ordered, 23 Mar. 

-——— 1646, read, and paffed, 13 Apr. Sent to Lords, 14. 

County, 1646, additioval Deputy Lieutenants agreed to 
by Lords, 2 July Queftion for adding Committees, Neg. 
21 Nov.——Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

Denham, Mr. 1645, the Committee of Examinations to exa- 
mine him, 23 Jan. 

Denmark, 1645, Paper concerning a Treaty between the King 
and the Parliament's Commiflioners, touching ‘Trade, com- 
municated by Lords, 16 Sept. Letter from the King to 
both Houfes, communicated by them, 8 Oct. Another ius. 
ter, concerning the Settlement of Trade, to be confidered, 
13—King’s Letter of Credence, and Copies of the ‘Treaty, 
read, and referred to the Committee of the Navy, with Power 
to demand any other Particulars neceflary—His Chancel- 
lor’s Letter, and his Letters, concerning his Interpofition 
between the King and Parliament, read; Order for returning 
the fume Anfwer as was given to the King of France and 
the States of Holland, 14 Oct. Sent to Lords—A Commit- 
tee to confider what is fit to be done with his Letters in Sir 
John. Henderfon’s Hands, 24. Vide Henderfon, Sir John— 
To confider of a fit Perfon to be fent as Agent to him, 
and of Inftruétions for him, 31 Infiruétions fent from 
Lords, 8 Nov. Agreed to, with Amendments—Latin Let- 
ter to the King, fent from them, agreed to, with Amendments 
—Refolution that the Agents have duly obferved their In- 
ftructions—That the Articles concerning the Releafe of Tolls 
and Freedom of Trade extend to all the Subjects of this King- 
dom—That the particular Privileges granted to the Merchant 
Adventurers is no Prejudice to other Merchants—Englith Let- 
ter to be fent to him, concerning the taking Englifh Ships by 
Pirates, the Releafe of Tolls, and Freedom of Trade, read, 
and agreed to—Order for tranflating it into Latin, and for 
Speakers of both Houfes to fign it, 12. Letter and Inftruc- 
tions fent to Lords, 14. Letter returned, with Amendments; 
Amendments agreed to; the Committee of both Kingdoms to 
difpatch away the Agent, 17. 

1646, a Committee to prepare Letter to be fent to the 
King about his permitting Pirates to fell Englifh Ships and 
Goods in his Dominions, 15 Apr. 

Denn, Henry, 1646, Letter concerning Diftractions occafioned 
by him, read, and re-delivered, 30 June. 

Dennen, Ralph, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Dennington Cafile, 1645, Order for Money for reducing it, 24 
July——The Confideration of taking it recommended to 
Lieutenant General Cromwell; Order for Colonel Dalbier 
and the refpective Committees to join with him in the Attempt, 
15 Oc&amp;.—Committees Letter concerning making a Frontier 
Garifon to block it up, read; a Committee to confider of 
Means for maintaining the Frontier, 18—Report of Propor- 
tions of Men and Horfe, with Propofitions and Provifions ne- 
ceilary for reducing the Caftle, referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 23. Their Report; Defign againft it ap- 
proved—Order for advancing 3,000/. out of the Excife, to 
provide Ammunition, &amp;c.—For iffuing Warrants for the 
marching of the Forces proportioned—The Committee of 
Kent to be defired to pay their Forces employed there—The 
Committee of Suffex to fend and pay 200 Foot, 24. Com- 
wander in Chief appointed, 27 Commiffions to be iffued to 
the Commanders; Commander in Chief of the Foot appointed, 
1 Nov.—_—A Committee to examine the Bufinefs concerning 
the Forces before the Cafile; Petition referred, 16 Dec.—— 


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INDEX @ the Fourtm VoLuME. 





omm Ordinance for 
2,500/. out of the Excife, for paying them, ordered, 17 Dec. 


Report read, and re-committed, 10 Jan. 








Read, and paffed, 26 eb. Sent to Lords, 28 Ordi- 
nance for Goo /. for the Kentifh Horfe, ordered, 17 Dee. 
Read, and paffed, 26 Feb. Sent to Lords, 28 Report, 
and Colonel Dalbier’s Letter, fent from Lords, 9 Jan. Report 
read, 10. 

———— 1646, the Committee of both Kingdoms to difpofe of 
the Forees there, 31 Mar. Petition of Inhabitants, and 
Articles of Surrender, read, 9 Apr. 

Denny, Dame Ruth, 1646, Order for beftowing 100 /. upon her 
for her prefent Support, 20 Apr. Sent to Lords, 22. 

‘arrant for a Coach to carry his 











Denton, Sir Alexander, 1644, W 
Body to Burial, granted, 1 Jan. 

———- Captain, 1645, Order for paying his Troop, 3 Jan. 

1646, Defires of the City, concerning him and Captain 
Hanfon, with Sir William Brereton’s Letter concerning them 
and others, referred to a Committee, 15 May. 

Derby, County, 1644, additional Committees to the feveral Com- 
inittees, 30 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 1 Jan. 

1645, Ordinance for regulating the Forces, and raising 
Money to pay them, ordered, 7 Apr. To be read, io: 
Read, 22 Committed, 3 May. Reported; Names of 
feveral Committees agreed to; Ordinance re-committed as to 
the rest, 15. Reported ; Committee added; Ordinance paff- 
ed, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 24 Report concerning the 
County to be confidered, 14 Apr.——Ordinance for reim- 
burfing 1,000/, advanced for their Forces, read twice; and 
palled, 24 Ma Order for -fending down Powder, &amp;c. 
5 July 20 Aug. 20 Jan.——Order for their Horfe to 
march Southward, 1 Sept—Committees Letter read; Order 
for them to obey the Directions of the Committee of both 
Kingdoms in fending the Horfe; the Committee to confider 
what Number they will demand; Letter, to reprove then 
for their Negleét, ordered, g——Additional Committees trom 
Lords, 20 Sept. Petition, and Articles from thence, read, 
and referred to the Committee of Examinations, 25 O¢t—- 
Letter from thence read, 20 Jan.—Order appointing Hich 
Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 21. Sent 
to Lords, 26. Ordinance for a Monthly Assessment upon 
the County, for Maintenance of their Forces, ordered, 
Mar. 

—— 1646, read, and paffed; Committee added, 26 Mar. Or- 
dinance fent to Lords, 28—-—Ordinance for continuing Or- 
dinance for maintaining the Forces Two Months after the 
Expiration thereof, read, and pafled, 4 Aug. Sent to Lords, 
) Letters concerning the imprifoning and releafing Soldiers, 
































5 


o- 
read, and referred to a Committee, 15 June 
the Committee, and of tlie Forces, read; Order for difbanding 
them, and paying them in their Quarters—Officers Arrears to 
be audited—The Committee to return the Names of Deline« 
quents in the County to the Committee at Goldfimiths Hall— 
‘lo certify the Names of the principal Aétors in the late Mu- 
tiny to the Houle, 28 Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commifilion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 
2. Another appointed by them, difagreed to, 4. 
Town, 1645, Ordinance for Maintenance of Minifters 
there, read twice, and pafled, 21 July. Sent to Lords, 23. 
Returned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 2 
Moiety of the Excife of the Town to be employed tor 
Maintenance of their Forces, 30 Aug.——Letter from thence 
read, 20 Jan. 
1646, the Committee for Irifh Affairs to confider of re- 
ducing the Forces, and flighting the Garifou, and of employ- 
ing what Part they think fit for the Irifh Service—The Com- 
mittee for the County, to confider of fatisfying their Arrears, 
and fending them away, 15 June-——-Order tor fending 700 
Foot, 4 Aug. 
1645, new Writ, 1 Sept. Order for Mayor to execute the 
Precept forthwith ; to be fent to him, 23. 
Derry, Bithop of, 1645, to be fent up in tate Cufiody, 16 Dec. 
Deferters. Vide Army. 
D’ Efpernon, Duke of, 1644, a Committee to report Letters con- 
cerning him and his Bail, 28 Jan. 
Devereux, Mr. 1644. Vide Privileges. 
George, 1644, Petition reported, and re-committed to 
the Committee of both Kingdoms, 17 Mar. he 
— Jonathan, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for prefenting bim 
to the Reétory of Gatefhead, 5 July. Read—The Committee 
of plundered Minitiers to bring in another to the fame Puiport, 
18. 





























Colonel Leicefter, 1645, to haye a Commiflion to be 
Colonel of a Regiment of Horfe; Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 4 Oct.—Petition of his Officers, defiring Pay for their 
Men, read; Colonel to be fummoned to attend, 8. Heard 
touching a Commiflion received from General Leven ; Order. 
for delivering it up; Bufinefs referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 16. Keport of a Commifiicn granted by 
them; the Committee of the North to confider of an Efta- 


blifament for his Regiment, 22. 
——— 1645 


Petition of 





siciirh 





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RTS Ca got 














1645, his Petition from Lords, 11 July 
Houfe in mind thereof, 6 Aug. : 

Devizes, 1645, Letter, relating the Surrender thereof, read ; 
Order for a Reward to the Meffenger, 23 Sept. Another 
Letter concerning it read, 25 A Committee to confider 
whatis fit to be done with it, 5 Mar. 

1646, Report; Order for flighting the Fortifications, 4 
May—F'or reftoring Materials belonging to a Church and 
Parfonage Houfe—For reftoring thofe taken from the Inha- 
bitants, 28. 

Devon, County, 1645, Vice Admiral appointed, 2 June 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under 
the Great Seal, 25 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, with an 
Amendment; Gonference to be defired thereupon; Member 
to aflign Reafons, 27. Conference defired and agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, 30 Houfe put 
them in mind of the Vote, 25 Od. The Committee of 
the West to nominate fit Perfons to be added to the Commit- 
tee of Sequefirations, 5 Jan——Instructious for Gentlemen 
to be fent down, read, Article by Article, and paffed, 14 Feb. 
Sent to Lords, 18. Returned, with a Amendments, 23 
Order for Minifiers, forced from their Habitations, to return 
to their Charges, g Mar. 

1646, new Writ, 7 May. 

Countefs of, 1645, Pafs from Lords, for her to go to Oxon, 

2 June—Pafs to tranfport herfelf, &amp;c. beyond Sea, read, and 

agreed to ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 7. 

Earl of, 1645, Houfe acquainted with his Defires of fub- 

mitting to the Parliament; the Committee at Haberdafhers 

Hall to compound with him; Order for difpofing of the Pro- 

; ceed of his Compofition, 23 Aug. Earl of Salifbury’s Offer 

to lay down 5,000/. for the Difcharge of his Delinquency, ac- 

cepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, and taking 
off his Sequeftration from Michaelmas next, ordered, 16 Sept. 


They put 









































committed, 23 Paffed, 6 Dec. Sent to Lords, 9 
Order tor his Return into England, and rendering himielf to 
the Parliament by a Day appointed, 23 O&amp;. For difpofing 
of the Proceed of his goth Part, 22 Nov. Sent to Lords, 24 
——Ordinance for difpofing of his Fine, 7 Jan. Sent to 
e Lords, 8. Returned with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
. to, 13. e 








Deyman, Peter, 1645, Petition, 27 O&amp;. Vide Mackland, Tho- 
mas. 


Dickenfon, Mary, 1645, the Committee at Haberdashers Hall 
to receive her Informations concerning Delinquents Goods 
} concealed, and allow her a Proportion, 28 July. 
Digby, Lord, 1645, his Letter, and Lords Order thereupon, 
read; a Committee of both Houfes to examine the Contents 
4 thereof, 7 June Information from Lords referred; Quo- 
rum reduced, 1 July—The Committee impowered to examine 
Members, a for their Meeting, 15—Informations of 
1 Members, and others, reported; Kefolution that the Report 
is ripe for Judgment, 17—His Letter to Lord Inchiquin and 
Captain Brockett, endeavouring to work them out of their 
Fideiity to the Parliament, read; a Committee to examine Per- 
fons thereupon, 1 July His Letters, and Papers taken at 
the Fight near Sherbourne, prefented, 20 Oct. Referred, and 
to be delivered fealed up to a Committee; the Committee to 
prepare attefted Copies to be delivered to Lords at a Confer- 











ence, 25. Conference defired, agreed to; Lords to be defired, 


after perufing them, that they may be communicated to 

the Cominittee of both Kingdoms; Conference held, 27—— 

‘ More of his Letters read, and referred; Comittee added, 4 

Nov. A Committee of both Houfes to confider of them all, 

20——Thofe concerning Preparations in Holland, referred 

to the Committee of the Admiralty ; a Committee to feleét 

fuch as are fit to be printed, 10 Dec. Order for printing 

4 them with Obfervations, 16 Jan, Lords to be defired to deliver 
3 them to the Comnuttee of both Kingdoms, 17. Printer of 
the Houfe to print them; thofe concerning Scotland not to 








fe be printed, 1g——Papers to be delivered to another Com- 
i mittee; Order for their Meeting, 2 Feb.—For printing them 
forthwith, 13 His Letter concerning Sir John Northcott’s 

Servant, a Prisoner at Winchefter; Servant to be examined by 





the Committee of Examinations, 24 Nov. Packet of Let- 
ters from him to the King, intercepted near Evefham; Order 
for Rewards to the Meflengers, 14 Feb. His Letter to Sir 
Henry Jermyn, concerning Scotland, decyphered, and re- 

orted; Letter to be printed, with the Scots Commiflioners 
Confent, 11 Mar. — 

Dingley, Major, 1646, appointed Governor of Evefham, 18 
Apr.—Appointed Colonel of a Regiment of Feot there, 20. 
Lords Concurrence defired to both Votes, 22. . 

Difuey, Colonel, 1645, to have Colonel Browne’s Regiment, 
14 Mar. 

Dive, Sir Lewis, 1644, intercepted Letters from him to Sir John 
Berkeley and the Earl of Brifiol read, and fent to Lords, 3 
Mar. 

You. IV. 











INDEX ‘wo th Fourtu Votvume: 


Read twice, and committed, 11 O¢t.—Reported, and re-_ 





1645, Order for his Commitment to the Tower; Sentence 
pronounced ; no Prifoner to vifit him, 29 Aug.——-His Peti- 
tion formore Liberty, and a competent Allewance, read ; 
nothing done thereupon, 17 Oct. 

—— 1646, Order for allowing him 47. a Week out of his own 
Eftate, 17 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 28. 

Divines, Aflembly of. Vide Church Government—1i644, One 
Third of the Profits for printing the Ordinance for public 
Worthip to be allowed their Scribes, 4 Jan.—Petition of the 
Affembly concerning their Salaries, read, and to be confider= 
ed, 8. The Committee of the Revenue to provide them out of 
the late Archbifhop of Canterbury’s Eftate, 15. 

1645, Ordinance for diftributing 500/. among fuch Mem- 

bers as are in the greatest Want, agreed to by Lords—A Com- 

mittee to confider of their Wants, 2 Apr.——Affembly to be 
defired to fet apart the next Day for begging a Blefling upon 
the Parliament’s Army; their Anfwer reported ——To be de- 
fired to appoint One of their Members to pray with the 

Houfe, 10 June—Their Petition read, and to be confider- 

ed, 17 Order for allowing 100/. to their Scribes, for Copies 

of Papers delivered to Members, 31 July ——Ordinance from 

Lords concerning the Aflembly, 25 Nov.——Their Petition, 

touching a rain, Remonftrance, read; a Committee to 

examine the Remonftrance, and what the Scandal is, and by 
what Authority it was publifhed; Affembly to be acquainted 
herewith, 11 Dec. Another Petition, concerning putting 
in Execution the Ordinance for Ordination of Minifters, read, 
and referred to the Grand Committee of Religion, 16 Feb. 

Paper from the General Affembly at Edinburgh, for ad- 
mitting the Marquis of Argyle into the Affembly, agreed to, 
7 July. Lords Concurrence fignified, 8—Prolocutor ap- 
pointed; Lords Concurrence fignified, 22, 

Dirwell, John, 1645, Order for exempting his Heirs from Ward- 
fhip, 16 Dec. 

Dobjon, Edward, 1644, Lord General to proceed againft him 
according to martial Law, for publifhing a feditious Pamph- 
let, 16 Jan. 

Dockwra, Captain James, 1645, Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 Aug. 

1646, read, and pafled, 18 May Sent to Lords, 1 


























June. 

Dodd, Thomas, 1645, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency 
read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Nov. 
Doddinge, Colonel, 1645, Order for Repayment of Money ad- 

vanced by him, 20 Oct. 

Dodfworth, Sir Edward, 1646, Certificate of his Accounts re 
ported; Order for paying his Arrears, 24 Nov. 

Domerque, Wfaac, 1646, Petition from Lords, with fpecial Re- 
commendation, 5 June Read, and referred to a Commit- 
tee, 10 July. 

Donne, John, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Dorfet, County, 1645, Ordinance tor applying the Moiety of 
the Excife for Six Months to the Relief of the Garifons, 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 Apr. 

Order for 3,000/, for them out of the Excife, 11 June. 

Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 

rence fignified, 23—Member to go down, and hatten the 

bringing in the Afleflments, 26——Committees to go to fettle 
the Affairs of the County, 16 Sept. Additional Committees 
fent to Lords, 25 Sept. 10 Nov. Order appointing High 

Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 25 Sept. 

Agreed to by Lords, 27 Committees Letter touchin bi 

linquents referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 11 

Nov.——Order for fending down Match, 10 Jan. For 

Minifiers forced from their Habitations, to repair to their 

Charges, g Mar. 

1646, Order for fending down Powder, 20 May For 

Members for any Place in the County to attend the Service of 

the Houfe, 8 June——Petition of the Sub-Committces of 

Excife read, and referred to the Committee of Excife, 30 

Nov. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion 

under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. Another 

appointed by them, difagreed to, 4. 

1645, new Writ, 11 Oct. 

Countefs of 1644, her Condition referred to the Commit- 

tee of the Revenue, 18 Mar. , 

1645, the Committee to fatisfy the Expence of her Fune- 

ral, and the Debts due to her Servants; One to have War- 

rant to pafs to Oxon, 17 May. Her Petition, and Lord Buck- 
hurft’s thereunto annexed, referred to the Committee for the 

Family of the King’s Children, 21 Order for Money 

out of her Hufband’s Arrears for her Burial, and the 

Payment of her Servants, 18 July Receiver appointed, 

1 Aug. 

Ea of, 1645, Order for difpofing of Part of his Goods at 
Knolle, 22 Jan. 

Dorfet Houfe, 1644, Order from Lords for continuing Goods 
there; Sequeftrators in London to certify to whom they be- 
long, what they are, and the Value of them, 26 Jan. 

i Dove, 
























































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IN DE X to the Fourtu VotumMes. 


Dove, John, 1645, Ordinance from, Lords, appointing him 
Keeper and Treafurer of the Storés at Portfimouth, read twice, 
and committed, 12 June.. 

—— 1646, his Petition referred tothe Committee of Examina- 
tions, 22 Apr. 

Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 24 July. 

Dover, 1645, Order appointing a Lieutenant Governor of the 
Cafile,q May» Sent to.Pords, 10-———A Committee to con- 
fider of Ways and Means for providing Monies for the Gari- 
fon, 25 Aug.——Petitions concerning their Arrears—-A Com- 
mittce to confider of an Eftablifhment for them, 11 Sept.—— 
Order for paying Part of their Arrears—Lift of their Eftablith- 
ment read, and pafled, 22 Jan. 

— 1646, Ordinance from Lords, for ereéting a Walloon Church 
there, read; Queftion for-Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance 
paffed, 15 Apr..——Report-concerning the Garifon to be con- 
fidered, 5 May. Ordinance for maintaining them out of the 
Excile of Dover and of the Cinque Ports read ; Quefiion for 
Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled, 8. Sent to Lords, 
15—~—Letterand Report concerning Breaches in the Harbour, 
read ; the Committee of the Navy to provide Money for the 
Repair thereof, 24 Sept-——Petitions of the Inhabitants 
and Soldiers read; Ordinance for 2,o00/. towards paying 
the Arrears of the Garifou, read, and palled, 3 Oct. Sent to 
Lords, 19. 

\-—. 4646, new Writ, 11 Aug. 

Douglas, Geflery, 1646, to be tent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

Doule, Willian, 1646, to have Pafs to go into France, 5 Sept. 

Dowdefwell, Richard, 1644, to be fent up, and not exchanged 
without the Confent of the Committee at Worcefter, 3 Mar. 

Downe, Earl of, 1645, Order for difpofing of the Proceed of his 
Fine, 10 Nov. 

———- 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency read, and patled; 5 June——Sent to Lords, 21 











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Downes, Cornet. Vide Martin, Captain Fowlke. 

Downinge, Major, 1645, to take Oaths tendered to fuch as 
come from the Enemy’s Party, 25 Oct. 

Dowfe, Captain Richard, 1644, Order for paying Part of his 
Arrears, 7 Jan. 

Edward, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/4. a Week for 
his prefent Subfitience, 3, June. 

—— 1646, dilcharged, 20 Aug. 

Dowfett, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Doyley, Captain John, 1645, Petition read, 8 Apr-—-The 
Committee for the Revenue to appoint him a Houle Rent-free 
—Order for an Allowance of 4/7.a Weck for his Maintenance, 
31 July. Agreed to by Lords, 2 Aug. ‘To make the Houfe for 
the Reception of him and Sir Walter Erle, 5—Sir Tho. Fair- 
fax’s Letter, recommending him to be Governor of Newport 
Pagnel, read; Houfe appoint him, 9. Lords Concurrence 
fixgnified, 12—Order for him to have the Regiment formerly 
the Governor's, 19. 

Drake, Lady Joan, and Sir Francis, 1645, their Petition from 
Lords; Order for beftowing 100/. on each of them, 13 June 

~-For aliowing each of them 4/4. a Week for their pre- 
fent Subtifience, 51 July-——Agreed to by Lords, 2 Aug. 
——Order for advancing her 4o/. in her Sicknets, 9. Agreed 
to by Lords, 12——Her Petition {pecially recommended by 
them, 15 Jan——They put Houle in mind thereof, 14 
Heb. 

—— 1646, Ordinance for Leave to Sir Francis to go out of the 
County, notwithfianding he is Sheriff, read, and pafled, 15 
May. 

—--- Dame Ellen, 1646, Petition referred: to the Committee at 
Golditmiths Hall, 2 May. 

Dreyden, Sit Johu, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June———For paying Intereft 
due upon his and Mr. Crew’s Loan, 17 Nov. 

———— 1646, Ordinance for reimburling them with Intereft, 
read, and patled, 13 May. Sent to Lords, 15—-—Order for his 
Weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Droitwich, 1646, new Writ, 11 Nov. 

Drovers, Welth, 1644, Report concerning their Cattle feized by 
the Soldiers at Gloucefter ; Order for Satisfaction to them, 4 
Mar. 





1045, their Petition; Order for Payment of Part of 
their Debt out of the Excife ; the Remainder to be paid out 
of Delinquents Eitates, 22 Dec. 

Drunkennefs. Vide Inceft. 

Dudley Cafile, 1646, Order for difmantling it, 4 Aug. 

Dunbar, Captain, 1645, to be tried by martial Law for revolting 
from the Parliament, 10 Feb.——'l’o be fent up in fafe Cul- 
tody, if his Offence is not cognizable thereby, 11 Mar. 

Dunch, Edmund, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week 
tor his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

---—— 1546, difcharged, 20 Aug. 





Dunfmore, Lady, 1646, Committees Letter concerning her 


coming into Surry, with the General’s Pafs; the Coimmittee +o 


give her a Pats to Oxon, 3 Apr.——Their Letter touching her 
Refufal to go; Order for fending her forthwith,6. © &gt; 

Dunftall, Thomas, 1645, Ordinance for pardoning him, and 
refioring his Eftate, read twice, and committed, 14 Feb. 

Dunfier, 1646, Order tor difgarifoning it, 17 Nov. 

Dunwich, 1645, new Writ, 2 Sept. 

Duppa, James, 1644, his Petition from Lords, 17 Feb. 

Durham, County, 1644, Petition of the Standing Committee 
read, and referred to the Grand Committee for the Scots Army, 
1 Veb. 

———— 1645, Petition of Inhabitants; Leave given them, at a 
convenient ime, to bring in a Bill for granting the Election 
of Members, 8 Apr.——Ordinance appointing Sir George 
Vane High Sheriff, and for regulating other Things in the Of- 
fice, read twice, and committed, 22 May-——K cported, and 
pafied, 22 Jan. Sent to Lords, 26——Returned, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 17 Feb—— Deputy 
Lieutenant appointed, 23 Jan. Lords Concurrence fignificd, 
26——Petition of Inhabitants for Members to reprefent them 
in Parliament, 14 Mar. 

— 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2—~Pe. 
tition of Inhabitants read; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who 
preferred it, 3. 

———— Town, 1645, additional Committees, 16 Sept. Agreed 
to by Lords, 23. 

Bifhop of, 1645, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 8 Apr. 
Vide Privileges. 

—————- 1646, Order for allowing him 8002. per Annum, fent 
to Lords, 2 May. Returned, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 18. 

Dury, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 29 Ot. 
to print his Sermon, 26 Nov. 

Dutch Officers, 1645, their Petition from Lords, with fpecial 
Recommendation, 20 Aug. 

— Sir Richard, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 27 

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20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
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FAst India Company, 1644, Petition of the Governor, &amp;e. 
concerning a Ship brought into Briftol by the Matter’s 
Treachery; nothing done thereupon, 28 Jan.——Another 
from Lords read, 31——Petition for Leave to tranfport 
55,0004, of foreign Coin, agreed to, 18 Mar. 

—— 1645, Letter to the Duke of Venice, on their behalf, read, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 22 Apr.— 
Petition defiring they might have the Mafter’s Effate ; Quel- 
tion for granting it, Neg.—Another Petition; Ordinance con- 
cerning the Company to be reported, 27 Oét.——Reported, 
and re-committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 3 
Nov. 

—— 1646, reported from Re-commitment, 16 Oct.——Leave 
given them to tranfport 5,000 /, above what they were licenfed 
to tranfport, 17 Apr. 

Eajihorpe, Reuben, 1646, Meflage from Lords, for adding him 
to the Affembly, 30 Mar. 

Eafiland Merchants, 1645, their Petition from Lords, 27 Sept. 

Another, for Ratification of their Treaty with the King 
of Denmark, and for Letters from the Parliament to the 
Eleétor of Brandenburgh, read, 14 Oct. Vide Denmark and 
Brandenburgh. 

Eaton, Francis, 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 18 
May. 

Ecclefhall Caftle, 1646, Order for difmantling it, 4 Aug. 

Ecclefton, 1645, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, 3 

an. 

Edgecombe, Colonel, 1646, General’s Letter, recommending bin 
tothe Parliament, read, and referred to the Committee of the 
Weft, 31 Mar. 

——— Major Richard, 1646, General’s Letter, recommending 
him to the Parliament, read, and referred to the Committee 
of the Weft, 31 Mar. 

Edmonds, Charles, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
1 Sept. Read, and paffed, 22. Sent to Lords, 23. 

Edmunds, George, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 10 Sept. 

Edwards, Humphrey, 1645, Petition read; to be adinitted to 
the prefent Poffeflion of his Brother’s Eftate, and account to 
the Parliament for the Profits—To have a Moiety of the per- 
fonal Efiate without Account, 10 Sept. 

——— ‘Mr. 1645, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 16 Dee. 

Edwyn, John, 1645, appointed Captain of Ship, 23 Feb. 

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Egerton, Sit Charles, 1645, Petition read, aud re-committed ; 
Members to attend the Committee, 10 Sept. Order for pay- 
ing him, 5007. towards his preteat Support; the Committee 
to confider how it may be railed, 17. Order agreed to by 
Lords, 23 Order for paying him out of the Fines of Per- 
fons prefented by him, 26 Jan. 

Elders, Christian, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Petitions, 2 Feb. 

Eldred, Sir Rivett, 1645, his Petition from Lords, to be excufed 
from being High Sheriff of Suffolk, 4 Dec. They put Houfe 
in mind thereof; Order appointing another, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 6. 

Elections, 1645, Petitions concerning them to be confidered, 4, 
15 &amp; 21 Apr. 2 May Committee revived; Clerk at 
their next Meeting to prefent the Committees Names, 23 Sept. 

Committees added—Copy of an Order touching Letters 

from Peers, concerning Elections, to be fent with the War- 

rant to the Clerk of the Crown, 16 Oct.——Order touching 
the Interpofition of Commanders, &amp;c. to be printed, 17 Nov. 

1646, Houle to confider the whole Bufinefs of Llections 

for Supply of Members, 17 June. 

controverted. Vide Ryegate, Reading, Cockermouth, 
Grinjlead Kati, Lynn, Ilchefler, Somerfet, Bucks County, aud 
Hindon. 

Elliot, John, 1644, Ordinance concerning him, fent from Lords, 
with {pecial Recommendation, 17 Feb. 

1645, appointed Vice Admira! of Devonfhire, 2 June. 

— Sir James, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 20 May. 

—— Thomas, 1645, Order for his Commitment to the Tower, 
23 Aug. 

—— John, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee on Mr. 
Poyer’s Petition, 16 Keb. 

~—— Edward, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Lilifon, Thomas, 1645, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Peti- 
tion, 7 Mar. 

—_— 1646, like Meffage, 9 Apr. Petition read ; Order for con- 
tinuing him in Pofleilion of a fequeftered Efiate, upon paying 
2 yearly Rent, 15. 

Eeme cum Emneth, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a 
Minister, read, and patled—Order for an Allowance to the 
Minifter who has supplied the Cure for Six Mouths, 15 July. 

Elfynge, Mr. 1646, Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
on the Ordinance for Sale of Bilhops Lands, 19 Oct. 

Ely, We of, 1644, additional Committees, 14 Mar. Sent to 
Lords, 15—Committees Petition referred to the Committee 
of the Earl of Manchefter’s Affociation, 17. 

1645, Commanders there to be defired to continue their 

Care tor the Prefervation of the Place, 41 Mar.——Peti- 

tion and Debentures concerning the Arrears ot Officers Xe. 

referred to the Committee of the Army, 16 Apr.—Letter 
trom thence read, and referred to the Committee tor the Af- 
fociation, 21—The Committee for Vilpofal of Commands 
military to nominate a Governor, °3 Nominate him; 

Note under bis Hand that he had twice taken the Covenant, 

read; Houfe approve him, 3 May. ‘Lords Concurrence de- 

fired 5. Conference defired by them thereupon, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference heid, 14. Reported ; 

Lords Reafons for difagreeing to the Governor, afd recom- 

mending another, read, 15—Order tor raifing 1,c004. for the 

Safety of the Ifle; Gentlemen to be defired to procure it upon 

their perfonal Credit—Order for 300 4. a Week out of the Ex- 

cife for Maintenance of the Forces there, and in the Garifon of 

Croyland; Member to prepare Ordinance for that purpole, 23 





























Apr. Members added, g-May———Ordinance read twice, 
and committed; additional Forces to be inferted, 27—-——Or- 


dinance reported ; Governor to be nominated therein; Ordi- 
nance paifed, 29 July Returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments in Part difagreed to; a Committee to 
aflign Reafons; Conference to be defired thereupon, 5 Aug. 
Desired, and agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, 6 ——Propofitions for the Safety of the Ifland reported ; 
Committees Letter concerning the Government thereof read, 
3, May Order for keeping Forces in conftant Duty and 
Pay—For 1,000 /. to perfect the Fortifications—-A Committee 
to confider of providing the Money, and raifing other necel- 
fary Fortifications, 7—Members to go down and examine the 











Plot, 1o—— Lieutenant General Cromwell to be defired to 
take the Charge of the Ifle—Order for paying the 1,000 1. to 
him, 26—For fending down Ammunition, 3——For pro- 


viding a Fortnight’s Pay for the Gunners, 6 June—For paying 
them 30 /, in Satisfaction of a Month’s Pay formerly appointed, 
14 Petition from thence to be confidered, 2 Aug. Read, 
and referred to a Committee, 4. Vide Bedford Level.—Or- 
der for Money to.enable the Governor to repair to his Charge, 
9 Oct. Order for fending down Powder, &amp;c. 14——Or- 
dinance for Arrears of Money out of the Excife, for the Forces, 
ordered, 16 Feb. Read, and pafled, 4 Mar. Sent to 
Lords, 7. 

—— 1646, Perfon fent down to fecure the Ifle, with Power to 

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call in the Trained Bands of the adjacent Parts, 5 May——Or- 
dinance for z50/. outof the Excite, fent to Lords, 24 J uly. 

—— Bithop of. Vide York, Archhifhop of. 

Lily Houle, 1646, Ordinance appointing itia Prifon for the Ser- 
jeant, reid, and paffed, 20 Apr. Sent to Lords, 25 Re- 

_ turned, with Amendments ; Amendments difagreed to, 29 May. 

Embden, 1646, a Committee to prepare Letters to the States 
about their permitting Pirates to fell Englith Ships and Goods 
in their Dominions, 15 Apr. |. ' 

England, New, 1645, Cidieason concerning the exempting 
‘Traders to and from thence from, Cafioms, amended, 4 Nov. 
Sent to Lords, 10, igh 

Ennys, Major James, 164%,*Petition.on behalf of himself, his 
Officers and Soldiers, read, 7 June. Order for beftowing 
100/. upon him as a Free Gitt, 10. 

Epifcopacy, 1644, a Committee to confider, of altering the Bill 
for abolithing it, in-fuch matngras is neceflarily occationed by 
the Scots Treaty concluded fince,.14 Jan.——Report ef Dii- 
ficulty referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 1 Fels, 
— Bill for taking it away read’; Refolution for inferting the 
Hierarchy of [reland; Member to confer with the Seots Com- 
miflioners about the Alterations, 6. Lill reported, atid to be 
ingrofled, 10. 

Erbury, Mr. 1644, Order for paying him 50 /. to'be-deducted out 
of his Arrears, 31 Jan. for paying it out of Sequettration 
Monies, 21 Feb, 

Erle, Sir Walter, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Weck 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June Ordinance enabling 
him to pay for Materials taken up for the Artillery, agreed to 
by Lords, 24 July Thanked for his Pains in decyphering 
Letters, 11 Feb. 

-—— 1646, his Petition referred to a Committee, 6 May—Pe- 
tition, and Report thereupon, read—Order for paying him 
1,500 /, towards Satisfaction of a Debt, and his Arrears, 25 

Order for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Thomas, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for 
his prefent Subfittence, 3 June. 

—— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Ernley, Sir Michael, 1645, the Committee of Examinations to 
examine a Perfon concerningdts hanging fome Englith in lieu 
of lrith Rebels, executed in purlyance of au Ordinance, 3 Apr. 

Krwyn, Earl of. Vide Living. 

Essex, County, 1644, Ordinauce concerning it, returned from 
Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 13 Jan. 
——Order about bringing in Arrears of Scots Monies, 4 Feb. 
—Ordinance tor charging the County with 300d. a Month 
for paying adjute Oljicers, read twice, and committed, 27. 
———lteporied, and palied, 1 Mar. Sent to Lords, 3———Peti- 

tion of Gentlemen, Minifiers and others, complaining of se- 

veral Committees and High Confiables, referred to the Com- 
mittee of Examinations ; One High Conttable difcharged from 

his Office, 15. 

1645, Day appointed for paying the Scots Arrears, g Apr. 

—The Committee to take Ordex for advancing 500, towards 

a Fortnight’s Pay to fuch Officers as thall go off upon the 

Reducement, 10—Order for paying it, 19 -Additional De- 

puty Lieutenants from Lords, agreed to, 6 May———12 Aug. 

Order tor fpeedy raifing the old Levies and new Re- 

cruits, aud for putting in execution the Ordinance for punifh- 

ing Deterters, 1 July A Committee to prepare Letter of 

‘Thanks to the Comunittee, and acquaint them, that the Karl of 

Warwick’s Commitiion is determined, 6 Sept.—Ordinance for 

collecting Arrears in the County, read, and pafled, 22. 

Agreed to by Lords, 23——-Order appointing High Sheriff, 

and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 1 Nov. Sent 

to Lords, 4. 

1646, Petition of Minifters read; Speaker's Answer to 

Perfons who prefented it, 27 May—-—Order for Repayment 

of 5004. lent by the Committce, 20 June—-—Order appoint- 

ing High Sheriff, and for a Commiilion under the Great 

Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

Earl of, 1644, Paper on his behalf read; Order touching 

the Payment of the Arrears of 10,0004. per Annum granted 

him, 26 Dec.——Petition of Officers of his Infantry; De- 
claration, that the Houfe has received no Informations refleét- 
ing on their Honour; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who pre- 
ferred it; Order for them to repair to their Charges—A Com- 
mittee to inquire of him why the Orders touching keeping the 

Line for Quarters have. not been obferved, and where the 

Forces are now quartered, 8 Jan. His Aniwer reported, 10 

— Order for raifing 6,000 /. tor them, g—Letter of Thanks and 

Encouragement to the Commanders of his Army ordered, 15 

—A Committee to confider what Honour fhould be conferred 

on him for his Fidelity and Services, 21——Order for muf- 

tering his Forees—For a Fortnight’s Pay to them upon Mutter, 

5, Feb.--Order for employing them in the Service of the Weft, 

15—the Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of paying 

his Horfe, 28. ——Ordinance for 2,000/. out of the Excife for 

his Foot, read, and. paffed, 4 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 5. 

—Petition of Artificers of his Artillery, read—Order for 5001. 

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fowards paying Part of their Arrears—For paying the Waggon 
Mafier General his Arrears upon the laft Expedition, 15. 
—Petition of Waggoners of his Train, from Lords, with fpe- 
cial Recommendation, 18—Order for a Fortnight’s Pay to 
his Lifeguard, 19. 

——— 1645, Ordinance for 500/. out of the Excife for them, 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence fignified, 26 Apr.— 
Conference defired by Lords concerning him, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conterence held, and reported; his Paper, 
and Lords fenfe thereupon, read, and to be entered; Sur- 
render of his Commiilion accepted, and voted a fit Tefti- 
mony of his Duty to the Parliament; a Committee to con- 
fider of his Services and Fortune, 2 Apr. Committee added, 
7 Order for making Report, 19 May. Report 5 Ordi- 
nance for paying him 10,000 /. per Annum in purfuance of a 
former Gudinntee, and the Arrears thereupon, read twice, and 
committed, 20 Reported; Provifoes added; Ordinance 

vatled, 25 Sept. Sent to Lords, 26. Order for charging 
his Arrears upon Haberdafhers Hall and the Excife, 19 May, 
Agreed to by Lords, 22——I|uformation that fome Commit- 
tees refule to obey the Ordinance, referred to the Committee 
of Sequeftrations, 5 Dec.—--The Committee of the Army 
to coutider of taking on his Lifeguard in the new Medel, 14 
Apr. Their Propofitions read, and re-committed ; the Com- 
mittee to confider the Charge of their Entertainment and 
Means for paying it, 22—Order for allowing them 3s. a Day 
more than common Troopers, 25——Sent to Lords, 10 May 

General to appoint a Rendezvous tor them, that they 
may receive their Fortnight’s Pey, aud Horfe and Arms— 

This 'Troop to be one of his Lifeguard; Captain recom- 

mended to him, 25 Apr.—Order for paying the Vortnight’s 




















Pay, 29———Order for 1,000 /. out of the Excife for his Wag- 
goners, 19 Jan, Ordinance for that Purpote fent to Lords, 
7 Veb.——-Ordinance for 3,000 /. for them out of the Excife, 


read, and pafled, 12. Sent to Lords, 13—Order touching 
the Dittribution of the Money, 12. P 

—— 1646, Houfe adjourns upon the News of his Death, 15 
Sepr.—— Order for paying o44l. 6s. 2d. to his Executors, 
towards dilcharging his Debts and Funeral Expences, 1 Odt. 
Sent to Lords, g2—Information that the Marquis of Hertford 
had feized his Monies, Papers, &amp;c.; Parties examined; Mat- 
ter referred to a Committee, with Power to confider whether 
the Articles for Survender of Oxon, and the Privilege of the 
Houle, be not broken thereby-—Order for refioring them to 
his Executors; previous Quefiion, that no Perfon, who has 
been in Arms againft the Parliament, fhall attend at his Fu- 
neral as a Mourner, Athrmative, 17. Refolution that Houfe 
attend it, 20. 

Kjlwick, Stephen, 1644, to perfect his Accounts; Ordinance for 
reimburting Lim 1,o00/4. read, and pafled, 7 Jan. Agreed to 
by Lords, 11. 

Eton, 1645, Veclaration that the Provofithip of the College is not 
within the Self-denying Ordinance, fent to Lords, 3 June 
Ordinance concerning the Election of Scholars, and for tree- 
ing the Rents from Taxes, read, 6 Aug. Read Second time, 
aud pafled, 28. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Evans, Richard, 1646, Petition read; Order for Satisfaction for 
his Lofles, 2 Sept. 

Evciyn, George, 1645, Charge againft him for fending Horfe 
to the King, referred to the Committee of Exauinations, 17 
Dec. 

——- Sir John, of Godfione, 1646, Petition read, Order for 
paying him 1,o00/. with Intereft, due from a Delinquent ; 

Jember to prepare Ordinance for that Purpote, 6 May 
Ordinance read, 6 July Read Second time, and palled, 17 
Sept. ‘Sent to Lords, 22 ‘Conference defired by them, 
coucerning Words fpoken by him at a Conference, agreed to, 
15 May. Managers appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported; he acknowleges the Words—Refolution that he did 
nothing but his Duty—That the Words do not import the 
Senfe Lords put upon them; a Committee to prepare Heads 
for another Conterence, 16. Heads reported ; free Conference 
to be defired, 19. Defired, 20. Agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; free Conference held, 23. 

- Adjutant General, 1646, appointed Governor of Wor- 
cefter, 28 July. 

Lvefham, 1645, Letter concerning the taking it, 290 May—Or- 
der for fending Arms, &amp;c. 29 May 21 July—Letter from 
thence read, 30 Governor appointed, 18 June. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 20 The Committee of the Army 
to be detired to lend Mufquets for the Service of the Garifon, 
1 Aug. Letter from thence read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms, g Dee. 

1646, Order appointing a Governor, and for a Com- 

miflion to him, 18 Apr. 

— 1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. 

Ewre, Lord, 1645, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Re- 
commendation, 17 Jan.—His Petition to Houfe read ; Order 
for allowing him 4os. a Week for his prefent Subfiftence out 
of his ovat, 31. 



































Exchange, a Ship, 1644, Petition of Owners read, and referred 
to the Committee of the Navy, 25 Feb. 

Exchequer, 1645, a Commitice to confider of an Allowance to 
Two Tellers, in Recompence of their Places, 3 June. 

Court of, 1645, a Committee to confer with the Juf- 

tices about keeping it open, to {wear the Sheriffs—Order from 

Lords, appointing a Curfitor Baron, agreed to, with an Amend 

ment, 20 Sept. Amendment agreed to by them, 30. 

1646, Order for breaking the Seal brought from Oxon, 
3 July. 

Excife, 1644, Commiffioners to be defired to advance 2,000 /. 
Part of the 32,000/. promifed by them to be paid to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms, 26 Dec.—A Committee to treat 
with them about advancing 10,000/. for the Earl of Calen- 
der’s Army, 27 Ordinance for reimburfing them 6,000 /. 
advanced for the Navy, 7 Jan. Agreed to by Lords—A 
Committee to treat with them about raifing 16,000/. for the 
Army, 9—Ordinance for reimburfing them 1,000/. advanced 
for the Reformadoes, read, and paffed, 14. Agreed to by 
Lords, 15—-A Committee to treat with them about advancing 
10,000/. for Lord General and Sir William Waller, and 
1,000 é. for Colonel Norton, 14. Report to be confidered, 20 
—Ordinance tor reimburfing the Commillioners 1,000 /. raifed 
for Abingdon, read, and patted; Lords Concurrence fignitied, 
15-—Ordinance for waking the Buyer hiable to the fame Penal- 





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ties as the Merchant, read, 20—-—-Committed, 12 Feb. Re- 
ported, and paffed, 18 Agreed to by Lords, ig——-Mem- 


ber to prepare Ordinance for continuing the Commiffioners, 22 
Jan. Ordinance read, 24. Committed, 28. Reported, and 
pafled, zg—Time of the Continuance inlarged, 30—Member 
to prepare Ordinance, that no ‘Traders or Merchants be Sab- 
Commiflioners, and concerning Cheques upon the Comiif: 
fioners Accounts, 29. Commitlioners to be heard hetore the 
Ordinance ts presented, 20 A Committee to treat with the 
Commiflioners about advaneing 1,500/. for Colonel Atheton’s 
Regiment, 24 Jan— Another Committce to treat with them 
about advancing 2,000/. for the Garifon of Gloucetier, 28. 
Member to prefs them to the {peedy Advance thereof, 31- 
Ordinance for reimburfing them 14,5004. advanced for the 
Army, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 
Feb.—Comuniflioners to iffue 300/, out of the 2,000 /. formerly 
afligned to Sir William Waller’s Forces, 8—A Committee to 
treat with them about advancing 30,000 l. for the Scots, 18— 
Ordinance for reimburfing them 4oo/. advanced for the Gari- 
fon at Windfor Caftle, read, and patled, 19. Agreed to by 
Lords—For reimburfing them 5,000 /. advanced for Wareham, 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrenee fignified, 20—Mem- 
ber to prefs them to advance 2,oo00/. for the Prince Elector, 
21—Ordinance for reimburfing them 1,oo0/. advanced for 
hin, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 25—For 
reimburfing them 4,000 /. advanced for Lord General’s Army 
— For reimburfing them 2,000 /. advanced for Sir William W all- 
er’s Forges—10,000/. for the Ear] of Calender’s Army, feverally 
read, and pafled, 21 Sent to Lords, 11 Mar. A Com- 
mittee to prefs them to advance 4,000 /. for Shrewtbury, 27 Feb. 
—Member to prefs them to advance 2,000/. for Reading, 28 
— Ordinance for reimburfing them 4,o00/. advanced for 
furnifhing the public Stores with Powder, &amp;c. read, and patl- 
ed; Lords Concurrence to be defired— A Committee to folicit 
them for 2,000/. formerly appointed for Sir Wiiliam Waller's 
Forces—Ordinance for reimburfing 592 /. 108. advanced for 
furnifhing Lord Fairfax with Powder, &amp;c. read, and pafied ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 Mar—A Committee to 
prefs them to advance 1,500/. for Major General Langherne,6— 
Ordinance for reimburfing them 1,000/. advanced for Abingdon, 
14—A Committee to treat with them about advancing 200 /. 
for Major Cane, 15—Commiffioners to be pretled to advance 
3,000 /, for fending the Forces to SirW illiam Brereton—3,800 /. 
for Lord General’s Army—The Committee of Excife to fit 

every Fortnight—Their Names to be put in an Ordinance, 

with the additional Power granted them; a Committee to pre- 

pare Ordinance, 19 Ordinance for conftituting a Com- 

mittee for better carrying on the Aflairs of the Excife, read 

twice, and committed ; Inftruétion to nominate tome of every 

County to be of the Committee, 11 Apr. Ordinance re- 

ported; Committees Names read, and agreed to; Ordinance 

pafled, 31 May Sent to Lords, 2 June—Houfe put them 

in mind thereof, 4. Ordinance returned, with Amendments ; 

Amendments agreed 10, 6—Order for Meeting of the Com- 

mittee, 10——-Commiflioners to be pretled to advance 3,000 ‘ 

for Abingdon, 20 Mar.—500/. for Major General Skippon, 

22. 


























1645, Commiflioners to be preffed to advance 4,000/. 
for Plymouth, 27 Mar.— Their Anfwer about advancing 
4,000 /. for Reading reported —Commiflioners to be preffed to 
advance the 3,000 /. for Abingdon {peedily, 22——Speaker to 
write to them to prefs the Payment thereof, 7 Apr.—A Com- 
mittee to treat with them about advancing 8,000 /. for Briftol, 
3 Apr.—Member to prefs them to furnifh 2,000 /. for ~~ 

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the Horfe come in upon the Declaration—Order for their pay- 
ing 2,000. of the 3,000/. formerly affigned for Lancathire, 4. 
—Ordinance for a Comptrol upon the Receipts and Lilues of 
the Excife, read twice, and committed, 11. Committees 
added, 12 Ordinance reported ; Comptroller and Auditor 
appointed ; Ordinance re-committed ; the Committee to con- 
fider of Inftruétions for the Comptroller, 28 July——Ordi- 
nance reported from Re-commitment, and patfed 5 Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 2 Sept. Houfe put them in mind 
thereof, 6 &amp; 11 Oath to be tendered to the Waiters, read, 
and approved, 12 Apr. Sent to Lords; Cuftomers and 
Comptrollers authorized to adminifter it, 18—Ordinance for 
reimburfing the Commiffioners 8,000 /. advanced for the Sum- 
mer’s Fleet, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
12---Ordinance for reimburfing the Commiflioners 2,000 /. ad- 
vanced for Abingdon, read, and paffed, 14. Agreed to by 
Lords, 16. Addition thereto, 25—A Committee to inquire 
into the State of the Receipts, and fee by what means Mo- 
nies can be advanced for the West, and treat with Perfons 
about the Forbearance of 22,0001. fhortly payable out of the 
Excife, 14—Another Committee to treat with the Commif- 
fioners about advancing a Fortnight’s Pay for Sir William 
Waller’s Brigade, 22—Ordinance for reimburfing them 2,000/. 
advanced for the Lancafhire Forces, read, and pafled ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 25—Ordinance for reimburfing them 
250, advanced for Payment of a Debt due to Sir John Tem- 
ple, agreed to by Lords, 29—Ordinances for reimburfing them 
1,000 . advanced for Colonel Fienis’s Regiment—4oo/. for Lrifh 
Officers—3,000 /. for Provifions for Ireland, ro read, 
and paffed ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 16 May—Ordinance 
for reimburfing them 4,o00/. advanced to Contraétors for 
Powder and Ammunition, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 17—-Commiflioners to be preffed to ad- 
vance 3,000 /. a Month for Four Months, for maintaining the 
Forces in the West, 20—To be acquainted with the Necelf- 
fity of providing for the Safety of Pembrokefhire and Milford 
Haven, 22—Letters to be written to Committecs in the feveral 
Counties, to aflift the Sub-Committees and other Officers— 
Ordinance for making the Buyer liable to Excife as well as 
the Seller, read twice, and committed, 31—Reported, and 

affed, 9 Sept. Sent to Lords, 11 Ordinance for reim- 
para the Commiflioners 1,200/. advanced for the Service of 
the West, read, and paffed, 31 May Agreed to by Lords, 2 
June—Ordinance for reimburfing them 1,000/. advanced for 
the Ifle of Ely, read, and paffled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 3—For reimburfing them 2,o00/. advanced for the 
West, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence fignified, 6—For 
reimburfing them 1,000/. advanced for the same Service, read, 
and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7—Vor re- 
imburfing them 500/. advanced for the Relief of maimed Sol- 
diers, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence fignified, 11— 
Commiflioners to be defired to provide 9,000 /. for the Ofticers 
and Artillery late under the Earl of Effex, 20—Ordinance for 
reimburfing them 9,400 /. advanced for that Service, read, and 
pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Vor reimburfing 
2,680 /. advanced for Colonel Rofliter’s Regiment—For reim- 
burfing them 5,000/. advanced for Portfmouth and South Sea 
Cafile, feverally read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 24 Ordinance for reimburfing them 300/. advanced 
for Prifoners from the Weft, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 1 July For reimburfing them 4ool. 
advanced for the Garifon of Windfor, read, and pafled ; Lords 
Concurreuce fignified, g—For reimburfing them 500/. ad- 
vanced for Prifoners from Nafeby, read, and paffed; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 25—For reimburfing them 5,000 /. 
advanced for the Weft—200/. advanced for Major General 
Skippon, feverally read, and paifed; Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified, 2c : 























The Committee of Excife to give Copies of 
the Infiructions to Commiflioners, and report them to the 
Houfe, 11 Aug-—Ordinance for reimburfing the Commifiion- 
ers 2,000/, advanced for the Reformadoes, read, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 12 A Committee to treat with 
them about advancing 5,000/. for the Yorkfhire Forces march- 
ing Southward, 1 Sept—Ordinances for reimburfing them 
4,000 /. advanced for Hrorfe come to Sir Thomas Fairfax’s Af- 
fitance—For reimburfing them 2,500/. for Horfe to be upon 
the Borders of the Eaftern Affociation, feverally read, and 

affed; Lords Concurrence fignified, 2—Ordinance for reim- 
Keston them 3,000 /. advanced for Powder, &amp;c. read, and pafl- 
ed, 6. Sent to Lords, 8. Agreed to by them—Ordinance 
for reimburfing the Commiffioners 3,000/. advanced for Hants, 
read, and pafled, a—Agreed to by Lords, 11—A Committee 
to prefs the Commiffioners to advance 30,000 /. at Three dif- 
ferent times for the General’s Army—The Committee of the 
Excife to confider with the Comunifiioners of improving it, 
and take Cognifance of the Abufes of the Under Officers, 9. 
Members Committees to inquire into the State thereof, and 
— “— is managed, and present the State in Writing, 13 

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—Commissioners to be prefféd to advance 4,000/ for Portf- 
mouih, 20—Ordinance for reimburfing them 1,000 7. advanced 
for Hants, read, and paffed, 25. Agreed to by Lords, 27 
Ordinance for appointing the Determination of the Accounts 
of the Excife on the egth.of September 1645, and from thence 
—— read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence fignified; 4 

&amp;.—Ordinance for reimburfing the Commiflioners 10,0007. 
advanced for the General’s Army, read, and paffed, 6. Sent 
to Lords, 11—Membcrs to confer with the Commiffioners 
about a Weekly Allowance to Colonel Bridge’s Troop out of 
the Excife of Coventry and Warwickshire, 8. Report; Or- 
der for paying 25/. a Week, 14—A Committee to treat with 
the Commitlioners about advancing 2,000/. for the Ifle of Ely, 
g. Ordinances for reimburfing them the Money—For autho- 
rizing them to pay 100/. to the Scoutmatter General, feverally 
read, and pafled, 11. Sent to Lords, 13—Ordinance for reim- 
burfing them 3,000 /. advanced for the Weft, read, and paffed,15. 
Sent to Lords, 18. Agreed to by them, 2c—Ordinance for 
reimburfing them 300/. advanced for maimed Soldiers and their 
Widows, read, and pafled, 24. Sent to Lords, 25 Ordi- 
nance for reimburfing them 100/, advanced for Colonel Morgan, 
read, and pafled, 3 Nov. Sent to Lords—Ordinance for re- 
imburfing them 2,o00/, advanced for the Lancafhire Forces, 
read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4-—Com- 
miflioners to be preffed to advance 1,000/. for Abingdon, 10. 
Ordinance for reimburfing them the Money, read, and paffed, 
11. Agreed to by Lords, 12—Ordinance for reimburfing them 
2;000/, advanced for General Poynts’s Forces, read, and paff- 
ed, 15. Agreed to by Lords, 17—Ordinances for retmburf- 
ing them 2,000 /, advanced for the fupernumerary Forces in 
Yorkfhire, read, and palfed; Lords Concurrence to be defired 
—For reimburfing them 1,000 /, advanced for the Garifon at 
Croyland, read; Claufe to be omitted; Ordinance paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired—For reimburfing them 
2,000 /, advanced for the Province of Munfter, read, and paff= 
ed,22. Sent to Lords, 24. Returned, with Amendments; 
Amendments read, 25—A Committee to ‘confer with the 
Commillioners concerning certain Intervals, 28 Ordinance 
for ae the Commiflioners 10,0002, advanced for 











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Plymouth, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
13 Dec.—For reimburfing them 1,000/. advanced for the Lei- 
cesterfhire Forces, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 18—For reimburfing them 1,000 /. for the Garifon of 
Croyland, read, and pafled, 25. Agreed to by Lords, 26- — 
A Committee to confer with the Commiffioners about ad- 
vancing 50,000 /, for the Army, the Improvement of the Ex- 
cife, and Abatement of the Charge of collecting it, 13 Jan. 
State of the Excife with relation to the prefent Antici- 
sia reported ; Commiffioners Petition, Remonftrance, and 

*ropolitions, read, and to be confidered, 24 Feb. Read 
again, 11 Mar. A Committee to conferwith them about 
advancing 10,000/. for the General’s Army, 22 Jan———-Com- 
miflioners to be preffed to advance 2,000 /. Remainder of the 
3,000 /. charged upon the Excife for Abingdon, 17 Feb.— 
Commiflioners to be defired to advance forthwith 30,000 /. for 
the Army—Ordinance for difcharging their Firft Year’s Ac« 
counts, read, 2 A Committee to confider of the Auditor's 
Accounts for the Year ending 11th September 1644, witla 
Power to treat with the Commiflioners for raifing 84,0007. for 
the Army, 11 Mar. Order for their Meeting, and fending for 
the Commiflioners, 20. 

1646, their Anfwer to be confidered, 28 Mar. Or- 
der for continuing the prefent Commiflioners, 18 May.—- 
Agreed to by Lords, 3 June—Ordinance for difcharging 
the Commiflioners for a Year’s Account ending 11th Sep- 
tember 1644, committed, 29—Another to the fame Pur« 
port, read twice, gnd pafled, 1 July——A Committee to 
confider of a Difcharge for them, and an Ordinance for their 
Indemnity, and concerning figning their Accounts, 29 June 
Commifioners injoined to advance the Refidue of 
20,000 /. afligned for Colonel Mafley’s Forces, 11 July—Or- 
dinance for reimburfing them 15,500 /. advanced for them, 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23—— 
A Committee to treat with them about advancing 17,0007, 
for Ireland, 7 Aug.—Ordinance for reimburfing them 2,0002, 
advanced upon an Ordinance, read, paffed, and fent to Lords, 
18. A Committee to prefs them to advance 10,000/. fore 
poof Soldiers, &amp;c. 30 Sept——7 O&amp;.——24 Nov.——4 Dee. 
Commiffioners to certify the Sums charged upon the 
Excife, and how much thereof, with Interest, 30 Oct. 
Letters to be fent to Deputy Lieutenants and Committees to 
hafien the bringing in the Excife, 4 Dec. 









































Exeter, 1646, Letters relating that Articles were agreed on for 


the Surrender thereof, and Hoftages given; Order for a Re- 
ward to the Meffenger, 13 Apr. Articles to be printed, 18 
&amp; 20——Read, and approved, 6 May———General’s Letter, 
defiring Houfe to approve a Governor appointed by him, 
agreed to—A Committee : prepare Ordinance for wins 

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IN DE X @o thee Fourtu VoutumMe. 


the Civil Government, 13 Apr—Letters from thence ; 
Order for a Reward to the Meflenger, 18 For 1,000 /. 
out of the Excifé of the Town, towards maintaining the 
Garifon, 25 May Ordinance from Lords, for re-ad- 
mitting feveral Magifirates, 5 June. Read; Queftion for 
Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled, 8 Report for 
reducing the Garifon, difagreed to—Order for 2,000/. out 
of the Excife of Exeter and Devon, for reimburfing Monies 
advanced by Citizens, and towards the future Maintenance 
of the Garifon, 14 July Order for reducing the Garifon 
—The Cafile to be kept with Two Companies—Citizens 
Propofition for raifing and maintaining 500 Men, agreed to, 
14 Aug. 














Exton, Robert, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 


ing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 13 
Jan. 
1646, read, and pafled, 4 May——Sent to Lords, 12 
June. 


Eye, 1645, new Writ, 2 Sept. 
Lyton, John, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 


doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 
Aug. 

Sir Robert, 1646, Letter concerning his Employment to 
Beaumarts Cafile, and Colonel Mitton’s Engagements to him, 
upon Surrender thereof; Order for difcharging his Sequeftra- 
tion ; Member to prepare Ordinance authorizing the Solicitor 
General to prepare his Pardon, and reftore his Eftate, 7 
Oct. 


20° 21° &amp; 22°Car.I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1640. 


WAIRF AX, Lord, 1644, Houle to confider of afcertaining 

the Pay of his Army, 31 Dec. Matter to be confidered 
in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 1 Jan. Refolution for 
appropriating the Remainder of the Sequetirations of the Six 
Northern Counties, above what is afligned to the Scots Army 
for their Monthly Pou Member to prepare Ordinance for 
that Purpofe, 3—-—The Committee of both Kingdoms to 
confider of providing the Monies, 17 Mar. Order for 
fending him Mutquets, &amp;c. 13 Feb. 10 Mar. 











~————. 1645, like Ordinance, 11 Apr.—Order for maintaining 





his orces, read twice, and committed, 14 Order touching 
reducing his Horfe, 2 May To be thanked for his Ser- 
vices, 3 July. Thanked, 4—Order for providing 5,000 /. 
for paying his Forces, upon reducing them, 8—Confideration 
of his Lofles and Services referred to a Committee, 16 
Petition of his Children read ; nothing done thereupon, 3 Dec. 
—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for fiating his Officers 
Accounts for raifing Troops, and for paying the 5th Part of 
their Arrears, g Ordinance read, and re-delivered, 26 Jan. 
—Certificate of his Accounts reported ; the Committee to 
find out Lands to the Value of 10,000 /. to be fettled upon 
him and his Heirs, 9 Feb. 

1646, Ordinance for 350/. for his reduced Officers— 
Ordinance for taking their Accounts, read twice, and pafled, 
20 Apr. Both fent to Lords, 2 May He remits his 
Arrears as Colonel of Two Regiments ; Thanks thereupon— 
Order for paying them as General in the North, 7 Aug. 
Order for allowing him 10/. a Day as General of the Forces 
in the North, 3 Nov. 




















-——— Sir Thomas, 1644, previous Queftion for appointing 


him Commander in Chiet of the new Army, Affirmative; 
feveral Colonels appointed ; Refolution for adding a Regiment 
of Horfe; a Committee to confider what Power he fhall 
have upon iffuing Monies, how the Horfe may be employed 
and paid, and bring in the Names of Licutenant Colonels of 
Foot, and Major Generals of Horfe, and of Officers for the 
Artillery ; the Committee of both Kingdoms to prefent the 
State of the Artillery, 21 Jan.—Another Committee to prefent 
Litt of Captains, and a fit Perfon to be Treafurer, 27—— 
Member to prepare Letter to defire him to come up—A Com- 
mittee to confider of Propofitions for better regulating the 
Army, and hutbanding the Monies—The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to confider what General Officers they think fit to 
be eftablifhed, 1 Keb,—A Committee to confider of recruiting 
the Army, and enabling them to march, 17—Sir Thomas to be 
defired to come to the Houle; attends ; Manner of receiving 
him; Speaker’s Speech, 19—Ordinance for injoining Officers 
and Soldiers to repair to their Colours, upon pain of Death, 
read, and pafled, 21. Returned from Lords, with Amend. 
ments; Amendments agreed to ; Ordinance to be publifhed 
by Beat of Drum in and about London, 22—Ordinance for 
imprefting Soldiers, Gunners, and Surgeons, read, and paffed ; 
Watermen to be exempted, 25—Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 27—General to be 
delved to expedite the Lift of Officers, 25. Lift prefented, 














and to be confidered, 2 Confidered ; feveral approved, 
28 eb. 1,3 &amp;13 Mar. Lift fent to Lords, 3. Mellage, 
defiring them to expedite it, 5, 6 &amp; 10. List returned, with 
Amendments, 10. Lords defire Houfe to expedite it; 
Amendments difagreed to; a Committee to aflign Reatons ; 
Reatons reported ; Conference defired, agreed to; Managers 
appointed; Conference held, 19. Meflage to Lords, de- 
firing them to expedite the Lift; free Conference defired by 
them thereupon, agreed to; Reporters appointed; free Con- 
ference deferred, 17... Held; Lords Concurrence reported, 
18 Declaration, promifing Pardon to the Mutinecr Sol- 
diers, read twice, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired—Chaplains to have the full Allowance as formerly— 
Lift of the Artillery read, and agreed to, 5 Mar. Order for 
providing 1,038 Hortes for them; the Committees of the 
Counties to provide them, and defalk Monies to pay the 
Country ; Member to prepare Ordinance tor that Purpote, 6. 
Refolution for providing 31,989 /. for a Magazine of Arms and 
Cloaths—I'or providing 4,406/. for Supply of the ‘Train— 
Touching the Pay of the Scoutmafter General, and the Nuin- 
ber of Scouts he is to keep—Propofitions for more {peedy 
recruiting the Army, referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms—The Committee to take {peedy Care of reducing 
the Forces according to the new Model—Declaration that 
Houfe will make good the Deficiencies upon the Ordinance 
for maintaining the Army, 1o—Ordinance for putting the Of- 
ficers and Soldiers under the Command of Lord General, Earl 
of Manchester, and Sir William Waller, under Sir Thomas 
Fairfax’s Command, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
fignified—Order for him to recruit and put into Pay the Regi- 
ments agreed on—T'o provide 1,200 Horfe for the Recruits, 
11—A Committee to confider what Monies will be neceflary for 
recruiting Four Regiments and Four Companies of loot out of 
Lord General’s Foot—The Commiflioners of the Army to pay 
the Soldiers by the Poll—Letter to them to keep the Forces 
together, and aflift in the recruiting, 1g3—Order for Monies to 
the General and Major General Skippon, for recruiting and 
paying their Regiments—For Money for raifing 1,200 Horte 
with Furniture—l’or Commiflions to the Officers approved— 
For advancing 1,000/. forthwith to the General, 14—Com- 
mittecs of feveral Counties to be prefled to expedite the 
bringing in Monies upon the Ordinance for maintaining his 
Forces—Order for 1,500 2. to fatisfy a Contra¢t for Horfe— 
For the Receivers to undertake the Payment of Contraéts 
made by the Committee of the Army for Horfe, Arms, Ammu- 
nition, and Cloaths, 2o—Declaration that prefled Men fhall 
be furnifhed with Cloaths—Aflembly to be defired to recom- 
mend godly Minifters, 21—General’s Propofition concerning 
bringing the old Soldiers to a Rendezvous, referred to 2 Com- 
mittee—His Propofition concerning the Horfe out upon 
Parties, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms—Ordi- 
nance for giving him more Power, read, and committed ; the 
Committee to confider what Power he fhall have over the 
Garitons; Ordinance reported, and pafled, 24, 








——— 1645, fent to Lords, 25 Mar.—Orders for paying Money 


to Perfons appointed to receive it by the Cominittee of the 
Army, 25, 27, 28 &amp; 29—Ordinance authorizing the Com- 
mittee of the Militia of London, and Sub-Committees, to put 
in Execution the Ordinance for prefling, 27. Sent to Lords, 
28—A Committee to confider of appointing a Cheque for the 
Monies raised upon the Ordinance for maintaining his Forces, 
and of fome Courle to prevent the buying Soldiers Hortes ; 
Petition of Apothecaries and Surgeons referred—Ordinance 
for further Power to the General, returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments in Part difagreed to; a Com- 
mittee to aflign Reafons, 28. Reatons ‘reported ; Conference 
defired, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 29 
—A Committee to prepare Metflage to Lords, to acquaint 
them with the Neceflity of pafling his Commitlion; Meilage 
fent ; Houfe attend the Metlenger ; free Conference detired by 
them concerning it, agreed to, 3% Reporters appointed 5 
free Conference held; Lords Concurrence reported—Order tor 
all Oflicers to repair to the general Rendezvous to be publifhed 
by Beat of Drum, 1 Apr.—Treafurer’s Draught Horfes and 
eat to be delivered to the prefent Treafurer, 3—The Com- 
mittee of the Army impowered to iffue Warrants for deliver- 
ing Cloaths, Arms, and Ammunition, 4—His Letter, defiring 
Colonel Fleetwood may be fent to him, and Care taken of Lin- 
colnfhire, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms—Let- 
ter to him, defiring he would take {pecial Notice of inferior 
Officers that have lifted, 7—Order for adding more Regiments 
to his Army, 9—His Letter read; Order for Ojificers and 
Commanders to repair to their Charges, upon pain of being 
cafhiered, to be publifhed by Beat of Drum, 10—Another 
Letter ; the Committee of the Army to confider of fending 
the Supplies defired, 12—The Committee’of both Kingdoms 
impowered to grant Commiflions to Officers approved by both 
Houtes, but thole not to fuperfede other Commillions, 10- 





1 Order 





























Order fent to Lords, 18—Ordinance for punifhing preffed 
Men that fhall defert, read twice, and committed, 19. Re- 

orted, and paffed, 22. Sent to Lords, 23—Lifts of the 
Scmniaae of his Army—Of the Officers, Attendants, 
and Artificers of the Train, feverally read, and approved— 
Order for Ordnance for his Artillery, 19—Severally fent to 
Lords, 22—A Committee to deliver to the Committee of the 
Army what Inftruétions they have propofed for the Regulation 
thereof—The Committee to confider of an Eftablifhment for 
the Commiflioners appointed to refide there, 19. To confider 
of fatisfying their Arrears, and of Inftruétions for them, 25 
Infiructions for them and the Muftermafter General 
reported ; read, Claufe by Claufe, and agreed to, 10 May. 
Sent to Lords, 14. Agreed to by them, 16. To be printed, 
19—Order touching their Entertainment and the Entertain- 
ment of their Clerks; Commencement thereof, 2 May. Sent 
to Lords, 1o —Order for advancing them, 4,000 /. to be 
deducted out of their Arrears, 2 Letter from the Army ; 
Committees and Sub-Committees of the Militia to be defired 
to haften Recruits of prefled Men to their Rendezvous, 21 
Apr.—Order for paying them Coat and Conduct-money, 22 
—The Committee of the Army to hear Complaints, and con- 
fider the Inconveniencies of Billeting and free Quarter, 23— 
Order for Minifiers, next Faft Day, to recommend the Pro- 
tection of the Army to the Almighty, to be publifhed in 
Churches within the Lines, 28—Order for Officers and Sol- 
diers to repair to their Colours, upon pain of Cafhiering for 
Officers, and Death for Soldiers, to be publifhed by Beat of 
Drum—General to be defired to take care the Ditcipline of 
War be duly obferved, 29—His Letter concerning the March 
of the Army, read ; Speaker acquaints Houfe with the Reafon 
of his flow Advance—The Committee of both Kingdoms to dif- 
pote of Two Regiments returned into Surrey, 5 May—A Com- 
mittee to confider of fome Courfe to prevent the Mifchiefs of 
Defertion, 8. Ordinance for punifhing Deferters in the feveral 
Counties, read, and paffed, 10. Sent to Lords, 14 
Houle put them in mind thereof, 23 June. Ordinance re- 
turned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 26 
Carpenters to be added to the Eftablifhment—Commiflary for 
Viétual to have an extraordinary Allowance of Deputies as the 
Service fhall require—Refolution touching the Phyfician’s Pay 
—Order for beftowing 20/. upon One, to fit him for his 
Journey, 10 May—The Committee of the Army to confult 
with the Aflembly about fpeedy fending down godly Mini- 
fiers—Letter to acquaint him with the Violation of Articles 
towards Prifoners in the Weft, ordered, 12. Read, agreed 
to, and to be fent, 21—Order for fending Shoes, 14—For 
Money to buy Horfes—For difpofing of and depafiuring them 
—For providing 100 Dragoon Horfes, 1g—The Committee of 
the Army to fit every Afternoon, 20—Order for allowing an 
Affiftant and Two Men to the Quartermafter General of Foot 
—For clofe Waggeons for the Commiffary of Provifions, the 
Advocate, and the General’s Secretary, 23 Order for Dif- 
pofal of all the Forces by the Cummittee of both Kingdoms, 
returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed 
to, 2 June—General to be defired to inquire what Prifoners 
are at Leicefter, what Perfons are wounded, and to think of 
Exchanges—To be defired to appoint a Rendezvous—Letter 
to feveral Counties, to haften their Recruits, read, and agreed 
to, 5- 
bath Kiegtoue to confider of fending fome of their Members 
to refide with the Army, 6—Ordinance from Lords, enabling 
him to impreft Men, read, and pafled ; to be printed, and 
fent to him, 10—Ordinance enabling him to feize Horfes in 
the Enemy’s Quarters, agreed to by Lords—His -Letter, re- 
Jating his Advance towards the Enemy, read—Commillioners 
Letter read—Order for fending down a Month’s Pay, 11— 
Letter to the Committees of feveral Counties, to bring in 
Provifions, ordered, 12—His Letter concerning the King’s 
March, and Forces fent to interrupt his Rear, read, 14—Or- 
der for providing Horfe Piftols, and other Recruits—For 
10,000/. for providing them, 18—Order for the Committee 
of both Kingdoms to meet for the Improvement of the Forces 
to the beft Advantage of the Public, agreed to by Lords, 20 
—His Letter concerning Recruits, referred to the Committee 
of the Army; 10,0004. formerly appointed for Recruits, to 
be dilburfed for thefe Recruits, 24—Order for continuing the 
Ordinance for imprefting Men upon his March Three Months 
longer, agreed to by Lords—Letter to the Counties to 
fpeed in their Recruits, ordered, 26. Read, and agreed to, 30 
Agreed to by Lords, 1 July—The Committees to give 
Account of their Proceedings, 8—A Committee to take the 
moft {peedy Courfe for bringing in the Affefiments—Itcfolution 
for additional Recruits of Horfe and Furniture—His Letter ; 
a Committee to prepare Anfwer, approving his Opinion in the 
March of the Army, and recommending to him to march to 
the Relief of Taunton, 26—Another Letter read, and refer- 
red to the Committee of both Kingdoms; Order for their 
fending away the Recruits formerly ordered, 28—Ordcr for 
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providing 200 Dragoon Horfes, 8 July—o O&amp;.—For-fend- 
ing down Shoes and Stockings, to be deducted out of their 
Pay, 8 &amp; 14 July—The Committee of the Army to difpatch 
Monies brought in, and provide a timely Supply of Moncy, &amp;c. 
for the future—The Committee of Admiralty to furnith Ships 
for convoying what they fhall provide, 14—The Committee 
of the Army to take Account of Officers in Town, and re- 
port the Reafons of their coming, 23—Order for all Com- 
manders to repair to Reading to receive their Recruits, to be 
publifhed by Beat of Drum, agreed to by Lords, 25—Ge- 
neral’s Letter read; Encouragement of the Army left to him, 
26—Order for continuing the Ordinance for Payment ‘of the 
Army Six Months longer; a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, 5 Aug. Ordinance read, and paffed ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 13 To be printed, 2 Sept. Ordi- 
nance for prefling Men, and beating up for Volunteers, read, 
and pafled, 5 Aug.—His Letter, defirmg to know how he fhould 
demean himnfelf towards Perfons defirous to come in; Liberty 
given him to grant them Pafles—Order for levying 6,000 Men; 
Gentlemen of the feveral Counties to attend the Committees 
of the Army—To apportion Recruits for each County, 1g— 
His Letter for a Supply of Monies and the Magazine read ; 
Order for 50,0007. out of the Excife; a Committee to prepare 
Ordinance for that Purpofe, 28 Ordinance read, and pafl- 
ed, 1 Sept. Agreed to by Lords The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to confider of fending him further Affiftance, e— 
Copy of a Letter from Lords, to be fent to him, 3—Relation 
of the State of the Army; General’s Requeft for Recruits, 
according to the Firft Eftablifhment—The Committee of the 
Army to require the Committees of the feveral Counties, by 
Letter, to {peed in their Recruits by the Day appointed, and 
take notice of their Negleéts ; Day appointed for | oufe to take 
Account what is done by the County Committees ; like Let- 
ters to be fent to Members in the Counties, and the General 
—The Committee to reprefent to Houfe the Obftructions to 
bringing in the Monies upon the feveral Ordinances, g—The 
Committee of the Army to withdraw, and fit all Day, 25— 
Letter to acquaint General with the Success againft the King’s 
Forces near Chetter, ordered—Four Members to go down and 
reprefent to him the Condition of the Weft, and the Neceflity 
of {peedy relieving Plymouth, 27 His Letter to Speaker, 
and the Neceflities of his Army, to be confidered, 4 O&amp;.— 
Account of the Number of Recruits which fhould have been 
at the Rendezvous on the 20th September laft—Report of the 
Number of imprefted Men fent from the feveral Counties; 
Order for the Committees to fend up what are wanting— 
The Committee of the Army to confider of Means for pro- 
viding prefent Monies; Ordinance for borrowing 40,000 /. 
read twice, and committed, 7. Reported, and patled, g. 
Sent to Lords, 10. Returned, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 13—Ordinance for better enabling the Com- 
mittee of the Militia, and Sub-Committees in the feveral 
Parts of the Kingdom to impreft Men, read twice, and pafled, 
7. Sent to Lords, 11—Order for fending Ordnance to Chert- 
fey Bridge, g—General’s Letter; Order for leaving a com- 
&gt; Force in thefe Parts— Another Letter concerning 
*rovifions for the Army; Order for fending Bread, Cheete, 
&amp;c. 14—Order for the General and Lieutenant General to 
difpofe of their Forces—Petition of his Officers read, and re- 
ferred to the Northern Committee, 17—Jewel to be beftowed 
upon him, with the Valug thereof, prefented; Value .ap- 
proved; Member to prefent him with it, 24——-The Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall to pay for it, 4 Nov. His Letter 
of ‘Thanks, 19 Order: for all Commanders to be under 
him, 27 Oét. Report from Lords, ce i a Convoy 
for the Recruits raifed, and deferring the raifing more, agreed 
to, 13 Nov-—-The Committee of the Army to prefent the 
Sums received, and Arrears due, from the feveral Counties, 
and reprefent the Obftructions to bringing the Monies in, and 
Remedies for ‘removing them—Ordinance for punifhing im- 
pretied Soldiers,that run from their Colours, read twice, and 
committed, 15 Reported, and pafled, 27 Dec. Meflage 
to Lords, defiring them to expedite it, 7 Jan.——Order for fet- 
tling 5,000/, per Annum upon him and his Heirs, 29 Novy. 
A Coumittee to confiderhow the Money may {peedily be fettled, 
293 Jan. Gencral’s Letter, with Propofitions for carrying 
on the War, read, 19 Nov. Propofitions read again, and 
approved, 21 Referred to a Committee, 8 Dec. His Let- 
ter, defiring Anfwer, read, 27 Order for him to fend 
Horfe and Dragoons for Defence of the midland Parts, 21 
Nov. To be fent to him, 22———Order for Cloaths for the 
Army—For a Month’s Arrears to the fick Soldiers, 8 Dec. — 
Part of a Houfe appointed for the Committee of the Army, 9. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 11—The Committee to buy 300 
Dragoon Horfes—To confider of recruiting the Army againft 
Spring—Of the Efiablifhinent thereof—Of charging feveral 
Counties lately reduced towards their Pay—The Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance for Prefling 
Six Months longer, 23. Ordinance read twice, and pafled, 29. 
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Meffage to Lords, defiring them to expedite it, 7 &amp; 17 Jan. 

Ordinance returned, with a Provifo ; Provifo agreed to, 17 

Ordinance for continuing the Treafurers at War and the 
Committee of the Army, read; Queftion for Commitment, 
Neg. Ordinance patted, 27 Dec.—-Meflage to Lords, de- 
firing them to expedite it, 7 Jan. Ordinance returned, with 
Amendments; Amendments in Part difagreed to; a Committee 
to affign Reafons; Reafons reported ; Conference defired, 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 13—The 
Committee of the Army to levy Monies fhort affefled—To 
fee Perfons fatisfied for free Quartering or Quarters, 26 Dec.— 
Order touching Recovery of Affeflinents upon the Poor, and 
Perfons that leave their Habitations—For Officers, &amp;c. to pay 
them—For Inhabitants, not Members, of the Inns of Court, 
to pay them—For exempting Members of both Houfes in 
Lodgings—For affeffing fuch as take Houfes, 27—Order tor 
Provifions of Arms, &amp;c.—The Committee to take care for 
imprefting Men, 29 Order for 1,0001. to provide and 
furnifh Horfe for the General’s own Ufe—For reducing his 
Lifeguard—For raifing a Regiment of Firelocks inftead there- 
of; General to appoint the Officers ; Lift of their Pay read, 
and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Commiflary 
General of Horfe to be added; Order touching his Pay— 
Waggonmafier to be allowed a Deputy ; Order touching his 
Pay—Quartermafter General and Muftermafter General to 
be allowed a Waggon between them, 22 Jan—The Com- 
mittee of the Army to take care they may be accommodated 
fo as to be early in the Field in the Spring, 29—Order for a 
Colleétion for the Soldiers, 31 For beating up Drums for 
Volunteers, 4 Feb. Sent to Lords, 7. Houfe put them in 
mind thereof, 10 Order concerning quartering and paying 
the Recruits, and furnifhing them with Cloaths, Arms, and 
Ammunition, 13——General’s Letter concerning an Engineer, 
read; the Committee to agree with him, 23——Colonel 
Venn appointed to take Charge of Recruits, and command the 
Party that convoys them, 4 Mar.—General’s Letter read ; 
Order for fending Ships to the Weftern Coafts, to prevent the 
landing of foreign Forces, 5—A Committee to prepare Ordi- 
nance for 84,o00/. out of the Excife for the Army, 11, 
Ordinance read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
21—The Committee to difpofe of Horfes provided for the 
Army, and to provide no more without Order, 16— Member 
to prepare Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance for main- 
taining the Army Six Months bongs, 21. 

-— 1646, Ordinance read, and paffed, 3 Apr. Sent to 
Lords, 6. Returned, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 15 Order for 84,o00/. out of the Excile, 
fent to Lords—Colonel Venn to be thanked, and defired to 
goto Northampton upon the Bufinefs of Recruits, 26 Mar. 

The Committee impowered to employ Horfe for the 

Safety of the City and Parliament, 6 Apr—The Moiety 

of all Compofitions to be preferved for the Army, 30 Ge- 

neral to difpofe of all the Parliament Forces, 6 May—His 

Letter read, 28 Previous Queftion for fending Part of the 

Army into Ireland, Neg. 31 July Previous Queftion for 

allowing a Major General only 10s, per Diem, Neg. 7 Aug. 

A Committee to confider of their Allowance, and inci- 

dent Charges, 10 O&amp;.—Petition of Officers referred to a 

Committee, 11 Aug. Member to prepare Ordinance for 

fettling 5,000 /. per Annum on him and his Heirs, 1 Oct.— 

Commillions to be made out in the Name of the Parliament 

only, 5—General’s Letter for a Supply of Money read ; 

Ordinance for paying his Army for Six Months, from 1ft 

October 1646, ordered, 7 O&amp;.—Read twice, and committed, 

13——-Reported, 16 Nov. Proportions upon the feveral 

Counties agreed to, 2 Dec. Previous Queftion for obferving 

the Proportions of other Counties brought in by the Com- 

mittee, Affirmative ; Provifo for abating feveral, difagreed to; 
other Provifoes rejected ; Ordinance paffed, 3——Ordinance 
from Lords, concerning quartering the Army, with their 

Senfe thereupon, read, 26 Oét. Speaker and Houfe to 

vifit the General, and thank him for his faithful Services, wife 

Conduét, and great Valour, 13 Nov. Letter to the Com- 

mittees of the feveral Counties to prevent Obftructions in 

bringing in the Affeffments and Arrears thereof, read, and 
agreed to, 4 Dec. 

Lady, 1645, Order for paying Part of the Money 
beftowed upon her, 20 June Agreed to by Lords, 1 
July. 

Pein. 1646, Order for paying the Remainder, 19 June. 

Mr. 1645, a Committee to examine the Proceedings in 

Lords Houfe upon the Bufinefs between bim and Mr. Le 

Gray, 28 Aug. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1646, Order for paying him 501. 
30 Apr. Sent to Lords, 2 May. 

Farmer, John, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Sir Hatton, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 

pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 6 Aug. Sent 

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Farmour, Lady, 1645, to be exchanged for Mrs. Knightley, 25 
Sept. . 

Furnaby, Thomas, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Prifoners, 20 Sept. 

Farneham, Edward, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and paffed, 18 Aug. Sent 
to Lords, 21. 

Farnham, 1644. Governor’s Letter to Lord General, communi- 
cated by Lords, 29 Jun. Order touching the Pay of Forces 
there, 5 &amp; 12 Feb. 

1645, Committees Propofitions touching the Govern- 
ment of the Cafile, and Governor’s Antwer, reported; a Com- 
mittee to treat with him about it, 28 Mar.—Order for fendine 
Monies appointed for the Forces-—-lhe Committee of both 
Kingdoms to confider of the Arrears due to the Governor, 
Officers, and Soldicrs—To nominate a Governor for the 
Cafile, with the Advice of other Committees, 29 Report ; 
Governor approved; a Committee to prepare Declaration in 
Approbation of the late Governor’s Carriage, 5 Apr. Lords 
Concurrence defired, 19—Letier concerning a Mutiny ; the 
Committee of both Kingdoms to fend a fufficient Force to 

_ reduce them, 31. 

Farrer, Mrs. 1645, Order for paying her 5007. to be deducted 
out of her Hutband’s Arrears, 4 Nov. 

1646, like Order, 17 Apr. 

farringdon, 1646, previous and main Queftions for approving 
the Articles of Surrender, feverally Affirmative, 29 June— 
Order for a Colleétion for the Poor, 3 July. 

Fafl, Preachers appointed, 25 Dec. 29 Jan. 26 Feb. 
1644-——26 Mar.——30 Apr. 5, 28 &amp; 31 May 25 
June——go &amp; 31 July——1, 4, 7, 27 &amp; 30 Aug.——24 

















































































































Sept.—29 Oct——26 Nov.——g31 Dec.——2, 3 &amp; 28 
Jan.——6 &amp; 25 Feb——13 Mar. 1645 25 Mar. 
28 &amp; 29 Apr. 27,29 &amp; g0 May 24 June 29 July 
. — 6 &amp; 26 Aug. 30 Sept. 3, 5, 15, &amp; 28 Okt. 
25 Nov. 3, Dec. 1646——Thanked, and to print their 
Sermons, 25 Dec. 29 Jan. 1644 26 Mar.——-—30 Apr. 
28 May 25 June go July 27 Aug. 24 
Sept.— 29 O€. 26 Nov——31 Dee. 28 Jan—— 
6 &amp; 25 Feb. 1645 25 Mar.——11 &amp; 29 Apr.—— 27 
May 24 June 29 July 26 Aug.——30 Sept.—— 


28 Oci.——25 Nov. 1646. 

1645, Refohition for a Faft for a Bleffing upon Sir Thomas 
Fairfax’s Army, and ceafing of the Plague in both Kingdoms, 
30 Aug.——Agreed to by Lords, 2 Sept.—For a Faft to feek 
God for his Direction in fettling the Bufinefs of the Church, 
2Jan. Agreed to by Lords; Place appointed by them, 
agreed to, 3. None but Members of both Houfes and the 
Affembly to be admitted, 13. 

—— 1646, Ordinance for better Obfervation of the Monthly 
Faft, ordered, 29 Apr. Read twice, and committed; In- 
firuction, 27 May——Ordinance reported, and pafled, 30 
Sept. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 2 Dec. A Comunittee to prepare a Con- 
feflion of Sins to be read on every Monthly Faft Day, 30 
Sept.——Refolution for a Faft for averting God’s Judgment 
by the unfeafonable Rains, 3 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 4. 

Fauconberg, Thomas, 1645, appointed Comptroller of the Ex- 
cife, 28 July. 

Fawcett, James, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and paffed, 24 July Sent to 
Lords, 21 Noy. 

Faweather, Mr. 1646, Order for difabling him to bear any 
Office in Scarborough, 30 Apr. 

Fee-farm Rents, 1646, 2 Committee to prepare Ordinance to 
difcharge the Arrears of Fee-farm Rents, or other Rents, due 
to = Crown, from fuch as have adhered to the Parliament, 
17 July. 

Fen-Drayton, 1645, Petition of Inhabitants read; Order for an 
Addition of Means to the Minitier, 19 May. 

Fenwicke, Sir John, 1645, Queftion that Houfe confider the 
Bufinefs concerning him, Neg. Order for referring it to the 
Committee of abfent Members, 17 Jan, 

1646, their Report; previous and main Queftions for 

por in the Order dilabling him to fit, feverally Affirmative, 

2 une. 

Colonel, 1646, Order for fending his Regiment to 
Ireland, agreed to by Lords, g July. 

Feudall, Mr. Vile Withers, Mr. 

Field, Henry, 1645, Order from Lords concerning him, read ; 
a Committee to contider his Abilities, and thereupon prepare 
Oydinance for appointing him Rector of Uffington, 25 Sept. 
——Petition of Inhabitants, touching the late Keétor’s re- 
figning his Lnterefi to the King; Order for a Prefentation 
under the great Seal to Mr. Hield, 2 Feb. 

—— John, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Fielder, Colonel John, 1645, appointed Governor of Farnham 
Caftle, 5 Apr. Lords Concurrence defired, 1g--—Keport 
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charging him from the Government, and for a Commiffion for 
him to command Five Companies of Foot and a Troop of 
Horfe, read, and agreed to, 31 OA, Order for paying the 
Arrears of his Officers and Soldiers, 30 Jan. Sent to Lords, 





31. 

Fielding, Colonel Richard, 1645, Lords defire Houfe to agree in 
the exchanging him, 6 May. Order for it, 21. Sent to Lords, 
29. 





1646, Pafs from Lords for him to go beyond Sea, upon 
taking the Negative Oath, agreed to, 15 June. 

Fienis, Colonel, 1644, Order for a Fortnight’s Pay to his Regi- 
ment, 5 Feb. 

1645, the Committee of the Weft to confider of their 

Contract with him, 10 May—Order for 1,000/. for a Fort- 

night’s Pay, upon Account, for his Regiment, 13. Agreed 

to by Lords, 14—-—-The Committee of both Kingdoms to dif- 
vofe of his Horfe, 24 June—Order for 1,500/. towards their 

ay—For paying them according to the Eftablifhment of the 
new-modelled Army, 26——For removing them into the 

Enemy’s Quarters, 13, Aug. 

James, 1644, previous and main Queftions for allowing him 

500/. out of the Revenue, feverally Affirmative, 18 Mar. 

1645, Order for allowing him 4/4. a Week for his prefent 

Subfiftence, 18 O&amp;. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

= Captain, 1646, his Petition recommended by Lords, 17 
feb. 

Fillis-court, 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, 3 June. 

Finch, Lady Mabella, 1644, Petition from Lords referred to 
the Committee of Sequeftrations, 14 Mar. Their Order and 
Report agreed to, 24. 

—— Captain, 1645, to be recommended to Sir William Brere- 
ton, 27 Sept. 

Joba, 1645, to have Warrant to travel beyond Sea for 
Three Years, 27 Oct. 

Finnett, Lady, 1646, her Petition from Lords, touching Arrears 
due to her Hufband, 27 June. 

Fifher, Colonel John, 1645, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, upon 
taking the Negative Oath, 13 Dec. 

Fifhery, Northern, 1644, the Committee of the Navy to con- 
fider of providing Convoys for Ships employed therein, 25 
Jan. Refolution for applying Sequeftration Monies to the 
Service—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for Security of 
the Fifhery, 5 Feb.—Ordinance read twice, and committed, 
27 Reported, and paffed, 20 Mar. 

1645, Order for paying the Owners of Five Ships, em- 

ployed for the _— thereof—For guarding the Fifhery 
upon all the Coafts, 30 Dec. 

Fitz-James, John, 1645, Petition read; Order for paying Part 
of his Loan, with Intereft, 2 Feb. 

Flanders, 1645, the Committee for foreign Affairs to confider 
of appointing an Agent to refide there; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 12 Apr. Ordinance for that phe iy read twice, 
and committed, 2 May. Reported, and pafled, 8. Sent to 
Lords, 9—The Committee of the Navy to difpatch him with 
Inftructions, and Advance-moncy for his Accommodation, 8. 
Another Committee to prepare the Inftructions, 31 His 
Letter from Lords read, and referred to the Committee for 
foreign Affairs, 2 Aug. Conference defired by them con- 
cerning the Governor’s Letter, 13 Nov. Letter referred to 
the Committee of the Admiralty, 27 Letter from Lords 
to be fent to him, 24 Dec. Order of the Committee of 
the Admiralty, upon the Agent’s Negotiation, with a Narra- 
tive of his Demands, and Letter to the Governor, grounded 
thereupon; Narrative and Letter read, and agreed to, and to 
be figned by Speakers of both Houfes,27 Jan. 

Fleetwood, Colonel Charles, 1645, Order tor muftering and re~ 
ducing his Regiment, and paying them a Fortnight’s Arrears, 
22 Apr. For recruiting them, 5 June. 

1646, his Letter read, 6 Apr. ; a 

Sir William, 1646, Letter concerning his coming in, 
read; Order for fending him Prifoner to Warwick Caftle, 30 
Apr. Sent to Lords, 2 May. 

Fleming, John, 1645, Certificate of his Accounts prefented from 
a Committee, to be confidered, 3 Apr. Order for dif- 
charging his Heirs from Wardfhip, 16 Dec. : 

Flefh, 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for Prefervation 
thereof, and to prevent killing it for a time, 5 Feb. Ordinance 
read, 14. ia 

1645, Ordinance for regulating the Excife thereof, read, 
11 Apr. 

Flint, es 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 11 Sept. Agreed to by 
Lords, 17. 

1646, new Writ, 11 Sept. 

Town, 1646, new Writ, 11 Sept. 

Flower, Captain Lieutenant Henry, 1645, to have Colonel Bar- 
ker’s Troop of Horfe ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 12 May. 

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Foord, Mr. 1645, to be admitted into the Affembly, 18 Mar. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 19. 

Ford, Sir William, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning his Delin- 
quency read, and pafled, 25 Apr. Sent to Lords, 2 May. 

— Robert, 1645, to be fent for to a Committee, 26 





pr. 

Fortefcue, Colonel, 1644, his Letter; Member to fend an An- 
fwer, 13 Feb. 

Forth, General, 1644, Letters taken with his Lady to be fent to 
the Committee of Examinations, 6 Mar. 

Forts. Vide Garifons. 

Hofer, Sir Humphrey, 1645, Order for Repayment of Money 
advanced by him—For appointing him Governor of Pembroke 
Cattle; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 Aug. 

Sir Robert. Vide Heath; Sir Robert. 

Fountaine, Mr, 1646, Letter concerning his coming in read; Or- 
der for fending him in fafe Cuftody to Briftol Cattle, and keep- 
ing him clofe Prifoner, 25 Apr. 

Mr. a Member, 1645, Order for allowing him 42. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

—— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Fowell, Sir Edmund: 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

‘owke, Alderman, 1645,-Report of his refufing to anfwer, or 
take an Oath tendered by a Committee; their Defire that he 
may pay a Fine laid upon him by them into Guildhall, 18 Apr. ~ 

efire of the Common Council on his behalf; Speaker's 
Anfwer; the Committee to certify the Reafons of his Com- 
mitment, 23 July. Reafons reported; Certificate concerning 
him and his Petitions, to be read, 28 Read; Refolution 
that he ought to account jointly with the late Cuftomers— 
That he do account for other Monies, &amp;c. mentioned in the 
Certificate, 4 Aug. 

Fowler, Thomas. Vide Andrews, Alderman. 

Fowles, Sir Henry, 1645, Order for difcharging his Heirs from 
Wardthip, 16 Dec. 

Fox, Captain, 1645, Order for exchanging him and Lieutenant 
Purefoy for Major Heveningham, 6 Oét. 

Foxcroft, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 26 Noy. 
and to print his Sermon, 31 Dec. 

France, 1645, Gentlemen to have Warrant to tranfport Six 
Horfes to the King, 28 Aug. Extract of Intelligence from 
thence read, 29 Jan. Vide Wright, Robert—Order for Stay of 
Horfes endeavoured to be tranfported thither without fufficient 
Paffport, 24 Feb. 

1646, Pafs from Lords, for fending Ten Horfes to the 

King, 23 May They put Houfe in mind thereof, 5 June 

Pafs agreed to, 15 Oét. Letters of Intelligence read 

Members injoined to difcover what Intelligence they have 
received concerning this Bufinefs,6 June Information of 
Letters going thither ftayed about Greenwich ; a Committee 
to deliver to the French Ambatflador’s Agents fuch as they 
own, and perufe the reft; Agent to have Pafs to go to France 
with them, 11 Aug. 

Francis, Philip, 1645, Petition read ;. Order for Repayment of 
Monies difburfed by him at Plymouth, 10 Sept.——The 
Committee of the Weft 10 ftate the Matter of Faét concern- 
a Pearl, and fome Engagements to him thereupon, 
23 Feb. 

Francklyn, Sir John, 1645, to have Liberty to tranfport a Horfe 
into Holland, 8 Apr. 

Gracious, Minifter of Heyte(bury, 1646, Order for pay- 

ing him 607. per Annum out of tle Reétory and Two Pre- 

bends, 28 Mar. Appointed Mafter and Governor of the 

Hofpital, 25 June. 

Major John, 1646, the Committee of the Weft to fupply 

his Widow with 41. a Week for the Maintenance of hertelf 

and Children—Another Committee to confider the Arrears 
due to her Hufband, 7 Oét. 

Captain, 1646, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 30 




















Thanked, 



































Nov. 

Francks, Clees, 1645, his Petition, and One of the States Am- 
baffadors Letters, referred to the Committee for foreign 
Affairs, 3 Apr. 

Frane, Monfieur de, 1646, Order for a Reward to him for In- 
telligence of Importance out of France, 18 Apr. Sent to 
Lords, 22. 

Freeman, Lieutenant, 1646, Petition referred to a Committee, 
15 Oct. 

French Refidents. Vide Sabran and Bellieure. 

Merchants, 1644, Petition from Lords referred to the 

Committee of both Kingdoms, 11 Feb.—Letter from Lords to 

be fent to the French King concerning the Stay of Goods in 

France, read, and referred; the Committee to prepare Letter 

fit to be fent from both Houfes, and another to be fent from 

themfelves, 13. Letters read, and agreed to, 14. Lords 

Concurrence fignified, 15. 





—— 1645, 




















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-—— 1645, their Petition reported; Order thereupon, 15 Dec. 
Vide Supply. 

French, Edward, 1646, his Letter read, 8 June. 

Frodingham, 1646, Order for fettling 50/. per Annum on the 
Vicar and his Succeffors, 6 Aug. 

Fry, Francis, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 18 Aug. Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. F 

Frys, Hans Jacob, 1646, to have Pafs to return into his own 
Country, 20 Apr. 

Fyott, Mary, 1645, her Petition from Lords, 20 June 
Order for 100/. for her, 12 Jan. Sent to Lords, 17. 





Read ; 





20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 


G A OL Delivery, 1645, Jultices to certify the Names and Of- 

T fences of Perfons they think fit for Mercy, to the Com- 
miflioners of the Great Seal; Commiffioners te acquaint both 
Houfes. therewith, 20 Jan. 

Gaols, 1645, Order for collecting the antient Rates for them in 
Counties, 17 Nov. 

Gardiner, Captain Samuel, 1646, Petition; Order for Repay- 
ment of his Loan, 6 June. 

Gardner, Widow, 1645, her Petition from Lords, 9 Jan. 

Gargrave, Lady Catharine, 1646, Petition, 23 Apr. Vide Dan- 
vers, Sir John. 

Garifous, 1644, Order for raifing 4,000 1. for Payment of fome 
under the Parliament, 26 Dec. 

———. 1645, Quorum of the Committee for Forts and Garifons 
to be reduced, 31 May——Propofitions for reducing the Ene- 
my’s Garifons, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
2 Aug.-—Report that a confiderable Garifon would turrender 
upon the ‘Terms Afhby de Ja Zouch had; nothing done there- 
upon,10 Mar. Bufinefs left to the Committee, 11—Their Re- 
38 trom Lords concerning the Surrendering of a Garifon, read ; 

ote of the Houfe concerning it to be fent to Lords, 14—— 
Order for fending down godly Minifters, 6 Oct. A Com- 
mittee to confider what Garifons are fit to be flighted, 20. 

1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance, in the nature 
of a general Summons, to all the King’s Garifons to furren- 
der, under a Penalty, and not to burn any ‘Towns or Houfes, 
10 Apr.——Cenditions to be offered to fuch as hold out, re- 
ported, and read; nothing done thereuapon—General to give 
them fuch Conditions as he fhall think fit, 6 May—The Com- 
mittee of Examinations to examine the Breach of Articles 
made with the Enemy by him, for the Surrender of any Gari- 
fon, 26 June—Previous and main Queftions for contidering all 
the Garifons of the Kingdom, feverally Affirmative, 29. 

Garnett, John, 1645, approved to be «a Boatfwaim, g July. 

Garrett, Ralph, 1646, to have Pals to go beyond Sea, 18 
May. 

Garjington, 1646, Letters from thence read ; Order for providing 
‘Tents, 4 May. 

Gafje, James ja, 1645, Petition to be reported, 22 Dec.—Re- 
ported, and read; nothing done thereupon, 29. 

Gatefhead. Vide Devereux, Jonathan. 

Gatton, 1645, new Writ, 3 Sept. 

Gaunt, Houle, 1645, Governor appointed, 12 Aug. 

Gee, Mr. 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Reétor of 
Eccletton, 3 Jan. 

Geering, Alexander, 1646, the Committee for [rifh Affairs to 
certify his Debt, 20 Apr. 

Gelder, William van, 1646, to have Pafs to return into his own 
Country, 20 Apr. 

Gell, Sir Sole, 1645, his Letter read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms, 17 Odt, Members to be exa- 
mined by them, g Jan.—Order for making Report; the Com- 
mittee impowered to fend for him, 31. 

General. Vide Effex, Earl of, aud Fairfax, Sir Thomas. 

Genoa, 1645, the Committee of both Kingdoms to fend a Let- 
ter to the State, on belialf of the Eaft India Company, 6 Jan. 
‘heir Report communicated by Lords; Letter read, and 
agreed to, 15. 

Gerard, Mr. 1645, re-admitted upon a Report from the Com- 
mittee for ablent Members, 4 Apr. 

Sir Gilbert, 1645; to deliver Warrants, whereupon 
Money is due, to the Committee of Accounts—Perfons to 
whom itis due to have public Faith, 22 Dec. 

———-— Gilbert, 1645; Petition; Order appointing him Clerk 
of Atlize for the Norfolk Circuit ; Ordinance for that Purpofe 
read, 14 Feb. Read Second time, and pafled, 2 Mar. se 
to Lords, 3. 

Germains, St. 1646, new Writ, 11 Nov. 

Gibbon, Sir Henry, 1644, his Propofitions concerning Woods 
wpon the Weft Park of Brande Smyth, referred to the Com- 

















mittee at Newcaftle—His Propofitions concerning his Penfion 

to be confidered by Houle, 24 Feb. 

Richard. Vide Noell, Thomas. 

Major, 1646, Part of his Regiment to be employed in 
Ireland, the refi to be difbanded, 15 June. 

Gibbons, Dr. 1646, his Petition, with Lords Senfe thereupon, 
13, Nov. 

Gibjon, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 27 Aug ——-Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 24 Sept. 

William, 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 18 May. 

Gifford, Jona, 1646, his Vine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
douing his Delinquency read, and pafied, 18 Aug. Sent to 
Lords, 28. 

Giles’s, St. in the Fields, 1644, Moiety of the Collection on the 
Faft Day to be employed for Relicf of the Poor of the Parith, 
28 Jan. 24 Feb. 

Gimbert, Captain, 1645, to be recommended to Sir William 
Brereton, 27 Sept. 

Girlington, Lady Catharine, 1645, her Fine accepted; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning her Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, 
ordered, g Mar. 











Glamorgan, County, 1645, Ordinance for taxing that, Breck. . 


nock, and Radnor, 17 Nov. Sent to Lords, 18——Returned, 
with Amendments, 24 Dec. Amendments agreed to, q 
Jan.———Order appointing a Commander in Chief, 17 Nov. 
fent to Lords, 18 Order appointing a High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 3 Dec. Sent to 
Lords, 9. 
—— 1646, like Order, 22 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 25, 
Earl of, 1646, a Committee to fend for a Letter relating 
. ° ° ° 7 5 
to Particulars concerning him and the [rth Treaty, 11 Mar. 

Glancors, Robert, 1645, Order for paying him 1o0é. upon Ac- 
count, to be deducted out of his Arrears, 29 Mar. . 

Glanzile, Serjeant, 1645, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament, 25 Sept. 

1646, Day appointed by Lords for bailing him; Meflage 

to be fent to them, defiring a longer tine—A Committee to 

examine the Matter of Fact concerning hiin, 3 Sept. 

Mr. 1646, General’s Letier, recommending him to the 
Favour of the Parliament, 31 Mar. 

Glafs. Vide Supply. 

Glemham, Sir Ta. 1645, his Letter, with King’s Letter 
inclofed, communicated by Lords, read, 8 Dec. Another 
Letter read, 16 Jan. 

1646, Report concerning him; Refolution that he is 
comprifed within the Oxon Articles concerning Freedom trom 
Arrefis; Order for his Difcharge, 21 Aug. Sheriffs Petition 
read ; Order for bringing him to Bar, 27. Sheriffs prefent the 
Caufes of his Detainer, and another Petition; Cautfes and 
both Petitions read; Order for his Difcharge; previous Quef- 
tion for reproving the Sheriffs for their Firft Petition, Neg. ; 
Sheriffs commanded to difcharge him; Order for their a 
demnity, and for Perfons who charged Aétions upon him not 
to profecute them; Speaker acquaints the Sheritis therewith; 
Serjeant to acquaint the Plaintiffs, 28. 

Gloucejler, City, 1644, Order for railing 2,000/. for the Garifon, 
28 Jan.—Lettcr of Encouragement to the Governor and 
Officers ordered, 31——Rcceivers of the Money payable to 
the Garifon upon the Cuftoms upon Currans appointed, 14 
Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 15. 

1645, Governor’s Letter, touching the Condition of the 

Place, read, and referred to the Committce of both King- 

doms; Letter of Encouragement to him ordered, 3 Apr— 

Another Letter for Supply of Horfe; Order for fending them, 

o—For a Fortnight’s Pay for them, 11—For 3004. more; 

Gentlemen of the County to procure it upon their perfonal 

Credits, 23—Propofitions for maintaining a Force there read, 

and referred to the Comnnittee of ‘Gloucetier, 26 Order 

for the Horfe to march, 12 May—Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. for 
continuing Colonel Maffey Governor ; Queftion for reading it, 

Neg.; Quefiion for receiving Two Petitions, with Articles and 

Reafons, againft him, Neg. 16—Another Governor appoint- 

ed; Lords Concurrence fignified; the Committee of both 

Kingdoms to fend for him to receive his Commitlion, 26 — 

Letter from the City, concerning Dangers from Colonel Maf- 

fey’s Removal ; Letter to futist'y them they fhall fuffer no Pre- 

judice thereby, ordered, go Order for fending down Pow- 
der—A Committee to command the Garifon and Forces tll 
the appointed Governor come down, 2 June. Sent to Lords, 

9. Committees added ; Quorum appointed; Lords Concur- 

rence fignified, 4—Letter and Informations concerning Co- 

lonel Maffey’s Removal, prefented from the Common Coun- 
cil; Speaker’s Anfwer, 7—-Another Goveruor appointed ; 

Lords Concurrence fignified ; the Committee of both King- 

doms to fend for him, 18—Letter from thence read, and re- 

ferred to them, 28 Ordinance for lending to the Commit- 
tee of Gloucefter the annual Sum of 100 d. given to a Chari- 
table Ufe, and to be paid by the Drapers Company, read twice, 

3 





















































4 
| 
4 

















and committed ; Company to be heard, 15 Aug.—Governor’s 

Letter read, and referred to a Committee, 20——Order for 

500 /. for Advance of Pay, and for Recruits of Arms, &amp;c. 

for a Troop of Horfe, 20 Sept. Agreed to by the Lords, 23 

Ordinance for providing 300/. per Annum out of the 

Revenue of the Dean and Chapter, for furnishing able Preachers 

in the City, 7 Nov. Ordinance for uniting the Churches, 

and maintaining preaching Ministers, read, and committed, 

22 Dec.—A Committee to confider the Condition of the City, 

20—Order for paying 10/, a Week to the Trained Bands 

upon the main Guard, 22 Petition of Officers of Two 

Regiments of Foot ; Order for paying them and Officers of 

Horte, that were at the taking of Hereford, One Fifth Part of 

their Arrears out of the Ranfom, &amp;c. of the Prisoners, 22 

Jan.——Ordinance for paying them 6,o00/. every Six Months 

out of the Excife, read, and paffed, 23 Mar. Agreed to by 

Lords, 24. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords, concerning appointing 
Minifters and a Schoolmafter, 30 Apr. To be read, 7 
May Read, and _ paffed, 8 July Order for Money to 
repair the Works, aul drain the flanding Waters about them, 
4 May. Sent to Lords, 5—Ordinance for paying 4,000 /. 
due to the City from the Parliament, read, and paffled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 6 Committees Letter concern- 
ing aflefling Part of the City towards maintaining the Garifon 
at Briftol, read, 7 Difference about levying the Money, 
referred toa Committee ; Order prohibiting them to proceed 
in the Levies, 20 Aug. Order for flighting the Garifon— 
For continuing One Regiment of Foot and Two Troops of 
Horfe, 28 July. 

County, 1644, Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance 
for railing Monies for Gloucefterfhire, Monmouthfhire, &amp;c. 
Nine Months longer, read and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 11 Mar. 

1645, the Committee impowered to grant Commiflions 
to Colonels, and other inferior Officers, recommended by the 
Committee of Gloucefter, 13 Aug. Ordinance from Lords, 
for continuing the Sheriff, agreed to, 4 Sept. Order ap- 
pointing a Commander in Chief, fent to Lords, 28 Oct. 
Returned with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 31 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion un- 
der the Great Seal, 1 Nov. Sent to Lords, 4 Ordinance 
for martial Law for the County and City, read, and pafled, 
3 Jan. Sent to Lords, 5. Returned with a Provifo; Provifo 
agreed to, 15 Names of additional Committees re-com- 
mitted, 16 Feb. Reported, and agreed to, 23. Sent to Lords, 
24 Ordinance for High Sheriff to refide out of his County, 
read, and pafled, 2 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 4. 

1646, Deputy Lieutenants added; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired—The Committee to confider what Garifons are 
fit to be flighted, 2 July. Order for flighting feveral—For 
employing a Regiment of Horfe for the Trith Service—Ordi- 
nance for continuing the Ordinance for raifing Monies for 
the Forces in Gloucefterfhire, Monmouthfhire, &amp;c. a Month 
longer, read, and pafied, 28. Sent to Lords, go. 
1646, new Writ, 3 Nov. 

Glover, Mrs. 1645, her Petition from Lords, 20 May 
put Houfe in mind thereof, 24 June. 

Glyn, John, 1645, appointed Prothonotary and Clerk of the 
Crown for the Counties of Flint, Denbigh, and Montgomery ; 
Order for a Grant to him under the Great Seal, 14 Mar. 
Sent to Lords, 15. 

—— Colonel Thomas, 1646, Order appointing him Governor 
of Carnarvon, 11 June. Sent to Lords, 12. 

Godfres, Lieutenant, 1645, to be exchanged for Captain Gouge, 
29, June. : 

Godolphin, Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 4/7. a Week for 
his prefent Subtifience, 3 June. 

- 1646, ditcharged, 20 Aug. ‘ ' 

Gold, Colonel William, 1645, Order for difcharging his Heirs 
from Wardfliip, 16 Dee. 

Good, Mr. defired to preach, 26 Feb. 1644——~Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 26 Mar. 1645. 

—— Peter, 1645, Letter relating that he was fent up upon 

Sufpicion of being a Prieft ; the Committee of Examinations to 
difpofe of him, 11 June. 

Goodlad, Nathanael, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Exculed, 16 Mar. 

Goodman, Captain, 1645, the difpofing of and providing for his 
Horfe, referred to the Committee of the Eaftern Affociation, 
4 Nov. : 

e—— William, and Richard Hanfon, 1646, Petition; Order 

“ for reprieving them—For Grant under the Great Seal for par- 
doning then,27 Aug. Sent to Lords, 28. 

Goodricke, Caftle, 1646, Letter from thence read; Order for 
fending down Powder, 25 June A Committee to acquaint 
the Countefs of Kent with the Necefflity of demolifhi it, and 
promife her Satisfuétion for Damages the fhall fuftain thereby, 
25 Aug. 

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They 

















INDEX @ the Fourtu Votumke:. 


———— 1646, read, and paffed, 6 Aug. Sent to Lords, 18 


Goodrick, Sir John, 1645, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall 
to compound with him, 22 Dec.—Report; his Fine accepted ; 


Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment 
thereof, ordered, 23 Mar. 





eed for his Difcharge from further Imprifoment, 26 

ar. 

Goodwyn, Jane, 1645, Petition read ; Order for paying her 59217. 
19s. due toher Hufband, 14 May. 

—- Thomas, defired to preach, 28 Jan. 1645 25 Aug. 

1640——Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 25 Feb. 1645 

10 Sept. 1646. 

- John, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week for his 

prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

" 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Gorge, Sir Theobald, 1645, Order for bailing him, and for his 
Attendance on the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, to make 
his Compofition, 17 Nov. 

Gorges, Lord and Lady, 1645, Petition reported, read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of the Revenue, 27 Oct. 

Geringe, General, 1645, intercepted Letter from him to Secre- 
tary Nicolas, read, 2 Sept. Another read, and to be de- 
cyphered, 4 Feb. Decyphered, and Read, 11. 

Henry, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
~—— his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
31 Jan. 

———1646, read, and paffed, 18 May 
Nov. 

Gourdon, Mr. 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Gowee, Bridget, 1645, Order for pardoning her for Bigamy, 20 
Jan. Sent to Lords, 22. 

Gower, Mr. 1645, delired to pray before the Houfe at St. Mar- 
garet’s, 24 Sept. 

Gradee, Colonel, 1646, Order for a Reward to the Meffenger 
that apprehended him, 15 July. Sent to Lords, 22. 

Graham, Thomas. Vide Martin, Captain Fowke. 

Sir Richard, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 

os his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 18 Aug. 

Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Lieutenant Colonel Robert, 1646, Petition read ; no- 
thing done thereupon, 29 Sept. 

Grandifon, Lady, 1645, Pafs from Lords for her to go into 
France, agreed to, 17 Apr. 
Grantham, 1645, Letter from thence concerning Propofitions 
from the Gentlemen of Lincolnfhire; a Committee to confi- 
der of raifing a Regiment of Horte for reinforcing the Garifon, 
when one is drawn off, 12 May. Report; Gentlemen of the 
affociated Counties to raife Money for maintaining them upon 

their perfonal Credits, 19. 

Gravenor, Lady, 1646, Information of Words fpoken in her 
Chamber, referred to a Committee ; Serjeant to bring her and 
others before them, 1 May. . 

Gray, Lord, of Warke, 1645, Pafs from Lords, for his Two Sons 
and Servants to go beyond Sea, agreed to, 5 Apr. Order 
for him to have the Benefit of the 5th and 2oth Parts of Two 
Malignants, fent to Lords, 31 Oct. Letter, and Lords 
Defires concerning him, to be confidered, 7 leb.—They put 
Houfe in mind thereof, 28 Feb. 21 Mar. , 

1646, like Meflage, 4 Aug. 

— Mr. le. Vide Kairfax, Mr. 

Major, 1644, Lords put Houfe in mind of a Petition in the 

Names of his Brothers, 20 Feb. 

1646, like Meflages, 29 Aug. 30 Sept. Petition 

{pecially recommended to the Committee of Petitions, 29 

Aug. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, to have Colonel Rainfborough’s 

Regiment; Perfons approved of to be Officers under him; 

the Committee of both Kingdoms to grant them Commif- 

fions,2 May. 

1646, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to grant him Commiffion 

to raife 1,000 Foot for the Lrifh Service, 30 July. 

Adjutant, 1646, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 31 

July. 

Lord, of Groby, 1645, to have the Benefit of Two Affefl- 

ments for the 2oth Part, upon Account, in Part of his Arrears, 
June. 

; Job, 1645, Order from Lords, for exchanging him for Sir 
William Riddell, agreed to, 13 June. 

—— Dame Elizabeth, 1645, her Petition from Lords, to be 
confidered, 17 Dec. 

Great Seal, 1645, Order for continuing the Commiflioners Six 
Days after the End of next Term, agreed to by Lords—A 
Committee to confider of a Recompence to them and their 
Sueceflors, 12 May Refolution for continuing them Six 


























Sent to Lords, 21 








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Months longer, 1 July. Agreed to by Lords, 2-—~For con- 
tinuing them to the laft Day of February next, 10 Dee. 
Sent'to Lords, 15—-—~Houfe to confider in whofe Hands it 
fhall be trufted, 5 Mar. Refolution for committing it to 
the fame Members of both Houfes as formerly; Ordi- 

nance 

















IN DE X @ the FourntH Votume. 


nance for that Purpofe ordered, 14. Ordinance for continu- 
ing it in their Hands Six Months longer, read, and paffed, 16. 
Sent to Lords, 18. Returned, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 1g—Commiflioners to be {worn in the Pre- 
fence of both Houfes; Lords acquaint Houtle they are ready to 
adminifter the Oath, 2o—Ordinance from Lords, appointing a 
Place for keeping the Seal, read, and paffed, 21. 

«— 1646, A&amp; concerning the Great Seal, read, 30 June 
Commiilioner appointed in the room of One deceafed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 3 July They acquaint Houfe 
they are ready to fwear him in, and deliver the Seal, 11 Aug. 

Great Seal from Oxon prefented ; Order for breaking it ; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3 July Meflage from 

them, that they are ready to break it, 11 Aug. revious 

Queftion for continuing the Commiffioners till 2oth December 

next, Neg.; Refolution for continuing them a Month longer, 

1 Sept. Bent to Lords, 2--Ordinance from Lords, appointin 

Commiffioners, to be confidered, 10 Read twice, ih 

committed, 1 Oct. Reported, and paffed, with Amendments ; 
nference defired thereupon, ten | to; Managers appointed ; 

Conference held, 13—Queftion for committing the Cuftody of 
the Great Seal to Members of both Houfes, Neg.; Number 
of the Commiffioners agreed to; Queftion for proceeding 
to the Nomination of them, Neg.; Day appointed for it; 
late Commiffioners to have each 1,000/. beftowed upon them ; 
Members, late Commiffioners, to pra¢tife in all the Courts 
within the Bar, and have Precedence next to the Solicitor 
General; Commiflioner laft appointed to be thanked, 1 Oct. 
Queftion for Leave to {peak againtt the Order, that no Mem- 
ber of either Houfe fhall be a Commiflioner, Neg.; Com- 
miffioners appointed; a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
appointing them for Six Months; Provifo to render them 
incapable of being Affiftants to Lords Houle to be inferted ; 
Power of nominating Juftices of Peace, and Minifters to 
Livings, in the Gift of Lord Keeper, or the Commiflioners 
to be in both Houfes, 8. Ordinance for confirming the 
prefent Great Seal, and all Acts done thereby, read, and paff- 
ed, 11. Sent to Lords, 13. Conference defired by them 
thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 
16. Reported; Lords Amendments difagreed to; a Com- 
mittee to aflign Reafons, 19. Free Conference defired ; Ma- 
nagers — free Conference agreed to, held, and re- 
ported ; Order for difabling Members of either Houfe to be 
Commiffioners, vacated ; Members to prepare Ordinance for 
appointing former Commiflioners till 1ft of March next, 20. 
Ordinance read twice ; Provifo limiting them not to appoint 
to Livings, or make Juftices of Peace, read, and laid afide; 
Ordinance paffed, and fent to Lords—Commiflioners not to 
relieve Toston in Chancery where they may be relieved by 
commoh Law, 21. Ordinance returned, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to—Key of the Cheft, wherein the Seal 
was, delivered to the Speaker in the Chair, 23 —Ordinance for 
continuing the Cuftody of the Great Seal in the Speakers 
of both Houfes, and authorizing them to feal all Writs, &amp;c. 
ufually paffed under it, read, twice, and committed, 24—Or- 
dinance for committing the Cuftody thereof to them, and ap- 

inting them, with the Judges and Matters in Chancery, to 
rear and determine Caufes in Chancery, read twice, and com- 
mitted; Name of the Speaker of Lords Houfe to be inferted, 
29g—Ordinance for “2 a them fully Commiflioners, 
read twice, and pafled, 30. Agreed to by Lords, to be 
rinted and publifhed—Houfe go up to hear them {worn in— 
Meffage to Lords, defiring them to appoint a Committee to 
confider how the Seal fhould be difpofed of after the Expira- 
tion of their Commiffion, 31 Gani of both Houfes 
appointed, 3 Nov. Order for their Meeting, 9 Nov. 4 
Dec. Quorum oy 4. 

Green, John, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 
Aug.——Read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
15 Nov. 

Giles, 1645, Order for ee 4l. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June—Difcharged; Order for pay- 
ing him 500/. per Annum from January 1642, 27 Od. 

—— Alexander, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Lancafhire, 29 Dec. 

Lieutenant Colonel Robert, 1646, Petition read, 20 Aug. 

Greenhill, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 1 Aug. 

- Captain, 1045, appointed Commander of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Greenings, Johan, 1646, to have Pais to return into his own 
Country, 20 Apr. 

Grefley, Sir George, 1645, Petition read; Order for allowing 
him 4/. a Week for his prefent Subfittence, 28 Aug. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Greves, Colonel, 1645, to be f{ummoned to attend a Committee; 
Member to give him Notice, 6 Aug.—Ordinance for 500/. 
for him out of the Excite, read, and paffed, 28. Agreed to by 
Lords, 29———Order for a Fortnight’s Pay for the Reforma- 
does under his Command, 1 Sept. 












































1646, Order for removing his Regiment near Oxon, 3. 


Apr. 
Grifyn, Colonel, 1645, be fent up in fafe Cuftody, and not ex- 
changed without the Confent of the Houfe, 29 May. 
Griffyth, Mr. 1644, Committees added to his Committee ; Order 
for making Report, 28 Jan. His Letter, relating that he is 
poifoned; oe Phyficians to attend him, 18 Feb. 
1645, Report concerning his fcandalizine the Princ 
Eletor and lay Herbert, referred back ; the Toad ne 
receive all Informations againft him, and prepare Articles 5 
Apr.—Quorum appointed, agreed to by Lords; Committecs 
added,7. Lords acquaint Houfe they had removed him from 
the Fleet to Newgate, 12 Information of his Efcape ; 
Order for apprehending him, 4 June. Keeper to anfwer Bod y 
for Body for him, 9. 
Anne, 1646. Vide Privileges. 
Colonel, 1645, to be exchanged for Major Lomax, 22 

















O&amp;. 

—-. Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, Order for paying him 5o0/. 

Grimfby, Great, 1646, new Writs, 12 &amp; 17 Feb. 

Grinftead, Eaft, 1645, Petition of diftrefled Poor read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of Sequeftrations, 10 Sept. 

1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. Election; double Return - 
Order for making Report, 4 Feb. Report; Exceptions taken 
to One Burgels returned; Matter referred to the Committee 
of Examinations, 9. 

Grocers Hall, 1644, a Committee to fit there during an Adjourn- 
ment, and confider of raifing Money ; all Members defired to 
attend, 6 Mar. 

Grove, Thomas, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Guelders, Duke of, 1645, his Servant, to have Pafs to go to the 
King, 31 May. Speaker acquaints Houfe with a Paper de- 
livered to him concerning the Duke; his Defires referred to 
the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 11 Aug.—Lords Defires 
concerning him read; Leave given him to tranfport bimseii, 
Ten Geldings, and all his Retinue, 11 Sept. Order from 
Lords for lis tranfporting the Geldings Cufiom free, agreed 
to, 24 Oét. 

Guernjfey, Mile of, 1644, Lords acquaint Houfe they had received 
Articles concerning it, 3 Jan. 

1645, Examination of a late Mutiny, referred to the 

Committee of Examinations, 30 May Ordinance from 

Lords, for fending over Forees, 27 Sept. 

1646, Letters from thence, communicated by Lords, 
read, 5 May Governor's Letter, and Officers teiition 
read; Order for paying them One Fifth Part of their Arrears, 
22 June Letter from the Bailiffs and Jurats read, 6 Oct. 
Vide Jerfey-—Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to the 
Conunittee of both Kingdoms, 23. Report; Order for fend- 
ing over 400 Men, and raifing 1,000 for the Security of Guern- 
fey, Alderney, and Sarque, 30. 

Guildford, 1645, new Writ, 12 Nev. 

Gun, Alice, 1645. Petition referred to Auditor Broad, 2 Feb. 

Gun-founding, 1645, Confiderations for carrying on the Work 
-— und referred to the Committee of the Navy, 30 

une. 

a, 1646, Report concerning it referred to a Committee, 
7 Oct. 

Gunter, Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 12 
Aug. Read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
15 Nov. 

Gurney, Sir Richard, 1644, his Fine accepted, 4 Mar. 





























20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 
LL 4ABEAS Corpus, 1646, Ordinance concerning Prifoners re- 


moved out of the Tower, or Serjeant’s Cuftody, by War- 
rants thereof, read, and pailed, 27 Oct. Sent to Lords, 29 
A Committee to confider the whole Matter of Fact concerning 
thofe Writs for fuch Prifoners, 2 Dec. 

Haberdafhers Hall, 1645, Houfe to confider of repealing the fe- 
veral Ordinances concerning the Committee tnere, 9 Feb.— 
A Committee to confider of regulating the Powers granted 
them, and of the Proceedings of their Under Officers, and for 
what Time it will be fit to continue them, 17. 

Hack, William, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
ol his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 9 

ar. 

1646, read, and paffed, 18 May——-Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Haddington, Lady, 1645, Order from Lords, for her to tranfport 
Horfes the brought from Scotland, agreed to, 8 July. 

Hales, Sir Edward, 1645, to be affeffed 1,500/. for his 2oth Part; 
Order for levying and making the ufual Deduétions, 22 Apr. 

- His Petition, 26 Dec. To be confidered, 26 Dec. 
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1646, another Petition to be read, 17 Apr. 
Halford, Sir Richard, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 





Aug. 
Hall, Edward, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 
Mrs. 1646, her Petition from Lords ; Order for paying 
her Part of her Brother’s Arrears, 23 May. 

Dr. Jofeph, 1646, his Petition, with a Refolve of the 
Houfe annexed, and Lords Order thereupon, 9 O&amp;. 

Hallowes, Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Jonathan, 1645, Petition, 17 Sept. Vide Lowther, Sir 
Chriftopher. 

Halfey, Mrs. 1645, Order for paying her 40/. 4 Nov. 

Hamburgh Merchants, 1645, their Agent to have Pafs to go to 
Briftol 16 Aug. 

Hamilton, Sir Frederick, 1644, Remonftrance of the Committee of 
Adventurers for Ireland concerning him, with Papers annexed, 
re-committed to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 17 Mar. 

1645, his printed Petition to be confidered, 31 May 

Read, with a written Copy thereof, and referred to the Com- 

mittee of Examinations, 2 June. 

Sir John, 1645, Ordinance for difcharging the Sequef- 

tration of his Park, fent to Lords, 22 Apr. 

Sir James, 1645, to have Pafs to return into the King’s 
Quarters within Four Days, or depart the Kingdom; other- 
wife to ftand committed, 11 Oét. Order for his Commit- 
ment, 18. 

Hammond, Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, to be exchanged for 
Lieutenant Colonel Kinkin; to have Liberty to go to effect 
his Exchange, 2 Sept. 

Colonel, 1645, informs Houfe of his Ufage during his 

Imprifonment in Bafinghoufe ; Order for beftowing upon him 

200/, towards his Lofles, 15 O&amp;t. 

1646, appointed Governor of Exeter, 13 Apr.—In- 
formation touching the Collar of SS and Garter in his Hands, 
referred to a Committee, 14 July. 

Hampden, John, 1645, Order for difcharging his Heirs from 
Wardthip, 16 Dee. : 

Hampton Court, 1646, a Committee to confider of the Number 
of Perfons come thither with the King’s Goods, 2 July. 

Hanaper Office, 1645, Ordinance appointing a Deputy Clerk, 
read, and paffed, 16 July. Sent to Lords,17. Returned, with 
an Amendment; Amciudment agreed to, 18——Ordinance 
for paying into the Office Monies due to the late Lord Keeper, 
16 j y. Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

Hancock, John, 1645, his Petition, and Lords Order thereupon ; 
Petition referred to the Committee of the Weft, 28 June 

Lords recommend Difpatch, 5 July——Their Defire 









































concerning him read, 8 Sept.——Order for making Report, 8 
Sept.——13 O¢.—— Letters concerning him, 27 Meflage 





from Lords concerning him, 3 &amp; 14 Nov. 2 Dec. Lords 
Defires read; Order for paying his Arrears, 6.—Order from 
Lords, appointing him Marthal of the Vice Admiralty of the 
South and North in Cornwall, agreed to; the Committee of 
the Admiralty to grant him a Warrant, 17. 

Hanger, George, 1645, to be difcharged from further Damage 
concerning the Wine Project, upon Payment of 4o/.; his 
Bond to be delivered up, 2 May. 

Hanham, Thomas, 1645, the Committee at Goldfiniths Hall to 
compound with him for his Delinquency, 18 Ot. 

1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency read, and pafled, 5 June Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

TTankinfon, Mary, 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 11 Sept. 

Hanmer, Thomas, 1644, to be admitted to his Compofition ; 
the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to compound with him ; 
to be fent up upon Bail; and his Delinquency certified to 
them, 28 Jan. 

1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 

Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 Aug. 

Read and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Nov. 

—The Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to receive Informations 

concerning him, 17. 

Sir Thomas, 1646, avows his Examination, 18 June. 

Hanjon, Captain. Vide Denton, Captain—1645, Order for 
paying his i, 3 Jan. 

_— Richard. ide Goodman, William. 

Harbourne, Mr. 1644, his Petition from Lords, 25 Jan. 
They put Houfe in mind thereof, 13 Mar. 

Harcourt, Sir Simon, Petition, and Ordinance concerning his 
Lady, to be confidered, 16 Dec. Ordinance for fettling her 
Jointure, and paffing the Wardfhip of her Son, read, 22. 
089 Second time, and paffled; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
ired, 29. 

Hare, Sir Ralph, 1645, Order for his Return into England by a 
tn! appointed, upon Pain of the Sequeftration of his Eftate, 
23 Aug. 

Harlaxton, 1645, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Reétor, 
24 Mar. 

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1646, read, and paffed, 5 Aug. 

Harlefion, Henry, 1645, to be difcharged from Attendance on 
any Committee—To be fent for by Serjeant, 11 Feb. 

Harley, Colonel Edward, 1645, appointed Governor of Cannon 
Froome, 31 July——Order fent to Lords, 1 Aug. Agreed 
to by them, 2 To be recommended to the Committee 
of both Kingdoms for,an Employment in Herefordfhire, 3 
Jan.—Lords Order, appointing him General of Horfe for that 
County and Radnorfhire, 9. 

Harper, Henry, 1645, State of his Cafe reported; Order for 
remitting his Fine ; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
ordered, 23 Mar. 

1646, read, and re-committed, 7 July. : 

Sir Jofeph, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency read, and re-committed, 28 May. 

Harramburgh, Monfieur de, 1646, Pafs from Lords, for him to 
tranfport Six Horfes ; previous Queftion for agreeing thereto, 
Neg. 24 Sept. 

Harrington, Sir James, 1645, Order for a Moiety of the Pay 
due to the Waggoners of his Brigade; the Committee of the 
Militia to certify Reatons for not paying the other Moiety, 2 
May Petition, defiring he may be appointed Lieutenant of 
the Ordinance, difagreed to—Order for allowing him 4/. a 
Week for his prefent Subfiftence, 9 Feb. Sent to Lords, 10. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

mee William, 1645, his Petition from Lords to be confidered, 
26 May. 

Harris, Mr. 1644, defired to preach, 4 Mar. Excufed, 5. 

Mr. a Member, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a 

Week for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

William, 1645, Petition read, and laid afide, 10 Nov. 

Harrifon, Major, 1644, Bufinefs concerning him and Captain 
le Hunt, referred to the General, 28 Feb. 

Sir John, 1645, Information that Money due to him 

from Sir Henry Vane belongs to Orphans; Matter referred 

to a Committee, 31 July. 

Peter, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee of Exa- 

minations, 11 Sept. 

Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges 
Money advanced by him, 4 May. 

Hartledown, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Rector, 
13 Nov. 

Hartlibb, Mr. 1646, a Committee to confider of fome prefent 
Maintenance for him—Order for advancing him 100/. with- 
out Account, 25 June. 

Harvey, Colonel Edmund, 1644, Information concerning Plate 
taken by him from John Hayes, referred to the Commitice of 
Examinations, 28 Jan. 

— 1645, his Petition concerning Exportation of Calves 

Skins, referred to a Committee, 4 Oct. Liberty given hin 

to tranfport them, g Dec. 

— Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 4/ a Week for his 

prefent Subfiftence, 14 Feb. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 

his Delinquency read, and pafled, 18 Aug. Sent to Lords, 19. 

Hafeley, 1646, Gidinsnce from Lords, appointing a Minilter, 
read and laid afide, 31 Mar. Another from them to the 
fame Purport, 31 July Read, and pafled, 5 Aug. 

Sir Arthur, 1644, Order touching paying the Re- 
mainder of Money formerly afligned to his Horfe, 25 Jan. 
1645. Vide Privileges—Order for a Fortnight’s Pay 

for them, 22 Apr. Information that a ‘Trumpeter from 
Oxon had brought a Letter to him; Letter and Petition deli- 
vered in; Trumpeter ordered into Cuftody ; the Committee 
of Examinations to examine him, and fearch him, and his 
Lodgings, 26 Feb. 

Tlaftings, 1645, new Writ, 3 Sept. 

Hafiings, Colonel, 1646, to have Pals to go beyond Sea, 18 May. 

Hatton, Robert, 1645, intercepted Letter from him to the Go- 
vernor of Belvoir Caftle read, 9 Odt. 

Chriftopher, 1646, Quefiion for a Pafs for him to go to 
Holland, Neg. 15 Apr. 

Haverford Wett, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

Hawarden Caftle, 1645, Order fora Reward to the Meffenger 
that brought the News of taking it, 16 Mar. 

Hawe, George, and Sons, 1646, their Fines accepted ; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning their Delinquencies read, and pafied, 10 
Nov. Sent to Lords, 21. 

Hawkes. William, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Hawkins, Mr. 1645, ordered into Cuftody, 19 July. To be 
bailed; 23. 

Mark, 1646, Report from Lords concerning him, 26 Od. 

Hay, John, 1645, approved of to be Captain of a Troop; the 
Committee of both Kingdoms to grant him a Comuniilion, 
23 Apr. 

Heim, Major, 1645, Ordinance for fecuring the Pay for his 
fl orfe for Two Months, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 

Thanked for his Services, and ac- 

quainted, 






































Order for Repayment of 












































to be defired, 22 Sept. 

















IN D E X to the FourtrH VoutuMe. 


quainted, that his Horfe were continued for Three Months 
longer, 1 Nov. 

Hayward, Sarah, 1645, Petition ; Order for paying her 5ol. 
upon Account; the Committee of Accounts to ftate her Huf- 
band’s Accounts, 24 Nov. 

Hazard, Captain Henry, 1645, Order touching paying his Ar- 
rears; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 O¢t—-— Appointed 
Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Heath, Sir Robert. Vide York, Archbifhop of—1645, a Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance to remove him from being a Juf- 
tice of the King’s Bench, 1 Nov.—Ordinance for removing 
him, Sir Francis Crawley, Sir Richard Wetton, Sir Robert 
Fofier, and Sir Thomas Mallet, heretofore Judges of the 
King’s Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, read, and 
pafled ; Lords Conference to be defired, 22. 

Mrs. 1645, Order for paying her 50l. 4 Nov. 

Hele, Sir John, 1645, General to accept of his Fine of 2,000 /. 
upon fubmitting to fuch further Fine as the Parliament fhall 
think fit; Order for Difpofal thereof; General to fecure him 
in Taunton Gaol, 13 Aug. Conference to be defired with 
Lords concerning their Order for a Habeas Corpus for hin, 
and that he remain in the mean time in Execution—A 
Committee to ftate his Cafe, 17 O¢t. Report; Order for 
fining him 10,000/. and for him to return a pofitive Anfwer 
within Ten Days, 18 Hlis Petition read; Kine of 6,000 /. 
accepted, 15 Nov. 

1646, another Petition read; previous and main Queftions 
for accepting the Payment thereof at different ‘Times, feveraliy 
Affirmative, 1 Sept. 

Hemefley, Cafile, 1646, to be made untenable, 30 Apr. 

Hemming, Captain, 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms to 
fend for him, and feize fome of his Horfe to pay for the free 
Quarter they have taken, 24 Jan. 

Hemfen, De Witt, and Simkinfon, 1644, Petition defiring Pay- 
ment for Arms and Ammunition they have furnifhed the Par- 
liament with, read, 14 Mar. 

1645, Report from Lords for paying them, 26 Dec. 
Agreed to, 9 Jan. 

Henderfon, Sir John, 1645, committed to the Tower for levy- 
ing War againft the Parliament and Kingdom ; the Committee 
of both Kingdoms to confider of the Letter taken upon him 
from his Majcfty to the King of Denmark, and of reprefent- 
ing the State of his Bufinefs, 25 Mar. Report concerning 
his Inlargement communicated by Lords—Letter to be fent to 
the King of Denmark, to acquaint him with the Caufe of 
his Detainer, 3 May Order for fending it—For his Dif- 
charge, and for him to tranfport himfelf, and return no 
more, 3 June For his Return within 14 Days, 14 Oét. 
Agreed to by Lords, 16 Report concerning him, com- 
municated by Lords, read, and agreed to, 31 Letter from 
Lords to be fent to the King of Denmark concerning him, 
8 Nov. 

Mr. 1645, defired to pray before the Hloufe, 25 Aug. 
——Thanked, 27 Sept. 

Henley, 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of 
continuing the Governor, 13 Feb.—Order tor reftoring Sack 
fiayed there, 14 For fending down Match and Bandileers, 
17 Mar. 

1645, the Committee of both Kingdoms to provide for 

the Safety of the Garifon, 28 Apr. Order for 5007. for 

them, 29 Agreed to by Lords, 7 May——The Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms to confider of fettling the Garifon, 

18 June—Order for 400/. for them, 20. Agreed to by 

Lords, 23 Governor appointed ; Lords Concurrence to 

be defired, 9g Aug.—His Letter concerning a Mutiny; a Com- 

mittee to take Courfe for punifhing and appeafing it, 13 

Order for him to repair to his Charge—For a Fortnight’s Pay 

for the Garifon, 1 Sept. For 400/. for them, 18 Oct. 

— —Informations of the Committees cruel Ufage of a Woman, 

and rescuing a Perfon from an Arreft, referred to the Commit- 

tee of Examinations, 10 Feb.—Order for fending down Am- 
munition, 17 Ordinance from Lords, for martial Law for 
the Governor, read, and pafled, 4 Mar.—Ordinance for 

400/. out of the Excife, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 

rence fignified—Member to prepare Ordinance for continuing 

the Affeiiments Three Months longer, 9—Governor’s Letter 
concerning the Enemy’s Lodging at Dorchester read, and re- 

ferred to the Committee of kom Kiadene, 19. 

— 1646, Order for 6007. for the Garrifon, 30 Apr—— 
For 1,000/, 3 June. Ordinance for that Purpole read, and 
pafled, 8. Agreed to by Lords, 25. 

Henley, Robert, 1645, State of his and Mr. Whitwick’s Cafe 
reported; Sir Edward Baynton’s Petition read; Order for 
making Report again, 16 i. Report; Petition read again ; 
Queftion for conveying Mr. Henley’s Intereft in a Manor to 
Sir Edward Baynton, Neg.; his Fine accepted ; a Committee 
- confider Mr. Whitwick’s Cafe, and prevent any Damage to 

im, 10. 




































































1646, Order for paying Part of the Fine, and giving 
Security for the Remainder, 4 Apr. Ordinance for Dii- 
polal thereof, and pardoning his Delinquency, read twice; 
Declaration in Favour of Mr. Whitwick; Ordinance paffed, 
13. Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

Henrietta, Princefs, 1646. Vide King’s Children. 

Henfon, Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, previous Question for beftow- 
ing a Horfe upon him, Neg. 25 July. 

Hepey, Captain Richard, 1645, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of Examinations; Order for delivering him Men, 
fortes, &amp;c. to be trantfported into Ireland, and for accommo- 
dating him with Conveniencies, 22 Sept. 

Heralds Ottice, 1645, Member to prepare Ordinance for Re- 
gulation thereof, 20 May—-—Ordinance read twice, and com- 
mitted ; Committees added to the Committee therein, 22 
Nov. Ordinance reported, and paffed, 14 Mar. Sent to 
Lords, 16. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing Two Kings at 
Arms, read, and pafled—The Committee for tleralds to take 
care of regulating the Fees of the Office, 20 O&amp;t. 

Herbert Lord, of Cherbury, 1644, Report concerning him; 
Order for allowing hin 20/. a Week for his prefent Subfitt- 
ence, agreed to by Lords, 25 Feb. 

1046, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Steward 

of the Duchy of Cornwall, and Warden of the Stannarics, 

26 Oct. 

Colonel Willian, 1645, Petition and Demands referred 
to Auditor Broad, 29 Mar.——~Appointed Governor of Mont- 
gomery Cattle; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 19 May 
—His Petition, and Auditors Certificate; to have public 
Faith for Money due; Leave given him to go to the Ge. 
neral, 29. 

Sir Henry, 1645, to be fent for, as a Delinquent, 7 Feb. 
——To be brought to Bar, g Nov. 

William, 1046, appointed Captain of a Troop of Horfe 
in Monmouthfhire; Lords Concurrence to be detfired, 25 


Apr. 

















_—— 





Henry, 1645, Order for allowing him 42. a Week for 
his prefent Subtiftence, 3 June. 

1646, his Petition; Order for 3,o00/. towards Satisfac- 
tion for his Loffes, 1 May. Agreed to by Lords, 21—Order 
for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 30 Aug. 

Lady, 1046, to have Pafs to go into France, 18 Sept. 

James, 1646, Petition read, and referred to a Comuittee, 
3 O44. 

Francis, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 10 Nov. Sent to 
Lords, 21. ; 

Hereford, Town, 1645, Letters from the Scots Army, con- 
cerning the Siege theréof, read, 2 Aug. A Committee to 
prepare Anfwer, 5 Commiflioners Letter read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of both Kingdoms; the Committee 
to inquire of the Scots Commitlioners concerning the Diipotal 
of their Forces before the Town, 4 Sept.—Another Letter from 
them, with the Votes of the Committee upon the Place, read, 
and to be communicated to Scots Commiflioners; their An- 
{wer to be defired, 8 ‘Letter, and Relation of the taking 
the Town, with a Lift of Prifoners; Order for Rewards 
to the Meflengers—For a Thankfgiving. Vide Thanfgiving 
—Governor appointed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 22 
Dec. Duplicate of the News; Order for a Reward to the 
Meflenger, 27———Letter, and List of the Prifoners, read, 3 














Jan. Governor’s Letter read; Order for fending Horfle, 
13 Feb. Governor’s and Committees Letter read; Order 





for fending Cloaths, Powder, &amp;c.; Ordinance for 2,000/. 
out of the Excife, for providing them, ordered, 18 Mar. 
Read, and paffed, 23. Agreed to by Lords, 24 Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for Maintenance of preaching Mi- 
nifters in the ‘Town, 29 Dec. 

——— 1646, Ordinance read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
figniffed, 28 Mar. Petition of Parifhioners of St. Andrew’s 
read; Order appointing a Reétor, and for a Grant under the 
Duchy Seal, 7 Roe. Sent to Lords, 9 Report from Lords 
concerning the Difcharge of fome Delinquents Sequetirauions, 
29 Okt. 

~———- 1646, new Writ, 11 Sept. 

County, 1645, Ordinance for martial Law for the Coun- 
ty and City, read, and paffed, 3 Jan. Sent to Lords, 5. 
Keturned, with a Provifo; Provifo agreed to, 15 Member 
to prepare Ordinance for a Weekly Afleffment upon the Coun- 
ty, for Maintenance of their Forces, 27 Dec. Ordinance 
read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 Feb. 

1646, Petition of Inhabitants; a Committee to confi 
der what Garifons are fit to be flighted—-Order appoimting 
High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 19 
June. Agreed to by Lords, 2 Order for fending 700 
Foot into Ireland, 4 Aug. Petition of the Grand Inqueft 























read, and referred to a Committee, 23 Oci. Vide Birche, 


Colonel John—Committees Petition read, 20. : 
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INDEX w the Fourtu Votume. 





1646, new Writ, 11 Sept. 

Marchionefs of, 1646, to have Liberty to go to her 
Country Houfe, 14 Aug. 

Bifhop of, 1645, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 3 








Jan. 

Herefies_ and Blafphemies, 1646, Order for preventing the 
Growth, and punifhing the Afferters thereof, ordered, 29 
Apr. Read twice, and committed, 2 Sept——Committee 
fits, 15,16 &amp; 22 Sept. 20, 23 &amp; 30 Nov. 

Herle, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 28 Apr. 
to print his Sermon, 27 May. 

Heron, Sir Edward, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
Eeovees his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 6 
aviar. 

1645, his Daughters Petition from Lords read; nothing 

done thereupon, 18 O¢t.—To be exchanged for Sir Alexander 
Hope, 22——Report concerning his Fine; nothing done 
thereupon, 2 Mar. 

Herring, Michoel. Vide Wering, Richard. 

Herring Fithery, 1645, Convoy for Security thereof ordered, 
12 Aug.—Ordinance for a Tax upon Herrings, for fetting 
forth Ships for that Service, and for continuing the Powers of 
a former Ordinance; read, and pafled, 16. Agreed to by 
Lords, 19. 

Hertford, County, 1644, Order about bringing in the Arrears of 
the Scots Monies, 4 Feb. 11 Mar.—Additional Com- 
mittees, 14. Sent to Lords, 15. 

1645, Day appointed for paying the Arrears of the Scots 
Loans, 9 Apr. ommnittees Letter, and Petition of Inha- 
bitants, read, and referred to a Committee, 10 May. (Quo- 
rum appointed, 18 June——Order for {peedy raifing the old 
Levies and new Recruits, and jor putting in Execution the 
Ordinance for punifhing Deferters, 1 July—Report of the 
Proportion of Horfe to be raifed by the County ; Order for 
{peedy raifing and employing them about Grantham, 5..Mem- 
ber to go down, and take care of fpeedy fending them in 
with the old Levies and new Recruits, g—Petition of In- 
habitants, concerning Payment of Tythes, read, 16. Lord 
Lieutenant impowered to grant Commiflions to Officers, 14 
Aug. Lords Concurrence fignified, 15 A Committee to 

refent Names of Three fit Perfons to be High Sheriffs, 7 
Nov. One appointed; Order for a Commiflion under the 
Great Seal, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 12. Petition of 
Gentlemen, with Lords Order, appointing a General of 
Horfe, 9 Jan. Ordinance concerning fettling the County, 
to be confidered, 18 Mar. 

-——— 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commif- 
fion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2—Pre- 
fent Sheriff to be continued, 4. 

Town, 1645, new Writ, 3 Sept. 

Marquis of, 1645, Letter concerning the Death of his 

Son in Franee, to be fent to him, 9 Oét. 

Lady, 1645, the Committee of Examinations to exa- 
mine and fecure her, 30 Dec. 

Hethcott, Mary, 1645, Petition; Order for paying her 50/. 
upon Account; the Committee of Accounts to fiate her Hutl- 
band’s Accounts, 24 Nov. 

Heveningham, Mr. 1644, Order for Repayment of Money ad- 
vanced by him, 31 Jan. 














Thanked, and 









































Hewett, Sir John, 1644, Order for fining him 3,0o00/. and dif- ~ 


charging his Sequeftration, upon Payment, or Security for 

Payment thereof; otherwife to be fecured, and his Lands 

fold, 10 Jan.—Order for felling his Lands—For his Com- 

mitment to the Tower, 28. 

1645, for his paying 2,000/. or his Lands to be fold, 26 
July His Petition offered; Order for his paying 1,000/. 
forthwith, under the fame Penalty, 16 Aug. Day appointed 
for paying it, 23. 

Ileyrick, Mv. 1645, defired to preach, 30 Apr. 
and to print his Sermon, 27 May. 

Heytefoury, 1646, Governor of the Hofpital appointed, 25 
vue. 

Hickman, Sir Willoughby, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance 
for pardoning his pe sine i upon Payment thereof, or- 
dered, 23, Mar. 

1646, read, and paffed, 7 July. Sent to Lords, 9. 

Hicks, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 14 July 23 Feb. 

Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 24 July 13 

Mar. 











Thanked, 

















Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 1 
Jan. 

Hide, Colonel David, 1645, to be continued a Prifoner till he 
give Security to go beyond Sea, and never return, 11 Oct. 

Ordered into Cuftody, 9 Dec.—To have Pafs to go be- 

yond Sea; Order for embarking with the firft fair Wind, 





17% 
Highfield, Captain. Vide Martin, Captain Fowke. 
Higham Ferrers, 1645, new Writ, 17 Sept. 

Vou. IV. 





Highworth, 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon—For fending 
yee Forces into Ireland—For a Fortnight’s Pay for them, 14 

ug. 

Hill, Mr. Vide Pennoyer, William. 

Captain Edward, 1644, to be recommended to Lord Ad- 

miral for an Employment, 20 Mar. 

Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 30 Aug. ; 

Colonel Arthur, 1645, Petition referred to the Committce 

for Irifh Affairs, 5 Aug. 

1646, Report; Order for paying Monies advanced by him, 

1 July. Ordinances for that Purpofe read, and pafled, 31—— 

Sent to Lords, 6 Aug. 

Roger, 1645, Order for beftowing 500/. upon him to- 
wards Satisfaction of his Loffes, 20 Sept——Agreed to by 
Lords, 4 Oct. 

~—~— 1646, to have Mr. Moftyn’s and Mr. Stampe’s Chambers, 
20 Apr. Order for removing Soldiers billeted in his Houfe, 
go June. 

William, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
oe his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 11 
June. 

Hillerfden, Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
= his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
Q Mar. 

1646, read, and pafled, 4 May 
































Sent to Lords, 27 
O&amp;. 

Hindon, 1645, new Writ, 11 O&amp;. Order for making Re- 
turn, 22 Jan. Double Return referred to the Committee 
of Privileges, 7 Feb. 

Hippefley, Sir John, 1645, Order for allowing him 47. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

——— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Hobart, Lieutenant Colonel James, 1645, Order appointing him 
Governor of Lynn, g May. Sent to Lords, 1o——To 
have Colonel Walton’s Regiment; Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 24 June. 

———— Elizabeth, 1645, Petition, 21 May. Vide Privileges. 

Hodder, Captain, 1645, Report concerning him communicated 
by Lords, 23 Feb. 

1646, another, for Payment of Money to him, commu- 
nicated by them, 31 Mar. 

Hodges, Thomas, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/1. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Mr. Vide Stephens, Nathanael. 

Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 31 May 

and to print his Sermon, 25 June. 


Holborn, Major General, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 20 June. 

Holeman, Colonel John, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee 
at Haberdafhers Hall; Order for paying his Arrears out of 
the Moiety of a Delinquent’s Eftate, to be difcovered by him, 
18 Feb. 

Holl, Auguftine, 1645, Petition, the Committee of Sequeftrations 
to examine his Delinquency, 12 Aug. 

Holland, 1644, Affembly to be moved to write Letter of Thanks to 
the feveral Claffes, for their liberal Contribution towards the Re- 
lief of difireffed Protefiants in Ireland ; Memorandum of what 
Provifions they have fent, 3 Jan.—Order concerning granting 
Excife and Cuftom to the Ambafladors upon the Confumption 
of Commodities, agreed to by Lords, 9.—Meflage to Lords, 
defiring the Cominittee of both Houfes, formerly appointed to 
treat with them, may meet, 15. Anfwer to their Propofitions 
from Lords read and agreed to; a Committee of both Houfes 
to deliver it, 17. Report of Delivery, 21—Report from Lords 
concerning free Trade referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 18—Member to prepare a Brief of the Complaints 
and Demands of the Englifh, Lords to be defired to join in 
appointing the former Committee to deliver them, and receive 
their Anfwer, 21. Their Concurrence fignified, 23—Letter 
from Lords to the States concerning Ireland, read, and agreed 
to, 24 Letter from the States of Holland and Weft Frief- 
land communicated by Lords, 22 Feb.—Speaker acquaints 
Houfe with the Ambafladors Defire to be admitted; Order for 
their Admiffion; Matter of the Ceremonies to acquaint them 
herewith; Manner of receiving them; Paper read, and to be 
further confidered, 24. Referred, with another Paper of dan- 
gerous Confequence, to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 2 

1645, Order for making Report, 7 Apr. The Committee 

defire a longer Time, g—Day appointed by Lords for giving the 

Ambafladors Audience, 5. Agreed to; Matter of the Ceremonies 

to give them Notice,g. Manner of receiving them; Paper 

containing their Defire of en Leave referred to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms; the Committee to prepare a De- 
claration of the whole Tranfactions between the Two Houfes, 
and their Members to give what Intelligence they can, and 

Clerk to fend them the Broceeditiga, 10. Order fent to Lords, 

12—Information of a printed Paper, intituled, “ The Speech 

“ of their Excellencies the Ambafladors Extraordinary from 

“ the High and Mighty States, &amp;c.” referred, 15. ~~ 

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Thanked, 


























INDE X fo thee FourtH VouuMe. 


Order for inferting the Paper in the Declaration, 22—Pafies 
for them, their Retinue, and Baggage, 18. Mafter of the 
Ceremonies to attend them, and exprets the ufual Refpects, 21 
Declaration reported ; read, Claufe by Claufe, and re-com- 
mitted, as to fome Claufes; Retolution for fending it to the 
States Provincial, as well as to the States General, 7 May. De- 
claration reported from Re-commitment; Claufe omitted ; 
King’s Letter to the States General to be inferted, and fent to the 
States Provincial ; Declaration paffed ; Order for fending it in 
French and Englifh; Lords to be defired it may be made fit to 
fend to the States Provincial, 8—To be defired to expedite it, 
10. Order for tranflating it into Dutch, 17. Declaration agreed 
to by Lords; Speakers of both Houfes to fign it; Letter from 
Lords to the States General read, and agreed to—the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms to prepare Letters to the States Pro- 
vincial ; Speaker to fign thems the Committee to alter the 
Declaration, that it may be fent to them, 6 June. Letter 
read and agreed to, 13 Declaration to be printed, 5 July 
Speaker acquaints Houfe their Refident defires Audience ; Day 
appointed ; Mgfter of the Ceremonies to acquaint him there- 
with,1 May. Manner of receiving him; Paper touching De- 
mands for Reftitution of Ships taken by the Parliament’s Ships 
read, and referred to the Committee for foreign Affairs, 2. 
Order fent to Lords, 3. Houfe put them in mind thereof, 7. 
—His Letter concerning Dutch Ships condemned in the Ad- 
miralty Court; a Committee to prepare Declaration to be fent 
to the States Provincial, touching the Proceedings of Parlia- 
ment in the Matter of Keprifal of Ships, 23 Order for 
making Report, 5 June; Declaration reported, read, and re- 
ferred to another Committee, 9. Reported and pafled, 5 July; 
fent to Lords, 7. Agreed to by them, o Order for fend- 
ing it; Copy to be Siivend to the Refident, 12 Aug. 

Order for printing it in Dutch and Englifh, 15 Sept.—Am- 

baflador’s Letter communicated by Lords, 16. Paper from 

him communicated by Lords; referred to the Committee 
for foreign Affairs, 23 Feb. Paper concerning him com- 
municated, and referred, 2 Mar. Letters to the States Ge- 
neral, and the States of Holland, for Reftitution of the two 

Ships and Lading taken by De Witte, ordered, 7 Nov. 

1646, reported, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired ; Letters to be figned by Speakers of both Houfes, 
2 July. 

Flolland, Cornelius, 1645, Confideration of his Place about the 
King’s Children; referred to the Committee for them, 23 
June Report; Kefolution, that he is not difabled from 
holding it by the Selt-denying Ordinance; Order for a 
Leafe to him of certain Lands, under the yearly Rent of 
2o00/. in lieu of the Profits thereof, 11 Sept.—Ordinance 
enabling the Commiflioners of the Great Seal to pafs the Grant 
read, 18. Read Second time, and pafled, 25. Sent to Lords, 
2Q. 


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Ralph, 1645, Petition, 17 Sept. Vide Lowther, Sir 

Chriftopher. 

Earl of, 1645, previous Queftion that he remove out 

of the Lines, Neg. 31 Mar. His Petition from Lords 

read; previous Queltion for allowing him 1,o00/. per Annum ; 

Neg.—For laying afide the Petition, Affirmative, 19 Dec. 

Sir John, 1645, has Leave to continue beyond Sea till 
Oétober next, without Prejudice to him, 20 Mar. ‘T'o 
attend the Service of the Houfe within Two Months, 26 
Sept. 

Holle, Mr. Vide Privileges 1645, Informations concern- 
ing him referred to a Committee, 19 July. 

Francis, 1645, has Leave to go into France with a Ser- 
vant, &amp;c. 21 Aug. 

Hollis, Mr. 1645, to have a Pafs to tranfport four Horfes into 
Holland, Cuttom-free, 12 Apr. 

Hollys, Col. Gervafe, 1645, his Petition, with Lords Order 
thereupon, read, 9 Mar. 

Howtby, Marmuduke, 1646, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 

ov. 

Holy Ffland, 1645, Order for reducing the Garifon to the an- 
cient Eftablifhment—for paying the Governor’s and Soldiers 
Arrears, 31 July. 

1646, Order for fending Forces, 7 May—for appoint- 
ing a Captain, and for a Commiflion for him; a Committee 
to prepare Infiruétions, 19 June. 

Honeywood, Colonel Philip, 1645, to have Pafs to go beyond 

* Sea, 13 Dec. 

Honiton, 1645, new Writ, 29 Nov. 

Hoogan, Sir Thomas, 1644, his Regiment to be paid a Fort- 
night’s Pay upon Mutter, 22 Mar. 

Hooper, Edward, 1645, appointed Governor of Southampton ; 
excuted upon Account of Lnfirmities, 5 June. 

Hope, Robert, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 6 Aug. 

Hopewell, a Ship, 1645, Report concerning it; Delegates to 
proceed in the Caufe, 3 June. 

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~ 























Hopton, Lord. Vide Colepeper, Lord. 

— Sir Ralph, 1645, Copies of intercepted Letters from him 
read, 16 Dec. 

- Lady, 1646, her Petition from Lords for an Allowance, 
10 Sept. 

Horne, William, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, g 
Mar. Mifnomer to be amended, 23. 

1646, Ordinance read, and paffed, 18 Aug. 
Lords, 13 O&amp;t. 

Hornehold, Colonel, 1645, Order for beftowing 100/. upoa 
him, 23 Mar. 

1646, fent to Lords, 26. 

Horfes, 1645, no Perfon to buy any fit for War, except thofe 
employed in the Service of the State, 4 Apr. 

1646, Order againft tranfporting them for Six Months, 
15 Apr. Sent to Lords, 16. Agreed to by them, 18. 
Refolution to grant no Pafs for tran{porting them for Six Months 
longer, 24 Sept. 

Horton, Mr. 1645, Order from Lords for adding him to the 
Aflembly, 16 Mar. 

Hofpitals, 1645, a Committee to confider of the Foundations 
and Abufes of thofe in and about London, 29 May Re- 
vived ; the County Committees to make the fame Enquiry in 
Country, and reprefent them to the Committee, 17 

ov. 

Hotham, Sir John, 1644, his Petition from Lords, defiring his 
Life may be fpared, 28 Dec.—They defire an Anfwer; Ques- 
tion for concurring with them therein, Neg. 30. Lieutenant 
of the Tower to fend a Copy of any Warrant he has received 
for reprieving him—Lords to be acquainted that Houfe knows 
no Reafon why Juftice fhould not proceed againft him, 31. 
A Committee to examine the Matter of Faét, touching his 
Reprieve, with Power to examine the Lieutenant of the 
Tower—RKetolution that no Minifter of Juftice, conttituted 
by Ordinance of Parliament, ought to ftay the Exccution 
of Juftice, upon any Order from either Houle-—That Exe- 
cution be done upon him according to Sentence, 1 Jan. 

Order for difcharging the Sequeftration of the Eftate 

wherein he and his Son were Tenants for Life, 6 Mar. 

1645, Report of the Cafe of his Lady and younger Chil- 

dren, communicated by Lords, 21 Apr. Lords Order for 

difcharging the Sequettration of his Eftate, agreed to, 12 

May His and his Son’s Letters to the Earl of New- 

cafile read; Declaration clearing all Members mentioned 

therein of any Sufpicion, 1 Oét. 

Captain John, 1644, his Petition, defiring his Sentence 

may be mitigated into Fine and Banifhment, 1 Jan. 

Ifabel and Son, 1645, Petition referred to the Northera 
Committee, 19 July Report; Tenants to pay her Arrears 
of Rents—Goods fecured by Lord Fairfax’s Order to be re- 
fiored to her, 12 Jan. 

Houghton, Robert, 1645, to have Warrant to travel into France 
for agg Years, and take a Cambridge Scholar with hin, 
23 Apr. 

Lord, 1645, Pafs from Lords for him, his Tutor, &amp;e. 
to go into France, agreed to, 21 Aug. 

Houfe, 1644, appoints Preachers, 25 Dec. 
Feb. Thanks them, and Orders for printing their Sermons, 
25 Dee. 20 Jan. Order againft the Entertainment of 
private Bufinefs for Ten Days, 26 Dec. Quettion for Leave 
to {peak againft it, Neg. 28. Order to be continued till the 
Expiration of Time, 30. Refolution for treating of certain 
important Bufineffes firft, 10 Jan. Sent to Lords—Houfe to 
accompany a Meflenger to them, 11,—-Sits all the Fafi-day, 
29.—Attends the Funeral of alate Member, 31. 














Sent to 












































29 Jan. 26 



































— 1645, Houle appoints Preachers, 26 Mar. go Apr. 
—5, 28 &amp; 31 May 16 &amp; 25 June 14, 16, 30, 
&amp; 31 July——1i, 4, 18 &amp; 27 Aug. 24 &amp; 27 Sept. 

29 Oct—1 &amp; 26 Nov. 31 Dec—-~2 &amp; 3 





Jan—46, 23 &amp; 25 Feb——13 &amp; 21 Mar——Thanks 
them, and Orders for printing their Sermons, 26 Mar—— 
30 Apr.—28 May——25 June go July 23 &amp; 27 
Aug. 24 Sept. 29 Ott. 26 Nov. 31 Dee. 
22 &amp; 28 Jan. 6,°23 &amp; 25 Feb. 13. Mar. 
fires Minifters to pray before them, 25 Aug. 24 Sept. 
29 Oct.—26 Nov. 31 Dec.—28 Jan. Phanks 
them, 24 Sept. 29 Oct. 26 Nov. 31 Dee. 28 
Jan.— Order for putting up Window-curtains, 19 Dee. 
Refolution for fitting every Monday im the Aftcrnvon, 28 























De- 















































Feb. 

1646, Houfe appoints Preachers, 25 

Apr.—— 27 May 24 June % 20 &amp; 29 July 

25 &amp; 26 Aug. 10 &amp; 30 Sept. 28 Oct.—g9 &amp; 

25 Nov.—Thaoks them, and Orders for printing their Ser- 

mons, 25 Mar, 23 Apr. 27 May 24 June 22 

&amp; 29 July——26 Aug. 10 &amp; 30 Sept.——28 O¢t.—— 

9 &amp; 25 Nov —Queltion for locking up the Door, and 
: allowing 








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allowing no Member to go out without Leave; Neg. 11 May 

Honfe to be called, 17 July 11 Au Order to 
be fent into the feveral Counties, 17 July Houfe adjourns 
upon the News of the Earl of Effex’s Death; refolves to attend 
his Funeral, 20 Oét. 

Howard, Lord, of Efcrigg, 1645, to have the Benefit of the 
two next 20th Parts difcovered by his Agents, 2 June. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords, committing the Cuftody of 

Lord Butler’s perfonal Eftate to him, 26 Oét. They put 

Houfe in mind thereof; Ordinance read, and pafled, 3 Nov. 

Sir Francis, 1645, committed to the oc for High 

Treafon, 22 Jan. 

Charles, 1646, Report from the Committee of Sequeftra- 

tions, with Lords Senfe thereupon, read; Order for paying 

Rents and Arrears due upon his Sequettration, for the Service 

of the State—For referring him to the Committee at Gold- 

fmith’s Hall, for his Compofition, 6 May—Lords put Houfe 
in mind of his Bufinefs; Refolution for pardoning his Delin- 
quency, upon Payment of 4,000/7. Member to prepare Ordi- 
nance for that Purpofe, 6 May Ordinance read, 6 Aug. 

Read Second time, and pafied, 7. Sent to Lords, 18. Re- 

turned with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 28. 

Sir William, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 

pardoning his Delinquency read, and patled, 5 June Sent 

to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Captain George, 1646, Pafs from Lords for tranfporting 
Three Horles into Holland for him, agreed to, 2 July. 

—* Colonel, 1645, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 8 
Apr. 

——— Sir William, 1645, Dr. Baftick’s Petition from Lords, 
defiring to be exchanged for him, referred, with other Papers, 
to the Committee of Examinations, 10 July——They put 
Houfe in mind thereof, 6 &amp; 15 Aug. Report; Pafs for him 
to go to Newark limited for Six Days—Speaker to grant his 
Lady, Daughter, and Servants, a Pafs to go into Cumberland, 
15 Sir Wilham to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 11 Mar. 

Jane, 1646, her Petition, with Lords Order thereupon, 
read, and referred to the Northern Committee, 19 Nov. 

Hudfon, Thomas, 1645, Ordinance for fecuring him, touchin 
the perfonal Eftates of his Partners Delinquents, read, and 
paffed, 8 Apr. Sent to Lords, 11. 

Michael, 1646, his Examination read—to be fent for 
by Serjeant, 25 May Examinations concerning him, and 
his own Confcflon, read, and referred to a Committee— 
Order for bailing him—The Committee to proceed in their 
Examinations, 18 June His Letter read; the Committee 
to endeavour to procure a Letter mentioned therein, and fend 
for the Perfon to whom it was delivered, 8 July. 

Hughes, Colonel Thomas, 1645, appointed Governor of Chep- 
ftow, 25 Oct. The Committee of both Kingdoms to grant 
him a Commiffion; Lords Concurrence to be defired, yy 
Defircd, 4. 

——— Mr. 1645, the Committee of Sequcftrations to confider 
of a better Support for him, out of the impropriate Parfouage 
of Plymouth, 13, Dec. 

Hull, 1645, Sir Thomas Fairfax appointed Governor; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 16 Apr. A Comunittee to confider 
of an Efiablifhment and Pay for the Garifon, 12 Aug. Or- 
dinance for Payment thereof read twice, and re-committed, 16 



























































—Order for fending Powder, &amp;c. 20-——Lift of Pay of the— 


GarWon read, and pafled, 22 Jan. 

---— 1646, Ordinance for paying them, returned from Lords, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 22 June 
Order for repairing the Walls, 17 Nov. Eftimate of the 
Charge referred to a Committee, 30. 

Ilumber, 1646, a Comittee to confider of repairing the Banks, 
6 Jul 17 Nov. 

Humfries, Colonel, 1645, Order for allowing him 500/. per 
Annum, 11 Sept. ae 

Huncks, Captain, 1645, his Petition from Lords to be read, 25 
Mar. They put Houfe in mind thereof, 12 Apr.—— 
Another Petition read; Order for 3007. for him out of fuch 
Delinquents Eftates as he fhall difcover, 4 Nov. 

1646, revoked ; the Committee at Goldfinith’s Hall to 
pay the Money, 25 Sept. = 

Hungerford, Sir Edward, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for his 

prefent Subfifience, g June. 

1646, difeharged, 20 Aug. 

Autouy, 1644, to be bailed, 24 Feb. 

1645, to continue upon Bail, 25 Mar.——Report 
concerning hiin referred to a Cominittee, 29 Apr. His 
Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency 
read, and paffed, 5 June. 

——-. —- 1646, fent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Wanlock, Henry, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 18 Aug.——Sent 
to Lords, 13 Oct. sata 

Hunfden, Vcr, 1645, Day appointed by Lords for bringing the 
Vou. IV. 




















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INDEX oo the Fourtu Vo.rvume. 









Charge againft him; Houfe defire longer Time; 20 Sept. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 23. 

Hunt, Captain deka le, 1645, Order for a Fortnight’s Pay to 
Sixty of his Troop, 23 May For a Commiflion to him to 
command 500 Horfe under Colonel Roffeter, 21 July. Agreed 
to by Lords, 23. ' 

—-- 1646, Part of his Horfe to be employed in Ireland, the reft 
to be difbanded, 15 June. 

John le, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency 
on and paffed, 18 May——Agreed to by Lords, ‘10 

une. 

IIuntingdon, County, 1644, Order about bringing in the Arrears 
of Scots Monies, 4 Feb. Additional Committee, 14 Mar. 
Sent to Lords, 15. 

1645, Petition of Gentlemen for an Eleétion in theroom 
of a Member deceuafed read, and to be confidered, 4 Apr.— Day 
appointed for paying the Arrears of the Scots Loans, g—~= 
Order for {peedy raifing the old Levies and new Recruits, and 
for putting in Sane the Ordinance for punifhing De- 
ferters, 1 July. Committee added, 33——Order appointing 
High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 3 
Dec. Sent to Lords, g. 

—1646, Order for fending all their Forces into Ireland, 
4 Aug. 

2 Town, 1645, a Committee to confider of fome Ex- 
pedient for the Relicf and Maintenance of the Garifon, 13 
June. 














1646, Order for flighting it, 11 July. 

1645, New Writ, 3 Sept. 

Hurdman, Francis, 1645, Certificate of his Accounts prefented 
from a Committee, to be confidered, 3 Apr. 

Hurjt Cafile, 1644. Confideration thereof {pecially recommended 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 7 Jan—Another Com- 
mittee to confider of an Eftablifhment for the additional 
Soldiers, 10, 

—— 1646, Governor’s Petition read; Order for paying him 
300 l.—Touching additional Forces, atid the Repairs of the 
Caftle, 7 O&amp;. 

Hurte, Mr. 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Hutcher, Roger, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Hutchins, Henry, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 26 June 
They put Houfe in mind thereof, 1 &amp; 10 July. Petition 
referred to the Committee of the Weft, 10——to the Com- 
mittee of Petitions, 22 O&amp;. 

Captain, 1645, Lords Order for paying 1,500/. due to 
him, to be confidered, 26 July essage from them 
defiring Difpatch, 3 Sept——Another, earneftly recommend- 
ing him for his good Services, 30 Oct. ‘ 

Hutchinfon, Lady, 1645, Order for allowing her 42. a Week, 
for her prefent Support, 17 Nov. 

Hythe, 1645, new Writ, 21 Aug. 














20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 


ACKSON, Thomas, 1645, Ordinance for allowing him 
200 /. per Annum, for being Preacher in Gloucetter Cathe- 
dral, read, and pailed, 7 July. Agreed to by Lords, 8. 
Captain, 1645, Previous Queftion for beftowing a 
Horfe upon him, Neg. 25 ae 5 | 
Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 80/, per Annum, 
11 Sept. 
Sake 1645, to have Warrant to pafs beyond Sea, 3 











Dec. 





Thomas, a Clothier, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 27 Oét. 

James, Captain, 1645, impowered to recruit his Troops out of 
Horfes marked with the State’s Mark, that have been embezzled 
and fold, 19 Apr. Provifo added, 25—-—Order for Arms, 
&amp;c. for him, 29 May. 

Major, 1645, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 1g Dec. 

James's, St. 1645, Order for pulling down the Mafque Houfe, 
and difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 16 July, 

Jaques, Sir Roger, 1644, Ordinance for disfranchifing him, and 
other Aldermen of Y ork, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 30 Dec. ay 

Jarvis, William, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency upon Payment thereof, ordered, 31 
Jan. ’ 

1646, Read, and paffed, 4 May——Sent to Lords, 22 
Nov. : 

——~ Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted, 9 July. 

Jeffery, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance: for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 7 July——-Sent ta 


Lords, 21 Nay. 
; K . Jenkias, 




















IN DE X ¢o the Fourtu Votume. 


Jenkins, Thomas, &amp;c. 1645, Petition from Lords read; the 
Committee of Accounts to ftate their Accounts, 6 Dec.—— 
Report; Petition read ; nothing done thereupon, 12 Jan. 

=—__— David, 1645, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 3 Jan.— 
To be proceeded again{ft in the King’s Bench for High Trea- 
fon; a Committee to prepare the Indiétment; Speaker, by 
Letter, to fend for Witneffes, 7. Letter read, and agreed to, 
8—Order for his Commitment to the Tower, 22 For dif- 
pofing of the Moiety of a Debt due to him, 16 Feb. 

Jennings, Mr. 1645, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 29 Mar. 

——— Mr. a Member, 1645, Major General Browne to pro- 
pound an Exchange for him and his Wife, 17 Jan. Exchange 
approved, 21. 

1646, Order for 500 /. towards Satisfaétion for his Loffes, 
1 May. 

Dinter, Mr. Vide-Stephens, Nathaniel. 

Jephfon, Norris, 1645, appointed Lieutenant Colonel of a Re- 

iment; the Committee of both Kingdoms to grant him a 
Commiffion ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 26 July——The 
Committee for Irish Affairs to grant him and _ his Officers 
Commiflions, 23 Aug. Lords Concurrence fignified, 26—— 
The Committee of both Kingdoms to confider how his Horfe 
may be beft employed during their Stay here, 19 Sept. 
Order for providing Money to fend them away—For paying 
their Arrears—For allowing their free Quarter, and Monies 
levied by them to the Committee of Hants—Ordinance for 
martial he for him during his Abode in England, read, and 
paffed, 15 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

1646, General to be defired to furnifh him with 1007. 
and Arms—Order for paying the Money, 13 May. Sent to 
Lords, 16. 

—— William, 1645, Order for allowing him 47. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

——— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Jermyn, ienry 1645, intercepted Letters from him read, and 
to be decyphered, 4 Feb. Decyphered, and read ; referred 
back to be put into a fair Way of a Narrative, with the whole 
Proceedings in decyphering and difcovering them, 11. 

Jerfey, 1644, Ordinance from Lords, for proteéting the Inha- 
bitants that adhered to the Parliament, 17 Feb. 

-~—— 1645, they defire Houfe to expedite it, 25 Mar. 2 

















under the Great Seal, communicated by Lords, referred td 

the Committee of Adventurers, 6 June. Order for them to 

confer with the Committee of both Kingdoms, 9—His Let- 
ters to Captain Swanley referred to the Committee for Lrith 

Affairs, 23—His Petition ; Order for paying a Ship employed 

by him, 30 To give an Account of the State of the King- 

dom, and the Occafion of his coming over, to the Committee 
for Irifh Affairs, 9 Jan.—His Petition read, 21. His Informa- 
tions to be reported; he to be defired to attend, 26——To be 
acquainted that the Confideration of the Bufinets is deferred, 
4Feb. Called in; Manner of recciving him; heard, 9. Vide 

Ireland. 

1646, Report concerning paying him for a Frigate of 
his employed at Sea, communicated by Lords, agreed to, 31 
Mar. His Petition referred to the Committee for [rifh 
Affairs, 17 Apr. 

Increafe, a Ship, 1645, Report from the Committee of the Ad 
miralty concerning it, read, and referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 18 June. 

Inns of Court and Chancery, 1645, Order againft Perfons, 
not refident Members, refiding there, 27 Dec. 

——- 1646, Order againft re-admitting any to their Chambers 
who have adhered to the Enemy, 23 Oct. 

John, Sir Antony St. 1645, his Cate recommended by Lords, 
2 May——His Petition from them read, 30 July. 

Johnfon, William, 1645, Letter concerning the fending him 
up, upon Sufpicion of being a Pricit; the Committee of 
+ aie acta to examine him, 16 June, 

Mr. 1645, Order appointing him a Meinber of the At. 
fembly, agreed toby Lords, 2 Mar. 

Jones, Colonel, 1645, Committees Propofition, touching the 
Government of Farnham Caftle, and bis Antwer, reported ; 
a Committee to treat with him about it, 28 Mar.——Another 
Committee to prepare Declaration in Approbation of bis 
Carriage, 5 Apr.——Order for paying Monies due to him for 
Arms furnifhed for the State, agreed to by Lords, 14 May 

For recommending him to Sir William Brereton, 25 

Sept.—-—For paying him 2004. upon Account.—Letter ex- 

Ee the Senfe the Houfe has of his Services, ordered, 14 

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1646, Order for fending his Regiment into Ireland ; Lord 








May Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee of 
the Admiralty, 24 July The Committee to confider of an 
effeétual Courfe for reducing the Ifland, 11 Sept-——Their 
Report communicated by Lords, and an Eftablifhment for 
One Regiment of Foot, with Neceffaries for tranfporting them, 
read, and agreed to—The Committee to confider of levying 
the Men and tranfporting them—Another to confider of 
raifing the Monies, 16 Mar.—Another Petition of the Well- 
affected ; a Committee to prepare Declaration of the Ab- 
horrence Houte has of the Ganaei’s cruel Proceedings, 11 
Sept. Vide Carteret, Captain George. Declaration reported, 
and paffed, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 23. Order for fending 
it Over, 22. 

—-— 1646, Report concerning appointing Forces, and Lords 
Order, nominating a Governor, read; Governor difagreed 
to; another appointed, and to advife with the Comnittee 
of the Admiralty concerning his Expedition; Report con- 
cerning fending 1,200 Men, agreed to; Order for 5,000/. for 
them, 25 Apr.——Conference to be defired with Lords; a 
Committee to affign Reafons for difagreeing to the Governor 
appointed by them—For nominating another, 22 June. Con- 
ference defired, and agreed to, 25.—Ordinance from Lords, 
appointing another Governor of Jerfey, Guernfey, and the 
Iflands adjacent, read twice; Petition of Juftices read; Pre- 
vious Queftion for continuing the Ordinance for a Year, Neg. 
Ordinance difagreed to, 6 Oct. 

Jervois, Sir Thomas, 1645, Order for allowing him 47. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

- 1646, Difcharged, 20 Aug. 

—— Richard, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Weck for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

—— 1646, Difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Jeflop, Captain, 1645, Order for paying him gol. 4 Nov. 

Ichefter, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. Order for making Re- 
turn, 27 Jan. 

1646, Petition referred to the Committee of Privileges, 
17 Apr. 

Santen’: 1645, Book in the Exchequer, concerning buy- 
ing them in, to be delivered to the furviving Feoffees, 23 

ar. 

Incest, 1644, Ordinance for fappreffing Inceft, Adultery, 
Whoredom, Drunkennefs, Swearing, and Blafphemy, com- 
mitted, 29 Jan. 

Inchiquin, Lord, 1644, Commiflion appointing him Prefident 
of Muafter, and Inftruétions for him, read, and pafied ; 
Lords Concurrence fignificd ; Order for a Patent under the 
Great Seal, 14 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

~—— 1645, His Letters, Letters Patent, and a Commiflion 














Lieutenant to grant Commifiions to him and his Officers, 4 


uly. 

Phil , 1645, Order appointing him Governor of Swan- 
fey, 17 Nov. Sent to Lords, 18. 

—— Mr. 1645, his Petition from Lords for a Prothonotary’s 
Place, 3 Jan. 

—— Inigo, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 28 May Sent to Lords, 
1 June. ; 

Johnfton, Jolin, 1645, to be difcharged from further Damage, 
concerning the Wine Projeét, upon Payment of 40/—His 
Bond to be delivered up, 2 May. 

Jordan, Captain, 1645, a Committee to fettle the Difference 
between him and the Governor of Cambridge, 28 July. 

Journals, 1645, Order for fitting up a Room to keep them in, 
13 Sept. 

1646, Sent to Lords, 25 Apr. 

plc age: 1645, new Writ, 5 Dee. 

rby, Sir Antony, 1645, his Accounts referred to the Committee 
of Accounts—Another Committee to fiate the Cafe concern- 
ing Monies due from him to the Court of Wards, 21 May. 

1646. Vide Privileges—Order for Payment of his Ar- 
rears, 3, Apr. 

Treland, 1644, Letter concerning Colonel Mervyn’s being Go- 
vernor of Londonderry, and tor Provifions for the Forces in 
Ulfter, {pecially recommended to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 26 Dec.—Order for Eight Ships to guard the 
Northern Coaft; Lord Admiral, and the Committee of the 
Navy, to give Account why thole appointed for that Service 
deferted their Potis, 31. A Commnittee to confider of fit 
Perfons to mutter the Armies, and of Infiructions for them, 
6 Jan. —Contract for Victuals, &amp;c. and the Dividend thereol, 
reported, and agreed to, g——Lord Inchiquin appoiuted Pre- 
fident of Muntter; Inftruétions for him, read, and paffed; 
another added; Lords Concurrence fignified; Order for a 
Patent under the Great Seal—Letter concerning the taking 
fome Lrifh Commiflioners, read, and to be confidered, 14 
The Committee of both Kingdoms to examine Perlons to be 
named to them concerning it, 14 Feb.—Member to prepare 
Bill for difpofing of the Lands of Bifhops, Deans, &amp;c. 6 Fed. 
Commiffion and Infiructions for Sir Charles Coote to be 
Prefident of Conaught, reported, and to be confidered, 8— 
Letters and Mcfienger from the Army referred to the Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms, 21--—Leiters from Munfter read, 
and referred, 3 Mar.--Petition concerning Londonderry re- 
ferred, 17—A Committee to receive Propofitions for fupply- 
ing the Armies, 14—Another Commitiee to confider of all 
fitting Ways for advancing the Service, 19. 

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INDEX wo the Fourtu Vorwumey. 


——__—. 1645, Members to confider of providing two Months Pay 


for the Munfter Officers, upon the Credit of Grenado Shells 
in Mr. Browne’s Cuftody, 29 Mar.——City to be quick- 
ened for bringing in the Monies for Ireland, 5 Apr. Counties 
to be quickened, 8—Order for 26 Days Pay to the Britifh 
Ofticers— Ordinance conftituting a Committee to refide with 
the Armies, and aé&amp; with the Scots Commitlioners, 12—— 
Reported, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 
Aug. Declaration againft Officers being of the Committee ; a 
Committee to prepare Reafons to be offered to the Lords— 
Declaration for fatisfying Officers Arrears out of the Rebels 
Eftates— Member to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 12 
— Petitions of Britifh Commiffioners, and of the diftreiled In- 
habitants of the North, for preaching Minifters, referred to the 
Aiflembly, 16—Petition of Inhabitants of the Counties of 
Downe and Antrim, referred to the Committee of both King- 
doms, 23 Order for Vi¢tuals for thofe going from Ulfter 
to Carrickfergus, 1 May Petition of the Committee of Ad- 
venturers, recommended by Lords—Ordinance for Monies and 
Provifions for the Army in Munfter to be read, 20 June 
Report of Provifions defigned for Ireland being delivered to the 
Garifons of Pembroke and Tenby; Order for furnifhing new 
Provifions—For 2,oo0l. to provide them, 28 Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, read, and paffled, 28 July. Sent to Lords, 
29 Ordinance from Lords appointing a Committee to 
confider Propofitions concerning lreland and Munfter; Ordi- 
nance read; a Committee appointed to join with them; Or- 
dinance paffed, 1 July. Place appointed for their Meeting, 
4. Propofition for raifing and tranfporting 2,000 Foot and 
200 Horfe into Munfter, referred, 10. The Committee to 
confider of further Propofitions, 28 Ordinance for weekly 
Aileffinents, to be continued Six Months longer, from 1ft No- 
vember next, 10, A Committee to prepare Ordinance for that 
Purpote, 28—Ordinance for Sale of the Duchefs of Bucking- 
ham’s Woods and Lands for Relief of Ireland, ordered, 23— 
Committees added to the Committee for lrifh Affairs, 24— 
Ordinance for putting in Execution the Ordinance for hanging 
Irith Rebels, ordered, 28 Report from the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, concerning carrying over Cloth—Several Or- 
dinances for fecuring to feveral Perfons Monies advanced for 
Ireland, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired— 
Refolution for fending two Members to Munfter: City to be 
defired to nominate two fit Perfons to be fent; a Committee 
to prepare Inftruétions for them, 6 Aug. City’s Nomination 
approved, 18—Ordinance for continuing an Ordinance for Re- 
lief of the Britifh Forces, read twice, and committed, 9— 
Order enabling the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to con- 
tract for Arms, agreed to by Lords, 26—Defires of the Britifh 
Officers that the Refidue of their Pay may be fent in Broad 
Cloth, agreed to, 28—Ordinance from Lords, appointing a 
Committee to go into Munfter, read twice, and committed, 
29 Letters concerning a Peace concluded, and Irifh Forces 
to be tranfported hither—Order touching quartering Forces 
to be embarked for Munfter, 9 Sept.—Ordinance for Inftruc- 
tions to Commiffioners going to Ulfter, read, and patfled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11. Commiflion appoint- 
ing them Governors, and Infiructions, read, and agreed to; 
to pafs the Great Seal, 16. Sent to Lords, 23 The 
Committee for Irifh Affairs impowered to grant Commiflions 
































to Officers, 4 O&amp;. Lords Concurrence fignified, 6—Order . 


touching advancing Monies for railing Forces for Munfter, 
and for difpatching of the Commiffioners, 11 For a Col- 
leétion for Relief of diftrefled Fugitives ; to be printed; Lord 
Mayor to take care it is difperfed, 1 Nov.—Order for prevent- 
ing the Tranfportation of Irith Rebels to aflift the King, 4— 
Letters concerning the fad Condition of feveral Parts of the 
Province of Munfter—A Committee to treat with the Com- 
miflioners of Excife about advancing 2,000/. for the Service 
thereof; Previous Queftion for a weekly Meal, Affirmative ; 
Main Queftion, Neg.; the Committee for Irifh Affairs to 
confider of fome Way for fupplying the Forces, 17.-——Litt 
of the Britifh Forces, with an Eftimate of their Pay for a 
Month, read—Accounts of the Vorces in Ulfter, Muntter, 





and Conaughi; One read—Account of the Difpofition of 


80,000/. ordered—State of the Affairs, in relation to Money 
and Provifions for the Forces, reperted—Order for an Affefi- 
ment, after the Rate of a Third Part of the Afleffment for- 
merly laid for Lord General’s Army, 22 Ordinance for 
a weekly Affeffinent in England and Wales, for Maintenance 
of the Britifh Forces, read, 24 Dec. Committed, 12 
Jan. A Cowmittee to prepare Ordinance for Continuance 
thereof, 16 Feb-——Reafon for the Committee of Adventurers 
not lending Monies, and Order of the Common Council, re- 
ferred to a Committee, $ Dec. A Committee to ftate the 
Matter of Faét touching the prefent Government of Ireland, 
22 Nov.—Report; Papers read; Refolution that the Go- 
vernment fall not continue in any Perfon or Perfons longer 
than one Year, 8 Dec. That it fhall be committed to one 
Perfon, 5 Jan. Lord Lifle appointed Governor, 21. Seve- 
Vou. IV. 




















~——— 1646, Ordinance for 6,000 /. out of the Exci 


rally agreed to by Lords—A Committee to prepare Commiffion 
and Infiructions for him, 26. Commiffion read; Refolutions 
touching the Power and Privileges to be granted him; Com- 
miffion to be prepared, purfuant to thefe Votes—A Committee 
to tow Inftructions for him, and confider of fit Perfons to 
be his Council, 16 Mar. Petition of [rith Women, {pecially 
recommended by Lords, 3 Jan.—Prefident of Muntter to 
give Account of the State of the Kingdom, 9. Vide Inchiquin, 
Lord—Letter concerning the Succefs againdt the Rebels in Co- 
naught and Ulfter, read, and to be printed; Refolution for a. 
Thankfgiving, 12. Vide Thank/giving.—Papers concerning lre- 
land and Lord Herbert, communicated by Lani, to be printed, 
with Obfervations, 16—Bill for abolifhing Popery, and Ex- 
tirpation of the ufurped JurifdiGion of the See of Rome, read 
twice, and committed, 20—Letters from Corke read, 26 
Intercepted Letters read, and referred to the Committee for 
Irith Affairs; Order for Shipping for the Coaft, 4 Feb— Lift 
of the prefent Strength of Horfe and Foot in Muntter; of others 
defigned to be fent, and of the Addition defired, with Efti- 
mates of the Charge thereof, and a Relation of the paf and, 
prefent State of the Province, reported; like Lifts, &amp;c. for Ul- 
ficr and Conaught reported; farther Report of Monies and Pro- 
vifions applied to the Forces in Muntter, and an Account of 
the Difpofition of the Monies raifed upon the Affeiliment, by 
way of Anticipation; Prefident of Munfter heard, g. Votes 
for Relief of the Province, 9 &amp; 27 Feb——6 &amp; 19 Mar. 
-——A Committee to prepare Ordinance for continuing the 
Ordinance appointing Commiflioners for Ulfter Six Months 
longer, 9 Feb. Ordinance read, and pafied, 16. Sent 
to Lords, 26——Meflage defiring them to expedite it, 2 
Mar. Letters relating the State of Affairs, and Intel- 
ligence from Conaught, read; Votes for Supplies; a Com- 
mittee to confider of providing 75,000/. and fiate Mo- 
nics already charged upon the Ordinances, and confider how 
the Monies raifed have been iffued—Another Committee to 
»repare Ordinance for continuing the Affeffments fix Months 
sr ar 16 Feb. Ordinance read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 2 Mar.——lInterceptedy Letters and 
Papers from Dublin read, and to be decyphered, 17 Feb. 
Order for Shipping for the Coafts, 9 Mar.—Intercepted Let- 
ters pretented; Order for a Reward to the Meffenger, 11. 
fe for Mun- 
fier, agreed to by Lords—Part of an intercepted Letter con- 
cerning the concluding a Peace, and the coming over of the 
lrith Rebels, read, 28 Mar.—Commiflion appointing the 
Lord Lieutenant, read, and patled, 30 Keturned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to—Ordi- 
nance from Lords for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 
read, and paffed, a Apr. A Committee to prepare Inftruc- 
tions for him, 29 O&amp;ét. Order for continuing the former Main- 
tenance to the Parliament’s Commiflioners, 17 Apr. Petition 
of poor Irifh Proteftants read, and referred to a Committee, 
20—Propofitions for Relief of Ireland, reported, and approved ; 
Order for raifing 20,000/.—Ordinance for renewing the 
Commiflion to the Commiflioners of Ulfter for Six Months 
longer, read and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 
—Intercepted Letter from Dublin read; Order for guarding 
the Irifh Coaft, and difpofing the Ships fo as to prevent the 
Janding of the Irifh, agreed to by Lords, 25——-Lord Lieu- 
tenant impowered to raife the Forces voted, and grant Com- 
miffions to the Olficcrs, 2 May. Ordinance for that Purpote, 
read, and patled, 13. Sent to Lords, 15. Meflage defiring 
them to expedite it, 26 May-——-1 &amp; 15 June. Ordinance re- 
turned with Amendments; Amendments read, 17---Order 
for fending Mcal into Ulfter and Conaught—Ordinance for 
raifing and tranfporting Forces, reported, and paffed; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired—A Committee to confider of pro- 
viding Minitters to be fent thither, and of Means for their 
Maintenance—Order for allowing each 100/. per Annum— 
‘The Committee for Irifh Affairs impowered to difpofe of for- 
mer Contributions, and of a Legacy concealed in private Hands 
that fhall be difeovercd—Ordinance for 10,0001. every Six 
Months out of the Excife, read, and paffed, 13, May. Sent to 
Lords-—Ordinance for fecuring the Advancers of 40,000 /. fent 
to Lords, 15. Returned with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 23—-—Order touching fending over Forces not 
wanted in England, 1 June—Letters, and Relation of a De- 
feat given to the Protefiant Forces by the Rebels; Order for 
Supplies of Men, Money, and other Neceflaries, 15. Sent to 
Lords, 16—Governor impowered to grant Commitlions to the 
Officers—Order for inlarging the Power of the Commiftioners 
in U}tier for Three Months after the Expiration of the prefent 
Ordinance; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Report 
of the prefent State of Money and Credit for Ireland, and 
Eftimate of Provifions to be provided, reported, and read— 
Further Report of a Paper for raifing a prefent Stock of Mo- 
ney, and of an Eftimate of Two Months Pay for the Officers, 
i July. Paper read; a Committee to prepare Letter to the 
King for the Welivery of the Town and Cattle of Dublin, and 
other 



































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INDE X oo the Fourtru Vo.Ltume. 


other Garifons into the Hands of Perfons appointed by the 
Parliament, 3—Letter reported, and agreed to; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 6. King’s Anfwer, communicated 
by them, read, 15 The Committee for Irifh Affairs to 
confider of having Forces ready to fend over to Lempfter, 3 
July—Letters concerning the fad Condition of the Forces, and 
Affairs of the Nation, read—Member to prepare Ordinance 
for raifing 50,0001. by Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8—Or- 
dinance read, and patled,17. Sent to Lords, 22—Order for 
employing the Forces of the Three Counties for the Irifh Ser- 
vice—The Committees of the feveral Counties to confider 
what Forces they can {pare for Ireland, 28—Previous Queftion 
that a Grand Committee be impowered to receive their Re- 
ports, Neg.; the Committee for Frith Affairs to receive them, 
31—— Report; Orders for fending a confiderable Force, 4 
Aug. Loe read; a Committee to treat with the Lenders 
of the 40,000/, about the Continuance thereof, upon the 
Credit of the Ordinance for 50,o00/.—Lord Lieutenant to 
grant Commiflions for raifing ‘Two Regiments of Horfe and 
One of Foot here—Power given him to raife a Regiment of 
Foot for himfelf, 30 July——Letters concerning the Necet- 








. fities of lreland, and the Rebels —- there, and the Peace 


concluded with them, read; a Committee to treat with Per- 
fons for advancing Monies, and confider of a Way for raifing a 
Foundation of Credit for carrying on the War; another Com- 
mittee to confider of raifing 60,000¢. upon Delinquents Eftates, 
11 Aug.—Other Letters, with a Copy of the Articles of Peace, 
read, 18 Petition of poor Protefiants; a Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for raifing 400/. for their Relief, 17 Sept. 
Ordinance to be prefented, 7 Ot. Read, and pafled, 9. 
Sent to Lords, 13—-—-The Committee for [rifh Affairs im- 
powered to offer Conditions to Vorts, &amp;c. for Three Months, 
25 Sept. Sent to Lords, 1 Oct. Returned, with Amend- 
ments, 2. Amendments agreed to, 3 —-Order for continuing 
the Power of the Commillioners in Ulfter till the End of No- 
vember next, and to aét by themfelves, if the Scots refufe to 
join, 25 Sept. Sent to Lords, 1 Oét. Returned, with 
Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 9 Petition of Gen- 
tlemen of Ulfter and Connaught read; Order fbr Supplies of 
Men, Money, and Cloaths—Propofition for raifing 25,000 /. 
out of the Excife, and 15,0007. upon the Ordinances for Af- 
feffinents, re-committed, 25 Sept. Reported; Refolution 
thereupon, 17 O&amp;t. Previous Queftion for appointing a 
General Officer to command the Forces going over, and those 
already in Uliter, Neg. 25 Sept. Letter concerning ‘T'rant- 
actions between the Marquis of Ormond, the Council of Dub- 
lin, and Captains Wood and Willoughby ; Captains Proceed- 
ings approved; Letter of Thanks ordercd; Letters and Dif- 
patches referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 5 O¢t.— 
Letters, anda Deeree of the Ecclefiattical Congregation, read, 
and referred tothe Committee of both Kingdoms, with Power 
to receive the Addreffes of the Commiflioners trom Ireland, 
and their Propofitions, and view their Inftructions, 12. Pro- 
sofitions and Inftruétions reported; further Report of the 

Tarquis of Ormond’s Letters to the King and the Lord Mayor; 
Refolution touching an Overture with him, 14. Agreed to by 
Lords, 15. Refolution that the Houfe will not admit of fend- 
ing the Letters, 14. Sent to Lords, 15— Ordinance for 
making void the Ceilation with the Rebels, read twice ; Quef- 
tion for Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled, 12. Sent 
to Lords, 13—Order for advancing 5,000 L forthwith, 23— 
Ordinance for Monthly Payment of 25,0004. read, and pailed, 
30——Sent to Lords, 10 Nov.—Order for advancing another 
6,000/. forthwith, 12—For Intereft to the Lenders, 21— 
Member to prepare Ordinance for martial Law in Ireland, 12 
——- Letters, and the prefent State of the Singdow, referred 
to the Committee for trith Affairs, 1 Dee. 























Ireton, Colonel, 1646, his Letter to Colonel Cromwell read, 


25 Apr. 


Irving, Lord, 1644, to have Liberty to tranfport with him into 


France Soldiers, Prifoners to the Parliament, willing to go, 


11 Mar. 


Zfes, Jobn, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 


his Delinquency, read, and pailed, 24 July——Sent to Lords, 
21 Nov. 


Tleworth. Vide Twickenham. 
Judges, 1644, Refolution that no Judge, conftituted by Ordi- 


nance of Parliament, ought to ftay the Execution of Juftice 
upon an Order from either Houfe, 1 Jan. 


*—- 1645, Commiffioners of the Great Seal to confider of fit 


Perfons to be Judges in the room of thofe dead or difplaced, 
—The Committee of the Revenue to confider of a convenient 
Maintenance for them, 27 Aug.——Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified, 6 Sept—Ordinance for allowing them 1,000 /. per 
Annum in lieu of their former Fees, read, and pafled, 29 
Order for them to go the 
Circuits as ufual, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal 
—Member to prepare Ordinance for fettling their Salaries 
upon the Cuftoms of the Port of London, 12 Feb, 











——- 1646, Ordinance read, and paffed, 26 Mar. 
by Lords, 28. Vide Affizes. 

Ives, St. 1644, Petition of Inhabitants, 25 Jan. 

Jujflices of Peace, 1646, Refolution that the Power of naming 
them fhall be in both Houfes; Provifo for that Purpofe to be 
inferted in the Ordinance for conftituting Commiflioners of 
the Great Seal, 8 Oct. Read, and laid afide, 21—A Com- 
mittee to prefent fit Perfons to be Juftices of Peace, and the 
Commiflioners of the Great Seal to certify the Names of Per- 
fons oflered to them, 30 Gentlemen who prefent Names 
to fet their Hands to them, 1 Dec. 

Ivy, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, 2 
Dec. 

Izard, Antony, 1645, Order for delivering Goods ftayed at 
Weedon to him and others, 25 Sept. 


Agreed te 





20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 


JK ATHERIC K, Robert, 1646, to be tent for in fafe Cuftody, 
20 Nov. 

Kaye, Sir John, 1644, to be admitted to his Compofition; the 
Committee at Goldfiniths Hall to compound with him, 18 
Feb. His Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoniug his De- 
linquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 22 Mar. 

1645, read, and patled, 8 Apr.——-Sent to Lords, 30 
May. 

Keckwith, Captain George, 1646, appointed Captain of St. 
Mawes Catile, 28 Aug. 

Kellington, 1646, new Writ, 4 Sept. 

Kemerfhe, Sir Nicolas, 1645, committed to Southwark Compter 
for High Treafon, 22 Jan. 

Kendall, Thomas, 1646, General’s Letter concerning him re- 
ferred to a Committee, 28 July. 

Kent, 1644, Petition and Propofitions from thence, formerly 
referred to a Committee of the whole Houle, to be further 
confidered, 3 Jan. ‘The Committee to confider the Charges 
of the County in raifing and maintaining Garifons, and other 
Extra-Expences, 18—-Committees Petition concerning the 
Self-denying Ordinance ; Speaker’s Antwer to Perfons who pre- 
ferred it; Petition, with the Propofitious and former Petitions, 
referred to a {elect Committee, 31 -——-—Order about bringing in 
the Arrears of Scots Money, 4 Feb.——11 Mar.~—~ Deputy 
Licutenants added, 25 Feb. Ordinance for recruiting the 
Kkentifh Regiment at Plymouth, read, and pafled; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 15 Mar. 

1645, Day appointed for paying the Scots Loans—The 

Committee of the Army to arm the Men come out of the 

Country ——Order for fending them down to Colonel Weldou-- 

The Committee of Kent to pay the Conduét-inoney, and 

fend a Letter to ftay them at Gravefend, 9 Apr. Order 

for ftaying them vacated ; another Order for fending them to 

Staines, 10—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for martial 

Law for the County; Court martial to be named therein to 

have Power to execute the late Mutineers, 17. Ordinance 

read twice, aud committed, 18. Reported, and paffed ; Com- 
iniffioners Names reported, and palled, 21. Ordinance re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendinents; Amendments agreed 
to, 23. Ordinance to be printed, 29——- Order for recruit- 
ing a Regiment of Horfe—Another Ordinance for mar- 
tial Law, read, and paffed, 5 June. Returned from Lords, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to—Letter defiring 
the Committee to fend what Horle and Dragoons they can 
{pare to Colonel Weldon, read, and agreed to; his Letter to 
be communicated to them, 7—Their Letter, that they would 
fend 160 Dragoons, and 80 Horfe; Letter of Thanks or- 
dered, 1o———Ordinance for employing Horte raifed there in 
the Service of Hants, agreed to by Lords, 6 Aug.—Petition 
of Deputy Lieutenants and Committees referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Propofitions for Peace, i8—--Order tor fending 
300 Recruite to the Geueral’s Army, 6 O¢t.—For continuing 

















and paying their Forces before Dennington Cafile, 2 For 
taking them into the Parliament’s Pay, and making good their 


Arrears, 10 Nov.—For continuing aud paying their Foot at 

Abingdon, 7—For paying their Arrears while they were em- 

ployed againft Bafinghoule, 1o——Ordinance from Lords, tor 

continuing the Ordinance for martial. Law, read, and pafled, 

5 Dec———Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miffion under the Great Seal, 30——-Agreed to by Lords, 3 

Jan. 

1646, Petition of Inhabitants, concerning Tythes, read; 
Speaker's Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it, 19 Nov. 

—— 1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. 

Earl of, 1645, to have the Duchy Houfe, 27 Mar. 

Lords Concurrence fignified, 8 Apr. 








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IN DEX ¢o the Fourtru Votunme. 


——— 1640, to have the Pre-emption of any Delinquent’s Houtfe, 
paying as much as another will, 29 Oét. 

Kent, Antony, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning bis Deliquency, read, and pafted, 9 July. Sent to 
Lords, 22. ‘ 

Kenwrick, Andrew and Matthew, 1645, Petition referred to the 
Comunitice of Sequetirations, 18 June. 

Keresforth, ‘Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upou Payment thereof, ordered, 
13, Jan. 

- 1640, Read, and paffed, 4 May 
11 Sept. 

Kerle, Colouel Robert, 1645, Order appointing him Governor 
of Monmouth Town and Cafile, 23 Feb. Sent to Lords, 
24. 

Kerr, Coloncl James, 1645, Colonel Digby’s Letter to him, with 
his Anfwer, read, and to be printed; Order for Letter of 
Thanks—Vor bestowing 500/. upon him, and recommending 
him to the Committee of the Army, 1 Jan. 

Keiileby, Mrs. 1045, her Petition from Lords to be read, 25 
Mar. 

——--— Captain, 16.45, his Petition from Lords to be confidered ; 
Order for paying him 500/. for his prefent Support—Lords 
put Houfe in mind of his Petition, 30 Aug. Meflage from 
them concerning his Exchange, 27 Sept. 

———~ 1646, another Petition trom Lords, with fpecial Recom- 
inendation, 19 June. 

Key, Sir Jolin, 1646, Ordinance tor pardoning his Delinquency, 
read, and pafled, 18 May--—-Sent to Lords, 10 Nov. 

Kibe, Richard, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
9 Mar. 

Killegrew, Sir Peter, 1644, Confideration of his Pains and 
Charges in feveral Journies to Uxbridge, referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Revenue, 28 Jan. 

~ 1645, Commiflioners Letter of Recommendation, and 

his Petition read; the Committee of the Revenue to pay him 

5004, 31 Mar. 

Licutenant Colonel, 1646, Pafs from Lords, for tranfport- 
ing ‘T'wo Horfes into Holland for him, 23 May. 

Kilvert, Roger, 1645, to be difcharged from further Damage 
concerning the Wine Project, upon Payment of 4o/. 2 May. 
King, 1645, his Letter to the King of Denmark, taken upon 
Sir John Henderfon; Order for fending it, 25 Mar—The 
Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of fome Expedient 
for receiving Trumpets and Addrefles from King’s Quarters, 

5 Apr.—To confider what is fit to be done therein, 11 Im- 
powered to receive and difpatch them, 3 May. Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 7 Letters taken in the King’s Cabinet 
at Nateby to be tranflated and decyphered by a Committee; 
previous and main Queftions for referring them to a particular 
Committee, feverally Affirmative, 23 June. Committee im- 
powered to examine Perfons, 23 &amp; 24. Originals fent to 
Lords, with Defire they may be returned, 26. Secretary \i- 
cholas’s Letters referred, 28. Report; the moft material 
Letters to be communicated to the City; Copies to be tran{- 
mitted into Scotland ; no Perfon to print them without Or- 
der, 30 A Committee of both Houfes to perufe them, and 
confider of Ways for putting them to public View; Mef- 
fage from Lords, defiring Houte to fend up what Papers they 
have not already fent, before the Committee meets; thofe read, 
fent; the refi to be fent when Houfe has perafed them, 1 July. 
Order for Meeting of the Committee, 2—Scots Commif- 
fioners Letters concerning them read; a Committee to with- 
draw, and prepare au Anfwer; Anfwer reported, and to be 
fent to them—Obfervations of the Committee, communicated 
by Lords, read, and agreed to, 3. Letters to be printed, 7. 
-—~Letters concerning his Motions, and the Condition ot 
his Forces, read, 18 Aug. Order for obferving his Mo- 
tions, 19 Sept. 17 Oct. Letter concerning his pafiing 
near Derby with 1,500 Men, moft Lith, 6 O¢t.—Another 
concerning his coming to Newark, with an intercepted Letter 
from him to the Governor of Belvoir Caltle, read, g—Infor- 
mations concerning his Motions from Newark—Letter to him 
concerning his coming to Cambridge, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 22—Another, relating that he was fiill at Newark 
with Prince Rupert and Prince Maurice, read, and referred 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 24. Information con- 
cerning his raifing Forces, reterred, 2 Letters concerning 
his Defign of a plundering Voyage, reed, and referred ; Order 
for fending Forces to Windior Cattle and Uxbridge—For dou- 
bling the City Guards, 21 Nov.——His Letters and Papers 
taken at Sherborne, relating to Holland, to be printed, and 
fent to Mr. Strickland, 10 Dec.—ilis Houte at Newmarket 

exempted from an Affellinent, 26. ‘ihe ' 

~-—— 1646, Order touching his coming within the Lines, agreed 
to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendinent ag qved to, 
31 Mar. The Committee of the Army to advite with 

Vou. IV, 








Sent to Lords, 



































the Committee of the Militia thereupon, 1 Apr. Their Ad- 
vice, and ready Compliance with the Direétions of Parlia- 
ment, reported; Order for fecuring the Palles from Oxon 
to London—For providing fufticient Guards to fecure the Pri- 
foners, 3—Previous Quettion for appointing a Day to take 
away the King’s Negative in Parliament, Neg. 7—Letter 
concerning his going from Oxon, 2¢ A Comuinittee to 
withdraw, and prepare Declaration touching fuch as fhall 
harbour or conceal his Perfon; Declaration reported, agreed 
to, and to be publithed by Beat of Drum; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 4 May—Other Letters, certifying that he 
was in the Scots Army ; Order fora Reward to the Meflengers; 
Candles ordered ; previous and main Queftions for defiring 
the Scots Commiflioners that his Perfon may be difpofed of as 
the ‘Iwo Houfes fhall appoint—Refolution for fending him to 
Warwick Caftle—Scots Commiffioners, and their General be- 
fore Newark, to be acquainted therewith ; Parliament’s Com- 
miflioners to fend a Narrative of the Manner of bis coming to 
the Army, and of all Circumftanceés fince; Lords to be defired to 
fend their Committees down, 6. Conterence defired with them 
thereupon; Managers appointed ; Conference agreed to, and 
held, 7. Lords to be defired to expedite their Anfwer, 8. 
Another Conference defired by them, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported ;_ previous Quettion 
for adhering to the Vote concerning the Difpotal of the King’s 
Perfon, Affirmative; Refolution for adhering to it; previous 
Queftion for adhering to the Vote concerning the Place, Neg. ; 
a Committee to aflign Reatons for adhering to the Virtt Vote, 
9. Reafons reported; Conference defired, agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed; Conference held, 13—Letters coucerning 
the Manner of his coming into the Army, read; Letter 
of Thanks to the Parliament’s Commiilioners ordered, 14 
—Free Conference defired concerning the Vote for Difpofal 
of the King’s Perfon, 20. Agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
free Conference held, 2: Houfe put Lords in mind of the 
Vote, 1 June Previous and main Quetiions for demanding 
the immediate Delivery of all his Garifons into the Hands of 
the Englifh and Scots Parliaments, for immediately difbanding 
his Forces, for difavowing ali Acts of Peace in Lreland, and 
leaving the Management of the Lrifl War to both Houfes, fe- 
verally Athrmative, 11: May——-Intercepted Letter from him 
to the Prince read, 17 June—Refolution that the King’s Per- 
fon fhall be difpoted of as both Houfes fhall think fit—That 
no Confultation with the Scots Commiflioners concerning it fhall 
be deemed a Capitulation in relation to the retarding the March 
of their Armies out of the Kingdom, or of any Treaty be- 
tween the Kingdoms concerning the fame, 18. Sent to Lords, 
and to be communicated to the Scots ‘Commiflioners, 22. 
Lords Concurrence fignified ; a Committee of both Houles to 
debate with the Coimmiflioners about it, 24 Order for 
their meeting them, 1 Oct. For making Report, g. Com- 
miffioners Letters and Papers concerning the Votes, read, and 
referred to a Committee, 26-——-Anlwer to be reported, 7 
Nov, Reported; Member to prepare a Declaration in An- 
{wer thereto, 26. Declaration nal in Parts, and pated, the 
greatett Part of it, 27. Remainder read, and voted, Part by 
Part, and pafled; previous Qucfiion for defiring Lords Con- 
currence, Neg.; Copy thereof to be fent to the Commillion- 
ers, in a Letter tromSpeaker ; and afterwards printed, 28 
His Report touching their returning the Letter and Papers, 
with a Letter 10 him; Letter read, 2 Dec. 




















——— 1645, Scots Commifhoners Paper touching renewing the 


Defires of both Kingdoms to His Majefty, for a fafe and well- 
grounded Peace, to be confidered, 29 July—lRead ; Refolution 
that to fuch Propofitions as fhall be fent, a pofitive Anfwer 
fhall be defired without any ‘Treaty—That Propofitions fhall 
be fent—That they fhall be prefented in Bills; Conference 
defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed; Conference held; Lords Concurrence fignified, 
6 Aug.—Another Paper from the Scots Commiflioners to 
be confidered, 15. Read; Refolution that Propolitions and 
Bills fhall be fent, and a pofitive Anfwer detired without 
Treaty—That Houle will confider what Propofitions and 
Bills fhall be fent; Days appointed for it; Votes to be com- 
municated to them; Conference to be defired with Lords ; 
Managers appointed ; a Committee of the whole Houfe to 
review the former Propofitions, 18 Lords defire Houfe 
to difpatch them; Refolution that Houfe will take the dif- 
patching them into fpeedy Confideration, 8 Sept. Days 
appointed for it, 13 Oct. Committee fits, 14, 10, 21, 23 &amp; 
28 Oe. 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 22 &amp; 25 Nov. 2, 4; 
10, 11, 13, 17, 18, 19 &amp; 23 Dee. 1 &amp; 3 Jan. Refo- 
lution that the taking away the Court of Wards and Tenures 
fall be One Propofition; the Committee to proceed there- 
upon, 13 Oct.——-Rules for the further Difcovery of Popith 
Recufants, and educating their Children in the Proteft- 
aut Religion—lor better Obtervation of the Lord’s Day— 
Forlevying Monies for ree of the Debts of the Kingsm, 

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IN DE X fo the Fourtu Vouume. 


and other public Ufes—Againft Pluralities and Non-refidence 
reported, 4 Nov. Vide Recujunts, Popith, Sunday, Supply, 
and Pluralities—Bill for demolifhing Monuments of Supertti- 
tion, reported, 20. Vide Superflition—Propofitions reported, 
25 Feesesiines thereupon, 25, 27 &amp; 29 Nov. 1,2&amp; 
4 Dec. 1, 3, 26 &amp; 27 Jan. Propofitions already 
voted, to be fent to the King, 25 Nov. Conference de- 
fired with Lords concerning them, agreed to, 2 Dec. Ma- 
nagers appointed; Conference held, 3. Lords to be defired 
to {peed them, 17—A Committee to confer with the City 
touching their Propofition for the Militia, 4 Dec. Order for 
their Meeting, 8—Propofitions on behalf of the City reported ; 
Refolutions thereupon, 11—Refolution that the concluding 
Peace or War, the making any ‘Truce or Ceflation, or any 
‘Treaties with foreign Princes or States, fhall be with the Ad- 
vice and Content of the Parliaments of England and Scotland, 
18—City’s Anfwer to Queftions demanded by the Committee 
8th December laf, with the Votes of the Committee, the te- 
veral Propofitions from the City, and their Anfwers and Re- 
folutions thereupon, reported ; Chairman to perule his Papers, 
and be ready to report; Clerk to fearch the Books for Pro- 
ceedings of the Houfe upon their Tranfactions—Refolution 
that the Militia and Tower of London fhall be in the Go- 
vernment of the City, and their Charters confirmed, to be 
fent to the King, 27 Jan.—Propofition concerning calling 
Common Councils in the City, to be fent, 30 Conference 
defired by Lords concerning the City Propofitions ; Meflage, 
defiring them to appoint another Time; Propofitions returned 
from them, with Vefire they may be fent to the King, 10 Feb. 
——King’s Letter for a Peace, read twice, 8 Dec. Read 
again; a Committce to withdraw, and prepare Anfwer; An- 
{wer reported, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 9. 
Further Aufwer reported, and agreed to; Letter and Antwer 
to be communicated to the Scots Commiflioners ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 1o—Papers from the Scots Commiflioners 
read, and to beconfidered, 13. Read again ; Houfe adhere to their 
former Anfwer; a Committee to acquaint them with the Rea- 
fons thereof, and receive their Objections ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16. Melflage, defiring them to {peed their An- 
{wer—Another Letter to the fame Purport, communicated 
by Lords, read, and to be fent to the Scots Commillioners, 
17. Their Papers concerning it reported, and re-committed, 
20. Reported from Re-commitment, and read ; Refolution 
for adhering to the former Vote of having no Treaty, to be 
communicated with the Anfwer to them; Letter to the Scots 
Parliament, to inform them of the Refolutions and Proceed- 
ings of the Houfe, ordered; the Committee of both King- 
doms to prepare Anfwer to the Two Letters; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 22. Anfwer reported, and agreed to— 
Lords Concurrence thereto, and to the Votes of Yefterday, 
fignified, with an Amendment to the Refolution ‘for having 
no Treaty; Amendment agreed to; Scots Parliament to be 
acquainted therewith, 23. Speakers of both Houfes to fign 
the Letter to the King; the Committee of both Kingdoms 
to take care for the {fpeedy fending it—Another Paper of the 
Scots Commiflioners, concerning this Bufiness, ak the An- 
{wer of the Committee of both Kingdoms, and a further Ex- 
planation and Declaration of the Commiflioners, read, 25— 
Another Letter from the King, with Lords Detires thereupon, 
read, and to be communicated to the Scots Commiflioners, 29. 
Read again ; Houfe adhere to the Refolution, that the Militia 
flial! be in the Power of the Parliament; Vote and Propofition 
agreed to by Lords, and to be communicated to the Scots 
Commiflioners, and their Concurrence defired—Another Let- 
ter from the King, communicated by Lords, to be fent to the 
Scots Commiffioners; the Committee of both Kingdoms to 
prepare an Anfwer, 30 Votes concerning the Antwer to 
the King’s laft Letter, and concerning the Militia of England, 
with the Propofitions touching that Militia, fent to Lords, 1 
Jan.—Antwer to his Two laft Letters reported, and agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence fignified—Order for appointing a new 
Meflenger—For preparing all the Propofitions paffed, and for 
delivering them to the Lords at a ‘Conference ; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Meffagefrom Lords, defiring the Anfwer waarve com- 
municated to the Scots Commiffioners, agreed to, 3. Conference 
defired, agreed to, and held—Commiflioners Paper, in refer- 
ence to the Anifwer, read, and to be confidered, 5. Read 
again, with a Remonftrance from the General Affembly of 
Scotland ; Commiffioners to be defired to explain a Part thereof, 
6. The Committee of both Kingdoms to offer them Reafons 
to perfuade their Affent to fome Parts of the Anfwer which 
they object to, 7. Commiflioners Amendment agreed to, with 
an Amendment; the Committee to acquaint them therewith ; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 9. Anfwer agreed upon by the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, with the Commiffioners, 
read twice, and agreed to; the Committee to fend it fpeedily; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 13—Lords to be defired to expe- 
dite the Propofitions, 17 &amp; 19. Refolution for fending feve- 


























ral to the King; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26 &amp; 30 
—Bill for enacting the Propofitions, and turning them into 
an Act of Parliament, read twice, aud committed, 31—King’s 
Letter, communicated by Lords, read; the Committee ‘of 
both Kingdoms, with the Advice of the Scots Commiffioners 
to prepare an Anfwer—Order for fending away the Trum- 
pet, 26—Another Letter from Lords read, and to be com- 
municated to the Scots Commiflioners, 31 Read again 
and voted unfatisfactory touching Lord Herbert’s Power t., 
negotiate with the Irifh Rebels—Copy of the Privy Seal, and 
Articles taken in the Bifhop of Tuam’s carriages, to be fent 
with the Anfwer, 2 Feb. Letter read Third time; Refolutions 
and Orders thereupon ; a Committee to prepare An{wer pur- 
fuant to them, 3. Impowered to make ufe of Letters con- 
cerning Ireland, 4. Anfwer read, and re-committed as to 
Part, 13. Read again, and re-committed, 28 Report 
concerning the Firft Propofition; Conference to be defired 
about pretent fending the Propofitions; Managers appointed 
a1 Jan. Dcfired, agreed to, and held, 2 Feb.—Free Con- 
ference defired by Lords concerning the Propofitions, agreed 
to,6. Reporteis appointed ; Conference held; Lords Amend- 
ments to them read, aad to be confidered, 7. Confidered, and 
in Part difagreed to; another Conference to be defired, 10, 
Detired, and agreed tO, 13. Held, 14. Another defired by 
Lords, agreed to, 18. Weld, and reporied; Reafons fcr 
Lords Amendment to the Fitth Propofition read, 18. Amend- 
ment and fteatons read again; Houle adhere to the Propofi- 
tion as fent up; a Comuiittee to prepare Reafons ; Reafons 
reported, and agreed to; free Conference defired thereupon 
agreed to, and held, 26. Lords Concurrence to the Propoti- 
tion, as fent up, fignified—Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning a Letter from the King, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, and reported; Letter read, and 
with the Propofitions, to be communicated to the Scots Com.” 
miffioners ; their Concurrence to be defired, 28 —- Their 
Paper, defiring to know whether the Propofitions delivered to 
them be all intended to be fent; Anfwer thereto, 4 Mar.— 
Unfinithed Propofitions confidcred; Lords Amendment to the 
Firft’ Qualification of the 15th Propofition, read, and dif. 
agreed to; Refolution for adding feveral Perfons thereto: 
other Amendments agreed to,10. Others confidered, and in 
Part dilagreed to; free Conference to be defired thereupon 
13. Defired, and agreed to; Managers appointed; free Con- 
ference held, 16—Scots Commitlioners Antwer to the Propo- 
fitions read, and reterred to a Committee, 18. Report, to be 
communicated to them; Kefolution for defiring their Concur- 
rence to the Propofitions concerning [reland and the Militia; 
the Committee to give them Reafons why the Houfe infitt upon 
thefe Propofitions only for the prefent; Lords to be defired 
that a Committee of both Houfes may be appointed to com- 
municate to them the Matters of Faét, Votes, and Refolu- 
tions, and defire their Concurrence to the Propotitions—Order 
for holding the fame Courfe for Confervation of the Peace be- 
tween the ‘I'wo Kingdoms, as was agreed upon in the Jate 
Treaty—Another Letier from the King, with Lords Senfe 
thereupon, read ; Conference defired by them concerning the 
Propolitions of Delinquents, and the Militia of London, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 24. 
1640, Lords Concurrence to all the Votes fignified ; a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes to treat with the Commiflioners about 
them—A Committee to withdraw, and prepare Anfwer to the 
King’s lafi Letter; Anfwer reported, read twice, and agreed to 
26 Mar. Lords Concurrence fignified, 31 Scots Commit. 
fioners Confent to the Antwer fignified by Letter—Order for 
inclofing it ina Letter to Sir Thomas Glembam; Speakers of 
both Houtes to fign it; Letter to Sir Thomas read, and ap- 
proved, 1 Apr.—Secots Commitlioners Letter, and Paper in- 
cloted, concerning the Propofitions, read, 6, Read again; a 
Coinmittee to prepare Antwer, defiring they would concur, that 
the Propofitions laft fent to them may be fent to the King, and 
to prepare further Anfwer to the Particulars of that Paper, 7 
Antwer reported, read, and agreed to, 9. Lords Concur- 
rence fignified; the Committee of both Kingdoms to ac- 
quaint them with it, 11. To put them in mind to give an 
Antwer, 20—Their Four laft Papers to be read, 25. Letter 
concerning them and the Papers read; the Firft, containing 
their Anfwer to the whole Propofitions, to be confidered, 27. 
Read again; previous and main Queftions for referring thei 
all to a Committee, feverally Affirmative, 28—Read Third 
time; previous Queftion, that the Kingdom of Scotland has 
an Intereft and Judgment in the Matter of Ordinances or Pro- 
— in order to Peace, which concern this Kingdom only, 
eg.; Firft Paper to be further confidered, 14 May.—Introdue- 
tion to the Firft Propofition, 15—Two Propofitions concerning 
Religion, and Part of the Scots Paper concerning them, read, 
16 Propofitions concerning the Militia and Ireland read; 

















Refolution that no Alteration fhall be made in them, 30-— 
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of the City Militia; Heads agreed to; Managers appointed, 
4 June. Conference defired, agreed to, and held, 5— 
Meflage to Lords, defiring them to haf%en the Propofitions, 
8 &amp;10. Four Papers from Lords concerning them ; their 
Concurrence to Names of Delinquents in the 15th Propofi- 
tion, and to the Introduction to the Firft, fignified,12. Their 
Firft Paper, an Expedient concerning the Militia of the King- 
dom, read ; previous and main Queftions for referring it to a 
Committee, feverally Affirmative, 13. Report to be confi- 
dered, 15. Read, Claufe by Claufe; Firft and Third Branch 
confidercd ; Refolutions thereupon, 16. Second Branch con- 
fidered; Refolutions thereupon; Conference to be defired ; 
Managers appointed, 17. Conference defired, agreed to, and 
held, 19. Reported—Propofitions concerning the fettling 
Religion in England and Ireland, read; Refolution, that the 
Propofitions for both Kingdoms fhall be the fame—Queftions 
that the Propofitions for difbanding the King’s Armies in 
England and Scotland be fent—That there be a Propofition for 
an Act of Oblivion, feverally Neg.; free Conference defired, 
agreed to; Managers appointed; free Conference held, 2o— 
Conference defired by Lords concerning Letters from the 
King, the States of Scotland, and the Scots Commiflioners, and 
concerning the employing the City Forces, agreed to ; Report- 
ers appointed ; Conference held, and reparted, 15 June—Lords 
Amendments to the Propofition concerning the City Forces, 
read, and agreed to, 16—Lords put Houfe in mind of the 
Letters, 22-—Copies thereof to be delivered to the Scots Com- 
miffioners, 25—Lords Concurrence to the Propofitions, ex- 
cept as excepted, fignified ; their Vote concerning the Propo- 
fition of Ireland, read; the Committee of both Kingdoms to 
communicate the Propofitions to the Scots Commiflioners, 
and defire their Concurrence, that they may be {peedily fent 
to the King—A Committee to confider of the Manner of fend- 
ing them, and receiving the King’s Anlfwer, 22—Scots Com- 
miflioners Letter and Paper concerning the Propofitions read, 
and referred to a Committee—A Committee of both Houfes 
to hear what the Marquis of Argyle has to deliver, 25. Five 
Papers read by him, fent from Lords, 26—Scots Commif- 
fioners Letter and Paper concerning fome Additions, and rec- 
tifying fome Miftakes in the Propofitions comimunicated by 
Lords, 25. Confidered; Confervators of the Peace between 
the Two Kingdoms appointed, 27—Miftakes and Omiffions 
in the Propofitions reported ; Title thereof read twice, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Declaration 
for faving the Rights of the Parliament for altering or repeal- 
ing any Law that fhall be made upon the Propofitions, read, 
and agreed to’; Lords Concurrence to be defired ; Conference 
to be defired with them; Heads thereof; Managers ap- 
pointed—Refolution for fending a Propofition concerning the 
Great Seal, and another for taking away the Court of Wards 
and Liveries, 29—Preamble and Alterations agreed to by 
Lords; previous Queftion for agreeing with them, that they 
be communicated to the Scots Commiffioners, Neg—A 
Committee to prepare Propofition for Confirmation of the 
Great Seal, and invalidating Aéts paffed by that carried to 
Oxon, 30———-Propofition reported, read, and agreed to; the 
Committee to methodize it; their Report ; Conference de- 
fired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, 1 July. Lords Concurrence fignified—The Declara- 
tion for faving the Liberties of the Parliament, returned from 
Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to—Propo- 
fitions to be communicated to the Scots Commiflioners, for 
their Concurrence, 3. Their Paper concerning fome Amend- 
ments and Additions, communicated by Lords, read—A Com- 
mittee to confider them, 6. Report; Queftion for agreeing 
with Lords in an Addition to a Claufe, Neg. 7—A Commit- 
tee of both Houfes to prefent the Propofitions to the King— 
Refolution that they hall demand a pofitive Anfwer within 
Ten Days; a Committee to prepare Inftructions for them, 6. 
Inftructions reported ; Conference defired concerning them, 
and Scots Commiflioners Paper, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held—A Committee to perufe the Pro- 
pofitions before they are fent, 7—Mr. Marfhall to be defired 
to attend the Commiffioners—Order for 50o0/. for them, 
agreed to by Lords—Conference defired by them concerning 
an Addition to the 15th Propofition, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Houfe adhere to 
their former Vote; free Conference defired; Managers ap- 
pointed; free Conference held, g. Lords Concurrence to the 
Propofition, as fent up, fignified; the Committee of both 
Kingdoms to communicate 11 to the Scots Commiflioners, and 
acquaint them that a Committee of both Houfes is appointed 
to prefent the Propofitions to the King, that they may appoint 
{ome of their Number to accompany them, 11. Their Con- 
currence fignified, 14. Their Letter read, 11. Title of the 
Propofitions, figned by the Clerk of both Houfes, read; Re- 
folution for fending them to the King—A corrected Copy, 
figned by the Clerks of both Houfes, to be delivered to the 
Scots Commiflioners—Their Paper concerning an Addition to 
Vou. IV. 

















FourtuH Vouume. 


the 15th Propofition, read, and referred to a Committee, 14 
—Commiflioners Letter read, 28———-Another read, 5 Aug. 
—Order for making their Report, 11. Report of their Pro- 
ceedings ; Members Commiflioners thanked, and to return the 
Thanks of Houfe to the other Commiffioners—Letter from 
Scots Commitlioners, and a Paper incloted, concerning the 
King’s not confenting to the Propofitions, read twice, 12. To 
be confidered, 12, 13 and 14—Conference defired by Lords 
concerning the Comimifiioners Report, and a Paper irom the 
Scots Comimiflioners here, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, 13. Reported; Paper read, 14. Vide 
Scotland——-A Committee to reduce the Propofitions into 
Ordinances, 22 Sept. Order for their Meeting, 7 Oct. 
Several Ordinances reported, 12. Vide Parliament, Mi- 
litia, Scotland, Great Seal, Ireland, Lords, Houle of, and 
Offices. 

his Children, 1644, Order for putting them under the 
Care of the Earl of Northumberland and his Lady, agreed to 
by Lords, 18 Mar. ; 

1645, Report touching the Eftablifhment of their Servants, 
communicated by Lords, to be confidered, 15 Apr. Confidered, 
and in Part agreed to; Remainder re-committed ; Petition of 
their Houfhold Servants referred; Refolution for allowing the 
Earl of Northumberland 3,000/. per Annum—Mr. Holland’s 
Accounts referred to the Committee of Accounts, 18 Or- 
der for Re-commitment, fent to Lords, 7 May——Refolu- 
tion for maintaining them as the Third and Fourth Children of 
former Kings have been maintained; the Committee to treat 
with the Earl of Northumberland about taking them upon a 
certain Allowance, 23 June. Lords Concurrence fignified, 2 
——Allowance reported, and agreed to—Report of the Al- 
lowance to their Phyficians and Servants—Mr. Holland's Cafe 
reported; Refolutions thereupon. Vide £olland—Order for 
removing the Children to St. James’s—Petition of King’s 
Servants attending them, read; Order for a yearly Pention to 
them; Lords Concurrence to thefe feveral Votes fignified, 11 
Sept.——Ordinance for the yearly Penfion, read twice, and 
committed, 8 Nov. Reported, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 27—Servants Petition, and Lords Refolu- 
tion thereupon, read, 22—Part of a Report, concerning pay- 
ing their Arrears fince the Parliament undertook the Charge 
of the Children, re-committed, 27-——Order for diftributing 
a Moiety of Sir Thomas Dawes’s Sequeftration-monies among 
them, 4 Dec. 














—— 1646, Letter concerning Princefs Henrietta read; «a 


Committee to difpofe of and provide for her, 16 May. 
Order from Lords, for a Provifion for her, read, and 
referred to the Committee for the Children; the Com- 
mittee] to place her with the other Two, and difcharge her 
Attendants, and confer with the Committee of the Revenue 
about a fit Allowance for her, 25——~-General’s Letter con- 
cerning the Duke of York’s coming to Town, communicated 
by Lords-—-A Committee to prepare Letter to acquaint him 
he fhall foon hear from the Houle, 27 June——-Order for his 
coming to St. James’s, and for the Earl of Northumberland 
to entertain him with the reft of the Children— For difcharging 
his Attendants-—For employing Perfons well-affe¢ted—For 
600 l. for Diet, Apparel, &amp;c. for him, 9 July. Sent to Lords, 
10. Agreed to by them, 15—A Committee to confider of re- 
gulating the Affairs and Expences of the Children’s Family, 9. 
Report touching the fending for and Entertainment of him, 
read, and re-committed, 17—His Letter to the Earl of 
Northumberland for 2002, to difengage fome Debts; Order 
for paying it outof the 6oo/. formerly afligned him ; the Earl 
to fend for him, and place Servants about him, 22. Mellage 
from Lords, defiring a further Supply, referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Revenue; Tutor approved, 31—-——Order for 
6oo/. for his prefent Expence, 4 Aug.—Removal of the 
Children to Sion Houfe approved—No Perfon that has been 
in any of the King’s Garifons to refort to the Duke of York, 
28 Meflage from Lords, defiring further Provifion for him 
—Order for 1,200/. 15 Sept.——-Eftablifiment for his Mainte- 
nance reported, read, and agreed to—List of his Attendants 
read, and agreed to—Further Report touching the Earl of 
Northumberland’s Defire that the Choice of his Servants may 
be left to him, agreed to, 17 Nov. 

his Revenue, 1645, Refolution for fettling the Manage- 
ment thereof in a Committee of both Houles ; a Committee 
to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe; Claufe concerning 
Places to be difpofed of by them, ordered, 7 Apr. Order 
for paying the Revenues to the refpective Receivers in the 
feveral Counties, 18 July——Ordinance for adding Lords to 
the Committee, to be read, 28——-’rovifo tor pafling Offices, 
&amp;c. under the Great Seal, to be inferted, 19 Aug.—— Ordi- 
nance read, 12 Jan. 














——— 1646, Ordinance enabling the Committee to iffue War- 


rants to the Attorney or Solicitor General, for preparing 

Grants of Things difpofed of by thein, read twice, and com- 

mitted, 27 Aug. 
King, 











INDE X @ the Fourtu Vo.LuumMe. 


King, Colonel, 1644, his Letter, and Letter to him, with Exa- 
minations concerning him and Mr. Hudfon, read, 22 Feb. 
Earl of Manchefter to be defired to call in his Commiflion for 
Governor of Bofion and Holland, 3 Mar. 

— 1645, his and Dr. Baftwick’s Information concerning fe- 
veral Members and Speaker, referred to a Committee, 19 
July. To the Committee of Examinations, 21 Informa- 
tion and Paper concerning fcandalous Words fpoken by him, 
read, 6 Aug. sp ita: 

1646, Complaint of his obftructing the Levies in Lincoln- 
fhire; Parties examined ; Complaint referred to the Commit- 
tee of the Army; Charge againft him at laft Seflions referred 
—Another Complaint concerning his obftructing the bring- 
ing in the Excite, referred to the Committee for Regulation 
thereof, 4 Dec. 

—— Dr. 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Mafter of 
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 7 Nov. 

—— Sir Robert. Vide Annefley, Arthur—1645, his Letter read, 
and to be printed, 13 Feb. 

King’s Bench, 1646, General Seal from Oxon prefented ; Or- 
der for breaking it; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3 
July. 

K ingflon upon Hull, 1645, Order for an Allowance to a preach- 
ing Minitter, 29 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 3 Jan.— 
Ordinance for fettling and eftablifhing the Garifon, to be 
read, 22. 

1645, Read twice, and committed, 30 Apr. Re- 
ported, and pafled, 7 May. Sent to Lords, 15—Order for 
fending Ammunition, &amp;c. 7 May. 

Kirklington, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifier, 
26 Jan.— Read twice, and committed, 2 Feb. 

1646, another from them to the fame Purport, 6 May. 
Read, and pafled, 2 July Perfon to be fent for by Serjeant 
for Difobedience thereto. Vide Privileges—High Sheriff to 
put the Minifter in bay: Poffeflion, 11 Ang. 

Kirle, Walter, 1646, his Cafe reported ; previous Queftion for 
admitting him to fit, Affirmative, 15 Oét. 

Kirtling, 1645, Order from Lords, for Increafe of the Parfon’s 
Maintenance, 8 Nov. 

Knarefborough, 1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. 

Caftle, 1646, to be made untenable, 30 Apr. 

Kuifton, Major, 1645, not to be exchanged without the Know- 
lege of Houfe, 20 Oct. 

Knight, Captain, 1645, Order for 12d. a Day extraordinary 
for his ‘Troop, they finding themfelves Horfes and Arms, 5 
Apr. Sent to Lords, 10 May. 

Edward, and other Merchants, 1645, Petition; Order 
for Payment of Part of their Debt, 2 Dec. 

Kuightley, Sir Ferdinando, 1646, to have Pafs for a Horfe to be 
tranfported to him into Holland, 15 Apr. 

Knollys, Lady, 1645, her Petition from Lords,g May. They 
put Houle in mind thereof, 12. 

Sir Francis, 1646, Letter to the Committee at Reading, 
concerning keeping him out of his Eftate, ordered, 8 May 

His Petition read; Member to prepare Ordinance for 

granting him his Lands, 17 July Ordinance read twice, 

and committed, 8 Sept. Keported, and pafled, 10 Oét. 

Sent to Lords, 19. 












































20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
S 10406. 


I AFTELD, Dr. 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for removing 
+ him from the Rectory of Wrotham, 11 July. 

Lake, Lancelot. Vide Trevor, Sir John. 

Lamb, Peter, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee of the 
Navy, 26 Mar. 

— Colonel, 1644, to be defired to repair to his Charge, 
21 Jan. 

—-—- 1046, his Petition; Order for paying him 2,o00/. upon 
Account, 3 Oct. 

——- John, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Lamplugh, Mr. Vide Lowther, Sir Chriftopher. 

Jobn, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 18 Aug. 

Lampton, 1645, Letter and Relation of a Victory over the 
Enemy’s Forces there; Order for a Reward to the Mef- 
lenger, 12 July—For a Thankfgiving, 14. Vide Thank/- 
giving. 

Lancafier, County, 1644, Clerk of the Duchy to prepare a 
Commitlion and Dedimus for the Sheriff, 18 Jan. His 
Oath read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
10 Feb. Committees Letter read; 2 Committee to con- 
fider of Means for Supply of the Forces with Monies and 
Arms——-Propofitions for their Advantage to be made to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 17 Mar. 














1645, Order for 2,o00/. for them, 5 Apr.—Ordinance 
for ordering and regulating them, read, 7. Committed, 14 
Ordinance for 2,000 /. out of the Excife for them, read, 
and paffed, 28 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 29 All Papers 
concerning any Perfons in the County, referred to the Com- 
mittee of Examinations, 11 Sept—-—Member to prepare 
Ordinance for martial Law there, 5 Dec. Bufinefs of the 
Excife referred to the Committee of Excife, 9 Mar. 
1646, the Committee for frith Affairs to employ fuch 
of their Forces as they think fit for the Service of Ireland ; 
the Committee of the County to confider of fatisfying their 
Arrears, and fending them away, 15 June Names of Per- 
fons that have exprefled their Difaffections to the Parliament 
upon the coming in of Delinquents, ordered, 3 July—Petition 
of well-affeéted Inhabitants read—Divition of the County into 
claffical Prefbyteries, read, and approved ; Perfons reprefented 
as fit to be of the feveral Clafics, approved, 15 Sept. 

Town, 1645, Order for Recompence to the Inhabitants 

at the End of the War, 7 June. 

1645, new Writ, 14 Oct. 

Duchy of, 1644, Seal prefented; to be fealed up, and 

left in Speaker’s Cuftody, 30 Dec. Member to prepare 

Ordinance for authorizing him to put it in Execution, 18 Jan. 

Ordinance read, and paffed, 10 Feb. Mcfiige to Lords, 

defiring them to expedite it, 15. 

- 1645, Ordinance returned, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 26 Aug.——Ordinance from Lords, con- 
cerning the Duchy Seal, to be read, 31 Oct. 

pe and Tenants, 1646, a Committee to confider of a 
Debate concerning them, 10 June. 

Lang, John, 1646, to have Pafs to return into his own Country, 
20 Apr. 

Langbargh, 1645, Petition on behalf of the Inhabitants read, and 
referred to the Northern Committee, 21 Mar. 

Langdale, Sir Marmaduke, 1644, Letter concerning his Action 
and Motion read; the Committee of both Kingdoins to be 
acquainted therewith, 11 Mar. 

Langford Houle, 1645, Letter, with Articles of Surrender 
thereof, read, 20 Oét. 

— 1646, Order for flighting the Fortifications, 4 May. 

Langherne, Colonel, 1644, Letter of Thanks and Encourage- 
ment to him ordered, 14 Jan.—Order for conferring 5004 
upon him for a Reward—For fending him Arms and Ammu- 
nition, 6 Mar. Sent to Lords, 11. Agreed to by them, 16 
—Letter for Supply of Monics, Powder, and Ammunition, 
read; Order for fending them; a Comunittee to endeavour to 
raife 3,000 /. for him, 24. 

1645, Ordinance for that Sum read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 Apr.—— Order for pre- 
fent Payment of 1002. and Allowance of 1. per Week for 
the Support of his Wife and Children—lor accommojlating 
her with a convenient Houfe, 5 July. Agreed to by Lords, 8. 
Order for paying 100/. forthwith, and the Arrears of the 
Weekly Allowance, and for providing a Houfe Rent-tree, and 
furnithing it, 23 His Letter, relating a Victory over the 












































Enemy’s Forces near Haverford-weft, and for Supply of 


Money and Horfes, referred to a Committee—Order for an 
additional Allowance of 5/. a Week for his Wife, to be 
deducted out of his Pay, 23 Aug. Another Letter con- 
cerning the Reduction of Pembrokethire, read ; the Committee 
of both Kingdoms to confider of fending him Aflifiance— 

2,000/. to be provided for his Forces—-Letter of Thanks 

ordered—Delinquent’s Eftate to be fettled upon him and his 

Heirs, 26 Sept. Ordinance for granting it, read, and 

paffed, 28 Feb. Sent to Lords, 3 Mar. Another Letter, 

with the Paffages of the Treaty between him and the Gentry 
of Carmarthenthire, read ; his Proceedings approved; Letter 
of Thanks ordered, 25 O¢t.———Ordinance for 3,000 /. out of 
the Excile for his Forces, read, and pailed,11 Nov. Agreed 
to by Lords, 12 His Letter read, 5 Dec. Order ap- 
pointing him Commander in Chief of the Counties of 

Glamorgan, Cardigan, Carmarthen, and Pembroke; the 

Committee of both Kingdoms to grant him a Commiflion, 

28 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 16 Mar. ; 

1646, his Letter; Order for fending his Forces into 
Ireland, and difbanding thofe that will not go; Rendezvous 
appointed; Shipping ordered—Order for Money, Arms, Am- 
munition, and Vi¢tuals, to be confidered, 4 Aug. 

Langley, Richard, 16.45, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency upon Payment thereof, ordered, 13 
Jan. 

1646, read, and paffed, 4 May 
Nov. 

Langrifh, Major Hercules, 1645, Order for paying him 2004. 
in Part of his Debt, 15 Dec. 

Lang fthorpe, Mr. 1645, to be exchanged for Mr. Rookes, 31 

an. 


Langfton, John. Vide Buldwyn, John, 





























Sent to Lords, 21 


Lant, 

















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IN DE X ¢@o the FourtH Vouume. 


Lant, Robret and Richard, 1645, to be difcharged from further 
Damages concerning the Wine Project, upon paying 4ol. 
each, 2 May. 

Larner, Mr. 1646, Meffage from Lords, defiring Leave to fend 
for and examine him touching a Pamphlet for which be is 
committed by the Houfe, agreed to, 30 Mar. 

Latham Houfe, 1645, Order for fending Powder, &amp;e. 19 July— 
Letter from the Garifun, with Articles of Surrender, read, and 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms; Order for a 
Thankfgiving, 9 Dec. Vide Thankfgiving. 

Laud, William, Archbifhop of Canterbury, 1644, Conference 
concerning the Ordinance for attainting him of High Treafon, 
reported ; a Committee to affign Reafons for Lords pafling it, 
26 Dec._—Free Conference defired, agreed to; Managers 
appointed, 1 Jan. Free Conference held, 2. Order for his 

uxamination, agreed to by Lords, 6. Conference defired by 
them concerning him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported; Queftion for permitting Perfons, 
defired in his Petition, to attend him, Neg.; others appointed. 
Refolution that, as to the Manner of his Death, Houle adhere 
to the Judgment; a Committee to aflign Reafons, 7. His 
Petition from Lords, and another to the Houfe, read; Refo- 
lution for beheading and burying him, 8. Agreed to by Lords, 
g—Another Petition from Lords read, 10—Proccedings at 
the Trial, and King’s Pardon to be printed and publifhed, 11 

Member to be defired to print the Proceedings, with the 
Approbation of the Managers, 4 Mar. ~ 

Launcefton, 1646, new Writ, 12 Aug. 

Lawrence, Sir John, 1644, to be tent up in fafe Cufiody, 16 
Feb. 








Captain, 1645, appointed Commander of a Ship, 23 
Feb. 

Law, martial, 1644, Commiffioners to prefent an Explanation 
of the doubtful Articles in the Commiflion—Ordinance for 
continuing the Ordinance for it, read, and pafled, 30 Dee. 
——-Sent to Lords, 1 Jan. Meflage, defiring them to ex- 
pedite it, 13 Jan. 17,18 &amp; 20 Feb. Order for paying 
240l. to the Officers of the Court, 28 Jan. Agreed to 
by Lords, 12 Feb. 

——- 1645, Member to prepare Ordinance for martial Law 
for the Counties—Commiflioncrs Names to be prefented, 29 
Apr. —-Ordinance read twice; Queftions for Commitment 
and Pafling, feverally Neg. 8 May Ordinance impower- 
ing the Committee of both Kingdoms to grant Commiflions of 
martial Law, read, and pafled, 30 Aug. Sent to Lords, 2 
Sept. Conference to be defired concerning it ; a Committee 
to aflign Reafons, 11 ——Another Committee to confider of an 
Expedient for executing martial Law, 6 Dee. Ordinance for 
Execution thereof read; Order for Second Reading between 
10 and 12 o’Clock, 23 Read ; previous Queftion for com- 
mitting it to a Committee of the whole Houle, Neg —Com- 
mitted to a feleét Committee; all that come to have Voices, 
1 Jan. Ordinance reported ; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. 





























Legard, Richard, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pare 
a. his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 9 

ar. 

Legge, Captain, 1645, his Letter from Lords, 23 Apr. 

Leicejier, County, 1644, Papers and Letters concerning it, with 
Lords Order thereupon, to be confidered, 5 Feb.—Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff, and for a Commitlion under the Great 
Seal, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 13 Additional Committees, 
14 Mar. Sent to Lords, 15. Agreed to by them, with 
Additions, 17. ‘ 

1645, Member to go down to haften the bringing in the 
Affefiments, 26 June Committees Letter for Supply and 
Afliftance ; Power given them to compound with Delinquents 
in the County; Monies arifing thereby, and the tomes a 
Arrears of Affeffments, to be employed for their Forces and 
Garitons, 30 Aug. Moiety of the Excife to be applied to 
the fame Service, 1 Sept——Ordinance for that Purpofe fent 
to Lords, 7 Feb. Report concerning Compofitions, and Let- 
ter concerning 500 Yorkthire Horfe, to be confidered, 9 Mar. 

1646, the Committee for Irith Affairs to entertain fuch 

of their Forces as they think fit for the prefent Service of Ire- 
land; the Committee of the County to confider of fatisfying 
their Arrears, and fending them away, 15 June——-Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great 

Seal, 1 Dec. * Sent to Lords, 2. 

1645, new Writ, 30 O&amp;. 

— Town, 1645, Conference defired by Lords concerning the 
‘taking it, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Paper read; Informations therein, concernin 
M em bers, referred to a Committee, 4 June —Order for a Col- 
Jection next Thankfgiving Day, for the poor Inhabitants and 
Soldiers that were taken Prifoners, 18 Petition of well- 
affected Tradefmen to be read, 25 July. Read; Order for 
Mufquets and Furniture—For 1,500¢. towards providing 
Horte, &amp;c.—Ordinance for a Benevolence for Relief of the 
Town, ordered, 28 July-—-To be prefented, 26 Aug. 
Read twice, and committed, 4 Sept.——Reported, and paffed 
25 O&amp;t. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 28—-—Bufinefs concerning the Town, and 
Letter from thence, to be confidered, 26 Au r.— Ordinance 
from Lords, concerning the Matter of the Hlofpital, read 
twice, and committed, 29 They put Houfe in mind there- 
of; Order for making Report, 10 Feb. Ordinance reported 
and pafled, with Amendments, 17 Mar. Order for a Com- 
miflion to a Governor appointed by Sir Thomas Fairfax, 9 

Feb. Sent to Lords, 10. ‘ 

1646, Ordinance concerning the Matter of the Hofpital, 

returned trom Lords, with Amendments to them; Amend- 

ments read; nothing done thereupon, 26 Mar. Ordinance 
from Lords, for fequeftering Dr. Meredith from the Matter- 
fhip, and putting Mr. Grey in his ftead, and for authorizing 

ys Grant thereof under the Great Seal, read, and pafled, 7 
pr. 






































Ordinance paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3 
Conference defired by them concerning it, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed; Confereyce held, and reported ; Lords 
Reafons for their Amendinents read ; a Committce to prepare 
Anfwer thereto, and aflign Reafons why the Houfe adhere to 
the Ordinance, 14 leb. 


Lawrence Jury, 1644, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the . 


Committee of Scqueftrations, 25 Jan. 

Layton, Captain. Vide Denton, Captain. cae 

—— Colonel, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 
Colonel of Horfe at Plymouth, 24 Dec. They put Houfe in 
mind thereof, 30. 

1646, his Petition from Lords read; nothing done there- 
upon, 30 June. 

Layton Buflard, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for Relief of the 
Inhabitants, 25 July. 

Lazon, Martin de, 1645, declared Proprietor of Money and 
Goods in a Ship which arrived at Southampton in-1642; a 
Committee to prepare Ordinance to declare it, and grant him 
public Faith for the Value thereof, 9 Feb. 

1645, Property claimed by another Perfon ; Order for re- 
ferring them to the Law, 27 Mar. 

Lead. Vide Supply. 

Leake, John, 1645, appointed Purfer of a Frigate, 1 July. 

Lee, Sir Richard, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 27 Feb. 

Mr. 1645, to be exchanged for Colonel Alexander Rigby, 
May. 

: Hugh, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 13 

Jan. 

1646, read, and paffed, 4 May. 

Leech, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. ; 
Leechlade, 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, and difbanding 
or reducing the Forces, 28 July. ; 
Leeds, 1645, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Northern Affociation, 16 Feb. 

Vou, IV. 




















1645, new Writ, 30 Sept. 

Leigh, Lieutenant Colonel Uriah, 1644, to be exchanged for 
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Rigby ; has Leave to repair to 
Oxon, to perfect the Exchange, 27 Feb. 

as 1646, Report concerning his Fine re-committed, 

11 July. 

Captain, 1646, referred to a Committee, 4 Aug. 

re John and Alice, 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 11 
. ept. 

Edward, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and patled, 27 O&amp;. Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Leming, John, 1645, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Nov. 

Lempjfler, 1645, new Writ, 11 Sept. 

Lefley, Lieutenant General, 1645, his Letter, and Declaration 
for redrelling of Grievances in the Country, upon Complaint 
made to him, communicated by Lords, 28 Feb. Letters 
and Papers from and to him read, and referred to a Commit- 
tee, 20 Mar. 

—— Sir James, 1646, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

Levant Company, 1646, Petition of Governor, &amp;c. againft Sir 
Sackvile Crowe, 17 Sept. Vide Crowe, Sir Sackvile. 

Leven, General, 1645, Letters to him, with his Anfwers, read ; 
Order for thanking him—For beftowing a Jewel of 500 i. 
Value upon him, 25 July Other Letters to him, with his 
Anfwers, read; Order for thanking him—For fending the 
Jewel, 25 Oct. : 

1646, his Letter to the Swedifh Agent about Arms in the 
North, which he detires to have fold, read, 29 Sept. 

Lewins, Lucian, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pars 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 18 Aug. Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Lewis, Sir William, 1645, Certificate of his Accounts prefented ; 
his Demands allowed; Order for paying him 415 /. in Part of 
his Debt—A Committee to eontider of Means for difcharging 

M Engagements 





























IN DEX oo the Fourtu Vouvume. 





Engagements incurred by him for the State, 3 Apr. Order 
for allowing him 41. a Week for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 
June. 

—— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

John, 1645, Ordinance from Lords for his Relief, 12 

Feb. 

1646, read, and paffed, 7 May. 

Thomas, 1646, a Committee to confider of an Exchange 

to be propounded for him, 3 Apr. Order for repaying Moncy 

forced from him, 3 July. 

Claudius, 1640, « Committee to confider of a Debt due 
to him, for furnifhing Arms to the State, 22 Apr. Report ; 
Order for paying him, 30 June. 

Liggon, Colonel William, 1646, Previous Queftion for appoint- 
ing him Governor of Worcefter, Neg. 24 July. 

Lightfoot, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 30 July. 
and to print his Sermon, 27 Aug. 

Lilbourne, John, 1644, the Committee of Examinations to 
examine him, concerning the writing and printing a Letter 
publifhed under his Name, and to enjoin the Company of 
Stationers to fupprets fuch Licentioufnefs, 17 Jan. 

1645, Votes concerning him fent to Lords; Examina- 

tions to be delivered when defired, 26 Jan. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1645. Vide Privileges—Petition ; 

Order for difcharging him of the Fine fet upon him in the 

Star-chamber; Lords Concurrence to be defired—V otes con- 

cerning the Proceedings againft him in the Star-chamber to 

be tranfinitted to Lords, 10 Nov. 

1646, Ordinance- from Lords concerning him, 30 




















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Apr. 

Rincpli County, 1644, Member to prepare Ordinance for re- 
pairing the Sea Banks, 20 Jan.——Petition of Inhabitants 
read, 22 Peb,-—Another read; Ordinance for further Affet!- 
ments; for raifing 2,800 /. monthly, for Maintenance of their 
Forces, ordered, 3 Mar. Read, 4. Order for Second read- 
ing, 10. Committed, 11. 

— 1645, Reported, and paffed, 25 Mar. Sent to Lords, 
28 Order for fending down Arms and Ammunition, 17 
Apr. 13, July———2 Dee. Report of the Proportion of 
Horfe to be raifed by the County; Order for {peedy raifing 
aud employing them about Grantham, 5 July. Member to 
go down and take care for fpeedy bringing them in, with 
the Affeflments and old Levies, g———Ordinance for continu- 
ing the Ordinance for maintaining their Forces Four Months 
longer, ordered, 17 July——Sent to Lords, 4 Aug. Return- 
ed with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 5 Ordi- 
nance from Lords, appointing a Commander in chief, with 
Power to execute martial Law, read twice, and committed, 
21 July——-Order for a Regiment of Horfe to march in Pur- 
fuit of the King—For making them up 1,000—Manncr of 
fending them referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms ; 
Houfe undertakes to pay what they fend—A Committee to pre- 
pare Ordinance for paying them during that Service, 30 Aug.— 
Report concerning 800 Horfe to be fent, infiead of thofe already 
marched ; Earl of Warwick to be directed to fend them—Or- 
der for others to march into the County, 1 Sept.—Order for a 
Letter to the Committees of Effex, to acquaint them Houfe 
has undertaken to pay their 800 Horfe—Thofe ordered to 
march Southward to remain there,6—Order for feuding them 
all away, except Two Troops, 9—Deputy Lieutenants ap- 
‘pointed; Lords Concurrence fignified, 11—Additional Com- 
mittees to the Committee of Sequeftrations, 22. Agreed to 
by Lords, 23—-Ordinance for 6,104/. out of the Excife, for 
Horfe, for Security of the County, read, and pafled, 22. 
Agreed to by Lords, 2;——Previous and main Queftions for 
charging 1,000/. upon the Excife for Maintenance of their 
Foot, feverally Affirmative, 9 Oct. Ordinance for that Pur- 
rofe read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24— 

Irdinance for Re-payment thereof read, and pafled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 18 Dec.——Order appointing 
High Sheriff, and for a Commitlion under the Great Seal, 20 

“Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 2 —Letter from thence re- 
ferred to a Committee—Order for Money out of the Excife 
to pay for Arms, &amp;c. 2 Dec.—Order for Payment of Arrears 
in the Colleétor’s Hands, towards Maintenance of their 
Forces, 1 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 7. Commillioners 
Letter, defiring an Allowance of 1,200 /. for incident Charges, 
read, 11 Feb. Their Certificate from Lords, 2 Com- 
mittees Letter reported, 18 Mar. Read, 20. 

1646, State of their Forces reported ; Order for 8,000 /. 
for them out of Delinquents Eftates, 22 Sept.——Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great 
Seal, 1 Dee. Sent to Lords, 2. 

+—— Town, 1646, Ordinance for disfranchifing the Alder- 
men that have adhered to the Enemy, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 28 Aug. 

Earl of, 1645, Meflage from Lords concerning a War- 

rant for paying him Money by Sir Gilb. Gerard, 5 Apr. 
Order for repaying him 500/, feized by the Committee of 


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Safety, 7 June——Ordinance for 121. 2s. for him, out of 
the Excife, agreed to by Lords, 1 Nov. His Petition and 
Certificate from the Committee of Accounts read, Order for 
allowing him 1,784. 4d. out of Delinquents Eftates, to be 
difcovered by him, 6 Oct. . 

Lindjey, Earl of, 1646, Letter concerning his coming in read; 
Order for fending him Prifoner to Warwick Cattle, 30 Apr. 
Letter concerning Lords Order for bringing him to Windfor 
Catile read—Letter to the General, defiring he may be fent, 
ordered; the Inconvenience of continuing him there to be 
reprefented to Lords at a Conference, 11 May. 

Colonel, 1646, to have Recompence for his Loffes, 
out of fuch Delinquents Eftates as he fhall difcover, 3 Sept. 
Lifle, Lord, 1645, Order for paying his Arrears out of the 2oth 
Part of Delinquents Eftates, to be difeovered by him, 8 Nov, 
Sent to Lords, 10 Appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 
21Jan. Vide Ireland. 

—— 1646, Vote from Lords for him, 30 Apr. 

—— John, 1645, a Committee to confider of Means for dif. 
charging Engagements incurred by him for the State, 3 Apr. 

Order for allowing him 4/.a Week for his prefent Sub- 
fiftence, 3 June. 

—— 1646, Difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Sir Arnold de, 1646, Pats from Lords for him to go to 
France, 17 July. 

Lifier, Mr. 1644, his Letter read, 22 Feb. 

—— Sir William, 1645, Order for paying him 1oo0/. for his 
prefent Subfiftence, 13 May For allowing him the Benefit 
of a Delinquent’s Compofition, not exceeding 1,500/. 20 
Sept. Member to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 17 
Nov. 

—— 1046, Ordinance read, and paffed, 6 May. Agreed to by 
Lords, 7. 

Sir Martin, 1645, Order for allowing him 42. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

— 1646, Difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Litchfield, 1646, Letter from the Leaguer, reprefenting the 
Neceflities of their Forces; Sir William Brereton to go 
down; Order for allowing him 5,o000/, upon Account—~ 
Vor paying them Monies belonging to the late Dean, not ex- 
ceeding 1,500/. 9 July. Sent te Lords, 1o—Commander’s 
Letter, and Articles of Surrender, read, and referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms—Order for a Reward to the 
Mcflenger—For a Thanktgiving, 17, Vide Thank/giving. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Leéturer 
in the Cathedral, 31 July——Read, and difagreed to—A 
Committee to prepare another tothe fame Purport, 5 Aug. 
—Order for demolifhing the Works and Walls of the 
Clofe, 4. 

Littleton, Sir Thomas, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thercof, order- 
ed, 6 Mar. His Petition referred to the Committee of 
Prifoners, 10 Nov. 

1645, State of his Cafe reported; nothing done there- 
upon, 2 Mar. 

1646, Order for Habeas Corpus to bring him to the 
King’s Bench, or a Judge, that he may be charged with a 
Debt, 11 June. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, to be exchanged for Lieute- 
nant Colonel Gouge, 18 June. 

— Lord, 1645, Order for difpofing of the embroidered 
Purfe, &amp;c. found in his Trunks, 1 Nov. 

Liverpool, 1645, Governor appointed ; Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified, 16 May—Petition of Inhabitants read ; Ordinance 
for fettlng the Mill and Ferry Boats upon the Corporation 
read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Order 
for felling ‘limber in feveral Delinquents Woods, for rebuild- 
ing the ‘Town; a Committee to apportion the Quantities to 
the Sufferers, 17 Sept. Sent to Lords, 23 Order for 
fending down Arms, &amp;c. 14 Oét. 

Livefjay, Sir Michael, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

1645, Order for recruiting his Regiment, 3 June. 

Lloyd, Col. 1645, appointed Governor of Gloucetier; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 26 May. 

Sir Walter, 1645. Colonel Langherne to be defired to 

fend him up, 19 Dee. 

Howell, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 

ing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 13 

Jan. 

1646, Read, and paffed, 4 May 

Nov. ; 

Sir Marmaduke, 1645, Report concerning him and his Pe- 

tition communicated by Lords, 23 Veb. They put Houle 

in mind thereof, 7, 16 &amp; 21 Mar. 

Sir Francis, 1645, ordered into Cuftody ; a Committee to 

examine his former Defires to come in, 22 Jan.—-—The 

Committee at Goldfmith’s Hall to compound with him; Li- 

peny given him, upon fufficient Bail, to attend them, 14 

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John, 1645, Certificate of his Accounts, prefented from a 

Committee, to be confidered, 3 Apr. 

Sir Richard, 1645, intercepted Letter from him, concern- 

ing the Peace concluded between the King and Irifh Rebels, 

and the coming over of many of them to his Affiftance, read, 

9 Sept. 

Andrew, 1646, Order appointing him Governor of Bridg- 

north Caftle, 28 Apr. Sent to Lords, 2 May. 

Lobb, Jolin, 1645, appointed Major of Colonel Norton’s Re- 
giment; the Committee of both Kingdoms to grant him a 
Commitiion; Lords Concurrence fignified, 26 July. 

Locker, John, 1645, Report concerning making him Mafter of 
a Ship, communicated by Lords, 27 Nov. 

Lockyer, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 30 Sept. 
and to print his Sermon, 28 Oét. 

Loe, Mr. 1645, Order for bailing him—For his Attendance on 
the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to make his Compofition, 
1 Nov. 

Loftus, Sir Adam, junior, 1645, Previous Queftion for making 
him Deputy Treafurer at War in his Father’s Abfence, Neg. 
6 Mar. 

—_—- Sir Adam, fenior, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Irifh Affairs, 17 Apr. 

London, 1644, a Committee to treat with the Committee of the 
Militia about advancing 2,000/. in their Hands, raifed by a for- 
mer Ordinance, 28 Dec.——Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;e. 
concerning the Relief of Plymouth; another concerning the 
Pay of the City Brigade under Major General Whicheott, 
read; Thanks thereupon, 25 Jan.—The Coinmittce of the 
Weft to confer with the Committee of the Militia, or Com- 
mon Council, concerning the Affairs of the Welt, 27—— 
Ordinance enabling the City to raife Forces to be read, 20 
Feb. Kead Second time, and pafled, 25. Returned trom 
Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 27 
Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Common Council; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads to be offered to them, for borrowing 
Monies, and confider of a Security, 1 Mar. Meflage from 
Lords, defiring it may be acommon Hall, difagreed to; Con- 
ference defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held; Paper from Lords, with Heads of what is 
to be delivered to the Common Council, read, and agreed to, 
4. Propofitions for raifing 80,o00/. for the Army read, and 
agreed to; a Committee to propound them, and receive their 
Propolitions; Declaration that Houfe will make up the Defi- 
ciencies upon the Ordinance, 10. ‘The Committee to treat 
with them about paying 6,000 /, thercof, as the Committee of 
the Army fhall direct, 22. 

1645, Ordinance for fecuring the 80,o00/. advanced 

by and under the Treafurers therein named, read twice, and 

committed; Reported, and pafled ; Treafurers to pay 1,500 d. 

to Perfons appointed by the Committee of the Army to receive 

it, 25 Mar. Ordinance returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 

Amendments agreed to, 28. ‘lo be printed, 31 Letter 

to hafien the City to bring in the Monies for Ireland ordered, 

5 Apr. Member to recommend it to Lord Mayor and the 

Committees of Wefiminfter and Middlefex—A Committee to 

treat with the City about advancing 5,000/. for Sir Wim. 

Brereton, 12—Lord Mayor, Ke. to prefent a fit Perfon to 

be Governor of the Tower, 19. Prefent him; Houfe approve 














Thanked, 














him, 26—The Committce of the Militia to be defired to 


haften the Recruits to the Rendezvous, 21—Remonftrance of 
the Committee of Fortifications referred to the Committee of 
Examinations, 26——~Lord Mayor to be defired to call a 
Common Council; a Committee to prefs them to lay down 
the Three Months Affeffments due to the Army, 8 May— 
Another Committee to eat with them about railing Monies, 
and fending Forces to befiege Oxon, 16. A Committee of 
both Houfes to acquaint them with the Defign of reducing 
the Town, 17—A Committee to treat with Lord Mayor 
about employing the Poor in and about the City, 24—Ordi- 
nance for levying Arrears due upon feveral Ordinances read, 
and pafled, 26. Agreed to by Lords, 2 June.—Petition of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. concerning the Lofts of Leicester ; Speaker's 
Anfwer to Perfons who preferred it, 4—Letter from the 
Mayor, &amp;e. of Gloucefter, to Lord Mayor, Ke. and Informa- 
tions from thence, read; Speaker’s Anfwer—The Committee 
- of the Militia to be defired to fend 500 mounted Mulqueteers 
into the Weft, 7—Ordinance enabling them to fend a Regi- 
ment of Dragoons read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified—A Committee to recommend to the Lord Mayor, &amp;e. 
to confider of fome fpeedy Way to advance a Month’s Pay for 
the Scots Army, 13. Another Committee to prefs them to 
advance 31,000/, for a Month’s Pay for them, 26. Ano- 
ther to detire them to haften the Payment thereof, and ac- 
quaint them with General Leven’s Letter, 27-——-Committee 
revived; Committees added—Ordinance for Security of 
the Lenders read, and pafled, 2 Dec. Sent to Lords, 3 
Lord Mayor to be defired to meet the Houfe at Chrift- 
Church upon a Thankfgiving-day, 16 June, Houle accepts 
Vou, LY. 








the City’s Invitation to Dinner, 17—The Committee of the 
Militia to be defired to put in Execution the Ordinances for 
punifhing Deferters, and executing Irifh Rebels, 27 June 
1 July ‘To contult with the Committees of the neighbour- 
ing Affociations about raifing aud maintaining Recruits, oJ une 
Their Offer of raifing 5,000 Horfe and Dragoons upon the 
Credit of the Ordinance for Sale of Delinquents Eftates; a 
Committee to confer with them about the {peedy raifing them, 
10 July. Report recommitted; the Committee to acquaint 
them that prior Engagements mutt be fatisfied before any Cre- 
dit can be afforded upon the Ordinance, 11, Propofitions for 
raifing 1,500 Horfe and Dragoons read—Orders for other 
Counties to contribute—For the Cities and Counties to bear 
the Charge of raifing them—Member to prepare Ordinance 
for enabling them to raife their feveral Proportions, 12. Or- 
dinance read, 14. Committed, 15. Reported, and paifed, 
17. Returned from Lords with a Provifo; Provifo agreed 
to, 18 The Committee of the Militia to be defired to put 
in Execution the Ordinance for fearching after Papifts and 
Delinquents, 5 July 29 Aug——A Committee to pre- 
pare Ordinance for martial Law in the City, 8 July—Another 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for it within the Lines, 36——- 
Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Common Council to confi- 
der of fit Perfons to be added to the Committee of the Militia, 
4 Aug.—Names prefented; Perfons approved; Member to , 
prepare Ordinance for adding them, 9. Ordinance read, and 
patled ; returned from Lords, with a Provifo; Provifo agreed 
to, 13—City to be defired to confider of Two fit Perfons to 
be fent to Munftcr, 6. Names prefented; Perfons approved, 
18. Vide Ireland Member to prepare Ordinance enabling 
the Committee of the Militia to fearch for Papilts and fufpected 
Perfons, 9 Aug.—A Committee to treat with them about pay- 
ing their Waggoners, 15. Their Anfwer reported; former 
Order read—The Committee to pay them forthwith, 23 
Order for paying fome, and ftating the Account of others, 1 
Sept. Lord Mayor to be advifed with about fpeedy bring- 
ing in the Arrears of the Affeflments for the Armies—Dra- 
goons and Arms raifed in the City for the Weft not to be dif- 
pofed without the Confent of Houfe—Committee of the Weft 
to treat with the Committee of the Militia about them—The 
Comunittee difcharged from mounting them, 19 Aug.—Peti- 
tion of Minitters read, and referred to the grand Committee 
of Religion, 25 Petition of the Sub-committees of the 
Weftmintter Militia read; Declaration that they are fuffi- 
ciently authorized to execute the Warrants of the Militia for 
putting in Execution the Ordinance for fearching for Papifis 
and Delinquents—Propofition for raifing and employing 500 
Horfe and 500 Dragoons referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 1 Sept. Ordinance for that Purpofe read twice, 
and committed; reported, and pafled, 6. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 8—Places 
within the Lines, the Bills of Mortality, and the Tower 
Hamlets, to be added to the Jurifdiction of the City for raifing 
them, 23—Information of a Petition laboured to be fubfcribed, 
20. Vide Privileges. A Comunittee to treat with the City 
about borrowing 30,000/, for the Scots Army, upon their 
Affefiments, 6 Oct. Committee added, 9. Conditions of 
advancing it reported, and to be communicated to Lords, 13 
Their Willingnefs to advance it reported ; Thanks there- 
upon, § Dec.——A Committee to compofe the Differences 
between the City, Southwark, &amp;c. touching the Proporticus 
of Men and Monies which they hold with the City, 7 Oé.— 
Order for a fequefiered Houle for Lord Mayor, g—Paper 
from the Committee of the Militia communicated by Lords, 
10—Another for Inlargement of their Power for prefling Men ; 
Day appointed for bringing them in, 14——A Committee to 
treat with the Common Council about advancing 6,o00/. for 
the Forces againtt Chefier, 4 Nov.—Remontirance and other 
Papers concerning lending 15,000 /. for. lreland to be confi- 
dered, 10—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. concerning Church 
Government; a Committee to withdraw and prepare Anfwer; 
Aufwer reported, read, and agreed to; Petitioners called in ; 
Speaker returns them the Aniwer—Defires of Minifters pre- 
fented to the Common Council; the Reafons of thefe De- 
fires, and Petition, read; Petition referred to the Committee 
of Examinations; Members to acquaint them they nced not 
attend for an Antwer, 19—Order for fending the City Bri- 
gade to Uxbridge to be communicated to Lord Mayor, &amp;c.— 
Lord Mayor to be defired to double the City Guard, 21 
Member to prepare Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance 
for the Committee of the Militia to fearch for ill-affeéted Per- 
fons and Arms, 6 Dec. Ordinance read, 32———Read Second 
time ; Claufe added; Ordinance pafled, 7 Jan. Sent to 
Lords, 8 Returned, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 17—Lord Mayor to be defired to review the Af- 
fellinents for the Army every Three Months, and eolleé them 
every Month—Report concerning the affefling Landlords of 
empty Houfes recommitted ; the Committee to confer with 
the City thereupon, 27-—Order for keeping full’ and ftrong 
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Guards—for Perfons of Truft to go to them every Day, and 
continue there—The Committee of the Militia to be acquaint- 
ed therewith, 30 Ordinance for martial Law fent to Lords, 
5 Jan —Defires of the Committee of the Militia to be confi- 
dered, 6—City to be acquainted with the Information from 
Oxon, 7—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. concerning Church 
Government; ‘Thanks thereupon, 15—Ordinance from Lords 
for martial Law in London, and within the Lines, read 
twice, and committed, 17. Reported, and pafled, with 
Amendments ; Conference to be defired thereupon, 20. De- 
fired, 22. Agrecd to, 23. Managers appointed; Confer- 
‘ence held, 24.——Meflage to Lords, defiring them to expedite, 
their Anfwer, 10 Feb—Another Conference defired by them, 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and_re- 
ported ; Lords Amendments in part difagreed to ; a Committee 
to aflign Reafon, 14——-Ordinance for 32,000/. out of the 
Excife for the City Guard, read, and paffed, 22 Jan. 
Returned from Lords with an Amendment, Amendment 
agreed to; Ordinance to be printed, 2 Feb.—Information that 
the Scots Commillioners had communicated a Letter from the 
Parliament of Scotland to the Common Council; Member 
then prefent to declare the Truth of their Proceedings, 11. 
Common Council to be defired to fend the Letter, and a State 
of their Proceedings upon the delivery thereof, 13. Petition 
from the City; Speaker’s Anfwer, 20. Petition, with Papers 
annexed, read twice; Refolution that Mr. Allen did his 
Duty in relating what pafled in the Common Council ; De- 
claration that the Narrative entered on the 11th Inftant 
was not his Narrative ; Previous Queftion for declaring that it 
was entered without Orler, Neg.—Order for expunging 
it, 21—— A Committee of both Houfes to acquaint the City 
with General’s Letter, the Articles concerning difbanding 
the Enemics Forces in the Weft, and the feveral Succefles 
of the Army this Year; Lord Mayor to be defired to call a 
Common Council, 23 Mar. 
~—— 1646, the fame Committee to inform them of the Dan- 
gers by the great Refort of Perfons from the King’s Quarters, 
und defire Care may be taken for apprehending them—A 
Committee to prepare Proclamation for that Purpofe, 26 Mar. 
ity’s- Anfwer reported, 27—Ordinance for martial Law 
within the City and Lines ordered; read, and pafléd, 26. 
Sent to Lords, 28. Houle put them in mind thereof, 30 
Ordinance returned with Amendments; Amendments com- 
mitted, 1 Apr. Reported, and agreed to, with Amendments ; 
Conference defired thereupon; Managers appointed; Con- 
ference agreed to, and held, 3. City invite Houte to Din- 
ner; Invitation accepted, 27 Mar.—Ordinance for excluding 
Papifts, Oflicers, and Soldiers of Fortune, out of the Lines 
for a Month, from 3d April, 1646, read, and paffed, 31. 
Returned from Lords with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to; Ordinance to be printed, and publifhed by Beat 
of Drum, 1 Apr. Ordinance for continuing it a Month 
longer, read twice, and committed; Reported ; Blank, im- 
powering the Committce of the Militia to grant Paffes, filled 
up; Ordinance recommitted, 4 May. ams preg from Re- 
commitment, and pailed, 5. Lords defired to expedite it; 
Ordinance returned with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to; Ordinance to be printed, and publifhed by Beat of Drum 
—A Committee to prepare Ordinance to fupply the Defects 
therein, 6 ———Letters from Reading to be communicated to the 
City, 1 Apr.—Order for ftopping the Paffes from Oxon—The 
‘Committee of Prifoners to confider what Guard may be neceffary 
to fecure the Prifons—Houfe to confider of convenient Houfes 
for Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, &amp;c. for the time being, 3 Or- 
der for putting off the General Mutter ; Speaker acquaints the 
Colonels of the Militia with the Reafons thereof—The Com- 
mittee of the Militia impowered to fearch for fufpected Perfons, 
Arms, and Ammunition, within 20 Miles of London for 'I'wen- 
ty Days, 4 May—Mutier to be deterred upon Lord Mayor's 
Defire; City to be thanked for their Care, 14. Order for 
deferring it vacated ; former Day appointed approved; Speaker 
acquaints the Committee that the Houfe intends to be at the 
Mutter, 16—Remonftrance and Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. 
with a Copy of a Letter from the King to him, feverally read ; 
previous and main Queftions for calling in the Citizens, and 
telling them Houfe will confider their Remonfirance and Pe- 
tition in convenient Time, feverally Affirmative, 26——A 
Committee to examine and find out the Author of the Remon- 
firance, 11 July———Counter ‘Petition; previous and main 
Quettions for thanking the Petitioners, feverally Affirmative, 2 
June—The Commitice of the Army to confult with the Com- 
mittee of the Militia for the Safety of the City upon the Répair 
of fo many Perfons out of the King’s Quarters, 32 ——Report; 
Refolution that Perfons coming hither upon the Articles of 
Rendition of any Garifon fhall be in their Lidginigs by Nine 
o’Clock ; Order for them to keep no Arms, produce their 
Paffes, and engage not to bear Arms againft the Parliament ; 
the Committee of the Militia to receive thefe Engagements ; 
Days appointed for their fitting—Order that all who neglect 


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or refufe to obey fhall forfeit the Benefit of the Articles to be 
printed, and publifhed by Beat of Drum—A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for all Papists and Irith, that have adhered 
to the Enemy, to remove 20 Miles from London, 2 July. 
Ordinance read, and pafled ; to be printed, 10. Returned 
from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 11 
Order for a Collection for the Poor within the Lines, 3 
July—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. and their Petition to the 
King, read; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who prefented 
them, 4—A Committee to acquaint the City that Houfe can- 
not approve of their fending a Petition to the King, 11—Order 
for feizing lrifh Papifts; a Committee to examine and fecure 
them, 15———Order for a Collection for the Poor, infeéted 
with the Plague, 25 Aug. 24 _ Lord Mayor to be 
defired to call a Common Council; a Committee to treat 
with them about borrowing 200,000 /. and to offer Securities, 
5 Sept. Their Propofitien reported, and agreed to, with an 
Amendment—Common Council to be acquainted therewith, 
and thanked; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10. Propo- 
fition returned, with Amendments; Amendments difagreed 
to—Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Common Council ; 
the Committee impowered, from time to time, to defire it, 
11 Sept.—To acquaint them with the Proceedings in relation 
to the Sale of Bithops Lands, and treat with them about re- 
cciving Subfcriptions, and bringing in Monies; Treafurers 
appointed, 5. Copy of the Ordinance, for Sale thereof, 
tou be communicated to them-—Refolution touching Pre- 
cedency before the Engagements to the City—QOrdinance 
by way of Declaration upon thefe Engagements, read, and 
pafled ; to be printed, 9. Agreed to by Lords, 13 Or- 
der for continuing the City Guards, from 5th Oétober laft, 
for Six Months, and for drawing the Ordinance off the 
Yorts—Refolutions relating to the Number and _ particular 
Regiment for that Service—To the Sum for maintaining them 
—-Ordinance for continuing the Pay of the Water Guard read, 
and pafled, 30 Oct.-—Sent to Lords, 10 Nov. Petition 
of Merchants, defiring a fpeedy Way for hearing and deter- 
mining Mariners Wages and Freight, read,12 Nov. Vide dd- 
miralty Court—Order tor a Collection within the Lines, for 
the Poor of feveral Parifhes, 21—-—Lord Mayor to be defired 
to call a Common Council; a Committee to treat with them 
about haftening the bringing in the Arrears of the Affeffments 
for the Army, 4 Dec. 
Londonderry. Vide Mervyn. 
Long, Colonel, 1644, to be exchanged for Colonel Stephens— 
Sir William Waller to be acquainted therewith, 17 Mar. 
1645, to attend the Service of the Houle, 3 Jan. Mr. 
Allen’s Complaint againft him to be confidered, 6. Parties 
heard; further Examination referred to a Committee of the 
whole Houle, 8. Committee fits ; Order for making Report, 
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Walter, 1645, to have Pafs to go with his Son, &amp;c. be- 
yond Sea, 31 July. 

—— Joyce, 1645, a from the Committee of the Navy 
for him communicated by Lords, 14 Mar. 

Longueville, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 27 Oét. Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Lords, Houle of. Vide Meffages—1645, Their Order for ex- 
empting their Parks from Afleflments read; Declaration that 
they are to be taxed; a Committee to aflign Realons ; Con- 
ference to be defired thereupon, 26 Dec. Order for 
allowing their Clerk One third of the Profits arifing from 
the Printing the Ordinance for public Worfhip, 4 Jan.——- 
Declaration concerning the Prefervation of a good Correfpon- 
dence between the Two Houfes, read, and agreed to; Con- 
ference defired thereupon; Managers appointed ; Conference 
agreed to, and held, 24 Mar. 

—— 1646, Another Conference defired by Lords, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 4 Apr.—— 
A Committee to perufe their Journals for Proceedings, 17 July 

Ordinance for making void all Peerages, and other 'Litles, 
granted fince the Great Seal was carried away, read twice; 
Quettion for Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance paffed, 12 Oct. 
Sent to Lords, 13. Returned, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 29. 

Lord’s Day. Vide Sunday. 

Lorraine, Duke of, 1644, his Letter prefented, but not read, 
25 Feb. 

1645, Order for his Refident to depart the King- 
dom within 10 Days; Serjeant to fee it put in Execution, 
1 July. 

Love, Andrew. Vide Campbell, Donald. 

Lieutenant Haftings. Vide Martin, Captain Fowke. 

Mr. 1644, to be fent for in fafe Cufiody, 3 Feb. Order 

for his Difcharge, 5 Mar. 

Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 28 Oct. 

Lovingland, 1644, a Committce to confider of fortifying it, 19 
Feb, Report, 22. 

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Louthian, Adjutant, 1645, Order for advancing him 100/. upon 
Account-—For a Letter to him, expretling the Senfe Houfe 
has of his Services, 14 Oct. 

Low, John and Francis, 1645, their Fines accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning their Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, 
ordered, 9 Mar. 

1646, Read, and pafled, 4 May 
Oct. 

Lower, Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, appointed Governor of Win- 
chefter Cattle, 14 Oe. 

Thomas, 1645, Petition, with Certificate annexed, 

referred to the Committee of the Navy, 16 Feb. 

1646, General’s Letter, recommending him to the Fa- 

vour of the Parliament, referred toa Committee, 31 Mar. 

Sir lrancis, 1645, Petition read; nothing done there- 

upon, 12 Jan. 

Sir William, 1645, to be fent up Prifoner, 23 Jan. 
To be tried by martial Law, for revolting from the Parlia- 
ment, 10 Feb. 

Lowman, Thomas, and Wife, 1646, Ordinance for 1,900/. for 
them out of the Excife read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be dcfired, 6 June. 

Lowry, John, Vide Cambridge Univerfity. 

Lowther, Sir Chriftopher, 1645, Petition concerning Robberies 
committed by him, and John Lamplugh, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 17 Sept.——Order for Satisfaction to the Sufferers 
fent to Lords, 27 Dec. 

Sir John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 18 Aug. Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. - 

Lucas, John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency read, and pailed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 10 Sept. 

Ludlow, 1646, new Writ, 23, June. 

Calile, 1646, Letter concerning the taking it, with 
Articles of Surrender, read; Governor appointed, 2 June. 
Lords Concurrence defired, 3. 

Luke, Sir Samuel, 1645, appointed Governor of Newport Pagnell, 
5 June. Lords Concurrence fignified, 6. 

Lumley, Sir Martin, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

— Mariin, 1646, to have Pais for himfelf, &amp;e. to go into 
France, 1 Apr. 

——— Lady Vifcountefs, 1646, her Petition from Lords, 11 
July. 

Lunsford, Sir Thomas, 1645, committed to the Tower for High 
Treafon, 22 Jan. 

1646, Members have Leave to vifit him, 13 Apr. 

Lufher, Edward, 1645, apprehended for a Pricft; Meflage to 
Lords, defiring he may be examined ; their Order, with his 
Examination, fent down, 1 Jwy. Spanifh Ambaffador’s 
Addrefs to them read; previous and main Queftions for 
agreeing to their Order for his Departure within Ten Days, 
severally Affirmative; Ambaffador to be acquainted therewith, 
2. Order for Stay of Judgment againft him, and for fending 
him away fpeedily, 4. 

Luzford, Alexander, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Lydcott, Dame Mary, 1645, Petition reported, and referred 
back to the fame Committee, 27 Oct. 

——- Colonel, 1646, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to grant 








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him a Commiffion for raifing 500 Horfe for the Lrifh Service, | 


30 July Order for Payment of his Arrears, 25 Sept. 

Lyddell, Six Thomas, 1645, Petition read ; the Committee at 
“Goldf{miths Hall to compound with him, 13 Feb. 

1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 2 May 
Read, and paffed, 5 June. Sent to Lords, 8. 

Lyme Regis, 1646, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. Order for Recom- 
pence to the Corporation, out of a Delinquent s Eftate, 2 May 

For flighting the Garifon, and fending their Forces into 
Treland—For a Month’s Pay for them, 14 Aug.—Order for 
fending their Ammunition, &amp;c. 25 Sept. 

Lynn, 1644, Articles of Surrender referred to a Committee, 18 
Feb. Order concerning the Recorder fent to Lords, 11 
Mar.—Refolution for providing Money to bring about the 
Arms in the Magazine, leaving 500 for the Garifon, and for 
fixing thofe unfixed, 20. 

—— 1645, Petition and Debentures concerning Monies due to 
the Officers, &amp;c. referred to the Committee of the Army, 16 
Apr. Order for paying their Arrears, 25 Order appoint- 
ing a Governor, 9 May. Sent to Lords, 10—Petition of 
Mayor, &amp;c. referred to the Committee of the Eaftern Affo- 
ciation—Queftion . for maintaining the Garifon, by conftant 
Payment out of the Excife, Neg —The Committee to confider 
how Monies may be raifed for a conftant Pay, 21—-—Coin- 
mittees Letter read ; a Committee to confider of fome Expe- 
dient for the Supply and Maintenance of the Garifon, 11 
June. 

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Order for a Troop of Horfe to march thither—For paying of 
Money upon the Earl of Manchefter’s Ordinance to the Mayor, 
&amp;c. 5 May——-A Committee to confider what Forces are 
neceflary for Defence ‘of the Garifon, 11. July Order for 
paying them 1,000/. 30 Nov. 





20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 


ACK DAM, Lieutenant Colonel John, 1645, a Committee 

“™ to examine his Carriage, concerning the Death of a Man 
in Southampton Houfe, 11 Aug. Report; Leave given him 
to go to fee the Soldiers fhipped for Ireland, 15. 

Macguire, Lord, 1644, Conference defired with Lords, con- 
cerning the Trial and Proceedings againfi him, agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, 23 Jan. Order 
for paying 200/. to the Perfon that difcovered him and Mac- 
mahon—For the Judge to proceed to a {fpeedy Trial of Mac- 
guire; a Committee to acquaint the Houfe with all the Pro- 
ceedings, and be prefent at the Debate in the King’s Bench, 
28. Over-ruling his Plea approved—Order for Proceeding 
upon his Trial, 8 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 10. Minifters 
appointed to attend him; Order for his Execution, 11. The 
Judge to give — Order for it, 15. 

1045, Bufinefs concerning a Reward to the Perfon 
that difcovered him to be confidered, 28 Apr. Order for 
paying the Money formerly afligned him, 15 Nov.——1g 
Mar. 

Mackworth, Colonel Humphrey, 1646, Order appointing him 
Governor of Shrewfbury, 2 June. Sent to Lords, 5. 

Magdalen College, Oxon, 1646, Order from Lords appointing 
a Head, 6 Aug. 

Muidjtone, 1646, new Writ, 11 Nov. 

Maifjy, Captain Francis, 1646, Petition; a Committee to exe 
amine his Commitment by Lords,*18 May. Their Order for 
it read; Conference to be defired thereupon; 20. Defired 
and agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 23 

His Letter, and Petition inciofed, with a Copy of Lords 
Order for lis Commitment, feverally read ; previous Queftion 
for releafing him, Affirmative; Warden of the Fleet to bring 
rea to Houfe, 11 Junc. Brings him; ordered to difcharge 
lim 12, 

Maifierfon, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and patied, 6 Aug. Sent 
to Lords, 21 Noy. 

Matignants. Vide Delinquents. 

Mallett, Sir Thomas. Vide Heath, Sir Robert. 

Malmefbury, 1644, Letter from thence referred to the Commit- 
tee of both Kingdoms, 1 Mar. 

— 1646, Order for keeping 150 Foot, befides the 
Townfimen, in the Garifon, 4 May. 

1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. 

Malton, 1645, new Writ, 17 Sept. 

Man, John, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 25 Feb. 

Manchéfler, 1644, a Committee to confider of Affronts offered 
to the Commillioners of the Excife there, and of preventing 
and punifhing them, 20 Jan. 

1645, ‘The Committee of both Kingdoms to confider 
of fettling the Garifon—Order for 1,000/. for Relief of the 
Town, 19 July For a Colleétion tor them, g Dec. Lord 
Mayor to be defired to publith it, 12. 

———— 1646, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Commit- 
tee of the Northern Affociation, 25 Apr. 

— Earl of, 1644. Vide Privileges—Meflage from 

Lords, defiring Houfe to confider his Narrative, 30 Dec. 

Order for making Report, 30 Dee. 13 Jan——A Com- 

mittee to enquire of him why the Orders ae keeping 

the Lines have not been obferved, and where the Forces are 
now quartered, 8 Jan. His Anfwer reported, 10. Con- 
fideration of his Horfe leaving the Rendezvous referred toa 

Committee, 22 Feb. 

— 1645, Conference defired by Lords concerning him 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported ; Surrender of his Commiffion accepted, and voted a 
fit Teftimony of his Duty to the Parliament; a Committee to 
confider of gratifying him for his Services, 2 Apr. Order 
touching paying the Arrears of his Forces, 2 May. 

Manley, Willoughby, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 

1 Jan. 

Peat 1646, Read, and paffed, 4 May Sent to Lords, 28 
Aug. 

idan Ambrofe, 1646, General’s Letter, recommending 
him to the Favour of the Parliament, referred to a Committee, 
21 Mar. 

Manners, Lady Grace, 1645, Petition; Refolution thereupon, 
27 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 28. 

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Manfell, Bufhy, 1645, Order appointing him Commander in 
Chief of the Forces in Glamorganthire, under Sir ‘Thomas 
Fairfax, 17 Nov. Sent to Lords, 18. 

Mansfield, Alice, 1644, Order for Satisfaction of Damages fuf- 
tained by the Parliainent’s Forces, agreed to by Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, g Jan. 

Manufcripts, 1645, the Committee for Prefervation of them td 
provide a convenient Place for fuch as come to their Hands, 
6 Feb. 

Manwaring, Bifhop, 1645, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 16 Dec. 

— Colonel, 1645, to apprehend Deferiers, and bring 
them to the Committee of the Army, 23 Dec. 

Margaret’s, St. 1644, Moiety of the Colleétions on the Faft 
and Thank{giving Days to be employed for the Relief of the 
Poor of the Parifh, 28 Jan. 24 Feb. 1644 25 Mar. 

29 Apr. 24 May 18 June 20 &amp; 26 Aug. 
——1 &amp; 20 Oét. 1645 24 Sept. 1646. 

———-— 1645, Petition of Gallery Keepers ; Order for difiri- 
buting 30/. among the inferior Ollicers of the Church, 16 
Dec. Sent to Lords, 17. 

Mariners, 1644, Ordmance from Lords, for prefling them—A 
Committee to prepare another for that Purpofe, 8 Feb. Ordi- 
nance read, aud pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 21. 

—— — 1645, their Petition from Lords to be confidered; State 
of the Cafe between them and the Merchant Adventurers to 
be reported, 16 May——Ordinance from Lords, for prefling 
them, 15 Jan. ‘hey put Houfe in mind thereof, 6 Feb. 
Ordinance read, and pafled, 7. 

Markham, Sir Robert, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoniig his Velinquency read, and pafled, 5 June 
Sent to Lords, 1 July. 

Captain, 1645, Order for beftowing 100 Marks upon 
him as a Gift, 2 Feb.—Order from Lords, appointing him 
Governor of Belvoir Cafile, 6. Agreed to, 7. 

Marlborough, 1645, new Writ, 12 Nov. 

— 1646, Ordinance from Lords, for fettling Two 
Minifiers in the Town, 31 July Read twice, and com- 
mitted, 5 Aug. 

Marlett, Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 4/, a Week for 
his prefent Subfiitence, 11 Sept. 

—— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Marley, Sir Joln, 1645, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 27 May 

Letter relating that he was fent up; the Committee of 
Examinations to difpofe of him, 10 June. Order for his 
‘Commitment to the Tower, 18. 

Marriages, 1646, a Committee to confider of preventing clan- 
deftine and inceliuous Marriages, 30 Sept. 

Marshall, James. Vide Campbell, Honald. 

Mr. defired to preach, 26 Mar. 

Dec. 1645 29 May——25 Nov. 1646——Lxculed, 30 

May, 1646 Thanked, and to print his Sermon, go Apr. 

20 June 1645. 

Marfhe, Elizabeth, 1645, her Petition from Lords for a Pafs to 
Oxon, 20 Sept.—— Petition referred to the Committee of Ex-: 

_ aminations, 4 Oct. Report; Speaker to grant her a Pats, 16. 

Marten, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Martin, Captain Fowlke, and other Officers, 1644, Petition 
concerning their Exchange referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 17 Mar. 

——— 1645, Report; Order for beftowing 20027. upon them, 
as the Committee fhall think fit, 5 Aug. 

-——— Jofeph, 1646, his Vine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 10 Noy. Sent to 
Lords, 21. 

Martin's, St. in the Fields, Moiety of the Colleétion on the 
Fatt and Thank{fgiving Days to be employed for the Poor of 
the Parith, 28 Jan.——24 Feb. 1644 25 Mar. 29 
Apr. 24 May——18 June 20 &amp; 26 Aug. 1 &amp; 20 
Oct. 1645 26 Sept. 1646. 

Martyn, Robert, 1645, Letter concerning him read ; Order for 
difmitfing him from any Command, 20 Oct. 

Colonel, 1645, appointed Commander in Chief of the 

Foot againft Dennington Caftle under Colonel Dalbier, 1 

Noy.——Houte confiders Orders for difabling him to fit; 

Orders read; Part thereof, and the Judgment of Houfe there- 

upon, to be annulled and erated; Clerk to vacate it; Mr. 

Martyn to be re-admitted, 6 Jan. 

Dr. 1645, to be fent up in tafe Cuftody, 16 Dec. 

Mary, a French Ship, 1645, Paper concerning it referred to 
the Committee for foreign Affairs, 20 Sept. 

Mafke, 1646, Order for fettling 50 /. per Annum on the Vicar 
and his Succetlors, 6 Aug. 

Mafon, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas, 1646, Order appointing 
him Governor of Ruthyn Cafile, 13 Apr. Sent to Lords, 16. 
Returned, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 20. 

Mafjey, Colouel, Edward, 1644, Order for paying him 2507. 
upon Account, 18 Feb.—His Letter, concerning a Victory 
over Sir John Winter, read; Order for paying the Money with 
all Expedition; Member to write Letter of ‘Thanks to him, 28. 


















































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INDEX to the FourtnH Vo.uumMeE. 


—— 1645, his Letter for Supply of Horfe, and concerning the 
Enemy’s Proceedings in Hertfordfhire, read; the Committce 
of both Kingdoms to confider of fending tpeedy Supplies, 9 
Apr. Report; Order for 1,c00/. for the Hore going to him, 11, 
For another 1,000/, 12 His Letters concerning the Bufi- 
nefs at Ledbury, againft Prince Rupert and his whole Army, 
read ; Order for beftowing upon him Six Horles and Furniture 
—For a Free Gift of 200/—Vor a Letter of Thanks—For 
fettling upon him Sir John Winter's lron Mills and fron 
Works, 1 May A Committee to fiate the Cafe of the 
Mills and Woods, and prepare Ordinance thereupon, 23 Aug. 

Ordinance read twice, and committed, 29 Sept. ~ 

Reported and pafled, 26 Oct. Sent to Lords, 21. Returned, 

with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 27—-~Member 

to prepare Ordinance for fettling 1,000 /. per Annum upon 
him, 1 May-—Ordinance appointing him Commander in Chief 
ot the Weti, read twice, and committed ; the Committee to 
confider how the Command may not intrench upon Sir Thomas 

Fairfax’s Power, 16. Ordinance reported, and patied, 23. 

Agreed to by Lords, 24—Lcetter concerning his great Service 

in taking Evefham, read; Letter of ‘Thanks to him and his 

Officers, ordered, 29——His Letter read, 2 Sept-——Order 

for Six Weeks Pay for his Forces, 7 Mar. Ordinance for 

20,000 /. for that Service, read twice, and committed, 16, 

Reported, and pafled; Lords Concurrence fignified, 20. 

- 1646, referred to the General to reduce his Horfe, and 

fend as many as he thinks fit into Ireland; the Committee of 

the W eft to take care for Payment of One Fifth Part of the 

Officers Arrears, upon Reducement, 6 May—His Petition 

read, and to be confidered, 18—-—Letters concerning the re- 

ducing them read; the Cominittee tor Lrifh Affairs to employ 
as many as they think fit for the prefent Service of Ire- 

Jand, the reft to be difbanded ; the Committee of the Wet 

to confider of fatisfying their Arrears, 15 June — In- 

formation of Murders committed by his Soldiers; Mem- 
ber to prepare Letter to the General, to reduce and difband 
them fpeedily, and fend down Yorces to retirain their In- 
folencies: Letter reported, read, and agreed to, with an 

Amendment ; Order for providing Money for them, 19 

Colonel Matiey thanked for his Services, 9 July—Another 

Letter concerning the Infolencies of his Soldiers, read; the 

Commiflioners of Excife to be injoined to advance the Refidue 

of the 20,000 /.—Order for paying it proportionably to the 

Ofhicers and Soldiers Officers unempioyed, upon fiating 

their Accounts, to have a proportionable Part of their Arrears 

paid them, 11. Order touching the Commifiioners of Excife 
amended—The Committee of the Weft, and Committee for 

Irifh Affairs, to confider of difpoting of them, 14. ‘Io con- 

fider of fuch as are fit to be fent imto Lreland; fuch as are 

willing to go, to be employed under their own Officers, 30 

Certificate of the Proceedings of feveral Councils of War, 
and of Punifhments inflicted for Murder, &amp;c. read; General’s 
Letter, and Petition of neighbouring Inhabitants, read ; the 
Committees to prepare Infiructions tor reducing them—Order 
for Money to tranfport them, 6 Aug. —Inftructions reported, 
7. ‘The Committees to meet, and confider of fending them 
{peedily, 25——The Committee of the Weft to fend down the 
Monies appointed for fending them away, 1 Sept. Treafurers 
at War to fend the Money to the General for reducing and 
tran{porting them, 15.——Lords Vote concerning the dil- 
banding Forces raifed by Ordinance of both Houfes, and 
Copy of their Speaker’s Letter to Sir Thomas Fairfax, read ; 
Declaration that Colonel Mafley’s Forces are not comprifed 
within the Vote; Letters to acquaint the Committee and Co- 
lonel Maffey therewith, and to require them to proceed in 
difbanding, ordered, 17 Oct.——General’s Letter concerning 
the Demeanour of the Officers in difbanding, and concerning 
the Reformadoes, read; Proceedings of the General and 
Comiittee approved; Order for a proportionable Satisfaction 
to the Retormadoes—The Committee of Accounts to fiate 
and certify the Officers Accounts, 24 Nov. 
— Peter, 1646, his Petition recommended by Lords, 27 
‘OV. 

Majton, John. Vide Lenthall, Thomas. 

Matthews, Chriftopher, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 9 Jan. 

Captain Richard, 1645, Petition read, and referred to 

the Comimnittee of Prifoners, 4 Sept. 

Roger, 1645, Order for his Commitment to the Tower, 

for adhering to the Enemies of the Parliament; Sentence 

pronounced, 29 Jan. 

Mr. 1646, Referred, for his Compofition, to the Com- 

mittee at Goldiimiths Hall, 31 Mar. 

Maurice, Prince. Vide Rupert, Prince, 1645—His Trumpet- 
ers to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 11 Dec. : 

Count, Lieutenant General of Horfe in Holland, 1644, 
to have Warrant to tranfport Eight Horfes and Five Grooms 
into Holland, 21 Feb. 

Mawes, St. 1646, Order from Lords, appointing a Captain of 
the Caftle, agreed to, 28 Aug. 


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May, Mr. 1646, his Petition from Lords read, and to be con- 
fidered, 31 May. 

—— Mr. 1645, Order for paying him a Penfion of 100/. per 
Annum, as Secretary to the Parliament—For advancing 100 /. 
forthwith, 19 Jan. 

—— Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 9 July——His Pe- 
tition referred to the Committee at Goldfimiths Hall, 27 Oct. 
——Ordinance fent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Mayherne, Sir Theodore, 1645, Order for exempting him from 
all ‘Taxcs vacated—Order for difpofing of his Affeffment, 29 
Apr.——His Petition, and Paper from Lords, defiring he may 
be exempted, read, and agreed to, 19 May Order for 
fettling a Salary of 300/. per Annum upon him, as Phyfician 
to the King’s Children, 11 Sept. 

Maynard, Mr. 1644. Vide Privileges—Defired to preach, 15 
Oct. 1646. Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 28. 

Edward, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 

6 Mar. 

Walter, 1645, Report from Lords, for appointing him 

Captain of a Ship, agreed to, 16 Mar. 

Mr. 1645, to have Lord Chief Juftice Banks’s Books 
and Manutcripts; Power given him to feize them, 18 Oct. 
Lords Concurrence defired, 21. ; 

Mayne, Mrs. de la, 1645, Order from Lords for relieving her, 
read ; nothing done thereupoa, 24 Oct. 

Mazeres, Colonel, 1645, Petition read ; a Committee to pro- 
vide a Proportion of his Arrears, to accommodate him in his 
Return towards France, 15 May. 

1646, Letter, recommending him to have his Arrears, 
referred to the Committee of the Army, to take care they be 
audited and fatisfied, 21 Oét. 

Medburn, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, 
read, and paffed, 20 Apr. 

Meddop, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 14 July. 

Melcombe Regis. Vide Weymouth— 1645, new Writ, 25 
Sept. 

Meldeun, Sir John, 1644, his Letter concerning the taking 
Scarborough, read—Order for beftowing 1,000/. upon him— 
For a Reward to the Metlenger—For a Letter of Thanks, 22 
Feb. Letter read, and agreed to, 24—The Committee for 
his Bufinefs revived ; Order for their Meeting, to confider of 
fome Recompence to him out of a Delinquent’s Efiate, and 
of raifing fome Proportion of Pay for his Forces, 22. 

1645, Ordinance for paying him 1,000 /. read, and paffed, 
29 Mar.— Sent to Lords, 3 Apr.——Hlis Letter read ; 
Letter, to exprefs the Senfe Houfe has of his Services, or- 
dered-—Order for a free Gift of 500/—The Committee for 
Supply of Commands to take him into their efpecial Confider- 
ation, 20 May Order for paying Part of the 5004. agreed 
to by Lords, 20 June. . 

«——— Robert, 1646, Letter from the Prefident of the Scots 
Parliament on his behalf, and his Petition, read ; Petition to 
be confidered, 15 Apr. 

Meleffis, Don Francifeo, 1645, Spanith Ambaffador’s Defires for 
a Convoy, to tranfport him into Flanders, read, and referred 
to the Committee of the Admiralty, 3 Nov. 

Members, 1644, to take the Covenant, 20 Jan.—Houfe attends 
the Funeral of a late Member, 31- : 
go beyond Sea, and not be prejudiced by his Abfence, 3 Feb. 

Members to pay 12d. to the Poor, if they difturb the 

Houfe, or read any printed Book, 17—Have Leave to be ab- 

fent, 24 &amp; 27 Feb.——14 &amp; 24 Mar. 


















































~—— 1645, like Orders, 25 Mar. 12 &amp; 23 Apr. 2, 
3, 21, 28, 27 &amp; 31 May 9, 13, 20 &amp; 24 June As 
+, 15) 17, 19, 24, 255 26, 28, 29 &amp; 31 July——2, 4, 
5, 6, 11, 15, 19, 21 &amp; 25 Aug. 1, 10, 13, 16, 20, 
4, 6, 14, 20, 25, 27 &amp; 31 O&amp;.——6,, 





22, 26 &amp; 30 i 
7, 8, 10 &amp; 22 Nov. 15 &amp; 27 Dec. 7,17 &amp; 30 Jan. 
——2, 20 &amp; 24 Feb. 14, 16,19 &amp; 21 Mar. ~Have 
Leave to vifit a Prifoner of War, 7, 11 &amp; 16 Feb. Perfons 
who have been in actual War againf the Parliament voted 
incapable of bein elected, 1 Sept—Members to take the 
Covenant, 24 iPake it, 31 Dec.—Only Lodgers, and _at- 























tending the Houfe, not to be rated in London, 26——All to 
attend on a Fatt Day, 2 Jan. 
—--— 1646, Members take the Covenant, 25 Mar. 27 














May 24 June 26 Aug. 26 Nov.——Have Leave 
to be abfent, 26, 27, 30 &amp; 31 Mar.—-3, 6, 9, 16, 7 ~ 
21, 23 &amp; 25 Apr. 2, 4, 9, 13, 15, 16, 18, 22 ‘ 2 

May——1, 3, 4, 6, 11, 12, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25) 29 
&amp; 30 June 2, 4) 6, 7) 9, 10, 11, 15, 17. 24, 28, 30 
&amp; 31 July——s5, 14, 18, 19, 21, 27 &amp; 28 Aug. ~3y 4s 
5, 10, 11, 17, 18, 22, 25 &amp; 29 Sept. By nu? 1% 19, 
&amp; 26 Oct——10, 12 &amp; 26 Nov.——3 Dec. ave mi 
to vifit a Prifoner, 13 Apr.—Abfent from Prayers to pay — 
92——-Speaker to prefent Lift of thofe that have “ea apie the 
Covenant; Order for their taking it next Patt Day, 29—— 

Vou. IV. 























Member has Leave to’ 


Conference defired by Lords concerning Words fpoken bya 
Member at.a Conference, 15 May. Vide Evelyn, Sir John 
—Members to be admonifhed for negleéting to take the Co- 
venant, after Notice, 26 Aug ——Member, eleéted Mayor of 
a Town, has Leave to go and fettle the Affairs thereof, and 
fubftitute a Deputy, 1 Sept. Members have Leave to be 
examined in the King’s Bench, 26 O&amp;.—o &amp; 14 Nov.—— 
Names of fuch as have not taken the Covenant to be delivered 
to Speaker, 4 Dec. 


1644, Conference defired by Lords concerning the Ordi- 
nance for difabling Members of either Houfe to bear any 
Office civil or military, agreed to; Reporters appointed, 6 Jan. 
Conference held, and reported; Lords Reafons read, 7. 
Read again; Refolution thereupon, 8. Vide Privileges—Mef- 
fage to Lords, defiring them to pals it, 10 &amp; 13 Former 
Committee revived, and to prepare Ordinance to the fame 
Purport, 25 Feb. Ordinance to be prefented, 18 Mar. 
Read twice, and committed, 24. Reported; Provifoes added ; 
Ordinance paffed, 31 Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning it, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held; 
and reported; Lords Concurrence fignified, 4 Apr. Declara- 
tion concerning the Governor of the Ifle of Wight, in rela- 
tion to the Ordinance, agreed to by Lords, 7. ' 


1644, the Committee for inquiring what Offices have 
been beftowed upon Members, and the Committee for con- 
fidering of Means to fupport their Neceflities, revived, and ~ 
joined ; Order for their Mibeting, 25 Feb.—Report concerning 
all the Members, and a Value of the Offices granted by Par- 
liament, to be made at once, 18 Mar. 


1645, Order for their Meeting; Committees addeds 
fupplying the Wants of Members of the Affembly referred ; 
the Committee to prepare Ordinance for fupplying the Necef- 
fities of Members, 2 Apr. To contider the Profits of Places 
enjoyed by them, and fettle a Salary on the Poffeffors, and to 
confider what Offices may be laid afide,9. Members to de- 
liver to them the Value of the Places they enjoyed by the 
Gitt of the Parliament ; Order to be fet up at the Door--Or- 
dinance for fupplying the Neceflities of Members whofe Eftates 
lie under the iets Quarters, read twice, and committed, 25. 
Reported, and re-committed ;_ Inftruction touching Members 
who are to reap the Benefit thereof, 6 May.—Order for allow- 
ing them 44. a Week reported, read, and agreed to; Members, 
Accountants to the State, to make up their Accounts to the 
Committee of Accounts within a limited 'Time, 14 Lift of 
Members fit to have the Weekly Allowance purfuant thereto, 
real, and agreed to, 3 June. Others added; One left out 
at his own Requeft, 4 Ordinance for bringing the Profits 
of the Offices formerly held by Members to the Committee of 
the Revenue, read twice, and committed, 25 Feb. Re- 
ported, and re-committed, 6 May. Reported from Re-com- 
mitment; the Committee to prepare Order purfuant thereto, 
14 Order reported, 26 June A Committee of both 
Houfes to confider of fupplying the Commands of Members 
in the Armies and Garifons, 8 Apr——Report ; Refolutions 
thereupon, 9 May. A Committee to confider what Places 
of Profitare held by Members—The Committee for examining 
Complaints of Bribery againft Members revived ; Order for 
their Meeting de die in diem, and to confider the defeéts:of the 
former Order, 16 Mar. 

Merchant Adventurers, 1645, a Committee to treat with them for 
the Continuance of their Loan of 10,000/. Ten Months longer, 
with Intereft,g Apr. Ordinance for fecuring and reimburfing 
tiiem the Money, read, and pafied, 25. Agreed to by Lords, 
26—Ordinance for repaying the Money to Perfons advancing 
it in their ftead, read, and pafled, 29 Governor to fend 
the Covenant to the Companies abroad ; Order for their taking 
it, 8 May——Their Petition for Ratification of the Treaty 
with the King of Denmark, and for Letters from the Parlia- 
ment to the Eleétor of Brandenburgh, read, 14 Oct. Vide 
Denmark, and Brandenburgh. 

Merchants, 1645, Ordinance for Satisfaction of feveral well- 
affected Merchants for Goods taken at Sea, and fold for the 

Jfe of the Commonwealth, prefented, but not read; whole 
Bulinets re-committed to that and other Committees, 25 
Oé€t. 















































of the Intercourfe, 1644, their Petition from Lords, 
referred to the Commnittees at Gold{iniths and Haberdafhers 
Halls ; Order for them to forbear all Proceedings till the Re- 
port is made, 9 Jan. 

Meredith, Sir Robert, 1644, Petition of his Son, defiring to be 
exchanged for Colonel Smythe, read; Exchange approved, 22 
Feb. 





— 1645, a Committee impowered to examine him, 11 
Mar. 

Merioneth, County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commitlion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec, Sent to 
Lords, 2. 

Merfiham. Vide Blackwell, William. 


Mervyn, 

















INDE X @ th Fourtu Votume 


Mervyn, Colonel Audley, 1644, Letter for preventing him from 
being Governor of Londonderry, fpecially recommended to 
the Committee of both Kingdoms, 26 Dec. 

Mefjages from Lords, defiring Houfe to fit in the Afternoon ; 
Anfwers thereto, 19 &amp; 22 Feb,——4 Mar. 1644——-31 
Mar. 7 June——3 Jan. 1645. 

1645, acquainting Houfe they intend to forbear fitting 
Tuefdays and Thurfdays, 22 May——That they intend to fit 
on thote Days, 13 Aug. 

———— To Lords, defiring them to continue fitting; Anfwers 
thereto, 8, 24 &amp; 28 Jan——3, 11 &amp; 19 Feb. 5 &amp; 13 
Mar. 12 May——28 &amp; 30 Junc——2 July——6 Aug. 

30 Dec. 3 Jan. : 

—— 1644, defiring them to meet on next Faft Day, 28 Jan. 
—To fit in the Afternoon, 15 Feb. 

1645, to fit next Day, 2 Sept. 

——— 1646, to continue fitting; An{wers thereto, 31 Mar. 
——o Apr. 22 July-——23 Oct. 

Meffenger, Henry, 1646, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

Metcalfe, George, a Papift, 1646, General Lefley’s Warrant 
for freeing hun from Aficffinents, read; Commiffioners to 
be acquainted therewith, 31 Oct. 

Meyrick, Sir John, 1645, Order for paying him 500/. upon 
Account, in Part of his Arrears—Vor allowing him 4/4. a 
Week for his prefent Subfiftence, 25 Sept. Sent to Lords, 


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1646, Order for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 
Aug. Order for paying him 1,500 /. upon Account, in Part 
of his Arrears, out of Delinquents Eftates to be nominated by 
him, 21 Nov. 

Michael’s Mount, St. 1646, General’s Letter, and Articles of 
Surrender, read, 23 Apr. 

Michelfon, Mary, 1645, her Petition from Lords, 20 May. 

Middlemore, Robert, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; not to be fent 
to Lords till Houfe is fatisfied he is no Papifi, 6 Aug. Sent, 
18. ° 

Middlefex, 1644, Committees added, 24 Jan. 

1645, Ordinance for the County Militia, fent to 

Lords, 18 Apr.—The Committee of the Militia to be ac- 

quainted with Major Skippon’s Letter, and haften their Re- 

cruits to the Rendezvous, 21—-—Committees added to all the 

Committees, 5 May——7 June——26 July——The Com- 

mittee to be defired to fend Horfes and Mutqueteers into the 

Wett, 7 Sune——Order for {peedy raifing the old Levies and _ 

new Recruits, and putting in Execution the Ordinance for 

punifhing Deferters, 1 July—Petition of Gentlemen, con- 
cerning the difplacing fcandalous Minifters, and putting godly 
ones in their room, referred to the Committee for plundered 

Minitters, 7. 

1646, Ordinance for continuing an Ordinance for or- 
dering the Militia, read, and patled, 22 Apr. 

Middleton, Sir' Thomas, 1644, impowered to fend Prifoners to 
Garifons in the feveral Counties, 30 Dec.--— Laformation con- 
cerning his Retreat to be communicated to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 28 Jan. 

1645, Refolution for continuing him in his Command 

40 Days longer, notwithttanding the felf-denying Ordinance 

—For Colonel Mitton to fucceed him at the [expiration of 

his Commiflion, agreed to by Lords, 12 May—Ihe Com- 

mittee of both Kingdoms to confider whether it may not be 
better to recall than continue him, 22——Difference between 
him and Sir John Price referred to the Committee of Exami- 
nations; Houfe injoin them to proceed no further, 1 Sept. 
Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, to repair to his Charge ; 
the Committee of the Weft to recruit his Troops, 13 


Feb. 




















1645, his Petition from Lords read; Order for pay- 

ing Part of his Arrears, and for a Pafs to go tu the Scots 

Army, 3 June—Another Petition referred to the Committee 

of Accounts, 14. 

Mr. 1645, Petition concerning him; Member to ac- 

quaint him therewith, and require his Attendance, 4 Apr. 

Thomas, 1645, Order appointing him Governor of 
Chirk Catile, 7 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 9. 

Midlam Cattle, 1646, to be made untenable, 30 Apr. 

Milborne Port, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

Mildmay, Sir Humphry, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 5 July. 

Milford Haven, 1645, Order tor fending Ferces; the Commit- 
tee of the Navy to provide for the Safety thereof, 26 May 
Order for fending Shipping, 9 Mar. 

Militia, 1646, the Committee of Examinations to examine a 
Perfon upon whom printed Quettions concerning them were 
found, and inquire afier the Author, &amp;c.; Serjeant to bring 
him ¢o them, 18 Apr. Ordinance for fettling the Militia 
of England and Ireland in the Parliament for 20 Years, read 
twice, and committed, 12 Oct. Reported, and pafled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defied, 15. 














Mill, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 27 O&amp;.——Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. 

Miller, Sir John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 6 Aug.——Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. 

Millington, Gilbert, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Milward, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 11 June——Sent to 
Lords, 28 Aug. 

Minehead, 1645, new Writ, 25 O&amp;. 

Mineheneft, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Reor, 
10 Sept. 

Minifiers, preaching, 1645, a Committee to confider of fome 
effeétual Courfe for fupplying them with a competent Subfift- 
ence, 16 Apr. Ordinance concerning fuch as are to be 
admitted to preach, read, and pafled; to be difperfed, 25. 
Lords Concurituce fignified, 26 Ordinance for fettling 
an Increafe of Maintenance upon divers Minifters in feveral 
Counties mentioned therein, read, 2 Feb. 

1646, a Committee to confider of fettling preaching Mi- 

nifters in England and Wales, about Prefentations belonging 

to Delinquents, Bifhops, Deans, and Deans and Chapters, 7 

Apr. ‘Order for paying the Allowances appointed by the 

Committee of plundered Minitfters, to the feveral Churches 

and Chapels; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 May— 

Committees added, 15——Days appointed to confider of 

{preading the Gofpel, and fending godly Minifters through the 

hingdom, 28 July—Houfe to have particular Knowlege 

of the Fitnefs of Minifters appointed by Lords Ordinances be- 
fore the Ordinances pals, 5 Aug. Refolution that the 

Power of prefenting Minifters to Livings in the Gift of the 

Lord Keeper, or Commiffioners of the Great Seal, fhall be 

in both Houtes ; Provifo for that Purpofe to be inferted in au 

Ordinance, 8 Oct. Read, and laid afide, 21——-Ordiaance 

for Increafe of Minifters read twice; Quefttons for Cominit- 

ment and Ingrofliment, feverally Neg. 4 Nov.—Ordinance for 

Maintenance of them, read twice, and committed, 11. 

feandalous, 1645, the Committee of plundered Mini- 

fiers to receive all Petitions concerning difplacing them, and 
placing godly ones in their room, with Power to remove 
out of the Town fuch as they fhall put out of their Livings, 

7 Jsly——A Committee to prefent Rules for fequcftering 

them, 18 Oct. 

1646, another Committee to prepare Declaration to 
difable them, when fequeftered, from holding Livings, 7 July 
—Committees added, 8-—— Dece!aration reported, and referred 
back ; the Committee to prepare Ordinance purfuant thereto, 
5 Aug.——A Committee to examine all Matters concerning 
fuch as claim Poffetlion of their Livings, and ufe their Function 
there, upon Pretence of any Articles, or otherwife, 23 July. 

Mint, 1644, Report concerning the Moneyers to be delivered to 
another Member to be made, 27 Jan. 

1646, Order for fearching Trunks brought from Oxon, 
and feizing all Inftruments and Materials belonging to the 
Mint, 14 July. 

Mittun, Colonel Thomas, 1645, called in, and thanked for his 
Services, 29 Mar.——Order for paying Part of his Arrears, 
21 July——His Petition read; Order for paying him 500/, 
upon Account,g O&amp;. Ordinance for fecuriug the Money to 
him, with Intereft, read, and pafled, 11. Sent to Lords, 13 

Letters, and Relation concerning his Succefs again Sir 
William Vaughan, read, and to be printed; Order tor Letter 
of Thanks to him and his Officers—lor a Reward to the 
Mefleager—For a Thank{fgiving, 4 Nov. Vide Thank/giving. 
Sent to Lords—Order appointing him Governor of Of- 
wefiree, fent to Lords, 1o——His Letter read; Order for 
1,000 /. towards the Pay of his Regiment, 4 Feb. Ordinance 
for that Purpofe read, and pafled, 9. Seut to Lords—His Let- 
ter, with Letters intercepted by him, to be printed, 13— 
Ordinance for 10,000/. out of the Excife, for Forces de- 
figned for North Wales, under his Command, read, and pafled, 
18 Mar. Sent to Lords, 19. Agreed to by them, 21. 

1646, his Letter, and Part of an intercepted Letter con- 
cerning the Conclufion of a Peace with the Lrifh Rebels, read, 
28 Mar. Order appointing him Governor of the Town 
and Cattle of Beaumaris; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 
25 June Another Letter concerning the Archbifhop of 
York, read; Letter of Thanks ordered, 2 July——Power 
given him to offer reafonable Conditions to the Castles in 
\Wales—Another Letter read ; the Committee for Lrifh Affairs 
to confider of fending his Forces into lreland Vote to be 
fent him in a Letter, 20 O&amp;. 

Moijy, Monfienr, 1645, to have Speaker’s Warrant for tran{port- 
ing Twelve Horfes Cuftom-free, 24 Mar. 

Moletworth, Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 4/, a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 16 July. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 












































Moncke, 




















IN DE X to th Fourtu Vo.uume. 


Moncl:e, Colonel George, 1646, Order for his Difcharge, up- 
on taking the Negative Oath; and for a Pafs to go beyond 
Sea, 1 July—Report that he has taken the Oath, and is ready 
to tal the Covenant; Order for employing him in Ireland, 
12 No 

Mr. 1645, Letter concerning his Election to be Mayor 
of Coventry ; Order prohibiting it, and for proceeding to a 
new Election, 20 Oét. 

Monmouth County, 1645, Ordinance for raifing Monies out of 
Delinquents Eftates for the Counties of Monmouth, Breck- 
nock, &amp;c. read 26 Apr. Order for Second Reading, 
1 May. Read, and paffed,2. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 6 Order for fend- 
ing dewn Powder, &amp;c.—For 1,000/. for the Forces—Ordi- 
nance for a Weekly Affefiment upon Monmouthfhire and 
Gloucefterfhire, read, and pafled, 3 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 


14. 














1646, Commander nominated; Lords Concurrence to 

be defired-- Order appointing High Sheriff, and tor a Com- 

mission under the Great Seal, 25 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 

2 May——-Earl of Worcefter’s Letter to the Committee, and 

their Anfwer, read, and to be printed—Order for fending 

down Powder, &amp;c.—For 1,o00/. for the Forces, 5 June. 

Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and paffed, 6. Sent to 

Lords, 8. 

- 1646, new Writ, 11 Sept. 

Town, 1645, Letters relating the taking it read; Order 

for a Reward to the Mefflenger—For a Thank{giving. Vide 

Thank/giving—For continuing the Governor; the Committee 

ot both Kingdoms to grant him a Commiflion; Lords Con- 

currence to be defired, 27 Oét. Order appointing another 

Governor, 23 Feb. Sent to Lords, 24 Meffage, defiring 

them to fetile the Bufinefs concerning the Government of 

the Town, 18 Mar. 

1646, new Writ, 11 Sept. 18 Nov. 

Montereul, Monfieur, 1645, Houfe acquainted with his and 
Monfieur Sabran’s Defires for a Pais for him to go into Scot- 
land, agreeable to the King’s Paffes; Copies thereof, and of 
his Credentials, read—Mellage to Lords, defiring they would 
grant Foreigners no Paffes into the King’s Quarters without 
the Confent of the Houte, agreed to, 19 Jan. His Defire 
fora Pass by Oxon into Scotland to be confidered, 16 Feb. 
A Committee to confer with the Scots Commiffioners about it, 
17. ‘Their Aniwer reported, and read; his Defires for a po- 
fitive Anfwer, and ihe French King’s Paffport to him, read ; 
Bufinefs referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 28 
——Scots Commiflioners leave the Bufinefs to both Houfes— 
A Committee to fiate the Matter of Fact, 4 Mar.—Members 
to confer with him concerning his Defires of a Pafs, his Powers 
and Credentials, 5—The Committee of both Kingdoms 
grant him a Pafs, with the Scots Commiffioners Confent, upon 
his Engagement not to return, 7——-The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to examine the Bufinefs concerning Letters taken 
by him out of the Earl of Northumberland’s Lodgings, 
6 Feb. 

1646, Letters concealed in a Ship with him, opened, and 
read ; a Committee to aflign Reafons for opening them, and 
confider what is fit to be done with him and the Portmanteau ; 
Order for a Keward to the Meffengers, 11 Aug. 

Montgomery County, 1644, Order for tending Arms, 14 Jan. 

Additional Deputy Lieutenant from Lords, agreed to, 

20 Feb. 






































1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 24 Oé. Agreed to by Lords, 
27 Order for Leave to him to refide out of the County, 
1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

——- 1646, new Writ, 11 Nov. 

Town, 1645, Governor of the Caftle appointed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 19 May—Order for furnifhing 60 /. 
to raife 60 Men for.the Garrifon, 22—Confideration of ap- 
pointing a Governor, referred to the Committee for fupplying 
the Commands of Members, 29 Prefent Governor con- 
tinued, g Aug. ; 

1646, A Committee to. confider of flighting the Gari- 
fon, 3 June. 

1646, new Writ, 11 Nov. 

Moodie, Mongey, 1645, his Addition by way of Remonftrance, 
with a Certificate concerning his Carriage at Ferne Ifland, 
communicated by Lords, 23 July. Order for Stay of Pro- 
ceedings againft him at common Law-—For trying him by a 
Council of War, 31 Lords put Houfe in mind of his Bufi- 
nefs, 2 Aug. 

Moore, Captain Samuel, 1645, appointed Governor of Montgo- 
mery Cattle, 19 May——To be continued, g Aug. 

1646, appointed Governor of Ludlow Cafile; Lords Con- 

currence to be defired, 2 June. 

Lady, 1645, the Committee for Irifh Affairs to confer with 

the Committee of both Kingdoms about releafing her and 

other Prifoners in Ireland, 5 Aug.—Her Friends to have Li- 
Vou, IV. 








— 




















berty to imprifon Six other Ladies, whofe Hufbands have ad- 
hered to the Enemy, till fhe is difcharged, 16. 

1646, her Petition from Lords, 19 Aug. 

Major, 1645, appointed Governor of Gaunt Houfe, 12 








Aug. , 

1646, the Committee for Irifh Affairs to entertain fuch of 

his Forces as they think fit, 15 June Order for fending 

his Regiment into Ireland, agreed to by Lords, 9 July. 

John, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for his 
prefent Subfiftence, 3 June 

—— 1646, difcharged 20 Aug. 

—— Thomas, 1645, Order for allowing him 47. a Week for his 
prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646 difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Mr. 1645, General’s Letter concerning his Services to the 

Parliament, read; thanked thereupon, 23 Sept. 

Giles, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 

his a read, and pafled, 11 June——Sent to Lords, 

21 Nov. 
James 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 

ing his Delinquency read, and pafled, 3 Sept. Sent to 
Lords, 11. 

Mordant, Elizabeth and Mary, 1644, Pafs from Lords for them 
to go into France, 18 Mar. om to, 22. 




















Morgan, Colonel Thomas, 1645, Order appointing him Gover- 
nor of Gloucefter, agreed to by Lords—The Committee of 
both Kingdoms to fend him down, 18 June Order for 





him to have Colonel Maffey’s Regiment of Foot, and a Troop 
of Horfe, agreed to by Lords, 5 July Ordinance from 
Lords, for him, 13 Aug. Order for a free Gift of 1001. 
to him 17 Oct.—His proceedings towards the Clubmen ap- 
proved, 25—Order appointing him Commander in Chief of 
the Gloucefterfhire Forces, 28. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 31 Thanked for 
his Services; Order for beftowing 200/. upon him; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 23 Jan. 
1646, Order appointing him Commander in Chief of the 
Monmouththire Forces, 25 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 
2 May——His Regiment of Foot, and Two Troops of Hore, 
to be continued in Gloucefter, 28 July Order for fending 
his Horfe into Ireland, 4 Aug. 
William, a Prieft, 1645, a Committee to examine him as 
Juftices of Peace, and fend him to Newgate, 20 O&amp;. 
Ifaac, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
~ his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 31 
an. 
































Captain 1646, Order from Lords, for taking off his Se- 

questration, agreed to, 3 Nov. 

Edimund, and Henry Carelefs, 1646, Petition referred to 
a Committee, 3 Oct. 

Morley, Sir John, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 28 

Jan. Read, and yaled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

21 Feb. ‘ . 

Captain William, 1645, Order appointing him Governo 
of Arundel Town and Cafile, 9 May. Sent to Lords, 10. 

Morpeth, 1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. 

Morris, Henry, 1645, Ordinance from Lords concerning him 
read, and paffed, 31 Jan. 

Mortimer, James, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 
Serjeant at Arms, read, and agreed to, with an Amendment, 
5 Dec.——They put Houfe in mind thereof, 9 Jan.——20 
Feb. 

















1646, another Ordinance from the Lords, sppolneng him 

and Mr. Norfolk Serjeants, read, and paffed, 20 Apr. 

Morton, William, 1646, Report from the Committee of the Ad- 
miralty, concerning his commanding a Ship, communicated 
by Lords, 23 May. 

Morley, Nicolas, 1646, hfs Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 18 Aug.——Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Moftyn, Colonel Roger, 1646, to be admitted to his Compofition, 
20 Oét. 

Motions, 1645, no new Motion to be made-after 12 o’Clock, or 
after notice of a Meffage from Lords, 22 May——25 0a. 

31 Jan. 

Movatt, Monfieur, 1644, Meffage from Lords concerning a 
Letter received from him; a Committee of both Houfes to 
receive what he has further to deliver, 2 Jan. Report; the 
Committee of both Kingdoms to receive what he has further 
in Charge, 3——Paper from Lords concerning ‘him, 17 


Feb. 

1645, his Propofitions reported, with a Letter to be fent 
to the Queen, in Anfwer'thereto; Letter read, and pata to 
27 Mar. Sent to Lords, 28. Agreed to by them; Speakers 
of both Houfes to fign it; Scots Commiffioners to be defired 
to fign it, 31. 

Moulin, Lewis de la, 1646, his Petition, with Lords Order there- 


6 Aug. ; 
siti e O Moulton 




















INDE X @ the Fourtu Vo uumMe. 


Moulton, Captain, 1645, his Letter read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Admiralty, 31 Oét. Another read, 10 
Dec.——Appointed Commander of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Mounfon, Lord, 1646, Vide Privileges. ; 

Mountague, Colonel Edward, 1644, the Committce of both 
Kingdoms to confider of continuing him Governor of Henley, 
13 Feb,—Letter concerning a Mutiny among fome of his 
Companies; Order for fending up Two Officers, 22. Vide 
Taylor, Captain, and Rowfe, Lieutenant. 

Moyle, John, 1645, Order for allowing him 42, a Week for his 
prefent Subtiftence, 24 June ‘ 

——— 1646, discharged, 20 Aug. 

Muckwell, John, 1644, Petition of Eaft India Company, con- 
cerning a Ship brought into Briftol by him, read; nothing done 
thereupon, 28 Jan. 

1645, another Petition reported from the Committee of 
Petitions; Queftion that the Company fhall have his Eftate, 
Neg. 27 Oét. 

Mulgrave Calile, 1646, to be made untenable, 30 Apr. 

Earl of, and Lord Sheffield, 1644, their Petition to be 

confidered, 6 Mar. Read; Ordinance for paying them their 

Weekly Allowance, and Arrears thereof, read, and paffed, 18. 

Agreed to by Lords, 19. 

1646, previous Queftion for allowing his Widow 2o/. 

a Weck, Neg. 7 Oct. 

- Earl of, 1646, appointed Vice Admiral of York, 13 
Nov. 

Muller, John, 1645, Petition on his Behalf; Order for paying 
the Remainder of a Debt due for Arms furnifhed to the State, 
10 Sept. 

Munjler. Vide Ireland. 

Murray, Catherine, 1645, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of Sequeftrations, 12 June, 

Mrs. 1645, Report concerning her to be made, 16 May. 
Made; her Efiate voted fequettrable, 10. 

—~— 1646, her Pine accepted; Order for difcharging her Se- 
quefiration, upon Payment thereof, 13 Apr. Sent to Lords, 
16. Agreed to by them, 18. 

William, 1645, a Committee to go into Kent, and fe- 
cure and keep him in clofe Cuftody ; no Perfon to {peak with 
him; the Committee to examine and fearch him, and other 
fulpected Perfuns; Copies of Wright’s Letters from Paris to 
be delivered to them, 6 Feb.—Order for his Commitment to 
the Tower; no Perfon to correfpond with him ; a Committce 
to examine him, 7. Order for their going to the Tower, 9 
&amp; 11. Wright's Letters to be delivered to them, 9. None 
to have Accefs to him; not to be permitted the Ufe of Pen, 
Ink and Paper; the Committee to examine him ftrictly, and 
make ufe of other decyphered Letters from Paris, 11—Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for trying him by martial Law as a 
Spy, 14. Ordinance read; Commiflioners appointed; Quef- 
tion for Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled, 26. Sent 
to: Lords, 28—-—-Conference defired by them concerning it, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 
worted ; another Conference to be defired with them, 4 Mar. 
iy fired, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 
18. 

-—— 1646, Meflage to Lords, defiring them to expedite the 
Ordinance, 9 Apr. Ordinance returned with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 10. To be fent to the Commiflion- 
ers of martial Law, with his Examinations, and an intercepted 
Letter concerning him, 18 His Petition from Lords to be 
confidered ; Order for taking off the Retiraint of his clofe Im- 
prifonment, 8 July. Previous Queftion for concurring with 
Lords in fetting him at Liberty, Neg. 22 Lords put Houle 
in mind of his Petition, 31 July 11 Aug. Order for bail- 
ing him, 11. 

Mufchamp, Sir George, 1645; his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
12 Aug.—His Petition from Lords, 23. 

Lieutenant Colonel Agmondefham, 1646, Order for 
Repayment of Monies advanced by him for Ireland, 13 
May. 

Mufcovia Company, 1646, their Remonftrance communicated 
by Lords, 13, Nov. 

Mufgrave, John, 1645. Vide Privileges, and Crakenthorpe. 

Mutineers, 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms to take 
fome Courfe for quieting them, 18 Feb.—Information of a 
Defign to encourage them, referred to a Committee, 20 
Another Committee to prepare Declaration for pardoning 
them; Declaration read twice, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified; Declaration to be fent by an Exprefs; the 
Committee of both Kingdoms to raife Forces to coinpel them 
to their Duty, 5 Mar. ‘To put thofe that are come in, upon 
anes Employment, 14. Order for providing a Fortnight’s 

ay for them, 19, 
164%, Commiflioners of the Excife to be preffed to fur- 
nifh the Money, 4. Apr. Order for paying it forthwith, 5. 
Agreed to by Lords, 7. Receiver appcinted, 10—Letter 





























from Major General enemy informing that they were re- 
duced, and promifed faithful Service, referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 25. 

Myles, John, 1644, Report concerning his Services as Judge 
Advocate of the Court martial; Order for recommending him 
to be Judge Advocate of the new-modelled Army, 28 Jan. 

Sir John, 1644, to be exchanged for Colonel Stephens; 
Lord General to be moved for a Pafs for him to go upon his 
Parole, to effeét the Exchange, 22 Feb. 

Mynne, George, 1646, Petition on his Behalf to the King’s 
Commiflioners, with their Order thereupon, read, and pa 
red to the Committee at Haberdafher’s Hall--Order for paying 
4,000 J. of his, in Sir Humphry Fofier’s Hands, to the Com- 
mittee, 21 Nov. 





20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1045, 
&amp; 1646. 


ALTON, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 25 Mar.—— 
Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 29 Apr. 

Namptwich, 1646, Perfons appointed to examine who were the 
prime Movers of the Mutiny there, with Power to fend up the 
chief, 24 July. 

Nappier, Sir Robert, 1645, his Cafe to be reported, 26 Dec. 

Committee revived, 6 Jan. 

——— 1646, Order for their Meeting, and making Report, 28 
Aug.——-Another Committee to examine the whole Bufinefs 
concerning him ; Country Committees to certify to them the 
Caufe of his Sequefiration—Order for 200/. for his prefent 
Support, 3 Nov. 

Nafeby, 1645, Order for Rewards to the Meffengers that brought 
the News of a Viétory over the King’s Forces near that Place 
—For Letter of Thanks to the General, and for beftowing a 
Jewel of 500/. Value upon him—For a Thankfgiving. Vide 
Thankfgiving. Severally agreed to by Lords—Letters to the 
Speaker, and Lift of Prifoners, to be printed—Ordinance for 
giving no Quarters to [rifh Soldiers, to be put in Execution, 
16 June—Order for a Reward to the Meffenger who brought 
up the Colours—For putting them into the Herald’s Ofiice, 
24. 

Navigation, 1644, Petition from Lords concerning it, 11 Feb. 

Navy, 1644, Direétions of the Committee of the Navy for fit- 
ting Ships for the Summer’s Fleet, and providing Victuals for 
4,000 Men, approved ; Order for proceeding in providing the 
Victuals—Their Opinion for afcertaining the annual growing 
Charge of the Navy, read, and referred to a Committee of 
the ms ie Houfe; Geimen Anfwer to Propofitions for car- 
rying on the Service thereof, read, and referred, 16 Jan. 
Liberty given to bring in Ordinance for borrowing 23,506 /. 
2s. 3d. upon the Credit of the Excife, for paying Arrears 
due to Owners of Ships fet forth for the State’s Service, till 
goth September laft; Lords Concurrence to bedefired,25. De- 
fired, 28——--Ordinance read twice, and committed ; Inftruétion 
13 Mar. Paper concerning iffuing Monies upon the Affairs 
of the Navy, by the Cuftomers, referred to the Grand Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 3 Feb. Report; Cuftomers Propofitions 
read one by one, and agreed to, 15. Vide Cujtoms—Inter- 
cepted Letters from the Commiflioners of the Navy referred 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 6—Order for employ- 
ing 4,000 Men, and providing Shipping for the Summer’s 
Fleet, 20o—Ordinance enabling the Commiflioners to aét un- 
der the Lord High Admiral, read twice, and committed, 21 
—-Ordinance from Lords, for martial Law for the Government 
of the Navy, to be read 27 A Committee to contract for 
Neceffaries for the Summer’s Fleet, 14 Mar. Lift of the 
Officers to be confidered, 15. Read, and approved; Mer- 

chant Ships approved as to their Number, 20. 

1645, an put Houle in mind of the Ordinance for mar- 
tial Law for Sea Service, 25 Mar. Ordinance read twice, 
and committed; reported, and pafled, with Amendments, 14 
Apr. Returned to Lords, 16. Amendments agreed to by 
them, with Amendments, 21 Refolution for fettling the 
Management of the Affairs of the Navy in a Committee of 
Lords and Commons; a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for that Purpofe; Claufe that the Committee fhall difpofe of 
no Places, ordered, 7 Apr. Report concerning appointing 
One Commander, 22 Committee revived ; Order for their 
Meeting, 2 May Ordinance for 8,c00 /. out of the Excife 
for Ships taken up above thofe appointed, fent to Lords, 12 
Apr. Ordinance appointing a Committee to command the 
Summer Fleet, read, and pafled, 2 May—Conference with 
Lords thereupon reported—Another Conference defired by 
them, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and 
to be reported, 14. Reported; Paper concerning the State 
of the Fleet at Sea, read; Order for 2 Commition to Cap- 
tain Batten to be Vice Admiral; previous Queiftion 7 de- 

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firing Lords Concurrence; Neg. 15—Ordinance for 8,000 /. 
out of the Excife for Arms and Ammunition for the Navy, 
read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17 
Order for calling in a Ship, and fetting forth one or 
more of equal Charge, 30 May Lift of Ships to be conti- 
nued at Sea for the Winter Guard, read, and agreed to; Or- 
dinance for continuing them read, and paffed, 20 Sept. Agreed 
to by Lords, 23 Ordinance enabling the’ Committee to 
fell Ships, and give Direétions for fpeedy building others, 
read, and paffed, 14 O&amp;. Sent to Lords, 21. Houfe put 
them in mind thereof, 28 Report, touching next Sum- 
mer’s Ficet, communicated by Lords; Refolution that it 
fhall be as the last; the Committee to provide Viétuals for 
4,000 Men for Eight Months—To prepare the Number of 
Ships refolved on, and prefent a Lift of them, the Names 
of their Commanders, and Eftimates of their Charges, 18 
Nov. Order for providing Ordnance for Three Frigates to 
be built, 17 Dec.—Report concerning the Necessity of a 
greater Fleet than formerly; Order for timely fending forth 
the Summer’s Guard, and for fetting forth Part thereof with 
Speed, 29—Report concerning the Commiflioners of the 
Navy; Refolution for continuing them; Order touching their 
Salary, 30——Lift of Commanders ordered, 29 Jan. Re- 
port concerning adding Three Merchaut Ships communicated 
by Lords, 6 Feb. Agreed to, 7—Order tor adding Two 
more ; agreed to by Lords—Litt of the Fleet and Command- 
ers communicated by Lords, 12. Confidered ; Order for ad- 
ding Eighteen Merchant Ships, 23 Propofitions concern- 
ing the Navy to be made to the Committee of the Admiralty 
and Cominittee of the Navy, 7 Feb. 

1646, Order touching calling in Three fecond-rank Ships, 
20 Apr.——Lift of Ships, and Number of Men, for the Win- 
ter Guard ; agreed to, 19 Aug ——Captains Commiflions to 
be iffued in the Name of the Parliament only, 5 Oct. Or- 
dinance enabling the Committee to borrow 12,000/. read, 
and paffed, 12 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 13 Report, 
concerning providing Victuals for 5,000 Men, to be emploved 
in the next Summer’s Fleet, communicated by Lords; agreed 
to; the Committee to give Dire¢tion tor {peedy procuring it, 
2 Dec. 

Neale, John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency read, and pafled, 6 Aug. Sent to Lords, 
18. 

Needham, Sir John, 1645, Order appointing him Governor of 
Leicefter, and Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, g Feb. Sent 
to Lords, 10. 

Netherlands, 1645, Refolution for fending Commiflioners thither, 
16 Jan.—Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and pafled, 20. 
Sent to Lords, 31. 

Netheway, Richard, 1645, Petition; Order for 500/. for him, 
towards Satisfaction for his Loffes; the Committee at Briftol 
to confider of accommodating him with a convenient Houfe, 
and of means for paying him 5007. more, 9 Dec. 

Nevile, alias Smith, Mr. 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency ordered, 6 Mar. 

1645, State of his Cafe reported ; his Petition for Miti- 

gation of his Fine read; previous and main Queftion for ad- 

hering to the former Vote, Affirmative ; Order for paying it 
forthwith, 2 Mar. His Submiflion, upon inclading his eldefi 



































Son, reported; previous and main Queftions for including ~ 


him, feverally Affirmative; Ordinance for pardoning their 
Delinquencies ordered, 23. 

1646, read, and pafled, 6 Aug. Sent to Lords, 18. 
Francis, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
22 Mar. 

— 1645, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
9 Jue. io Nada 
— 1646, Order for paying the Remainder of his Fine, 

ig May. 











30 Sept. ; ; 

—_—— Sir Chriftopher, 1646, to have Pafs to go to Spaw— 
His Petition read, and referred to the Committee at Gold- 
fmiths Hall, 15 Apr. 

Newark, 1645, Gentlemen to meet and confer about the Bufinefs 
of the Town, 25 Mar. The Committee of botli Kingdoms 
to take fome Courfe for keeping in the Forces of the Garifon, 
28 July.—Orders about fending Forces to block it up, 31 
The Committee of both Kingdoms to difpofe of Horfe raifed 
in the Eaftern Affociation, for Security thereot, 5 Aug.—Or- 
dinance for taxing feveral Sums of Money upon the Affocia- 
tion, and other Counties, to be employed towards reducing 
the Town, read, 6. Committed, reported, and pafled, 9. 
Agreed to by Lords, 12—Members of the Counties to be 
defired to advance a Month’s Pay, 9—Letter concerning 
a Victory over a Party of the Newark Forces, read, 11 
—Another Letter concerning the King’s Intention to join 

Vor. LV. 








Henry, 1645, Petition read; nothing done thereupon, 


them; the Committee of both Kingdoms to confer with the 
Committee of the Militia about fending down 500 Dragoons, 
upon Intelligence that their Strength increafes ; Letter there- 
upon to be fent to the Scots Army, 13—Letter and Paper 
concerning the Forces defigned for blocking it up, read; the 
Committee at York to be defired to keep together their fuper- 
numerary Forces, 14 Ordinance for charging upon the 
Excife the Pay of 800 Horfe, to be employed againtt the Town, 
for two Months, and for the Payment of Horfes loft, read, 
16 Sept. Scots Army to be defired to fet down before the 
Town, 23. Their Anfwer to be defired, 27 &amp; 30 Com- 
municated by Lords, 2 O&amp;. To be confidered in a Commit- 
tee of the whole Houfe, 4. Report; Anfwer voted unfatif- 
factory ; Commiflioners to be defired to give a pofitive An- 
{wer—Order for furnifhing them with Ammunition, if they 
are before the Town upon a Day appointed, 6 Letter 
from the Committee at York, with Propofitions from the 
Scots Army, and Committees Anfwer, read, and to be com- 
municated to the Scots Commiflioners, 27 Sept.——Letter 
concerning the King’s being come to Newark, read; Order 
for the f{peedy advancing of Forces, 9g O¢t.—The Committee 
of both Kingdoms to confider what additional Forces are ne- 
cefflary for blocking up the Town, 20. Report that a Force 
of 7,000 may be had out of the Eaftern Aflociation ; the Com- 
mittee to confider of an Eftimate for raifing and fending them 
—Scots Commiflioners Paper, acquainting Houfe they had ap- 
pointed Perfons to go down to their Army, and prefs the 
{peedy Advance, and defiring Cloaths for them; a Committee 
to confer with them about the Proportions, 22—Order for 
continuing Three Regiments of Horfe ‘Three Months longer in 
the Service—For borrowing 3,000 /. for the Foot to be employ- 
ed, 31—~—Scots Commiflioners Letter, relating that their Ar- 
ny is fpeedily to march towards Newark, and defiring Money, 
Cloaths, and Provifions, 12 Nov. Another from Lords, to 
the fame Purport, read, 13 Report concerning the Com- 
mand of the Forces; Lords Vote, appointing a Commander 
in Chief, read—General Leven’s Letter, concerning the Ar- 
my’s being come to Mufkam Bridge, and Scots Commiflioners 
Paper for Neceflaries, reported, and read—Order for provid- 
ing Cloaths to the Value of 6,000 /. 2 Dec.—A Committee of 
both Houfes to refide with the Army; Quorum appointed — 
Another Committee of both Houfes to prepare Inftruétions for 
them, 5. Inftructions read, and agreed to,12. Sent to Lords, 
13. Additional Inftruétions fent from them, 24—Order fox 
advancing the Commillioners 1,000/. 12—For them to give a 
weekly Account of their Proceedings, and the State of Affairs, 
22—'l'he Committee of the Navy to be defired to lend Forty 
Barrels of Powder for the Forces, 16 Commitlioners Letter 
read; the Committee of War at York to fend Foot—Order 
for Match for the Englifh lorces, 1 Jan.—For 200 /. for the 
Convoy to carry them Provifions, 3—Parliament’s Commiflion- 
ers Letter, and other Papers, read, 5. ‘To be confidered, 5, 
9 &amp; 23—Another Letter, Particular of Provifions afleffed 
upon feveral Counties for the Scots Army, and Copy of a 
blank Warrant for raifing them, read; Commiflioners Pro- 
ceedings approved; Declaration that Monies, &amp;e. raifed by: 
the Afleffment, fhall be reimburfed ; Conference defired with 
Lords; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 24. 
—Scots Commiflioners Letters, concerning the Neceflities of 
their Forces, read ; Order for paying them 15,0004. monthly, 
11 Feb. Sent to Lords, 13—Varliament’s Commiflioners Let- 
ter read; Order for 1,200/. tor the Forces, 23—Ordinance 
for 20,000/. out of the Excife for them, read, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26 A Committee to fend 
5,000/, to the Scots Forces, and provide fome Courfe for 
fending them 5,000/. monthly, 19 Mar.——Order for fend- 
ing them Ammunition, 15 Apr.—lor paying for them—For 
400 /. for the Parliament’s Commiflioners, 18—The providing 
15,000/. for the Scots Army to be effectually recommended 
to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 23. Order for fending 
it forthwith, 1 May. Sent to Lords, 2 Previous and main 
Queftions for recommending the reducing the Garifon to the 
General, feverally Affirmative ; Vote to be communicated to 
him, 23 Apr.—Scots Commiffioners Letter read; Clerk to 
look out former Orders for fending Powder, &amp;c. Commiflion- 
ers to be acquainted therewith ; previous and main Queftions 
for flighting the Garifon when reduced, feverally Affirmative ; 
Vote to be fent as an Inftruétion to the Parliament’s Commif- 
fioners, 28———Order for a Reward to the Meflenger that 
brought the News of the Summons to the Garifon, and their 
Anfwer, 2 May—Several Letters from thence read; Order 
for Rewards to the Meffengers, 6. Vide King.—Letters, and 
Articles of Surrender, read; Articles to be printed—Order for 
a Reward to the Meflenger—For a Thank{giving,g. Vide 
Thankfgiving—Parliament’s Commiflioners have Liberty to 
return, 13. Letter of Thanks to them ordered, 14—Order 
for their reporting the State of Affairs in thofe Parts, 28— 
Papers reported, and read, 29 &amp; 30. Their Proceedings 
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approved ; thanked thereupon, 32——Perfons comprifed within 
the Articles of Surrender to be admitted to their Compofitions 
within a Jimited Time, 1 June. 

Newbury, 1646, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. to be read, 15 Apr. 

Another read, and referred to the Committee of the 
Three Counties, 19 June. 

Newcajile upon l'yne, 1644, Petition of Owners and Mafters 
of Ships referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 Feb. 

Ordinance for fettling the Government of the Town read 

twice, and committed, 22 Mar. 

1645, reported, and paffed, 22 May. Sent to Lords, 

26——Petition of Inhabitants, with Propofitions annexed, 

read; Order for granting Five hundred Tons of Delinquents 

Coals for Relief of the Poor, and Repair of the public Build- 

ings, 9 June—Coumittees Letter, Remonftrance from Cum- 

berland, and Informations, referred to a Committee, 14 

Order for fending down Arins, &amp;e. 4 Sept. Letter from 

Mayor, &amp;c. Member has Leave to go down, 14 Oét. 

—-— 1646, Deputy appointed in the Mayor's Abfence; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 31 Mar. Order for a 
Convoy for Velfels trading from thence, 15 Apr. A Com- 
mittee to prepare Declaration for preventing the Refort of De- 
linguents to the Town, 7 July—Another Committee to 
confider of repairing the Wall and Bridges, 17 Nov. 

1645, new Writ, 3 Sept. 

1646, a Committee to examine Proceedings touching 
it, 11 Sept. 

under Line, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

New College, Oxon, 1646, to proceed to the Election of Scholars, 
notwithftanding any Order to the contrary, 11 Sept. 

Newcomen, Mr. defired to preach, 1 Nov. 1645 25 Nov. 
1646——Defired to pray before the Houfe, 24 June, 1646 
——Difpenfed with, 2 July. 

Newman, Colonel George, 1645, Order appointing him Governor 
of Upnor Caftle, g May. Sent to Lords, 10. 

Newport, Ifle of Wight, 1644, Order from Lords for making it 
a diftinét Parifh, and appointing a Minifter, 25 Jan. 

1646, Ordinance from them for making it parochial, 

30 Apr. 

1645, new Writ, 1 Nov. 

Pagnell, 1644, Order tor advancing 500/. for the Gari- 

fon ; Governor to repair to his Charge, 31 Jan. Ordinance 

from Lords concerning the Town, 21 Feb. 

1645, Order for continuing the Governor Twenty Days, 
5 June. Agreed to by Lords—Order for fending down Arms, 
6—A Committee to confider of fetiling the Garifon, 11 
Colonel Cokayne’s Letter concerning the Government read ; 
Declaration that Major General Browne has no Power to efta- 
blifh:a Governor; Members to acquaint him therewith; Ge- 
neral’s Letter, recommending Captain Doyley; Houte ap- 
— him; Lords Concurrence to be defired; Letter to 

olonel Cokayne, recommending the Care of the Garifon to 
him, ordered, g Aug——Ordinance for Martial Law for the 
Governor, read, and patfed, 31 Jan. Sent to Lords, 7 Feb. 
Returned, with a Provifo; Provifo agreed to, 14. 

——— 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, 11 July—— 
For employing the Forces in the Irifh Service, 4 Aug. 
For employing the Arms and Powder in the fame Service, 17 

ét. 

Newport, Francis, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 27 
Feb. 
























































1645, referred to the Committee at Goldfiniths Hall 
for his Compofition ; Speaker to iffue Warrant for him to be 
fent up a Prifoner, and to fend him to the Committee, 18 








1646, Order for difpofing of his Fine, 24 July. 

—— Lord, 1645, Lords to be defired that he may be examined 
by a Committee, 23 Jan. 

Newfham, Samuel, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
peeonieg his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
13 Jan. 

Newton, Lancafhire, 1645, new Writ, 30 Dec. 

New-Towne, 1645, new Writ, 25 O&amp;. 

Nicholas, Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 4/1. a Week for 
- his pe Subfiftence, Commencement thereof, 24 July 
To have Mr. Beare’s Books and Manuicripts, 27 Nov. 

1646, Order for his weekly Allowance difcharged, 
20 Aug. 

Nivolas, 2 Ship of Diepe, 1645, Paper from the Committee of 
the Admiralty concerning it referred to the Committee for 
foreign Affairs, 20 Sept. ; 

: St. Wiltthire, 1646, Governor of the Hofpital appointed, 
25 June. 

Nicoll, Richard, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
=" his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 13 

an. 











pr 1646, read, and pafled,°4 May———Sent to Lords, 24 
uly. 








VOLUME. 





— Antony, 1645, Order for allowing him 4 /. a Week for 

his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Noble, Michael, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Noell, Thomas, Richard Gibbs, &amp;c. 1645, Petition referred to 
the Committee of Excife, 27 Dec. 

Non-refidency. Vide Pluralities. 

Norcliffe, Sir Thomas, 1645, Petition on behalf of his Brothers and 

Sifters referred to the Committee for Northern Affairs, 19 July. 

Norfolk, 1644, Order about bringing in the Scots Monies, 4 Feb. 

The Committee to take Account of Officers and Troopers 

come into the County, and prevent embezzling their Horfes 

and Arms, 11 Mar. 

1645, Day appointed for paying the Arrears of Scots 

Loans, 9 Apr.—Order for a Fortnight’s Pay of Arrears to 

the Horfe that are to come on in the new Model, 16———Or- 

der for fpeedy bringing in the old Levies and new Recruits, 
and for putting in Execution the Ordinance for punifhing De- 
ferters, 1 July.—Proportion of Horfe to be raifed by the 

County reported; Order for raifing and employing them about 

Grantham, 5. Member to go down, and take care for the 

fpeedy raifing them, and fending them in with the old Levies 

and new Recruits, g—Committee added, 23 Letter prohi- 
biting the diverting Money defigned for Sir Thomas Fairfax’s 

Army ordered, 6 Sept. Read, and agreed to, g——Addi- 

tional Deputy Lieutenant from Lords agreed to, 18 O¢.—— 

Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under 

the Great Seal, 1 Nov. Sent to Lords, 4. 

1646, like Order, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. Another 

appointed by them; agreed to, 4. 

1645, new Writ, 3 Dec. 

Norfolke, James, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 
Serjeant, read ; nothing done thereupon, 30 Sept. Another 
from them to the fame Purport, 27 Oct. 

1646, his Petition read, 13 Oct. 

Norris, Tobias, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Irith Affairs, 5 Aug. , 

Northampton County, 1644, Order about bringing in the Ar- 
rears of Scots Monies, 4 Feb.—Ordinanee for continuing the 
Payments and Affeffments in the County Six Months longer, 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence fignified, 21. 

1645, Day appointed for paying the Arrears of the 
Scots Loans, 9 Apr.—Order for a Fortnight’s Pay for Horfe 
going to Colonel Maffey, 11 Additional Deputy Lieute- 
nants, 22 Apr. 11 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 25 Apr. 
——11 Sept. Letter to be fent to the Committee, requett- 
ing them to fend in Viétuals and other Necefiaries for the Ar- 
my; Speaker to fign it, 12 June—Member to go down and 
haften bringing in the Affeffments, 26—— 












































Ordinance for con- 
tinuing the weekly Affefiments read, and pafled, 1 Aug. Sent 
to Lords, 2—Additional Committee to all the Committees 
from Lords, agreed to, 13 Order appointing High Sheriff, 
and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 25 Sept. Sent 
to Lords, 13 Dec.—Petition of Gentlemen read; Part relat- 
ing to the Safety of the County referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms; previous and main Queftions for 4,000 /. for 
the Committee, feverally Affirmative, 6 Dec.—Power given 
them to raife 200 Horfes at their own Charge, 17. Agreed 
to by Lords, 23—Ordinance for 4,o00/. for the County; 
fent to Lords, 17. 

- 1646, the Committee to confider what Part of the 
Arrears is fit to be levied on the County, 11 May Names 
of Perfons that have expreffed their Difaffection to the Parlia- 
ment, upon the coming in of Delinquents, ordered, 3 July 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion 
under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

Town, 1645, Order for 500/. for Relief of maimed 
Soldiers, 21 June—Perfons to take care the Surgeons perform 
their Duty, 23 Order for 300/. more, if necefiary—The 
Committee of the Army to mount and arm Sir Robert Pye’s 
wounded Troopers—Ordinance for difpofing of St. Joan’s 
Hofpital, to improve the Revenue for Relief of maimed Sol- 
diers and impotent Perfons, read, 23 July—-—Order for the 
Horfe to march Weftward, 1 Sept. Additional! Ordinance, 
concerning 1,000/. for the Garifon, read, and paffed; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 4 O&amp;. 

— 1645, new Writ, 12 Nov. 

Earl of, .1646, to be fent out of the Parliament’s 
Quarters, and have Pafs to gv beyond Sea, g Apr. The Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms to take effeétual Courfe that he and 
his Company be forthwith gone, 15. Day appointed for them 
to depart the Lines, otherwife to be proceeded againft as Spies, 
25—His Petition from Lords read; Queftion for agreeing 
with them, in referring him to the Committee at Goldfiniths 
— oo Compofition, Neg.; Houfe adhere to their former 

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IN DE X @o the FourtH Vo.uume. 


Northcott, Sir John, 1644, Bufinefs concerning his Exchange to 
be confidered, 19 Mar. 
1645, re-admitted into the Houfe, 7 May Order for 
allowing him 4/. a Week for his prefent Subfifience, 3 June 
Bulinefs concerning a Cypher, wherein he is named, 
referred to the Committee for Examinations, 24 Nov. 
1646, Order for his Weekly allowance difcharged, 20 











Aug. 

Northern Counties, 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms 
to fiate the Forces there, and put them into a Way of Efia- 
blifhment, 3 Jan. 

1645, Model of thofe to be maintained for Safety 
thereo!, to +e delivered by them to the Committee on the Or- 
dinance for maintaining the Army, 14 Apr. Rule of Pro- 
portion for the Charge of Counties, and Two Ettablifhments 
for the Maintenance of their Forces, reported; Firft Efia- 
blifiment referred to the Northern Committee— A Cominittee 
to direct the carrying on the War there, and to continue 
40 Days after the Expiration of Lord Fairfax’s Commiftion— 
Lieutenant Colonel Poynts to have the executing Part under 
them, 10 May A Committee to reprefent the State of the 
Garilons in the moft Northern Counties, and upon the Bor- 
ders of Scotland, 3 July. Narrative reported, 4—Order for 
difpatching an Expres, 10 Ordinance for 1,000/. for the 
Garifons, read, and palled, 28 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 
29 Order for fending down Mutquets, 9 Sept.—For fend- 
ing down a convenient Number of Directories, and Ordi- 
nauces for taking away the Common Prayer, 16 Member 
to prepare Ordinance for directing and levying Monies for 
Maintenance of a preaching Minifiry, 29 Oct. Ordinance 
read, and pafled, 6 Dec. Sent to Lords, 9——The Com- 
mittee to confider what is fit to be offered for the Safety of the 
Counties, g Jan.-—-To confider what Garifons are fit to be 
maintained there, 13 Feb. 

1646, Ordinance for 10,000 2. a Month for the Forces, 
read, and paffed, 6 June. Sent to Lords, 8. Returned, with 
Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 11——State of the 
Affairs reported; Order for 10,000 ¢. for the Forces; the 
Committee to proportion and difiribute the Money, 4 July— 
Letiers concerning the infupportable Burden upon them by 
the Armies of both Kingdoms; Order for granting a Moiety of 
the Excife for Maintenance of the Englith, to continue Four 
Months, 22 Returned from Lords with Amendments ; 
Amendments difagreed to; a Committee to aflign Reafons, 
11 Sept. 

Northumberland, 1644, Petition of Inhabitants, with Lift of 
Perions they defire to be fecured, referred to a Committee ; 
other Petitions and Informations from the North referred, 
24 Feb. 


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1645, Remonftrance of the Juflices referred to the 
Commiflioners going into Scotland, 23 July The Com- 
mittee to prefent a fit Perfon to be High Sheriff, 30 Dec. 
Order appointing One, and for a Commiflion under the Great 
Seal, 22 Jan. Sent to Lords, 26, 

———— 1646, like Order, 1 Dec. 

— 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

— Earl of, 1644, Care of the King’s Children com- 

mitted to him and his Lady, 18 Mar. Vide King’s Chil- 

dren. 








Sent to Lords, 2. 





— 1645, a Committee to treat with him about Satif- . 


faction for his Luterett in Goods and Piétures in’ York Houle, 
31 Mar.——Report; his Propofitions approved: ‘Thanks 
thereupon ; a Committee to view them, 23 Apr. Report ; 
Order for burning the fuperfiitious Pictures; the Committee 
to confider which are fo—The refi to be difpofed of for the 
Benefit of Ireland and the North, 23 July-——Order for 
felling them forthwith, and difpofing of the Proceed thereof 
proportionably ; another Committee to view w hat the former 
conceived to be fuperftitious, 20 Aug. Order for a Pats for 
him and Twenty other Gentlemen to go beyond Sea, upon 
taking the Negative Oath, 14 Mar. 

_—_——— 1646, Conference delired by Lords touching a Letter 
and Examinations from Cornwall concerning him and the Earl 
of Pembroke, agreed to, 28 Nov. -Meflage from them, 
defiring it may be this Morning, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conterence held, and reported: a Committee to be 
prefent with the Committee of Lords at the Examination of 
the Bufinefs, 2 Dec. 

Norton, Colonel, 1644, Order for a Month’s Pay to his Re- 
giment; a Committee to confider how it may be raifed, 
8 Jan. 

1645, Order appointing him Governor of Portfmouth, 

and for a Commillion; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 9 May 

——His Regiment to march to reg Walton, and obey the 

Direétions of the Committee of both Kingdoms, 19 Sept. 

Sir Richard, 1645, bis Fine accepted; Ordinance for 

pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered 

6 Mar. ' 


Vor. IV. 




















1646, read, and paffed, 8 Apr. Sent to Lords, 11. 

Returned, with Amendments ; Amendwents agreed to, 17. 

Sir Gregory, 1645, Petition read ; Order for 1,000/. to 
him out of Delinquents Etiates that he fhall difcover, and for 
a Honfe Rent-free, 10 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to, 20. 

—— Mr. 1646, ordered into Cuttody for reprinting the 
Common Prayer; Order for feizing the Books : Examination 
referred to the Committee of Complaints, 3 Oct. 

Norwich, 1644, Leiter to be tent thither concerning the Scots 
Arrears, 11 Mar. 

1645, Order for fecuring Firelocks in the Town, 22 





Oct. 

— 1645, new Writ, 30 Sept. 

Nott, Sir Thomas and Roger, 1646, Perfons referred to the 
Committee of Examinations, to difcover their concealed Ef- 
tates ; the Committee to examine Debts due to them, and pay 
them out of Eftates difcovered, 22 Apr. Bufinets referreg to 
the Committee of Complaints, 26 Ot. 

Nottingham, County, 1644, Report concerning the Gentlemen 

of the County, and their laft Petition, to be contfidered, 

11 Mar. Committees added, 14 Oct. 17 Nov. Order 

appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the 

Great Seal; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25 Oci+— 

Order for 1,000 é. for Pay of their Horie, 31 Petition from 

thence to be read, 18 Mar. : 

1645, Order for reducing their Foot to 300—For 
continuing the Regiment of Horie, and reducing 1,000 fuper- 
numerary Troops—Lor 6,000 /. towards Satisfaction of their 

Debts, &amp;c. 11 July—For the Moiety of the Excife for Six 

Months, for Maintenauce of their Forces, 15—A Committee 

to take Account of free Billet and Adletlments impoted upon 

the County for the Scots Army betore Newark, 24—Order 
ferit to Lords, go. 

———-—1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

—_—-— 1645, new Writ, 10 Feb. 

— Town, 1645, a Committee to fettle the Difference 
between the Governor and Committee; and to hear all Par- 
ties, 16 Apr. Governor and Committees in Town to atteud 
the Committee—He informs Houle that the Enemy had 
pollefled themlelves of the Fort at the Bridge; Order for 
fending him down with a Letter to the Committee, to purfue 
their Intiru¢éiions—For fending fome confiderable Atlittance, 
22 Letters from thence to be read, 20 Sept. Ordinance 
for 1,000/. for the Foot, read, and .pailed, 18 Oct. Sent to 
Loids, 21—For 1,000/. for the Forces, read, and pafled, 
10 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 12—Order for fending down 
Powder, 24 Letter from thence referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Eaftern Affociation, 2 Dec. 

— Earl of, 1644, his Petition, with Lords Defires there- 
upon, to be confidered, 20 Mar. 
— 1645, read ; Order for paying Arrears due to him out 
of the old Cultoms: a Commitee to confider of his future 
Maintenance, 17 Apr. Another Petition from Lords read; 
Order for making Report, 31 Od. Report ; his Cafe and 
Petition referred to the Committee of Petitions, 10 Nov. 
Petition {pecially recommended by Lords; the Committee of 
the Revenue to confider of the State and Value of a Seat in 
his Poffetlion, 2 Dec.——Another Petition from Lords, with 
fpecial Recommendation, 23 Feb. Bufinels concerning him 
to be confidered, 28—Order for allowing him 500/. per An- 
num, 24 Mar. 

-— 1646, agreed to by Lords, 28 Mar. 

Nuneaton, 1645, Letter concerning gariloning it referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 24 Noy. 

Nyc, Mr. 1644, defired Lo preach, 29 Jan. 






































20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. 1. Parl.5. A. 1644, 1645, » 
&amp; 1646. ttl 
O4 KELEY, Richard, 1646, his Fine aecepted; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 18 Aug, 
Sent to Lords, 11 Sept. Oe pe tibia, hg 
Oaths, 1646, a Committee to raya oe t 3.04 "aga in Dni- 
verfities and Corporations, and by Sheriffs, 30 Sept... 
Oconnelly, Major, ioe Petition to be » 43 May. Read ; 
Ordinance for paying Part of the Arrears of his Peufion, read, 
and paffed, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 22--—Order for payi 
it out of Sequetiration Monies, 18 June——A 
Lords, 1 July, pA iit cadre ees am 
Officers, 1644, a Committee to confider how the reduced Offi- 
cers may be employed, and put into a fure i eugce ak 
their Arrears, 21 Jan,—-—Petition of Scots Officers referre 
to the Committee of the Welt, 5 Mar.—Confideration of 
thofe omitted in the new Model, referred to a Committee, 10. 
P . Refolution 





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IND E X @ the Fourtu VoLumMe. 


Refolution for employing fome in the Weft, and others in the 
North ; the Refidue to have their Arrears audited, aud reafon- 
able Satisfa¢tion for what is due, 15. 

1645, Order for a Fortnight’s Pay to thofe that go off, 

upon reducing the Army, 27 Mar. Gentlemen of Effex 

to be defired to take Order for the prefent Advance of 500 /. 
for them, 10 Apr.——Order for cafting up their Arrears forth- 
with, 1 Apr. A Committee to take fome Courfe for pay- 
ing Part thereof, and fecuring the Remainder by publick 

Faith, 2—Letter concerning their Serviceablenefs in reducing 

the Regimenis, referred to the Committee of the Army, 12 

Conference defired by Lords concerning Officers of the 

late Army that have been long in Reftraint, agreed to; Re- 

porters appointed ; Conference held, 8 May.—State of their 

Accounts reported ; Order for paying One Fifth Part of the 

Monies certified by them, 6 ——For charging the Monies upon 

the Excife ; the Committee of the Army to apportion Parts, 

18 June 15 Dee. Petition of Scots Officers ; Order 

for providing 500/. for them forthwith; a Committee to 

ftate their feveral Cafes, and confer with other Committees 
thereupon, 23 Aug. Another Petition of theirs fpecially 
recommended by Lords, 12 Feb. They put Houle in mind 
thereof, 18 Another read ; nothing done thereupon, 4 Mar. 

Lords put Houfe in mind of it, 21 Petition of Officers 

Wives and Widows, referred to the Committee of Petitions, 

9 Dec. Another referred to Auditor Broad, 2 Feb.—Peti- 

tion of Widows of thofe flain in the Parliament Service, re- 

commended by Lords, 23 Ordinance for 3,000 /. out of the 

Excife for reduced Officers and others, read, and pailed, 

26 Dec. Agreed to by Lords—Members of the Committee 

of both Kingdoms impowered to grant Pafles to Officers 

with the Enemy, upon their Requeti, to go beyond Sea, upon 

Security never to act againft the Parliament, or return; Con- 

tinuance of the Power, 27. 

1646, Petition of their Widows, from Lords, 30 Apr. 
——Other Petitions of their Wives and Widows, referred 
to a Committee, 13 June 20 Aug.—The Committee to 
confider of raifing 10,000/, for them, 20——Ordinance for 
that Purpofe agreed to by Lords, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 17 Sept. Order for allowing them 50 /. 
Weekly, 7 Oct. A Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
Relief of Officers and Soldiers under Profecution for taking 
Neceflaries in the Time of War, with Power to receive Com- 
plaints and give Relief in the mean time—Lifts of the Accounts 
of divers reduced Officers reported ; Order for paying them 

2,590/. 108. out of Sequeftration Monies; the Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for fpeedy Sale of the Lands, 14 Nov. 

Offices, 1645, Ordinance for bringing the Profits of Offices, 
neither civil nor military, into the public Treafury, to be dif- 
poled of by both Houfes, read twice, and committed, 25 Apr. 

Reported, and re-committed, 6 May—Reported from 

Re-commitment—The Committee to prepare Order purfuant 

thereto, 14—Order reported, 26 June. 

1646, no Offices to be granted by any Committee of 

Parliament; Lift of thofe granted by them, ordered, 29 

Sept. Vote fent to Lords, 13 O&amp;.—Day appointed for 

confidering the moft convenient Way of nominating Perfons 

to Offices, 1o—Ordinance for difpofing of them by Confent 
of Parliament, read twice, and pafled, 12. Sent to Lords, 
























































13. 

Ofley, Thomas, 1644, his Fine accepted ; Order for taking off 
his Sequeftration, 7 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 24. 

Ogle, Lieutenant Colonel, 1644, Pafs from Lords for him to 
go into Holland, 18 Mar. 

1645, his Petition from them, 7 Mar. They put Houfe in 

mind thereof, 14. ~ 

John, 1645, his Petition from Lords read; nothing done 
thereupon, 8 July. 

Oldfield, William, 1645, Ordinance for difcharging him of 
Wardfhip, and Compofition thereupon, ordered, 6 Feb. 

Oldifworth, Dr. 1645, his Petition from Lords read; Order for 
bailing him, 31 Oct. 

Oils, 1645. Vide Supply. 

Olaves, Southwark, 16046, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a 
Rector, read, and pafled, 10 July. 

Oneale, Captain, 1644, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for pro- 
curing a Petition touching the Self-denying Ordinance ; his 
Papers to be feized; no Perfon to have Accefs to him before 
Examination; Papers referred to the Committee for regulating 
Lord General’s Army, 10 Jan——Order for his Difcharge, 
having engaged not to depart the Town without Confent of 
the Committee, 3 Feb. 

Onjflow, Sir Richard, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

1645, Ordinance for fecuring to him and others 4oo0/, 
advanced for Sir William Waller’s Lifeguard, read, and palled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 July. 

Orange, Prince of, 1645, Complaint of Algerie caft upon 
him ; a Pamphlet referred to the Committee of Examinations, 


23 May. 











—— 1646, Pafs from Lords, for tranfporting Six Horfes for 
his Ufe,6 May. Agreed to, 20. 

Orchard, Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
5 iy his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
13 Jan. 

Ord, Luke, 1646, Letter, with Reafons inclofed, why he fhould 
not continue Mayor of Berwick, read, and referred to the 
Committee of Complaints; Order for fummoning him to 
anfwer Matters objected againft him, 12 Oct. 

Orders, 1644, againtt entering upon private Bufinefs for Ten 
Days, 20 Dec. Touching feveral Repairs of the Houfe, 
2 Jan. Againft reading printed Books, and difturbing the 
Houfe by talking, &amp;c. 17 Feb. ' 

1645, Order touching private Petitions, and Reports 
thereupon, 25 Apr. Concerning new Motions, 22 May 
25 Oct. 31 Jan. 

—— 1646, for locking up the Door—That no Members go 
out without Leave, 8 &amp; 26 May Por keeping the Patiages 
clear, 29 Sept. 

Ordnance, 1644, Report concerning furnifhing public Stores, 
referred to the Committee of the Navy—QOrdinance for a 
conftant Supply of Provifions for Sea and Land, ordered, 
6 Feb. 

1645, Lieutenant of the Ordnance to receive Granado 
Shells in the Cuftody of a Gun-founder, 29 Mar.——Ovrdi- 
nance for regulating the Ollice, read twice; Blanks for Com- 
mittees Names filled up ; Ordinance to be ingroficd, and read 
Third time between 10 and 12 o’Clock, 18 June. Pailed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 30—-—Ordinance for levy- 
ing Arrears formerly allotted for providing a new Train for 
Lord General’s Army, to be employed for providing Match 
and Bullet, ordered, 5 July. Mead twice, and committed, 
14. Reported, and pafled, 21. Sent to Lords, 24 Ondi- 
nance for 4,000/, out of the Excile, for providing Powder, 
read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 13 Aug. —— 
The Committee for Management of the Stores to confider 
how a confiant Supply of Provifions may be made ; Certificate 
concerning the Quantities of Ordnance and Shot necefiary for 
furnifhing them, referred, 14 Oct. Monies received out of the 
additional Excite for Land Service, to be iffued for furnifhing 
public Stores, 27 Ordinance for reimburfing Perions that 
fhall advance 5,000/. for providing Powder, Match, and 
Bullet, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
13, Dec, Declaration that Houfe will continue the Place of 
Lieutenant of the Ordnance, o Feb. 

1646, the Committee of the Weft to take Account of 
all Powder and Arms delivered out fince the Commencement 
of the War, and take care the Remains be brought to the 
Tower, 25 Aug. Ordinance for 2,o00/, out of the Excife 
for providing Powder, réad, and pafied, 12 Nov. Agreed to 
by Lords, 13. 

Ormond, Marquis of, 1645, intercepted Letter from him to the 
Duke of York, read, and to be printed, 13 Feb. 

Ofwejtree, 1645, Order appointing a Governor, fent to Lords, 
10 Nov. 

Otley, Sir Francis, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 27 
Feb. 

Ottingham, William, 1645, Petition; Order for paying his Debt, 
with Intereft, 12 Jan. 

Ould. Vide Sclaer, Frederick. 

Owen, Arthur, 1645, a Committee to confider his Neceffities, 
and prepare fome Way for his Relief, 25 Oct. 

Francis, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee of Exa- 
minations, 29 Dec. 

——Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 25 Mar. 
print his Sermon, 29 Apr. 

—— Sir Hugh, 1646, the Committee of abfent Members to 
examine the Caufe of his Abfence, 20 May. 

Walter, 1646, his Petition from Lords, 28 Aug. 

Oxon, County. Vide Berks, and Bucks—1645, Account of 
Horfe and Foot lying there upon free Quarters, ordered, 
9 Apr.——Committees added, 30 Sept——High Sheriff ap- 
pointed ; Order for a Commitlion under the Great Seal; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 Nov. Ordinance 
giving him Liberty to refide at Reading, read, and pafled, 
26 Jan. Sent to Lords, 31 ——The Committee of both King- 
doms to confider how the County may be prelerved from Ruin 
by the King’s Forces, 21 Mar. 

1646, additional Committees, 17 Apr. Returned from 

Lords, with Amendments, 20——Or;der from Lords, for 

Commiflioners of Oyer and Terminer, 10 Sept. Order 

appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the 

Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

Town, 1645, Report from the Committee of both King- 

doms, that confiderable Forces are drawing together towards 

it; Sir Thomas Fairfax and Major General Skippon to be 
recalletl from their March into the Weft, and difpofed of as 
the Parliament or the Committee of both Kingdoms {hall 
direct, 6 May. A Committee of both Houfes to treat with the 

Pe Common 






































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INDEX ® the Fourtn Votume. 


Common Council about raifing or fending Forces to reduce 
the Town, 16. The Defign of reducing it approved; Let- 
ter to be fent into the feveral Counties, for expediting the 
Monies due upon the Ordinance for maintaining the General's 
Forces, reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified—A Commitiee of both Houfes to acquaint the Com- 
mon Council with the Defign, 17. Refolution for charging 
10,0007. upon the Excife for this Service ; a Committee to 
ufe their beft Endeavours for prefent Advance thereof, 20. 
tefolution for raifing another 10,000/. 22. Severally agreed 
to by Lords, 30. A Committee to join with a Committee of 
the City to look after the Money that is to be brought in, 
and confult with them about prefent fending 1,000/, 22—The 
Committee of the Army to provide Monies and Neceffaries for 
the Siege, not exceeding 6,000/. as the Committee of both 
Kingdoms fhall direét, 23—Ordinance for raifing and aflefling 
20,000 /. within the Bills, towards reducing the Town, read 
twice, and committed, 27. Read in fome Parts altered, 
upon the Commitment; the Committee to meet, and take 
it into further Confideration ; all that come to have Voices, 





29 Committees agreed to; Ordinance pafled, 5 June. 
Sent to Lords, 6. Houfe defire them to expedite it, 20 &amp; 
28 Ordinance returned, with Amendments ; Amendments 








agreed to, 1 July A Committee to treat with the Com- 

miffioners of Excite, and others, for advancing the Money, 

30 May—Proportions of Horfe and Foot defired to be raifed 

in feveral Counties for the Siege, reported, and re-committed ; 
the Committee to confult with the Gentlemen of the Coun- 
ties, 29 May To take effeétual Courfe for fpeedy bringing 
them in—To appoint a Rendezvous, and give the Committees 
Notice thereof, 5 June—City to be defired to fend Two Regi- 
ments of Foot to block up the Town—The Committee of 
both Kingdoms to confider what Forces may be {peedily fent 
—Ordinance for raifing Men in London, Weftmintter, and 
the adjacent Counties, to be fent to Oxon, and for raifing Mo- 
ney for the Maintenance of them, read twice, and commit- 
ted, 2. Ordinance for 3,000 /. out of the Excite, towards 
reducing Oxon, and for the Prefervation of Abingdon, read, 
and patled, 11 O&amp;. Sent to Lords, 13 Another to the 
fame Purport, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 2 Feb. 

—— 1646, the Commitlee of both Kingdoms to take Courfe 
for ftriéter blocking up the Town, and preferving the adjacent 
Counties, and to difpofe of what Forces they think fit for this 
Service, 10 Apr. Previous and main Queftions for recom- 
mending it to the General, to confider of the fpeedieft Way 
for reducing it, feverally Affirmative; Vote to be communi- 
cated to him, 23—No Perfon to be admitted to come out of 
the Town, except upon ‘Treaty for furrendering that or fome 
other Garifon ; Officers to be injoined to fee the Order duly 
obferved—Petition of Inhabitants trom Lords, 30—Articles 
propounded by thofe at Oxon to be treated on, touching the 
rendering the Garifon, read, and difagreed to; Members to 
prepare Letter to General, to acquaint him that Houfe dif- 
dains them, and to thank him for fending them up, and 
fignity that they leave it to him to proceed effectually 
for the reducing it; Letter read, and agreed to, 22 May 
—Meflage from Lords, defiring the King’s Letter to Sir 
Thomas Glemham may be fent to the General, to be con- 














fidered, 28—Letter read ; Meflage difagreed to; a Com-_— 





mittee to aflign Reafons, 29 Order for Rewards to the 
Meflengers who brought the Articles of Surrender, 22 June— 
General’s Letter, with the Articles inclofed, read ; Articles 
read Second time ; previous and main Queftions for approving 
the General’s Proceedings, feverally Affirmative ; Articles to 
‘be printed—His Letter to the Committee of the Army, con- 
cerning the Provifions, Fortifications, and Strength of Oxon, 
read, and re-delivered, 23—— Another Letter, that he had fent 
feveral Seals, and the Sword of State; Seals and Sword pre- 
fented ; Retolutions for breaking fome Seals, and locking up 
others ; the Sword to be delivered to the Matter of the Jewels ; 
Order for Rewards to the Meflengers—For delivering the Seals, 
fealed up, to Speaker, 3 July. Severally fent to Lords, 6 
Melfage from Lords, acquainting Houfe they are ready to 
break the Seals, 11 Aug. Plate thereof to be given to Speak- 
ers of both Houfes, 13——-The Committee of the Revenue 
to pay 200/, for Four godly Minifters, and Direétories to be 





For Heads of Col- 
leges not to cut Timber, 17 July-—Againtt printing any 
thing without the Licence of Two Divines fent thither by 





11 Aug. Order for their Meeting, 11 





Parliament, 14 O&amp;. Petition from thence, and Lords Or- 
dinance thereupon, read twice, and committed—A Committee 
to inventory Books belonging t6 Members liable to Sequettra- 
tion, and leave them in their Hands, upon Security that they 
fhall be forthcoming, 4 Dec. an 

1646, new Writ, 18 Noy. —° 





20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1046. 


ACK INGTON, Sir John, 1645, ordered into Cuftody ; 

to be brought to Bar, 23 Mar. 

1646, the Committee at Goldf{miths Hall to fend for 
him, compound with and bail him, 28 May. 

Pagett, Lord, 1644, Ordinance for taking oft his Sequeftration, 
and difcharging his 5th and 2oth Part, fent to Lords, 10 
Jan. 

Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 12 
Aug. 

—— 1646, read, and pafled, 18 May 
Nov. 

Painter, Chriftian, 1646, her Petition from Lords, 19 June 

Another from them read ; Order for paying her Money 
due for a Ship employed in the Parliament’s Service, 16 Aug. 

Paifor, Major, 1646, his Petition from Lords, 20 Apr. 

Palatine, Elector, 1644, his Letter, and Remontirance con- 
cerning his Affairs, read, and referred to a Committee ; the 
Committee of Excife to be defired to lend 1,000 /. for his pre- 
fent Occafions ; the Committee of Accounts to advance 2,000 /. 
upon Account for his urgent Neceffities, 21 Feb. 

- 1645, Ordinance for Repayment thereof, read, and pafl- 
ed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Apr. Report 
concerning him to be made, 2 May. Made; Order for allow- 
ing him 8,o00/. per Annum ; the Committee to confider how 
it may be raifed, 6. Report; the Committee of the Revenue 
to pay him 500/. and continue the Payment of his Penfion 
Quarterly, 14 Five of the Committee for his Affairs im- 
powered to proceed to Bufinefs, 28 July———The Committee 
to prepare Ordinance for raifing 8,o00/. per Annum out of 
Delinguents Eftates, with Provifoes not to prejudice the Sale 
thereof, 6Sept. Ordinance read, 16. Committed ; Names 
of Perfons to manage it ordered, 22. Ordinance reported, and 
pafled, 29. Sent to Lords, 30 Returned, with Amend- 
ments; Amendmeuls agreed to—The Committee to confider 
of a convenient Houfe tor him, 8 Oct. 

1646, Order for indemuitying the Sheriff who refufed to 
execute a Writ to arreft him; a Committee to examine the 
Bufinefs, and prepare Ordinance to prevent Proceedings againft 
him, 4 Apr——Order for making Report, 25 June—The 
Committee of Accounts to give Account why they have not paid 
the Money appoiuted for him, 20 Apr. Ditference between 
the Committee of kent and the Committee named in his 
Ordinance, referred to the Committee of Sequefirations, 20 
June-—His Letter for Leave to vilit his Brothers, agreed to, 











Sent to Lords, 21 





























30. 5 
Palmer, Cornet, 1645, Order for paying him 40/. 4 Nov. 
Sir James, 1646, a Committee to examine by whom 
his Goods, found in Windfor Caftle, were difcovered, .7 
Apr. 











Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 26 Aug. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 30 Sept. 

Paper, marked. Vide Parchment. 

Papijis. Vide Delinquents—1646, none that have been in 
Arms againft the Parliament to be admitted to Compofition, 
2 May. 

Puckend, 1645, Order for authorizing marked Paper and 
Parchment to be ufed in certain public Affairs, read ; Order 
for Second Reading between 10 and 12 o’Clock, 14 OG. 

Parker, Mary, 1644, Petition, recommended by the Commit- 
tee of Lincoln, referred to the Committee at Gold{miths 
Hall, 18 Mar. 





fent down, 8 July—Order for fending down Seven, 19 
Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 10 5ept. Generai’s Letter, concerning the Breach 
of Articles, to be read, 24 July; Read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, with Power to hear all Complaints, 28-——Order for 
their Meeting, 10 Sept.—For their meeting from time to time; 
impowered to difcharge any Perfon from Reftraint, who iscom- 
prifed within the Articles ; Committees added, 11 Report ; 
Eleventh Article, and other Papers, read, 3 Nov. 
1646, new Writ, 18 Nov. 
— Univerfity, 1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
Regulation thereof, 1 July. Committees added, 2 July 
Vou. LV. ; 























William, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for fettling him 
in the Rectory of Wrotham, 10 July Pafled, with Amend- 
ments, 28 Aug. 

— — John, 1645, Ordinance for fecuring 2,000/. to him out 
of the Excife for the Service of lreland, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6 Aug. 

Henry, 1645, appointed Secretary for preparing Decla- 

rations—Order for allowing him a fit Salary, 26 June—For 

paying him 100 /.—For allowing him 100/, per Annum, 19 

Jan. Sent to Lords, 22. 

Sir William, 1646, his Son to haye Warrant to go into 

the Low Countries, 20 Apr. 














George 








INDEX @ the Fourru Vo.uumMeE. 


George, 1646, Order from Lords, for removing him 
from the Place of Clerk of the Affize for Norfolk, agreed to, 
9 July. 

Parks, 1645, the Committee of the Revenue to appoint them 
for pafiuring Horfe bought for the Army, 11 June. ; 
Parliament, 1644, Declaration concerning the Prefervation of a 
good Correfpondence between the ‘Two Houles, read twice, 
and pafled; Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; Mana- 

gers appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 24 Mar. 

— 1645, another defired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters 

appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Papers read, 

4 Apr.—Copies of Letters and Papers that will be ufeful in 

preparing the public Declaration for vindicating the Honour 

of the Parliament, in the great Caule of Religion and Li- 

berty, undertaken and maintained by them, to be delivered to 

the Secretaries of the Parliament, 19 Jan. 

1646, a Committee to prepare Declaration for taking 
off the Mifreprefentations of the Parliament to the People, 
14 Apr. Declaration read, Claufe by Claute, and palled; Oider 
for printing it; Copies to be fent into the feveral Counties, 
and fixed up in the Churches; Order for paying the Printer 
and Meflengers employed in difperfing it, 17———A Conmnit- 
tee to prepare Declaration to vindicate the Rights and Privi- 
leges of the Parliament; Declaration to be fent to the Scots 
Commiflioners, 16 May——Reported, and re-committed, 11, 
12, 22 &amp; 27 June; Reported, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence lo be defired, 29 —~—Returned, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 3 July——Another to the fame Pur- 
port, offered by a Member, read twice, and committed, 2 
June——A Committee to prepare Ordinance for Limitation 
of the Proceedings of both Houfes in Matters of private [n- 
tereft, 2 Sept.—--—Ordinance for juftifying and confirming 
the Proceedings of Parliament, read twice; Quefiion for 
Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled, 12 O¢t. Sent to 
Lords, 13. 

Parfons, Sir John, 1644, to attend the Committee of both King- 
doms, 11 Feb, 

Captain William, 1645, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Lrifh Affairs, 5 Aug. 

-~—— Colonel, 1645, his Relation of the Battle near Chefter ; 
Order for beftowing 100 /. upon him to buy Elorfes, 29 Sept. 

Pajjes, 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance concerning 
Pafies for Perfons to go beyond Sea, and to come out of the 
King’s Quarters, 11 Mar. 

1645, the Committee of Examinations to confider of Re- 

gulations and Limitations to Pafles granted by Commanders 

and Governors of Garifons, and in the mean time commit 

Perfons that refufe to take the Covenant and Oath appointed, 

11 Oct, Meflage to Lords, defiring them not to grant Fo- 

reigners Pafles to the King’s Quarters, without Conlent'of the 

Houte, agreed to, 19 Jan. 

1646, no Paffes to be granted by either Houfe to Perfons 
in any of the King’s Garifons that are fireightened or befieged, 
15 Apr. Order fent to Lords, 18. 

Patrons, 1645, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fettling a 
contiant Courfe how Patrons may prefent to Livings, upon 
the Death or Avoidance of the lait Incumbent, 18 July. 

Paul’s Church, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for felling the 
Materials about it, 22 Jan. 

— — 1646, a Committee to confider all Ordinances concerning 
the Revenues thereof, and Mildemeanours in collecting, re- 
ceiving, or paying them, 7 May Ordinance from Lords, 
Somcerning the Church, read twice, and committed, 17 
Sept. : 

Paulfon, Ifaac and Adrian. Vide Wybranjion. 

Pawlett, Lord, 1645, the Committee of Sequeftrations to con- 
tinue the Poffeilion of his Houle in the Parliament, 16 
May. 

- 1646, General’s Letter, recommending him to Mercy, 

read ; previous Queftion for admitting him to his Compofition, 

Affirmative, 2 May— -Order for him to perfeét it within a 

limited Time, 24 July. 

Sir John, 1645, to be fent up to compound for his De- 

linquency ; his Goods to be inventoried, and remain in his 

Poffeflion in the mean time, 15 Sept. 

1646, General’s Letter on his Behalf; Order for him to 
perfect his Compofition within a limited Time, 24 July. 
William, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 9 


Mar. 
Nov. 


Payne, Dr. 1645, to have 20/. to accommodate him for his 
ourney to the Army, 10 May. 

Peacock, James, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Peade, Mr. 1645, Information concerning his ftealing Children, 

_ referred to the Committee of Examinations, 9 May. 

wage: r. 1645, appointed Steward of the Chancery at Dover, 
12 May. 

—— William, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 











oO 





























1646, read, and pafled, 18 May———Sent to Lords, 21 





Gregory, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
read, and pafied, 4 May Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Pegge, Thomas, 1646, to have Pals to go beyond Sea, 18 
May. 

Pelcher, Captain, 1645, not to be exchanged without the Con- 

_ fent of the W orcefterfhireCommittee, 26 Apr. 

Pelham, Peregrine, 1645, Information concerning Words fpoken 
by him, referred to a Committee, 11 June. 

——-— Henry, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Pembroke, County, 1644, Order for tending down Arms, 14 Jan. 
Agreed to by Lords, 23—Committees added, 24——~Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 1 I'eb, 

——— 1645, Letters from thence read; Order for fending 
down Victuals, and Ammunition—Committees added to all 
the Committees, 26 May——Defives of Gentlemen read, 
and referred to a Committee, 5 July-———Colonel Langherne’s 
Letter concerning reducing the County, read; the Commit- 
tee of both Kingdoms to confider what Afiiliance may be ne- 
ceflary ; Order for a Letter of Thanks to bim—Tlor pro. 
viding 2,0004. for his Forees—For a ‘Thankfgiving, 26 Sept. 
Vide Vhank{giving—Ordinance for 2,000/. out of the Ex- 
cile for their Forces, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 4 Oct.——Vote for High Sheriff fent to Lords, 
9 Dec. 

——— 1645, new Writ, 5 Dee. 

——-— 'J'own, 1645, Colonel Langherne’s Letter read; Bufi- 
nels {pecially recommended to the Committee of both King« 
doms, 19 May—Another Letter read ; the Committee to take 
care of fending Forees {peedily, 26——Neport of a Particular 
of Proyifions defigued for Ireland, delivered to the Garifon, 
28 June——Order for fending Powder, Match, and Bullet, 30 
June 5 July Committees aud Mayor's Letters referred 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 4 Sept. Governor’s 
Petition from Lords, 6 Feb. Vide Poyer—Names of Com- 
miltees re-commilted, 16. 

—- Earl of, 1645, to be defired to appoint an Under Sheriff 
for Wetiimoreland, 25 Sept.—-—His Servant to have Liberty 
to go to a Prifoner about Papers belonging to him, 16 Keb, 

Pendennis Cafile, 1646, intercepted Letters to the Governor 
read ; thofe in Cyphers to be decyplhered, 12 June. Officers 
that took the Letters to be difcharged from further Attendance, 
15 -Letters, with the Articles of Surrender; a Particular 
of Stores, and Lift of Prifoners, read ; Governor appointed ; 
the Committee of the Weft to confider how he may be fettled 
in the Government, and prepare an Addition to the antient 
Eftablifhment—To confer with Sir Peter Killegrew concerning 
his Intereft in the Cafile, 25 Aug. 

Penn, Mrs. 1645, Houfe accepts 8007. in Difcharge of her 
Son’s Wardfhip; a Committee to prepare Ordinance for that 
Purpofe, 18 O¢t. Ordinance read twice, and pafled, 27. 
Sent to Lords, 28 Returned, with Amendments; Ameni- 
ments read twice, 4 Nov. Mead Third tine, and agreed to, 
13. 

—— William, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 1645-—~ 
9 Okt. 1646. 

Penning, Johu, 1644, to be fent for by the Committee at Gold- 
finiths Hall, for not paying his Vine, 3 lar. 

——— 1646, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, 
and pafled, 4 May——-Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Pennington, Sir John, 1645, Member to be examined by a Com- 
mittee concerning his Kiiate, 15 Nov. 

1646, Siate of the Cale concerning the Difcovery of 




















his Eftate in Alderman Pennington’s Hands, reported; Order- 


for paying it to the Committee ; Report re-committed, to 

confider of the Time and Ways of Payment, 18 June. 

Alderman, 1646, Ordinance for Satisfaction of Fees 
and Debis due to him while he was Lieutenant of the Tower, 
ordered, 27 Oct. 

Pennoyer, William, 1644, a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for paying him and Mr. Hill for Arms furnifhed for the State, 
14 Mar. 








1645, Ordinance for granting them certain Houfes and 
Lands of Papifis and Delinquents read, 11 Apr. Coimmit- 
ted; Initructions, 18 Ordinance reported ; Order touch- 
ing the Time of paying them, 26 June Order for paying 
them 6,000 /. out of Sir John Eale’s Eftate, 18 Oct. Vacated 
—Their Petition read; Order for paying them out of Lands 
and Houfes of the Earl of Worcefier, and others, 20— 
—Ordinance for them to receive 9,402 1. 5s. towards the Sa- 
tisfaction of their Debt, read, and paiied, 3 Nov. Sent to 
Lords, 4 Mr. Pennoyer’s Petition referred to the Coim- 
mittee of Petitions, 12 Jan. _ 

1646, Ordinance for Sale of Lands of the Earl of 
Worcetier, and others, for Payment of their Debt, read, and 
pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25 Apr. The 
Committee for lrifh Affairs to contract with them for Lands 
mentioned therein, upon fuch Security as the Houfe fhall give 
them for Satisfaétion of their Debt, 23 June——-Mr. Hills 
Cale reported ; Order for Kepayment of Money advanced by 
him, 1 July. 























Pennyman, 





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ST 


4 


IN DE X ¢o the Fourtu Vouvume. 


Pennyman, James, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 6 Aug.——Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. ; 

Pepis, Mr. 1645, Speaker acquaints Houfe he had left him 
500/. to be employed for the Service of the Parliament, 1 
Sept. 

Perne, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 28 May. Excufed, 31. 

Perrott, Abraham. Vide Trevor, Sir John. 

Peterborough, late Earlof. Vide Mordant. 

Countefs of, 1645, Conference defired by Lords 
concerning Lord Mounfon’s felling her Trees contrary to Or- 
der of their Houfe, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, and reported, 14 Feb. 

- Earl of, 1646, his Petition from Lords, with fpe- 
cial Recommendation, read ; Order for admitting him to his 
Compofition; the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to com- 
~~ with him ; and to infert, in the Ordinance for pardoning 

is Delinquency, a Provifo that he hall not fit as a Member 
of the Houfe of Peers during this Parliament, without Leave 
from both Houfes—Lords Pats for his coming in, agreed to, 
25 Apr. Order touching the Payment of his Arrears while 
in the Parliament’s Service, 18 Sept. 

Peters, Hugh, 1645, relates the Paflages in ftorming and taking 
Bridgewater ; thanked thereupon ; Order for beftowing 100 /. 
upon him, 26 July. Agreed to by Lords, 28 Relates 
the ftorming and taking Bitmenti a Committee to confider 
his prefent Charges and Neceflities, and of a certain future Sub- 
fiftence for hit, 23 Jan. Complaint of Violence offered to 
Perfons in his Company, who had the General’s Paflport, re- 
ferred toa Committee—Another Committee to prepare Ordi- 
nance for fettling 200 2. per Annum upon him and his Heirs 
out of Delinquents Eftates—Defired to preach, 21 Mar. 

‘ 1646, thanked, and to print his Sermon, 3 Apr.——Ordi- 

i nance read twice, and committed, 28 Reported, and 

paffed, 23 June Sent to Lords, 6 Aug. 

Thomas, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 
Agent in Cadiz and St. Lucars, read, and paffed, 5 May. 

Peterjon, William and Hendrick, 1646, to have Paffes to re- 
turn into their own Country, 20 Apr. 

Petitions, 1644, the Committee of both Kingdoms to receive 
no private Petitions, or make any Reports upon them, 
22 Mar. 

1645, Days appointed for receiving them, and Reports 
upon them, 25 Apr. A Committee appointed to receive 
all Petitions, 2 Aug. Days appointed for receiving their 
Reports, 2 Aug.—14 Oét.—Care of the Bufinefs recommended 
to One Member, 2 Aug.—To another during his Leave of 
Abfence, 5 The Committee not to receive Petitions con- 
cerning the Revenue, 27 Oct. Order for fufpending them ; 
another Committee to confider what Power they are to have, 
and by what Rules they are to proceed, 14 Feb. 

Petre, Lord, 1645, his Timber, felled by Order of Parliament, 
to be converted to the Ule of the Navy ; the Committee to pay 
for it according to Appraifement, 2 May—A Committce to 
confider of fequeftering his Eftate, and by what means the 
Sequeftration has been obftruéted, and why the Wardhhip of 
his Perfon and Efiate were not committed to the Earl of 
Warwick, according to Order, 6. 

— 1646, his Petition from Lords, with Defire it ay | be re- 
ferred to the Committee of Sequeftrations, 30 Apr. 
Another Petition referred to them, 17 Nov. 

Pett, Phinees, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Peyott, Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Debinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 9 
Mar. 

Peytoe, Joanna, 1645, Petition reported; Order for paying 
her 50 —The Committee of Accounts to ftate her Hufband’s 
Accounts, 24 Nov. ; 

Peyton, Sir Thomas, 1644, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
6 Mar. 

1645, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, g June. : ; 

Pheafant, Serjeant, 1645, Order appointing him a Judge of 
the King’s Bench, and for a Grant under the Great Seal, 30 
Sept.—-Agreed to by Lords, 4 Oct. _ 

Phillips, Colonel Edward, 1645, Commiffions from the Prince to 
him, prefented, 26 July. 

Sir Richard, 1645, a Committee to confider his Neces- 

fities, and prepare fome Way for their prefent Relief, 25 Oét.— 

To confider the Bufinefs of his Arreft, and fome fpeedy 

Courfe for SatisfaGion of the Debts he is arrefted for ; Com- 

mittees added, 31 Order for 3264. for Payment of his 

Debts, 16 Feb. 

1646, fent to Lords, 9 Apr. 

Philpot, Henry and Thomas, 1646, Fines offered by them re- 
jeGied ; a Committee to confider whether they. were Popith 
Recufants at the time of their Delinquencies, 2 May—Their 

Vou. IV, 











































































Fines accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, 
read, and pafled,6 Aug.——Sent to Lords, 13 O&amp;. 

Phipps, Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, Order for continuing him in 
his Command, agreed to by Lords, 26 May. 

Captain, 1645, Order for reducing his Troop into Major 
Shelborne’s, 18 Feb. 

Pickering, Colonel, 1645, Order for a Fortnight’s Pay for his 
Regiment, and for recruiting another Regiment out of them, 
27 ie ar.—For reducing Colonel Ayloffe’s Regiment into his, 
25 Apr. 

——. Chuityphet, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
16 Aug.—Read, and pailed ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 15 Nov. 

Captain, 1645, Trumpets to be fent to Prince Ru 
and to Worcefter, to demand an Account of him, 9 Dec. Vide 
Rupert, Prince—Order for paying him 507. towards his Ex- 
pence in the Employment of the Parliament, 6 Jan. 

Pierce, Richard, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
a his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 31 

an, 

1645, Read, and paffed, 4 May 

July. ~ 

John, 1645, Command in the Fleet, as to him, re-com- 
— 23 Feb.——Report ; approved of to be a Captain, 
5 Mar. 

be dhe sts 1644, Sir William Waller’s Letter, with Copy 
of Lord General’s Pafs to him and his Followers to go into 
France, read, 11 Mar. 

Pierepoint, Mr. 1645, Order for Repayment of 2,000 J. ad- 
vanced by him, 17 Dec. Sent to Lords, 18. 

— 1646, thanked for his Services, 10 Sept. 

Francis, 1646, Refolution that, notwithftanding the 
Delinquency of his Father, be fhall have the Benefit of the 
Executorfhip to his Will, as of the Free-gift of the Houfe, 3 
O&amp;. Sent to Lords, 13. Returned, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 20. 

Pigge, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
—— his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 10 Nov. Sent to 
Lords, 21. 

Piggott, Thomas, 1645, to be fent for by Serjeant, 17 Feb. 

1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 5 June. 

Pike, John, 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 18 May. 

Pilgrim, John, 1645, Command of the Fleet, as to him, re- 
fpited, and re-committed, 23 Feb. 

Pimperne, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Reétor, 
read, 10 July—Another to the fame Purport, read, and 
paffed, 11. Sent to Lords, 22. 

Pindar, Colonel Martin, 1645, has Leave to be abfent from 
his Service in the Army, 29 Mar. His Letter, with a 
Letter from Colonel Welden to him, read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Weft; Copies thereof to be fent, and re- 
commended to the Common Council, 12 June Another 
Letter from him read, and referred to the Committee of the 
Army, 3 Sept. 

Pine, Mr. 1645, Bufinefs concerning him to be confidered ; 
Order for his Attendance, 2 Apr. 

Pinkney, Elizabeth, 1645, Petition reported ; Order for paying 
her the Arrears of her Hufbaud’s Pention, 27 Oét. 

Pirates, Englith, 1646, a Committee to confider of preventing 
Mifchiefs by them, 15 Apr. 

Pix Money, 1645, Order from Lords, concerning the Trial 
thereof, read, and agreed to, 4 Nov. 

Plague, 1646, Order tor fhutting up the Houfes and Perfons in- 
fected therewith, and fetting ufual Marks upon the Doors; 
Perfons dying of the Infeétion to be buried after 10 o’Clock 
in the Night—Former Orders to be printed, publifhed, and 
put in Execution ; Lord Mayor to be acquainted therewith, 
20 Aug.——The Committee of the Revenue to pay 100/. to 
the Overfeers of St. Margaret’s, for Watchmen to attend at 
the Doors of infeéted Perfons, 10 Sept. 

Plantations, foreign, 1645, Report concerning them, with 
Lords Senfe thereupon, 14 Mar. Read—Ordinance for con- 
tinuing an Ordinance for ordering the Affairs thereof, read, 
and agreed to ; Committces added, 16. Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 21. t 

— 1646, Ordinance from Lords, concerning them, read 
twice, and committed, 19 Aug.——-Reported ; Provifo 
added ; Ordinance pafled, 16 Oct.——Returned. to Lords, 
10 Nov. . 

Playtors, Mr. 1644, Order for paying the Remainder of his 
Fine, and the Arrears of his Revenue, 27 Dec.—Ordinance 
for eee | his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 30 
Agreed to by Lords, 1 Jan. 

Colonel John, 1646, his Petition from Lords, with fpe- 

cial Recommendation, 3 July, 

Q Plunkett, 














Sent to Lords, 30 






































INDE X @ the Fourtu Vo.uume. 


Plunkett, Captain, 1645, to be thanked for his Services in Ire- 
land, 16 Apr. Called in, and thanked—His Petition re- 
ferred to the Committee of Accounts, 25. Report and Cer- 
tificate of what was due to him; Refolution for paying hin 
4,642 l. fore Monies and Provifions furnifhed to Lord Inchi- 
quin; Member to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 18 
June. 





1646, Order from Lords for paying him his Four 
Months Allowance, 5 June. 

Pluralities, 1645, Bill againft them and Non-refidency reported, 
4 Nov. 

Plymouth, 1644, Order for fending down Ammunition—The 
Plymouth Regiment to be fubjeét to the Commander in chief 
in the Weft, and not depart from thenee without his Li- 
cence, 26 Dec.—Order for fending down Oats, 15 Jan. 
——-Governor’s Letter, concerning the Enemy’s ftorming and 
taking the Outworks, and afterwards furrendering themfelves 
Prifoners of War, read ; Colle&amp;tion for Relief of poor maimed 
Soldiers and Widows, ordered, 16 Petition of the Garifon 
and Town, and of the Naval Officers there, read ; Mayor’s 
Petition read ; feverally referred to the Committee of the 
Weft—Ordiuance for continuing the One per Cent. for 
Maintenance of the Garifon, ordered, 10 Mar. Read, and 

affed; Lords Concurrence fignified, 15—Ordinance for a 
Colleétion for Relief of Plymouth, Weymouth, and Mel- 
comb, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 10. 

—— —— 1645, Ordinance tor continuing the One per Cent. 
agreed to by Lords, 290 Apr.—Report concerning fettling the 
Government of the ‘town, Fort, and Ifland ; Petitions de- 
firing Lord Roberts might be continued Governor read ; 
Member to give Anfwer to the Petitioners ; Order for recalling 
him to attend the Service of the Parliament—A Committee to 
direét the Government, and a Commander of the Forces appoint- 
ed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 9. Defired,t0o—Ordinances 
for executing martial Law within the Garifon—For continu- 
ing the Kentifh Regiment there Four Months longer, feverally 
read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 302-——Ordi- 
nance from Lords for placing a godly Minifter in the New 
Church to be read, 4 June. They put Houfe in mind thereof, 
18—Ordinance for 5,000 /. out of the Excife for the Garifon 
read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24 
The Committee to give no Money to private Perfons for a 
Month without Order of the Houfe, 31 July Ordinance 
for continuing the One tenth upon Merchandize till 29th Sep- 
tember 1646, read, and pafled, 19 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 
23—The Committee of Plymouth to have Power, with the 
Advice of the Committee of the Navy, to give Liberty for 
bringing Pilchards out of the Enemy’s Ports, 22—Their De- 
fire to have the Condition of the Garifon reprefented to the 
Houfe, reported ; Order for confidering it, 26. Governor 
appointed; Governor of the Fort and Hland to be recom- 

~ mended to him, 29——-Order fent to Lords, 21 Oét. Houfe 

. put them in mind thereof, 25 &amp; 28 Complaint from 
thence, touching Appeals to Lords upon any Execution of 
any Point of Juftice—Ordinance for continuing 5,000 1. bor- 
rowed of the Treafurers read, and pafled, 10 Nov. Sent to 
Lords, 12. Returned with Amendments, 13. Amendments 
agreed to,22—Letter from the Committee at Plymouth to 
Lord Roberts read, 24—Conference defired by Lords, con- 
cerning Letters from thence, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference heJd, and reported—Order for advancing 10,000 /. 
for the Garifon; the Committee to prefent fome Way for 
providing it—Previous Queftion for concurring with Lords in 
recommending that the Army fhould march to the Relief 
thereof, Affirmative ; main Queftion, Neg.—Order for con- 
fiant Convoys to lie there—The Committee of the Weft 
to confider what further will be requifite for Relief of the 
Town ; of enlarging the Officers Allowances; fupplying the 

 Neceflities of the Exiles ; and of compofing the Differences 
that are there, 25 Ordinance for conttituting a Governor, 
and giving him Power of martial Law, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired—The Committee to confider 
of fome Way for fecuring the Town, 13 Dec. Commit- 
tees Letter, with a Lift of Prifoners, read, 19 Jan. 
The Committee to difpofe of no Monies to private Perfons, 
for Six Weeks, without Order of the Houfe, 27 Feb. 

1646, Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance for 
taking the Duties impofed upon Merchandize, for Defence of 
the _ oe Six Months longer, read, and pafled; Lords 

Concurrence to be defired, 7 May—Ordinance tor fuxther Se- 
curity to the Treafurers for the Plymouth Duty, fent to 
Lords, 15 Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. recommended by 
Lords, 5 June——Petition of Merchants, &amp;c. concerning 
the additional Tax of One tenth for Prefervation of Ply- 
mouth, &amp;c.; Declaration that it fhall continue till 25th 
January next, and no longer, 10 Oct. Sent to Lords, 10 
Nov.——A Comuittee to confider of fome Propofition for 
Maintenance of the Garifon, 10 Oct. 

Plympton, 1645, new Writ,g Feb. 



































Poe, Captain, 1644, Queftion for approving him to be a Cap- 
tain in Sir Thomas Fairfax’s Army, Neg.; Earl of Manchefter 
to be defired to cafhier him, and fend him up in fafe Cufiody, 
and to fecure the Horfe and Arms of his Troop, and turn ‘it 
over to Sir Thomas Fairfax, 28 Feb. The Committee of 
Examinations to examine the Matter of Fatt concerning his 
Carriage upon his Apprehenfion, 17 Mar. 

---—+ 1645, Order appointing him a Captain of a Troop, and for 
a Commiflion for him, agreed to by Lords, 26 July Let- 
ter and Certificate concerning him yead ; Order for difcharg- 
ing him, and recalling his Commiflion; the Committee of 
the Eaftern Affociation to prefent another to his Command, o 
Aug.—Petition, and Certificates concerning him, communi- 
cated by Lords, to be confidered, g O&amp;. They put Houfe 
in mind thereof; Petition referred to the Committee of Peti- 
tions, 22. 

Pollard, Sir Hugh, 1646, General’s Letter concerning him 
read ; Order for referring him to the Committee at Gold- 
fmiths Hall for his Compofition ; Power given them to bail 
him, 31 Mar. To remand him to Prifon, 28 May. 











“Polton, Henry. Vide Stamford, Earl of. 


Pontefraé, 1645, Letters, and Relation concerning the taking 
it; Order for a Thankfgiving. Vide Thankjgiving — For 
placing the military Command of the Caftle in the General 
—Governor appointed by Lords; Meffage to Lords, ac- 
quainting them Houte had appointed one ; their Concurrence 
fignified, 24 July—Papers and Letters taken at the Cafile re- 
ferred to a Committee, 28. Order for reading thofe that 
have not been read, 20 Aug. 

1646, Refolution for an Eftablifhment for the Garifon 

in the Caftle, and for an Allowance to a Chaplain—For ap- 

pointing 200 Foot and 60 Horle, befides Officers, 3 Apr. 

Eftablifhment read, and agreed to,6 July. Sent to Lords, g 

Letters concerning a Defign to furprize the Cafile ; Con- 
fpirators to be fent for by Serjeant; Letters to be fent to Per- 
fons to aflift him, 30 Nov. 

— New Writ, 18 Sept. 1645 28 Aug. 1646. 

Pool, 1644, the Committee of the Weft to provide Supplies de- 
fired for the Town, 12 Feb. 

1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

Poole, Sir Nevile, 1644, Order for dividing his weekly Allow- 
ance between him and Edward Poole, 18 Mar. 

1646, Order for removing Soldiers billeted in his Houfe, 

30 June. 

Courtney, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 10 Sept.——Sent to 
Lords, 29 Oét. 

Pope, Colonel, 1645, Order for Commiffions to him and his 
Officers, to command a Regiment of Foot raifed by him, 4 
Nov. Sent to Lords, 10. 

Portage. Vide Scavage. 

Porter, Mr. 1645, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Ordinance, 

— 26 July 2 Sept. 

Thomas, 1645, a Committee to fend for him, and fee by 

what Paffes he came to Town, 7 Feb. 

1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 18 Mar. 

- George, 1645, State of his Cafe reported; Order for 

remitting his Fine; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency 

ordered, 23 Mar. 

“i 1646, reported and pafled, 25 Apr.———Sent to Lord-, 

2 May. 

Mrs. 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea ; Serjeant’s 
Man to fee her fhipped, 6 Apr.—Day appointed for her to de- 
part the Lines and the Kingdom; Serjeant to acquaint her 
with the Order, 25. 

Portington, Roger, 1646, Report concerning his Delinquency 
and Fine recommitted, 10 Nov. 

Portland, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Captain 
of the Cattle, read, and pafled, 20 Apr.——Anothlicr, ap- 
pointing a Lieutenant and Captain, read, and_pafied, 
15 May. 

Earl of, 1646, his Petition, with Lords Senfe there- 
upon ; Petition read, and referred to the Committee at Gold- 
fmiths Hall, 24 Sept. 

Portman, Sir William, 1644, to be fent for in fafe Cuttody, 10 
Feb,——To be difpofed of by the Committee of the Weli, 3 
Mar. 





















































1645, to be brought to Bar, 10 Jane Order from 
Lords for the Sale of fo much of his Eftate as will make up 
20,000 /, for the Redemption of his Eftate and Delinquency, 
agreed tomThe Committee of the Weft to name Commil- 
fioners to put the Order in Execution, and relieve ‘Taunton, 
out of the Money, 18 July Speaker to grant Warrant for 
conveying his Corps into Somerfetfhire, 16 Sept. 

Port/mouth, 1644, Confideration of the ‘Town {pecially recom- 
mended to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 7 Jan. —Colv- 
nel Jephfon’s Letter; Provifions laid in by him to be paid for 
out of the Eftablifhment, and deducted out of the Pay of the 


Garifon—The Particular in the Letter, concerning 1,000 /. 
1 ferre 














— 
































ferred to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 10—Gover- 
nor’s Letter to a Member referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 27 Another Letter read, and referred to the 
fame Comiittee—Order for paying the 1,000 /. forthwith, 
and for giving Credit for 500 Suits of Cloaths for the Garifon, 
29 Agreed to by Lords, 1 Feb.—The Committee of 
both Kingdoms to confider what Number of Soldiers is ne- 
ceffary for the Safety of the Town, and of an Eftablifhment 
for them, and of fome Propofitions for their conftant Pay, 4— 
Order for Arms out of Haberdafhers Hall for the Garifon, 18. 
Agreed to by Lords, 19. 

1645, Order for breaking open the Hatches, and re- 
moving the Lading of a Dutch Ship there into a fafe Place, 
12 Apr.—Ordinance for Repayment of the Arrears of 500 /. 
granted to the Garifon, read, and paffed; fent to Lords, 18. 
Order appointing a Governor, 9 May. Sent to Lords, 
10— Petitions of Officers and Soldiers, and of the poor Inha- 
bitants, read—The Committee of the Revenue at Midfum- 
mer next to pay all Monies taken up for the Garifon, not ex- 
ceeding what fhall be then due upon the old Eftablifhment— 
A Committee to prepare Ordinance for the Sale of tlre Eftates 
of the Earl of Worcefter, &amp;c. in Hants, to raife Monies to 
pay 2,000/. Arrears, due upon the old Eftablifhment—Ordi- 
nance for felling Timber for the Town referred to a Commit- 
tee—Confideration of the Number of Soldiers neceflary for the 
Gariton referred back to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
12—Their Report communicated by Lords; to be confidered, 
26——Their Defire that Governor’s Paper may be confidered, 
and their Opinion that 600 Men are neceflary, reported ; 
Paper read ; Report and Paper to be confidered; referred toa 
Committee in the mean time, 29——-Refolution that the 
Eftablifhment of 600 Soldiers and 40 Gunners fhall be fettled 
for the Garifon, and that the Ettablifhment of 50 Soldiers 
fhall be fettled for Southfea Caftle—That 200/. a Week above 
the old Eftablifhmeat fthall be allowed them—That 5,000/. 
fhall be charged upon the Excife towards Payment thereof; 
Gentlemen of Hants to provide the weekly Sum upon their 
own Credits, 14 June—Ordinance for 5,000 7. out of the Ex- 
cife read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24 
——Ordinance for Repayment of 5007. Part of the 5,000 4. 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6 Oét. 
Another Ordinance for Repayment of 1,500/. Part of 
ihe 5,000/. read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence fignified, 
9 Mar. 




















1646, a Committee to confider of fome Way for pay- 
ing the Garifon, 11 May Their Neceflities reported ; Or- 
der for 1,000/. out of the Excife—For 1,000 /. out of Gold- 
fmiths Hall, 19 June Ordinance for 1,000/. out of the 
Excife read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 
July Petition of the Garifon read ; a Committee to confi- 
der of an Eftablifhment for them, and of the Numbers fit to 
Be maintained, and how they fhall be paid—Order for paying 
the 1,000 /. out of Goldfmiths Hall out of Compofition Mo- 
nies in Hants, 30 Nov. 

— 1645, new Writ, 25 O&amp;.——23 Mar. 

Portugal, 1644, Refident’s Paper, concerning himfelf, and re- 
flecting upon a Member, communicated by Lords; to be read, 
with another prefented to Speaker, 14 bn.——Confideration 
of his fending a Prieft to Macmahon, as he was going to 














Execution, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, | 


11 Feb.— 
— 1645, the fame Committee to prepare Letter to the 
King, concerning the Mifcarriage of his Agent, 1 Juty—The 
Committee of Examinations impowered to open an intercept- 
ed Packet to him, in his Prefence, or the Prefence of any he 
fhall fend, 4&lt;—His Letter read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee of both Kingdoms, 5 Packet from the Ring of Por- 
tugal to him to be opened, 2 Aug—Informations againft him 
referred to the Committee of Examinations, 11.~ 

Potiey, Major General, 1645, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 23 Apr. i 

Potter, Daniel, 1646, his Petition, with Lords Sense thereupon; 
Petition read, and referred to the Committee at Gold{miths 
Hall, 13 Apr. &lt;2 

Potts, Sir John, 1644, Order for Repayment of Money ad- 
vanced by him, 31 Jan. 

Povey, Captain, 1646, Order for paying Part of his Arrears, 
2 May. Sent to Lords, 6. 

Poundage. Vide Supply. pe Ah 
Powdraim Caftle, 1645, Letter concerning the taking it read, 
and inclosed Letters intercepted in Cypher; Part thereof 
- yead; Order for decyphering them, 30 Jan. ; 
Powell, Walter, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Gloucetier, 20 Aug. ; 
John, 1645, Ordinance from Lords to remove him 
from being Serjeant, and appoint another, read; nothing 
done thereupon, 30 Sept. ae : 

——— James, 1645, to be fent for by Serjeant, 10 Feb. 

Vou. IV. 





IN DE X to the Fourtu Vottme. 


Powys, Lord, 1645, his Letter, defiring to be removed from 
Stafford to London, and for a Maintenance‘out of his own 
Eftate, communicated by Lords, 15 July——Vote from 
Lords for allowing him 7/. a Week; previous’ Queftions for 
concurring with Lords therein—For allowing him 6 &amp; a Week, 
feverally Neg.; Order for allowing him 41. 19 Aug. : 

Poyer, Captain John, 1645, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial 

ecommendation, 4 Dec.——Two other Petitions from them, 
6 Feb.—Bufinefs concerning him to be reported; Order for 
advancing him 200/. for his prefent Subfiftence, 16. 

Poynts, Colonel, 1645, Order for paying him 2002. upon Ac- 
count, to be deducted out of his Arrears, 22 May. Agreed 
to by Lords, 24.—For him to have the Cominand of Two 
Regiments, and the Pay of Colonel of both, 27 For him 
to have the next Command worthy of him in the North; 
Letter of Thanks to him ordered—Order from Lords appoint- 
ing him Governor of Pontefraét Caftle, difagreed to, 24 
July-——Order for his having the next Command worthy of 
him, read; the Committee of the North to have Regard 
thereto, 1 Aug.—Order appointing him Governor of York, 
and fot a Commiflion to him, 19. ‘Agreed to by Lords, 23 
—His Letter read; Part thereof, about purluing the King, 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 26——Same 
Committee to take fpeedy Care of fuccouring him, 25 Sept. 
—-Letter of Thanks to him ordered—Order for beftowing 
5004. upon him, 27—The Committee of both Kingdoms to&gt; 
confider how his Forces may be beft difpofed of, 29 Or- 
der for more Forces to join him, 4O0é.—His Letter read, 
and referred to a Committee—Ordinance for 5,000. out of 
the Excife for his Forces, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 6——-Ordinance for fecuring the Lenders read, 
and palled ; Lords Concurrence to be deiired, 16 Jan—— 
Refolution for allowing him a Scout-mafter general, 24 Oét. 
——His Letter for a Supply of Powder and Match ; Order 
for fending them, 1 Nov.—Another Letter read, 10—Ordi- 
nance for 2,500 J. out of the Excife for his Forces, read, and 
paffed, 15. Agreed to by Lords, 17~— Another Letter, with 
Copy of the Anfwer from the Governor of Belvoir Cattle, 
read; Order for a free Gift of 2007. to buy him Horfes; 
Agreed to by Lords, 24—-—-His Remonftrance read, and re- 

' ferred to the Committee of the Eaftern Affociation, 10 Jan. 

1646, called in; relates the Pofiure of the Armies in the 

North, and the good Correfpondence between the Officers; 

- Order for paying him 1,000 ¢. upon Account, in Part of his 
Arrears ; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered—Order for a free 
Gift of 2002. to buy him a Sword and Horfes; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired—For fettling 3007. per Ann. upon 
him and his Heirs; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Ordi- 
nance for that Purpofe ordered, 4 July——Refolution for 
charging 5,o00l. upon the Excife for his Horfe ; Ordinance 
for that Purpofe ordered, 17 Oét. . 

Prerogative Court, 1646, Seal brought from Oxon; prefented ; 
Order for breaking it, 3 July. 

Prefton, 1645, new Writ, 14 O&amp;. 

~~ Sir John, 1644, Letter of Thanks to him ordered, 27 

feb. 

—— 1645. Vide Middleton, Sir Thomas—Refolution for con- 
tinuing him in his Command 4o Days longer; Agreed to by 
Lords—Miftake in copying the Vote to be reétified, 12 May 
—The Committee of both Kingdoms to confider whether it 
may not be better to recal him, 22——Thanked for his Ser- 
vices, 12 July Information and Letter concerning him re- 
ferred to the Committee of Examinations ; Liberty given him 
to examine Witneffes in his Justification—V oted incapable of 
fitting during this Parliament, 20 O44. 

Prichard, Edward, 1645, Order appointing him Governor of 
Cardiffe Town and Caftle,17 Nov. Sent to Lords, 18, 

Philip, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency read, and pafled, 5 June. Sent to 
Lords, 12. 

Prince, Thomas, 1645, Petition read; Leave given him ~to 
tranfport decay’d Butter, 10 Sept. , 

Prifoners, 1644, Order for pardoning feveral in Newgate; 
agreed to by Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, 9 Jan. Order from Lords for pardoning feveral at 
Northampton, 17 Feb——-The Committee of the Weft to 

— 2,000 Suits of Cloaths, and a Fortnight’s Pay, for 

-rifoners come to Kingfton from Cornwall—Sick Pritoners 

on board a Ship from Newcafile to be delivered to the Bailiff 

of Ipfwich; Bailiff to be defired by Letter to fend them up 
by Land, when able to come, 5 Mar. 

1645, Lords put Houfe in mind of their Order for 
pardoning the Northampton Prifoners, 25 Mar. Letter 
from the Committee at Cambridge read; the Comunittee of the 
Affociation ‘to provide for the Maintenance of Prifoners in the 
Marfhal’s Cuftody, 12 May—The Coimmitteeof the Weft 
to confider of fome Way for Relief of thofe at Ludford, 14 
Thofe taken at Nafeby Field to be brought up, and dif- 
poted 






































* in Ireland, 27 





INDE X ‘¢o the 


pofed of by the Committee of Prifoners—Order for a fuffi- 


~ cient Guard to conduct them; a Committee of both Houfes 


to difpofe of them—Order for advancing 200/. for their ne- 
cefflary Support, 18 June. Agreed to by Lords—Refolution 
for placing them in the military Yard behind the Mewfe, 20. 
Order for repairing it—The Committee of Prifoners to difpofe 
of the Officer rder from Lords for difpofing of fome of 
the Soldiers; Sub-committee of the Militia to choofe the fe- 


_cureft Place, 21—Affembly to appoint Perfons to preach to 


them— Surgeons Company to appoint Perfons to drefs their 
Wounds—None to have Accefs to them without Leave from 


_ the Committee—Order for executing martial Law upon Irith 


Rebels and Deferters, 23—Serjeants, Corporals, and common 
Soldiers, to be entered into the Parliament’s Armies or tran{- 

rted, 26—Order for a Colleétion for thofe willing to ferve 
Order for making Report concerning them, 
9 July—For fending them away, 16——For a ftroug Guard 





- over thole in Southampton Houte, 11 Aug. Report that they 





are ready to be thipped, 15 Meffage from Lords, con- 
cerning the Dif ofal of thofe in Tothill Military Yard; the 
Committee of Prifoners to difpofe of them to fome conve- 
nient Place; Order for Guards for fafe keeping them, 28 
June——Mere Irith Rebels to be fent to Newgate—Parlia- 
ment’s Soldiers that deferted the Service in Ireland to be pro- 
ceeded againft by martial Law, 16 July—Order for Bilcuit 
and Cheete for  &amp; Prifoners; the Committee to diftribute 
them, 17—Order for oars 500 /. upon the Excife for their 
Relief, 24. Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and paffed, 25. 
Agreed to by Lords, 26—The Committee of the Navy to 
take care of Senate about Prifoners on board the Ships at 
Portfmouth, 31 The Committee of Prifoners to difpote 
of them—Impowered to treat with fuch Prifoners as they 
think fit about their Ranfoms, 6 Aug.—Information that feve- 
ral had {poken malicioufly againft the Parliament, 11. Vide 
Privileges—Order for removing a convenient Number into 
the Country—For the Committee of the Weft to compound 
with Prifoners there, 13—None to come together, or go 
abroad, without Leave of the Commiitee, 29——A Com- 
mittee to fit de die in diem, and confider of the Prifoners, and 
the Nature of their Crimes, and who are willing to compound 
and fit to be compounded with, 13 Sept.—The Committee to 
confider of fome fitting Exchanges for Prifoners in the Ene- 
my's Cuftody in Jerfey, 22—Report from the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, concerning the Eedhenes of fome in [reland, 
communicated by Lords, read, and referred to the Committee 
for Irifh Affairs, 25—— Letter concerning fending up Prifon- 
ers from Bafing read; the Committee to difpofe of them; 
Irith Rebels to be fent to Newgate, 20 Oct. A Commit- 
tee to confider of fecuring the Prifoners in the Tower, and 
other Prifons, and of preventing their holding Intelligence 
with the Enemy, 7 Jan. 

— 1646, Order for difpofing of thofe at Gloucefter, and 
for charging 1,000/. upon the Excife towards their Mainte- 
rn, Sac for that Purpofe read, and pafled ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 4 May——Ordinance for fettling 
Minifters in Prifons, and fetting Prifoners on Work, ordered, 


28 O&amp;. 








Privileges, 1644, Lords put Houfe in mind of the Earl of Man- 


chefter’s Narrative at a late Conference; Order for making 
Report, 30 Dec. 13 Jan. Report; Paper, containing 
the Matter of the Narrative, prefented ; Refolution that the 
Appointment of a Committee by Lords, to examine a Matter 
rh a Member is concerned, is a Breach of Privilege, 
notwithftanding their defiring the Houfe to concur therein ; 
Paper, and Second Part of Mir. Holles’s Report, referred to 
a Committee; Order for their fitting de die in diem— 
Licutenant General Cromwell’s and Sir William Waller’s Nar- 
rative, with a State of the Proofs upon Examination, re- 
ported—Earl of Manchefter’s Letter, defiring a Copy of the 
Charge, feverally read, and re-delivered, 20, His Letter to 
Speaker, to the fame Purport, read; nothing done thereupon, 
21. The Committee, at his Requeft, impowered to hear 
bim, and receive his Anfwer, 22——To declare to him 
the general Heads of the Charge, with the Particulars of 
Time and Place, and receive his Anfwer, 13 Feb. Lords 
Reatons in Writing, concerning an Ordinance, delivered at a 
Conference, 7 Jan. Read; Refolution that it isa Breach of 
Privilege; a Committee to prepare Reafons to be offered to 
them concerning it, 8. Reafons reported, read, and agreed 
to; Conference defired; agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported, 9. Another Conference de- 
tired by Lords; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference 
held, and reported, 11—Order for difcharging Hurleand Ward, 
committed upon Mr. Maynard’s Complaint, 10—Sir Edward 
Hungerford’s Complaint; Carey and Officer to be fent for 
by Serjeant, 17--A Committe to inquire into the Author 
znd Pablither of a Book bearing the Name of Simeon Afhe— 
Sir Thomas Walfingham’s Complaint ; Donne and Wathet to 
be fent for by Serjeant, 20—Sir Michael Livefay’s Complaint ; 











_—— 





FourTH VOLUME. 


Colonel Weldon to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 22—Houfe 
takes Notice of a Pamphlet, intituled, “ A Word to the Wife,” 
difplaying great augmented Grievances, and heavy Preflures, 
of dangerous Confequence ; a Committee to enquire after the 
Author, Printer, and Divulger—Clapthorne’s Petition re- 
ferred to the Committee of Examinations; Perfons that ar- 
refted him to attend them, 27—Sir Charles Shirley and Mr. 
Devereux to be fent for in fafe Cufiody for fending a Chal- 
lenge to Lord Cramborne; Lord Cramborne to atlend; Or- 
der for their Difcharge, 28—A Committee to enquire after 
the Author, Printer, and Publifher, of a Pamphlet, intituled, 
“ Truths manifeft,”, 29——A Committee to enquire after 
the Author, Printer, and Publifher, of a Pamphiet, intituled, 
“ Another Word to the Wile,” 23 Feb. Mr. Campbell’s 
Petition read ; Order againft cutting Woods or Underwoods 
upon the Premifes mentioned therein—Againfi taking away 
thofe cut down; Lords to be acquainted therewith, 4 Mar. 
—The Committee of Examinations to inquire after the Au- 
thor, Printer, and Publifher, of a Pamphlet, intituled, “ The 
“ Jatt Warning to all the inhabitants of the City of London,” 
21. 








1645, Bifhop of Durham committed to the Tower, 
for refufing to anfwer Queftions propounded to him by Houfe ; 
a Committee to colleét the Sabftance of his Anfwer, touching 
chriftening a Child by the Book of Common Prayer, 8 Apr. 
His Petition read ; Order for difcharging bim upon his perfonal 
Security, 10 Sept. Report concerning the Pamphlet inti- 
tuled, “ Truths manifett;” feveral Paflages read; Order for 
burning it by the common Hangman; Buchanan ordered into 
Cuftody, and to be brought to Bar, 13 Apr. Order for lock- 
ing up his Doors, and fecuring his Kooks, &amp;c. 15. Lords 
Concurrence to Order for burning the Book to be defired, 20 
Privilege granted to Petitioners, 14 May—Order for 
Stay of Proceds out of the Court of Wards againft Sir David 
Watkins, 1g——Sir Arthur Haffelrigg’s Relation, concerning 
the Earl of Stamford’s affaulting him, referred to the Commit- 
tee of Examinations; fame Relation to be made to them—~ 
Order enjoining him not to fend a Challenge, and to acquaint 
Speaker if he receives any, 21 May. Report; his Rela- 
tion in Writing read; Refolution for impeaching the Earl, 
Henry Polton, and Mat. Patfall, for a Breach of Privilege, 
and eonsion Reparation for the Member ; a Committee to 
prepare the Impeachment, 23. Order for prefenting it, 27 
Impeachment read, 28 June. Their Anfwer; Hearing, 
and Managers appointed, 21 July. Managers added ; Hearing 
deferred ; Lords to be defired to defer it longer, as the W itnetles 














_are at a Diftance, 25. Meflage fent, 26—Another Meflage, to 


acquaint them the Witnefles are in Town, and defire them to 
appoint a Day, 5 Aug. Another, defiring their Anfwer, 6o—— 
Paper, concerning the Earl of Stamford’s Defires, communi- 


. cated by Lords, read; a Committee to confider of fome Way 


for his Subfittence, 11 Sept.—Meflage to Lords, acquainting 
them this Day is appointed for proceeding upon his ILmpeach- 
ment, 30 Meflage from Lords defiring his Servant may be 
examined, difagreed to; Conference to be defired thereupon ; 
Managers appointed, 1 Oé¢t. Conference defired, agreed to, 
and held, 6—Another Conference defired with Lords, con- 
cerning his Impeachment; agreed to, 13 Lurds to be de- 
fired to proceed to the Hearing, 20 Nov. Another Con- 
ference defired by Lords; agreed to, 7 Jan.——Lords put 
Houfe in mind of a former Meflage, concerning his _pretling 
Neceflities ; Bufinefs to be confidered, 28 Feb. The Com- 
mittee of Examinations to examine Perfons concerning the 
Printing a Letter, pretended to be fent from the Parliament 
to the States of Holland, 5 June—Privilege granted to Sir 
James Stonehoule, during his Attendance upon the Houle, 6 
—Information concerning Words fpoken by Cranford, touch- 
ing divers Members of the Comwittce of both Kingdoms ; 
Parties to be fummoned to attend ; a Committee to prepare 
Interrogatories for him and the Witnetles—Another Com- 
mittee to examine the Bufinefs; Order for taking him into 
Cuftody, and bailing him forthwith, 11 June. Report con- 
cerning a Scots Commiflioner named in the Examination ; 
the Committee to confer with the Commiflioners about it, 
14. Order for their Meeting, 15 July. Report; Refolution 
that it is ripe for Judgment, 17—T'o proceed to Judgment, 
18. His Report voted falfe and feandalous—Refolution that 
each Member ought to have Reparation—That he be com- 
mitted to.the ‘Tower—That he make his Acknowlegement at 
the Exchange, and at the Bar of the Houfe; a Committee to 
prepare it, 19—Examinations to be delivered to the Chair- 
man, 23 Order for making Report, 6-Aug. His Peti- 
tion; Order for his Ditcharge, at- the: Requeft of the Gen- 
tlemen injured, 18 Information that Lord Savile reports he 




















had read a Letter from Oxon, charging a Member with hold- 
ing Intelligence with Lord Digby; Meflagé to Lords, defir- 
ing he may be fent for in fafe Cuftody to be examined, and 
his Papers feized ; agreed to, 11 June. Report of his Refufal 
to anfwer from whom he received it; Refolution for enjoin- 


ing 


ig elas 

















INDE X to the Fourtu Vortumi. 


ing him to declare the Perfon that wrote it; agreed to by 
Lords; Meflage defiring them to impower the Committee to 
examine any of their Members, agreed to, 16. Further 
Report of his Refufal; Another Meflage to Lords, defiring he 
may be committed clofe Prifoner to the Tower, 18. Agreed 
to, 20. Vide Savile, Lord His Letter, with Paper 
inclofed, concerning Mr. Whitelock and Mr. Holles, read, 
2July. To be read again, 2 &amp; 3. Read; Mr. Whitelock 
and Mr. Holles heard; Letter and Paper, with all the Cir- 
ecumftances thereupon depending, referred to a Committee ; 
Meflage to Lords, defiring Lord Savile may be examined by 
them, 4. Agreed to; Lieutenant of the Tower to bring him, 
or retuin his Anfwer to them, 5. Scotts Commiffioners Letter 
and other Papers; Order for defiring them to communicate 
what they know of this Bufinefs—For feizing Lord Savile’s 
Papers, aud preventing any Perfon from {peaking or corre- 
{ponding with him—Chairman to fend his Warrant for bring- 
ing him hither prefently, 14—Order for Meeting of the Com- 
mittee, 15. Report; Refolution that it is ripe for Judgment— 
That Mr. Holles and Mr. Whitelock fhall be examined in the 
Houfe, 17. Houle proceeds to Judgment; Debate thereon ; 
Refolution that it doth not appear upon Proof that Mr. Holles 
held any Correfpondence with Lord Digby—That the receiving 
a Note in the manner he did is no holding Intelligence with 
the Enemy; Report to be refumed, 19. Refumed; Quetftion 
for Rifing for an Hour, Neg.; Report wholly and finally laid 
afide; Declaration that they may profecute Lord Savile for 
Reparation, 21—Information concerning divers Members and 
Speaker, and concerning the examining Speaker by a Com- 
mittee in London; referred to a Committee, 19 July—To 
the Committee of Examinations; Examinations concerning 
Speaker and Sir John Lenthall fending 60,000/. to Oxon, 
referred, with Power to examine Members, and fend for Pri- 
foners, 21 Report; Refolution that there is no Proof of 
their fending any Money to, or holding any Correfpondence 
with, Oxtord—That it was a Breach of Privilege in the Com- 
mittees of Surry and Salters Hall to examine Speaker or any 
Member—That the Complaint was raifed and profecuted with- 
out Ground, falfly, malicioufly, and fcandaloufly—That the 
Profecution of the Proceedings is a Breach of Privilege—That 
the principal Inftigators and Profecutors deferve exemplary 
Punifhment; a Committee to confider what Punifhment is fit 
to be inflicted upon them, 15 Sept.—Mr. Long’s Petition to 
be read, 23 &amp; 26 June. Read; Proceedings againft him in the 
Star-chamber voted illegal, and contrary to Privilege ; Order 
for Refiitution of a Fine fet upon him—Order for Satisfaétion 
to Mr.Selden and Mr. Strode, for Damages fuftained for their 
Affection to the Commonwealth in the Parliament 3° Caroli 
—A Committee to confider of the Sufferings of Members for 
their Affection to the Commonwealth exprefled in that Par- 
Jiament, and of Sir John Elliot, Mr. Vaffall, Mr. Chambers, 
Alderman Foulk, and others, 30 —— Lieutenant Colonel 
Lilbourne ordered into Cuftody, 19 July Information of 
afcandalous Pamphlet publifhed in his Name, taxing the Juf- 
ticeof Parliament, and expofing feveral Members of the Houfe; 
the Committee of Examinations to enquire after the Author ; 
Report of his Behaviour at the Committee upon his Examin- 
ation, 9 Aug. Further Report of his Retufal to anfwer, 
and of his Commitinent to Newgate by the Committee ; 











Commitment approved; Order for trying him at next: 


Quarter Seflion, 11. Members appointed to manage the 
Proofs againft him, 13. One difcharged 5 others appointed in 
his Room; Petition of well-affected tor his Enlargement, and 
fome prefent Relief out of his Arrears, read; Order for pay- 
ing him Goo/. upon Account; a Committee to withdraw, 
and prepare an Anf{wer to the Petitioners ; Anfwer reported, 
read, and agreed to; Speaker acquaints them therewith, 26— 
Information that Sir George Sandys, Sir John Butler, and Co- 
Jonel Page, had {poken dithonourably -and feandaloufly of the 
Parliament; a Committee withdraws to examine the Bufines, 
Order for fequetiering Sir John Butler’s Eftate-~ lor taking 
off the Order of Coumpofition with Sir George Sandys—Vor 
removing them from Lord Petre’s Houfe to the Tower; Lieu- 
tenant lo be enjoined to keep them-.afunder, 11 Aug. The 
Committee to hear them, 23. Report concerning Sir John 
Butler; Order for admitting him to his former Fine, and aif- 
charging bim from his Imprifonment, upon Payment thereof, 
25 Sept.—Privilege granted to John Dawes during his Attend- 
ance upon a Committee; a Committee to inquire alter the 
Author and Printer of a Pamphlet intituled, “ The Scots 
Dove,” 10 Scpt.-Lnformation of a Paper, in form of a Peti- 
tion, laboured to be fubleribed in the City, touching Church 
Government ; Paper read; Refolution that it contains Matters 
feandalous to the Proceedings of the Houfe, and untrue; 
Common Council to be acquainted with the Vote ; a Commit- 
tee to prepare Declaration concerning the Matter thereof, and 
concerning the Proceedings of the Houfe, touching Church 
Government, 2o—Information of Words feandalous to the 


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Parliament in Mr. Volchier’s Sermon; Members that heard 
it to deliver the Words in Writing to Speaker, 29—Ear! of 
Warwick’s Letter to the Mayor of Sandwich, concerning the 
Eleétion, referred to the Committee of Privileges, with Power 
to receive Informations, and take Examinations of all Letters 
written by Peers on the Subjett, 16 O&amp;.—Order for difcharg- 
ing a Member’s Servant prefi for a Soldier, 20—-Mufgrave to 
be committed to the Vleet, for refufing to anfwer at a Commit- 
tee—Pamphlet intituled  England’s Birthright” referred to a 
Committee, 25——-A Committee to examine the Printer by 
what Authority he printed a Book intituled “ A Colle@ion of 
divers Papers’ pretented unto the Houfes of Parliament by the 
Commiffioners of Scotland fince May laft 1645,” 14 Nov. 
His Antwer reported, 18—Mr. Gourdon’s Complaint, con- 
cerning his Servant’s being imprifoned by an Order of 
Lords Houfe ; Commiffioners of the Great Seal to grant a 
Writ of Habeas Corpus for bringing him to Bar, with the 
Caufe of kis Commitment, 20. Speaker to iflue Warrant to 
the Black Rod to difcharge him ; Conference defired by Lords 
concerning him; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, 22. To be reported, 24. Reported; free Con- 
ference defired with Lords; egreed to; Managers appointed ; 
free Conference held, 25 Scots Comuniffioners Paper 
relating to Bufinefs depending in the Houfe returned, as not 
confiftent with the Privileges thereof, 24 Dec. Cox and | 
Richardfon ordered into Cuftody, for delivering at the Door a 
Pamphlet intituled, “ A Confetlion of Faith of Seven Congre- 
gations or Churches of Chrift in London, which are com- 
monly but unjutily called Anabaptifts ;? Book referred to the 
Committee of plundered Minifters; Order for fupprefling it; 
Serjeant to fend his Servants to feize the Books; Cox and 
Richardfon examined, 29 Jan. A Committee to confider 
of fome Way for prelervingand afcertaining the Privileges of 
the Houfe, in the matter of Money and the Revenue of the 
Kingdom, 16 Feb. Sir Henry Vane’s Complaint ; feveral 
Perlons to be feut for in fafe Cuftody, 4 Mar.—Meffage from 
Lords, -defiring the Concurrence of Houfe to a Report for 
railing Monies; Refolution that it ought to be rejected and 
expunged—That entering the Report firft in their Books is a 
Breach of Privilege; Conference to be defired thereupon; 
a Committee to aflign Reafons, 7 Mar.—Petition of the 
Affembly read, and to be confidered, 23. 
1646, a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider the 
Manner of prefenting it, and the Matter of it, with Power to 
propound Queftiaqns to the Divines, and receive their Anfwer 
in Writing, 27 Mar. Committee fits, 1, 3 &amp; 8 Apr. 
Petition, and Orders of Reference, read; Refolution that the 
Petition thus prefented is a Breach of Privilege ; Houle to 
confider in what manner to communicate this Vote to the 
Affembly, and what is fit further to be done upon it, 11. A 
Committee to fiate the Particulars of the Breach of Privilege, 
16. Narrative of the Matter of Faét reported, and read, 
18 Confideration thereof refumed; Refolution and Decla- 
ration that the Petition thus prefented is a Breach of Privilege; 
a Committee to communicate the Vote in a fair Manner to 
the Aflembly, and inlarge upon the Narrative, 21. Day 
appointed for communicating it; Members that are of the 
Allembly to be prefent at the Delivery, 24— William Stewart's 
Petition; Order for difcharging him from an Arreft; Bufinets 
referred to the Committee of Examinations, 31——Tully 
ordered into Cuftody, for delivering a Writ to the Sheriffs for 
arrefiiog the Prince EleGor in the Prefence of both Houtfes ; 
a Committee to examine the whole Bafinefs, 4 Apr.—In- 
formation of a Pamphlet refleéting upon Sir Richard Onflow ; 
feveral Paflages read; Wyther avows himfelf the Author ;. 
Pamphlet referred to the Committee of Examinations; Wyther 
to be fent for as a Delinquent; brought to Bar; Speaker's 
Speech to him, 10——The Committee to withdraw and exa- 
mine him, 4 May Report; Wyther’s Petition, defiriig 
further ‘Time to prove what he fuggetted; another Petition, 
expre(ling his Sorrow for tranfgrefling againft the Privileges of 
the Houfe, read; Refolutions that the Matters concerning Sir 
Richard, in Point of Afperfion, are not proved—That they 
are falfe and feandalous—That they are injurious to him-— 
That Wyther fhall pay him 500/, for Damages—Order for 
burning the Book at Kingfton and Guildford upon the Market- 
days, 7 Ang.—Report concerning the Book intituled “ Traths 
manifett;” Buchanan to be fent for as a Delinquent, and 
brought to Bar; Book to be burnt by the common Hangman, 
13—Informaticn of a Book intituled “ Sone Papers of the 
Commifiioners of Scotland,” given in lately to the Houfes of 
Parliament, concerning the Propofitions of Peace—Relolution 
that it contains Matters fcandalous and falfe—Order for burn- 
ing it by the common Hangmen ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired—Deelaration that the Author and Publifher is an In- 
cendiary between the Two Kingdoms; a Committee to find 
out the Printer and Author, 13. Printer’s Examination and 
Conteflion reported ; — defired thereupon; agreed 
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to; Reporters appointed; Conference held; further Con- 

fideration for finding out the Author, re-committed, 14. 

Examinations and Confeflions to be delivered to the Clerk of 

Lords Houfe—Boftock’s Commitment approved, 15. Houfe 
ut Lords in mind of the Vote for burning the Book, 16. 

Vote returned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 

20 Mr. Bois’s Complaint; Order for difcharging his Ser- 

vant; Bailiff to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 13 Apr.— Sir Gil- 

bert Gerard’s Complaint; Order for difcharging bis Servant ; 

Dowfett be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 14—Mr. Denzill Holles’s 

Complaint; Luxford to be fent for in fafe Cufiody, 23—Sir 

Henry Vane’s Complaint referred to the Committee of Exa- 

minations, 24 Information of a Suit commenced in tlie 

Merchant Adventurers Court at Rotterdam againft Mr. Pere- 

grine Pelham and his Factor ; Privilege granted to him and 

vis Fadétors, upon his Willingnefs to waive his Privilege as 
to Suits brought in Welftminfter Hall, 22 June-—~Order 
amended, 30 O¢t. Refolution that Petitions and Papers 
from Lords for Monies is a Breach of Privilege; Lords 
to be acquainted therewith at a Conference, 30 June 

Lieutenant Colonel Lilbourne’s Petition, and Two Orders of 

Lords for his Commitment to Newgate, and his Proteftation, 

Plea, and Appeal to the Houfe, read, and referred to a Com- 

mittee, with al to confider of feveral Pamphlets fuid to be 

his, 3 July. Another Committee to examine the Matter of 

Fa&amp; concerning his Imprifonment, with Power to fend for his 

Keeper, 9. Mitiake in the Titles of the Pamphlets rectified, 11 

—Sir Martin Lumley’s Complaint; Browne to be fent for 

in fafe Cuftody, 8—Mr. Bofevile’s Complaint, referred to a 

Committee, g——Sir Antony Irby’s Complaint; Allen and 

Snell to be fuummoned tu anfwer it, 4 Aug. -Order.for refer- 

ring it to the Committee of Complaints, 12 Oét. Siddall to 

be Font for by Serjeant, for difobeying an Ordinance, 114 Aug. 

Mr. Heury Marten’s Complaint; his Servant to be dil- 

charged from an Arreft; Officer to be fent for by Serjeant, 11 

Sept. Order for his Difcharge, 12 Novy.——A Committee 

to find out the Authors, Printers, and Publifhers of Two 

Pamphlets, intituled “ Yet another Word to the Wile,” and 

“ Mercurius Rutfticus ;’ Order for fupprefling them, 3 Oct. 

—Information of Papers at the Prels, relating to Bufinefs 

tranfacting in Parliament; Liptratt heard thereupon ; Speaker 

to ifflue Warrant to him to fetch fome of the printed Copies, 
with the Original, and Warrants for printing them; and to 
fecure the Remainder, and injoin the Printers not to divulge 
them ; Serjeant to feize all.the Papers he fhall find in the 

Houfes of Field, Chapman, Griffyth, or Leach, fecure the 

Prefles, and diforder the Letters; to take the Printers into 

Cultody; Field committed to Newgate ; Conference to be 

defired concerning the Bufinefs ; a Committee to examine it, 

14. To withdraw, and examine Blacklock and Peck; Scots 

Commiflioners and Chapman’s Letters, read; a Committee to 
repare Heads for a Conference, concerning the printing Lord 

Lenten’ Speeches at feveral Conferences, 15. Heads reported; 

Conference defired; agreed to; Managers appointed ; Con- 

ference held, 16. Order for difcharging Field, Chapinan, 

and Griffyth, 23—Deputy Serjeant’s Petition referred to the 

Committee of Complaints, 20—— Order for bringing him to 

Bar, with the Caufes of his Detainer, 12 Nov. Sheriff’s 

Petition, defiring he may be brought by Habeas Corpus, to be 

confidered, 14 Hawkes and Woolley to be fent for by 

Serjeant, for arrefting Simpfon, privileged by the Articles of 

Oxford, 20 O&amp;ét. Their Petition read, and referred to the 

Committee of Complaints, 29 Another Petition read ; 

Order for bringing him to Bar, with the Caufes of his De- 

tainer, 2 Dec. Adjourned, 3 Sir Thomas Walfingham’s 

Complaint, referred to a Committee, with Power to examine 

all Cales of the like Nature, and reftore Pofleffions, 23 Oct. 

Member has Leave to waive his Privilege, 29 ‘The Com- 

mittee of Complaints to inquire out the Author, Printer, and 

Publifher, of a feandalous Pamphlet, intituled, “ An unhappy 

“‘ Game at Scotch and Englith, ora full Anfwer from England 

“to the Papers of Scotland, &amp;c.” Order for burning it 

by the common Hangman, 30 Nov. A Party to be fent 

for in fafe Cuftody, for delivering Papers to Members; Exa- 
inination of the Bulinefs referred to the Committee of Com- 
plaints, 2 Dee. 

-— 1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for reliev- 
ing the Subject againft the Privileges of Members and their 
Servants, in Point of Title and Debt, 29 Oét. 

Privy Seal, 1646, trom Oxon, prefented ; Order for locking it 
up, 3 July. 

Prize Goods, 1644, Confideration thereof referred to the Com- 
mittee of Accounts, 13 Mar. 

1645, a ColleGtor appointed, 2 May. 

1646, InfiruGions concerning the Reprifal of Ships, 30 
Dec. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 29 Jan. 

Prouz, Henry and John, 1646, their Fines accepted ; Ordinance 





















































for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and paffed, 10 Nov. 
Sent to Lords, 21. 

Purefoy, William, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week 
for his prefent Subliltence, 3 June. 

1645, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Henry, 1045, his Petition from Lords read; nothing 
done thereupon, 18 Nov. 

Pury, Mr. Vide Stephens, Nathanael. 

Thomas, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

—— Alderman, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week for 
his prefent Subfifieuce, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Pye, Six Robert, 1645, Order for fending him Arms, 10 May 
—FVor paying part of his Arrears, 23 A Committee to 
confider of an Allowance to him, in Recompence of his Place, 
3 June—Order for Movey, Arms, and Horfe, for his Re- 
oo 24——-Lor mounting and arming his Troopers, 23 

uly. 

Ps John, 1644, Ordinance for fettling Lands, &amp;c. in Truf- 
tees, for Payment of his Debts, and Provifion for younger 
Children, read twice, and committed, 22 Feb. Coumnnittees 
added, 2 Mar. 

—— 1645, Order for allowing 41. a Week to his eldeft Son 
and youngeft Daughter, till the Ordinance is paffed, 3 June. 
Ordinance reported, and pafled; Truttees to receive certain 
Rents due at Michaelmas laft, 10 Sept. Ordinance re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, 5 Jan. 

—— Charles, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

— 1045, dilcharged, 20 Aug. 























20° 21° &amp; 22°Car. I. Parl. 5. 4.1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1046. 


6 UARLES, James, 1645, Order appointing Captain of 

Horfe, and for a Commiffion to him; agreed to by Lords, 

12 Aug.——Order for difcharging his Heir from Wardfhip, 
16 Dec. 

Quarrel, 1645, Sir William Andrews to be fent for by Ser- 
jeant; Examination of a Quarrel between him and Colonel 
Tirrell referred to the Committee of Examinations; Colonel 
‘Lirrell called in; thanked for his Refpeéts to the Houfe, and 
injoined nut to proceed—Speaker, upon Information of a 
Quarrel, the Houle not fitting, impowered to fend tor and 
fecure the Parties, 28 Apr. 

Quarter, Free. Vide Armies. 

Queen, 1645, intercepted Letter from her to the King, read, and 
to be decyphered, 4 Feb. 

Queenborough, 1645, new Writ. 1 Sept. 

Queflions, previous, Affirmative, 1644, viz. For appointing Sir 
Thomas Fairfax Commander in chief of the new-modelled 
Army, 21 Jan.—For an Allowance to a Member out of the 
Revenue, 18 Mar. 

1645, for bringing in Candles, 31 Mar. For referring 
Papers to a particular Committee, 23 June for concurring 
with Lords in an Order, 2 July—Touching a Penalty to be 
inferted in an Ordinance, 24——-For appointing a Day to 
confider a Petition, 6 Aug. For difqualifying a Member 
to fit, 22 Sept. For Amendments to an Ordinance, 10 
O&amp;t. For laying afide a Petition, 19 Dec. —-For appoint- 
ing a Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 21 Jan. For appointing 
a Governor of a Garifon, 6 Feb. For adhering to a Fine 
fet upon a Delinquent, 2 Mar.—For including a Delinguent’s 
eldett Son in his Father’s Compofition, 23. 

1646, for reading a Letter, 31 Mar. ‘For debating 
firft the Part of a Petition concerning a Breach of Privilege, 
13 Apr.—For difcharging an Order, 14—For recommending 
to the General the f{peedy Reduction of certain Garilons, 
23—For communicating a Letter to Lords—For flighting a 
Garifon when reduced, 27—For referring Papers to a Com- 
mittee, 28——For admitting a Delinquent to his Compoti- 
tion, 2 May— Concerning the Difpofal of the King’s Perfon, 
6—For adhering to a Vote, g—Vor making certain Demands 
of the King, 11—For declaring the Kingdom has no more 
need of the Scots Army, 19—For calling in Petitioners, and 
telling them the Houfe will confider their Petitions, 26 
Touching the Continuance of an Ordinance—For thanking 
Petitioners, 2 June—For releafing a Prifoner, committed by 
Lords, without paying Fees, 11—lor committing a Paper from 
Lords, 13—For approving the Articles of Surrender of certain 
Garifons, 23—For Declaration that Prince Rupert and Prince 

» Maurice, by coming to Oatlands, had broken the Oxon Arti- 
cles—For commanding them to depart the Rhingdom—For 
vacating an Order, 26—For confidering all the Garifons of 
the Kingdom, 20 For appointing a Lord Lieutenant of a 



































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County, 2 July—For granting the Moiety of the Excife of 
feveral Counties for Maintenance of their Forces, 15 
For accepting a Delinquent’s Fine, 1 Sept——8 Oét. 
For referring a Petition, 17 Sept.—For appointing a Governor 
of a Garifon, 22 For appointing a Day to read Petitions 
offered, 1 Oét.— For pafling an Ordinance, go—For admitting 
a Member to fit, 15—For prohibiting Perfons that have been 
in Arms againfi the Parliament, to attend the Earl of Effex’s 
Funeral as Mourners—For Money for Colonel Poynts’s Horle, 
17—Tlor fufpending the Second Payment of a Delinquent’s 
Fine, 27— -Concernivg an Antwer to a Meflage from Lords, 
27 Nov. 

; Negative, 1644, viz. for exchanging a Prifoner, 25 

an. 

















- 1645, for ordering a Perfon to remove out of the Lines, 
31 Mar.——For appointing certain Perfons Members of a 
Committee, 28 Apr.—For approving a Perfon to be Governor 
of a Garifon, 9 May—For not fitting Two Days in a Week— 
For not fitting One Day in a Week, 22—For palling an Ordi- 
nance, 24 For befiowing Horfes on feveral Officers, 
25 July. For referring 2 Matter to a Committee, 22 Sept. 
For allowing the Earl of Holland 1,oo0/. per Annum, 
19 Dec. For the Sitting of a Committee Four times a 
Week, i Jan. For giving Power to a Grand Committee, 
4 Feb. For Declaration that an Entry was made in the 
Journals without Order, 21 For appointing a Deputy 
Treafurer at War, 6 Mar. 
1646, for an Amendment to an Ordinance, 30 Mar. 
For an Affociation to pay a Moiety of their Monthly 
Aflefiments towards maintaining their Forces, 6 Apr.—For 
appointing a Day to confider of taking away the King’s 
Negative Voice in Parliament, 7 For decyphering a Paper, 
8 May—For defiring Lords Concurrence to a Vote, 11 
For Leave to Prince Rupert and Prince Maurice to refide at 
Oatlands, 25 June—For nominating a Governor of a Garifon, 
25 July—For fending Serjeant for Perfons who had efcaped 
out of his Cuftody, 28—For impowering a Grand Committee 
to receive Reports from Seleé&amp;t Committees—For fending Part 
of Sir Thomas Fairfax’s Army into Ireland, 31 Touching 
the Pay of a Major General, 7 Aug. For reproving 
Petitioners, 28. For concurring with an Order of Lords, 
24 Sept.—For appointing a Commander of Forces going to 
Ulfter, 25 ‘Touching the Continuance of an Ordinance, 
6 Oct.—For a Weekly Allowance to Lady Mulgrave, 8, 
Quoytmore, Robert, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing 
him Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown of feveral Welth 
Counties, read, 23 Dec. 
1646, they put Houfe in mind thereof, 6 May. 


















































20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
S 1040. 


YABY Catile, 1645, Letter from the Committees with the 
Scots Army, read; Order for putting a Garifon therein, 
9 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 25. 

Raduor, County, 1645, the Committee to confider of a fit Per- 
fon to command the Forces, 20 Oét. Order for a Weekly 
Afletiment, 17 Nov. Sent to Lords, 18 Letter frum 
Three Gentlemen of the County read, and referred to the 
Committee of Gloucefter, 5 Dec. 

1646, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee 

of North Wales, 22 July——-A Committee to confider of 

fome Way for putting the County into a Pofiure of Defence, 

7 O&amp;.———Report of Names, out of which the Houfe may 

appoint a High Sheriff; Report and Names re-committed, 

1 Dee. 

1645, new Writ, 21 Jan. 

Ragland Catile, 1646, Order for fending down Powder, 25 June 
-——Letter from the Leaguer read; General to fend Forces to 
reduce it, 28 July-——-Order for fending Provifions, 5 Aug. 
—General’s Letter with the Articles of Surrender, read ; 
Order for a Reward to the Meflenger—For making it un- 
tenable— For fending Amuunition, &amp;c. from thence to 
Ireland, 25 Sept. ; 

Rainfborow, Colonel, 1645, Ordinance for Martial Law for 
him read, and palled; Lords. Concurrence to be detired, 
10 Mar. 

Ram, Wr. Vide Barraby, and Denn. ; 
Ratcliffe, Alexander, 1645, Petition ; Order for difcharging his 
Sequefiration, 6 May. ap 
Rayncy, Sir John, and John, 1646, to have Pats to go into 
France, 5 Sept. sala 
Readinz, 1644, Lord General to be defired to grant his War- 
rant fur paying the Foot, Artificers, and Gentlemen of the 
Train, a Week’s Pay upon their lati Mutter, 6 Feb.— Phe 
Committee of both Kingdoms to prefeat Etiimate of erecting 

Vou. LV. 














FourtH VOLUME. 





Forts for Prefervation of the Town, 18 Report, atid Cer- 

tificate concerning it; the Committee of the Three Counties 

to provide 1,284/. gs. for that Service, 22 Mar. Letter 
concerning the Pay for the Forces there and thereabouts, read ; 

Order for charging 2,000/. more upon the Excite, 28 Feb. 

For providing a Fortnight’s Pay, 19 Mar. 

1645, Order for 1,000 /. out of Haberdafhers Hall, agreed 
to by Lords—For borrowing 1,000/. of the Committee for 

Wood, 28 Mar. Agreed to by Lords; 29——The Committee 

of both Kingdoms to confider of ettablifhing and fettling 

a Garifon there, 18 June——Order appointing a Governor, 

and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 12 Aug. Ma- 

jor of the Regiment there appointed, 10 Nov.———Order for 
fending Ordnance from thence, to reduce Belvoir Caftle—For 
making good the Mortar-piece lent for that Service, 15 Jan. 

—For 35074. for conveying it—For Security to the Three 

Counties, 19 Order for 350/. revoked, 2:Feb.&gt; Letter 

from thence referred to the’ Committee of both Kingdoms ; 

Order for fending down Powder, 17. 

1646, other Letters read, 1 Apr. 
ing the Forces, 23 Oét. 

— 1645, new Writ, 26 Feb. Report concerning the 
Election ; EleCiion declared void, 17 Nov. 

Recorder, Mr. 1645, to have Mr. Vaughan’s Books and MSS. 
a Committee to fecure and deliver them, 18 Oét. Order fent 
to Lords, 21. *. 

Recufants, Popith, 1645, Bill for further Difcovery of them, 
and for educating their Children in the Proteftant Religion, 
and better levying Penalties againft them, read, 4 Nov.—— 
Committed, 20 Jan. 

-1646, Ordinance for convicting and further punifhing 
them, ordered, 29 Apr. 

Redford, Mr. 1645, Ordinance for 5002. out of the Excife 
for him, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
13 Jan, 

Reeves, Jufiice, 164%, Order for paying the Arrears of his 
Fees, 29 Sept. 

Reformadoes, 1644, the Committee for Trifh Affairs to purfue 
former Orders concerning the Payment of Monies, and con- 
cerning the Debentures to them, 14 Jan. 

1645, fuch as march into the Weft to have the 5th 

Part of their Arrears paid them within a Month——Such as 

have lifted, and refufe to, to lofe their Fifth Part, and all 

the Refidue of their Arrears, 11 June Petition of thofe that 
marched, read; Order for 2,000/. upon Account for their 

Fitth Part—For adding it to 4,000 /. formerly afligned them ; 

the Committee for the Army to proportion the Monies—The 

Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of employing them 

to the beft Advantage, 2 Aug.——Petition of Scots Re- 

formadoes, read, 5- Petition of thefe late under Lord 
General reported ; Order for paying them 400 /. g—Order for 
thofe that were employed in the Weft to difcharge their 
Quarters—A Committee to pats their Debentures, 12. Report ; 
the Committee impowered to proportion the 2,000 /. afligned 
to them, 20—~-Order for paying 4oo/, to thofe named in a 
Lift figned by the Earl of Effex, 8 Sept. For 1,000 /. to 
thofe that are to march to Colonel Poynts, 4 Oét.—For the 
Commitice of the Counties to pay 2004, to thofe formerly 
taken into their Pay, 12. 

Renfhaw, James, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
g Mar. 

Requejis, Court of, 1645, Order for removing the Records 
thereof into a couvenient Place, 13 Sept. 

Refiton, William and Kichard, 1645, their Fines accepted ; 
Ordinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, upon Payment 
thereot, ordered, a Mar. 

Retford, 1645, new Writ, 1 Jan. 

Roce, William, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

Reynolds, John, 1645, Ordinance appointing him Deputy 
Clerk of the Hanaper, read, and patied, 16 July. Sent to 
Lords, 17. Returned, with an Amendment; Amendment 
agreed to, 18. 

——- Captain, 1645, previous Quettion for befiowing a Horfe 
upon him, Neg ; the Committee of the Wett to confider his 
Lofles, 25 July. 

——— Mr. 164%, Order for allowing bim 41. a Week for his 
prefent Subfiftence, 29 Nov. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

~ Mr.a Member of the Allembly, 1645, Order for 100 /. 
for hin, 31 Dec. 

Rhodes, Sv Edward, 1644, Petition; Order for reftoring his 
Money, Plate, &amp;e. 25 Feb. 

-—-=. 1645, Letters concerning him, referred to the Committee 
of the Northern Aijociation, 1 O¢t——Order for making 
Report, 26 Jan. 

Ricaut, Sir Peter, 1646, his Petition from Lords to be read, 
go Apr.—-——They put Houle in mind thereof, 23 May—— 

Another 























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Another Petition from them, with fpecial Recommendation, 
19 June. 

Richards, Thomas. Vide Spratt, Stephen. 

Richardfon, Samuel, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

~+__—_—_-— Thomas, 1644, Petition read, 18 Feb. Vide Wag- 

oners. 

Riche, Colonel, 1644, previous Queftion for approving him to 
be a Colonel in Sir ‘Thomas Fairfax’s Army, Neg. 28 Feb. 

Queftion for approving him, Neg. 1 Mar. 

—— Captain, 1646, to be {pecially recommended to the Com- 
mittee of the Admiralty, 19 Aug. 

Richmond, 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 

———. Duchefs of, 1645, Pafs from Lord, for her to come 
near London, 9 May. 

1646, her Letter communicated by Lords, g Apr. 

Duke of, 1646, Letter concerning his coming in, 
read ;-Order for fending him Prifoner to Warwick Caftle, 
30 Apr. Sent to Lords, 2 May—Letter, acquainting Houle 
with Lords Order for delivering him to the Black Rod, to be 
brought Prifoner to Windfor Cafile; Speaker to defire the 
General, by Letter, that he may be fent thither; Conference 
to be defired with Lords, to reprefent the Lnconvenience of 
continuing him fo near, 11. 

Riddell, Sir William, 1644, Letter concerning him referred to 
the Committee of both Kingdoms, 18 Feb. 

1645, another concerning his Difcharge, according to 
the Articles of Surrender; Lord General to fend an Antwer 
as Houle fhall direét, 2 Apr——-Order from Lords for his 
Difcharge, difagreed to ; Scots Commiflioners to be acquainted 
with the Caufe of detaining him, 3 May. 

Ridgeley, Colonel, 1645, Order for paying him 3oo/. upon 
Account, in Part of his Arrears, 18 June. 

Rigby, Colonel Alexander, 1645, to be injoined to put in Suit, 
for the Benefit of the Public, a Bond, for Non-performance 
of the Conditions touching his Son’s Inlargement, 3 May. 

«—— Alexander, 1645. Order for allowing him 4/. a Week 
for his prefent Subfitience, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Riley, Theophilus, 1645, Petition; Order for bailing him, 

















20 Ott. 

Rippon, and Kirkby Malzerd, 1645, Lift of Perfons that have 
great Efiates in thofe Parifhes, and railed Forces againft the 
Padinmaite, referred to the Northern Committee—The Com- 
mittee of plundered Minifters to confider of placing godly 
Minifters there, 26 Jan. 

1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. :; 

Rifhton, William and Richard, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning 
their Delinquences, read, and pailed, 4 May--—-Sent to 
Lords, 18 Aug. 

Rivers, Lady, 1644, her Petition from Lords touching the 
Attainder of the Earl of Somerfet, 25 Jau. 

1646, they defire Houfe to take it fpeedily into Con- 
fideration, 5 Apr. 

Rives, John, 1646, Report of his Delinquency and Efiate re- 
committed, 9 July. 

Rivett, Francis, 1646, appointed Governor of St. Nicholas’s 
Hofpital, Wilts, 25 June. 

Roade, Randolph, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled, 27 Oct. 

Roberts, Lord, 1645, Captains for his Regiment approved, 
3 Apr. Petitions, defiring he may be continued Governor 
of Plymouth; Member to give Antwer to the Petitioners—A 
Committee to prepare Letter to recall him, 9 May——Order 
for paying him 2,o00/. upon Account, to be deducted out of 
his Arrears—A Committee to confider his Lofles and Services, 
25 Nov. 

: William, 1646, bis Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 3 Sept. Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Robinfon, John. Vide Wicker, John. 

Rockingham, 1646, Order for difbanding the Horfe belonging 
to the Cafile—Touching the Payment of the Garifon, 3 July 

For difmantling it, 11 Nov. 

Rokeley, Colonel Thomas, 1646, his Petition from Lords, 
30 Apr.—Another Petition, for Liberty to tranfport Prifoners 
into France, referred to the Committee of Prifoners, 7 May. 

Rolefton, Colonel William, 1645, to have Pals to go beyond 
Sea, 13 Dec. 

Rolle, Mr. 1645, previous Queftion that he be of the Committee 
for commanding the Summer’s Fleet, Neg. 28 Apr. 

Sir Samuel, 1645, Order for allowing him 42 a Week 
for his prefent Subfifience, 3 June For repaying him 
246/ advanced for his Regiment, 20 Sept. 

—— 1646, Order for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 Aug. 

~—— Serjeant, 1645, Order appointing him One of the Juftices 
of the King’s Bench, and for a Grant under the Great Seal, 
30 Sept.——Agreed to by Lords, 4 O¢t. 



































1646, Ordinance to enable him to go the Weiiera Circuit, 
ordered, 11 June. 

Rolls, Matier of, 1645, Refolution for continuing his Commif- 
fion Six Days after next Term, agreed to by Lords, 12 May 

For continuing it Six Months longer, 1 July. Agreed 

to by Lords, 2. 

1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for warranting a 
Commitlion to him, the Judges and Matfiers in Chancery to 
hear and determine Caufes in that Court, 23 O&amp;. Ordinance 
read twice, and committed, 24. Reported, and pafied, 30. 
Returned from Lords, with Amwendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 31. 

Roope, Captain Nicolas, 1645, Retolution from Lords concern- 
ing him, 26 Jan. 

Roper, Lord, of Tenham, 1645, Order for fequeftering Part of 
his Eftate, 10 June—Yor ditcharging the Sequetiration, upon 
Payment of 1007. 14. Sent to Lords, 20. . 

Rofa, Lord, Prefident of the Council at Bruxelles, 1645, Latin 
Letter from Lords to be fent to him, at the Defire of the 
Agent there, 6 Aug. 

Rofe, Chrifiopher, 1644, to be admitted to his Compofition; 
the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to compound with him, 
28 Jan. 

~—— 1645, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and 
pafled, § Apr. Sent to Lords, 11. 

Mr. 1644, to be demanded where he had the Information 

he gave toa Committee concerning a Lift {een in Southwark 

Compter, with the Names of divers Members, 1 Mar. 

Mr. a Member, 1645, Order for allowing him 4 /. a Week 

for his pretent Subfitience, 3 June. 

1646, dilcharged, 20 Aug. 

Rofetter, Colonel Edward, 1645, Order for muftering and 
reducing his Regiment, and for a Fortnight’s Pay to them, 
22 Apr.——For appointing him Commander in Chief of the 
Lincolufhire Forees, 9 May. Sent to Lords, 10—Order for 
a Commiflion to him, 17. Agreed to by Lords, 22 Order 
for recruiting his Regiment, 3 June—For providing 100 
Horte for them, 5 Ordinance from Lords, for giving him 
the Command of the Lincolufhire Forces, and Power to 
execute martial Law, read twice, and committed, 21 Jul 

Order for Recruits of Horfe and Arms for him, 18 Oét. 
—-His letter; Letter to him, to grant Pals to Prince 
Rupert, and others, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 1 Nov. 

1646, thanked for his Services, 4 June. 

Rous, Colonel, 1645, Order for appointing him Governor of 
Evefham, 18 June. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

1646, his Regiment to be fent into Ireland, 25 Aug. -— 

Previous and main Queftions for appointing him Governor of 

Silly, feverally Aflirmative, 22 Sept. Order fent to Lords, 

13 Oct. 

John, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
read, and pafled, 4 May Sent to Lords, 27 Oét. ; 
Rowfe, Lieutenant, 1644, to be fent up, to anfwer an Informa- 

tion againft him, 22 Feb. Referred to a Committee, 24. 

Roxburgh, Earl of, 1644, Letter from Lords, concerning his 

Plate, Jewels, &amp;c. read, and to be contidered, 26 Dec. 












































——— 1645, they put Houfe in mind thereof, 23 June 
Order for feizing and felling them, 16 Sept.——A Committce 


to examine and fiate the whole Matter concerning his 
Delinquency, 20 June. 

Rudd, Gabriel, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Ruddy, Chriftopher, 1644, Petition; Order for his Difcharge, 
upon Payment of a Fine fet upon him, 28 Jan. 

Rugge, — Robert, 1645, Order for paying him 100/. 
31 July. 

Winkeas 1645, Order touching granting Letters of Admi- 
niftration to his Eftate, 23 Feb. 

———— 1646, revoked, 16 May. 

Rupert, Prince, 1644, his Letter to Lord General, communi- 
cated by Lords, 28 Jan.——Another Letter to Lord General 
read, and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
18 Feb. Vide Riddell, Sir William, and York. 

- 1645, Letter from the Committee at Shrewfbury, with 

his Seeretary’s Letter concerning hanging Soldiers after 

Quarter given, read ; a Committee to prepare Letter to him, in 

Form of a Declaration, 29 Mar.—Letier read, and agreed 

to; fent to Lords, with the Commitice’s and his Secretary's 

Letters, 3 Apr. Letter to him agreed to by them, 4—Let- 

ters, relating that-he and Prince Maurice were marching to- 

wards the Welt, 11—Ilis Letter to Lord General, communi- 
cated by Lords, 23-—The Committee of both hingdoms to 
take care of preventing Mifchiefs by his Forces, 19 Sept.--— 

Letter, relating that ke, Prince Maurice, and others, bad laid 

down their Arms, and defired to go beyond Sea, and pafled their 

Honours never to bear Commifhons again in this War, referred 

to the Committee of both Kingdoms—Order for a Reward 

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to the Meffenger, 31 Oct. Agreed to by Lords His Let- 

ter, defiring Pats to go to Worcefier, from,thence to London, 

to pafs beyond Sea; Colonel Roffeter to grant him, Prince 

Maurice, and others, a Pafs, upon his Engagement not to act 

any thing to the Prejudice of the Parliament— His Letter, with 

Lords Senfe thereupon, read; a Committee of both Houfes 

to confider of the Manner of the Pafs to be given him and 

his Company to go out of the Kingdom, 1 Nov. Meflage to 

Lords, defirimg a Quorum may be appointed, 4. Pafs and 

Infiructions fent from Lords, read, and referred to a Commit- 

tee, 7. Read, and agreed to, with Amendments; Order for 

Money for the Meffenger employed in carrying it—The Com- 

mittee of both Kingdoms to difpatch his Metlenger, and ap- 

point a fufficient Convoy to conduct them, 10. Pafs and In- 
ftructions amended; Prince to be acquainted that the Pafs is 
granted, and thatthe Convoy cannot be appointed till he fignify 

what Number of Perfons are to go, and at what Port, 11— 

His Letter and Defires read; Lords Refolution thereupon 

read, and agreed to; the Committce of both Kingdoms to 

addrefs a Letter to him in purfuance thereof, 22 Order 
for fending Trumpets to demand an Account of the Meffen- 
ger fent by both Houfes, 9 Dec.—His Relation of the Paflages 
of his Employment; Order for more Money towards defray- 
ing his Charges, 17—Prince’s Letter, with Lift of Prifoners 
inclofed, read— Letters to feveral Governors, to acquaint them 
with his Demand, and require them to ftate the Matter of 

Fad, 23. 

1646, previous Queftion for Leave to the Two Princes, 
with their Company, to refide at Oatlands, Neg. 25 June. 
Previous and main Queftions for a Declaration, that, by re- 
fiding there, they had broken the Oxford Articles—For com- 
manding them to depart the Kingdom, feverally Affirmative ; 
Declaration to be fent to them, 26. Their Letters for a Pals, 
Poft-horfes, &amp;c. to remove from thence, read; a Committee 
to prefent the Names of Perfons that are to go with them out 
of the Kingdom; Speaker to grant them Pafles ; Prince Elec- 
tor’s Letter, for Leave to vilit them, agreed to, 30 Liberty 
given thei to tranfport their Morfes Cufiom free, 6 July. 

Ruffeli, Edward, 1644, his Vine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, ordered, 3 Mar. Read, and patied, 
10. 














Colonel Francis, 1645, Note under his Hand, that he 

had twice taken the Covenant, read; Order appointing him 

Governor of the Ifle of Ely, 3 May. Sent to Lords, 5. 

Conference defired by them thereupon, agreed to; Reporters 

appointed; Conference held, and to be gp 14. Re- 

ported; Lords ‘Reafons for difagreeing to him, and recom- 
mending another, read, 15. ; 

Major Thomas, 1645, Petition; Order for paying him 

39 /. due upon Certificate, 22 Dec. 

William, 1646, to have Pats to go into France, go June. 

Ruffia, 1645, Merchants to entertain a Perfon coming from the 
‘mperor, in the manner they have ufually entertained Per- 
fons of the Quality he. fhall come in; the Committee at 
Campden Houle to provide him a Houfe, 11 Nov.—Their Pe- 
tition from Lords, concerning his Reception, agreed to, 12 
—Member has Leave to vifit hin, 24 Letter to him agreed 
to, with an Amendment; Speakers of both Houfes to fign it, 
7 Mar. Sent to Lords, 10. | 

1646, Minute of a Letter from Lords, to be fent to 
him, read, and agreed to; Speakers of both Houfes to fign it, 
28 May——Letter to be fealed with the Green Wax Seal ; 
Order touching the Manner of receiving the Ambaflador, 12 
June. Manner thereof; Letter delivered to him, 13. 

Ruthyn Cafile, 1645, Colonel Mytton’s Letter concerning the 
taking it, with the Articles of Surrender, read; Order for 
a Letter of Thanks—lor a Reward to the Meflenger— 
For appointing a Governor, upon his Recommendation, 13 
Apr. Sent to Lords, 16. Returned, with Amendinents ; 
Amendments agreed to, 20. 

Rutland, County, 1644, High Sheriff appointed, 15 Mar. 

1645, Ordinance concerning the County, agreed to by 
Lords, with Amendments, 5 Apr. They put Hloufe in mind 
thereof, 12 Apr. 2 May 6 June Lords Amend- 
ments agreed to, 20 Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 25 Sept. Agreed to 
by Lords, 27 The Committce of Examinations to exa- 
mine the Bufinefs concerning an Improvement of fome of the 
Committee, and others, upon a Warrant from the Cominittee 
of Accounts, and concerning the Committee’s plowing up 
Pafiures, 17 Oct. 

1646, Order for colleéiing the Arrears upon the Ordi- 

nance for Affeffments, 5 June Report of Names, out of 

which Houfe might appoint a Sheriff, re-committed, with the 

Names; Leave given to {peak againfi One; Order appointing 

High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 

1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

1645, new Wiit, 30 Sept. Petition defiring the Writ 

might go dowa—Another, defiring it might not, 15 Jan. 
Vou. LV. 












































—— Earl of, 1645, his Petition, with Lords Senfe thereupon, 


read; Order fer allowing him 1,500/2. per Annum, 25 O&amp;. 
— to by Lords, 27 Another Petition from Lords, 

14 Mar. 

Rutterford, Grizcl, 1645, her Petition from Lords, with {pecial 
Recommendation, 13 Jan.” 

———— Major, 1645, Lords acquaint Houfe with his Death; 
Order for paying his Widow 10/. for his Burial, 17 Jan. 

Ryder, Nicolas, 1645, his Petition; Lords Order thereupon, 
agreed to, 17 Apr. 

Rye, 1645, new Writ, 3 Sept. 

Ryegate, 1645, new Writ, 3 Sept——Eleétion; Petition re- 
ferred to the Committee of Privileges, 10 Oét. 








20° 21° &amp; 22° Car.1. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
§ 1046. 


S4 BBATH Breakers, 1645, Mr. Recorder to iffue Warrants 

for putting the Laws in Execution againft them, Alehoufe- 

haunters,. 'lipplers, Swearers, Curfers, and Blaiphemers, 30 
Aug. 

Sabran, Monticur de, 1644, his Papers communicated by Lords, 
and referred to the Committee of both Houfes, appointed to 
meet the States Ambafladors, 18 Jan. ‘Their Report read ; 
Order for further Report, 28. Vide d’ Efpernon, Duke—The 
Committee impowered to hear him—Another Paper from him’ 
read, and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 17 
Feb. Another Paper communicated by Lords; the Com- 
mittee to prepare a general An{wer to it, 17 Mar. 

1645, his Servant to have Pafs to go to Oxon, 7 May 

His Letter trom Lords; their Order for receiving him, 
agreed to, 8 July. The Committee for foreign Affairs to give 
him Audience, 9. Audience deferred at his Requeft, 10o— 
Liberty given him to tranfport 12 Horfes to the Duke of Or- 
leans, 26———Speaker to grant Warrant for tranfporting them 
Cuttom-free, 2 Aug. Decyphered Copy of a Letter re- 
ported; a Committee to inquire of him whether it is his, 
11 Mar. 

1646, Order from Lords for him to take the Air with- 
out the Lines, 9 Apr. Paper fent in by him, referred to 
the Committee of Examinations, 6 Ma Lords Pafs for 
him to go to France, difagreed to—Order for a Pafs under the 
Hands of the Speakers of both Houfes for him, agreed to by 
Lords, 25 June. 

Sachwerell, Valence, 1646, his Fine accepted, 9 July. 

Sackville, Thomas, 1645, Order of the Committee of Sequeftra- 
tions concerning him, communicated by Lords, read, 23 
Dec. 

— 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 

| ee read, and paffled, 9 July Sent to Lords, 18 

ug. 

Sadler, Mr. 1645, appointed Secretary to the Parliament for 
preparing Declarations; Order for allowing him a fit Salary, 
26 June——For paying him 100/.—For allowing him 1004. 
per Annum, 19 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

Sailors. Vide Mariners. 

Salifbury, Larl of, 1646, to have the Pre-emption of a Houfe, 
paying what any other will, 2g Oct. 

Sallé, Peter de la, 1646, Petition read, and, with the whole Buf- 
nefs depending thereupon, referred to the Commiflioners of 
the Great Seal, Judges, and Matter of the Rolls, 10 Jan.—- 
Order for Stay of Proceedings upon the Statute of Bankrupts 
againft him, 28. 

Sallonova, Peter de, 1646, Petition; Order for paying Part of 
his Arrears, 31 July. 

Salt, 1646, Ordinance concerning the Excife thereon, read ; 
Quetiions for Commitinent and Pafling, feverally Neg. 12 
June——Ordinance for regulating the Payment of the Excife, 
and for freeing Vifhermen from paying the Excife of Salt ex- 
pended upoa Vifhing only, read twice, and committed, 6 

Aug. 

Saltajh, 1646, new Writ, 12 Aug. 

Salt-petre, 1645, Ordinance for digging it read ; Continuance 
thereof; Ordinance paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
26 Jan. , 

1646, Report concerning it referred to a Committee, 
7 Ott. 

Salway, Wenry, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week for 
his prefent Subfifience, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20'Aug. 

Samuell, Arthur, 1645, his Petition from Lords, read, and to be 
confidered, 18 Apr. 

——— 1646, they put Houfe in mind thereof, 4 May. 

William and Antony, 1646, to have Pals to go into 
France, 5 Sept. 

Sandall Calile, 1645, Letter concerning the taking it, with the 
Articles of Surrender, read, 4 Oct. 

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1646, Order for making it untenable, 30 Apr. 

Sanderfon, Colonel, 1645, Ordinance for 2,500/. out of the Ex- 
cife for his Regiment, fent to Lords, 13 Keb. : 
— 1646, Order for paying 2,000/. upon Account, for 
difbanding them, 17 July. A Committee to take Order for 
fpeedy ditbanding or removing them; the Committee of the 

hree Counties to ftate their Accounts, 24 Order for their 
marching to London, to receive Pay, and Orders for further 
Service or Difbanding, 27 Aug. Officers Petition read ; 
Order for paying the 2,000/. towards their Arrears, and tor 
total difbanding them; the Committee of the Three Counties 
to give them Debentures for the Remainder, 3 Oct. 
Ralph, 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 11 

















Sept. 








George, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 27 Oct. Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. 

Sandgate Caftle, 1645, Order for eftablifhing and paying an ex- 
traordinary Guard there, 29 Mar. ‘ 
Sandham, William, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
12 Aug. Read, and paffed, 25 Sept———Sent to Lords, 

1 O€t. 

Sandown Cafile, 1644, Confideration of continuing the extra- 
ordinary Guard there, referred to a Committee, 17 Jan. 
1645, Order for continuing them, and afcertaining their 

Pay, 29 Mar.——Officers Petition from Lords, 26 July. 

Sandwich, 1645, new Writ, 17 Sept. : 

Sandys, Colonel, 1644, Letter concerning him and his Regiment 
read; Order for leaving it to Sir Thomas Fairfax to employ 
them in his Army, 21 [eb. 

—— 1646, the Commitice at Gold{miths Hall to compound 
with him, 28 May Report; Order for mitigating his Fine, 
9 July. 

—— Sir George, 1645, Information of Words fpoken by him 
reflecting onthe Parliament, 11 Aug. Vide Privileges. 

—— John, 1646, his Fine accepted, 9 July. 

Sarum, New, 1645, new Writ, 30 Sept. 

1646, Ordinance for fettling and maintaining Five preach- 

ing Minifters there, read, 28 July. 

Old, new Writ, 30 Sept. 1645——15 June 1646. 

Savery, Lieutenant Colonel. Vide Calmady, Sir Shilfton. 

Savile, Lord, 1645. Vide Privileges—Committed clofe Pri- 
foner to the Tower, for refufing to anfwer upon the Commands 
of both Houfes, 20 June—Paper from Lords, concerning his 
Money and Jewels feized by a Committee, 28——Their Mel- 
fage, defiring they may be delivered to the Black Rod for his 
Fees, 23 July Petition of Lieutenant of the Tower; Or- 
der for paying his Arrears due for Diet and Fees, and for al- 
lowing Lord Savile 7/. a Week for his Maintenance out of 
his own Eftate, 19 Aug.—His Petition; Lords Order for bail- 
ing him read, and difagreed to; a Committee to aflign Rea- 
fons, 2g——Order for making Report, 25 Sept. Reafons 
reported, and agreed to; Conference to be defired; Managers 
appointed, 29. Conference defired, agreed to, and held, 30 

His Petition for Lnlargement; Queftion for concurring 

with Lords in granting him Liberty to remain in a pri- 

vate Houfe in or near London, upon Bail, Neg.; Order 
for removing him to Highgate, 29 Jan———Members have 

Leave to vifit him, 11 &amp; 16 Feb.—His Petition, with Lords 

Refolution thereupon, 12. They put Houfe in mind thereof; 

Petition and Refolution read; Liberty given him to refide at 

Sir Peter Temple’s—To declare what he knows to Members 

of both Houfes, concerning the Letter for which he is in Con- 

tempt; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18—Conference de- 
fired by them concerning his Bufinefs, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conference held, and reported ; a Sub-Committee 

to receive his Informations, 28. 

1646, his Letter to a Member, with a Petition and Decla- 

ration inclofed, read, 6 May——His Fine accepted; his Pe- 

tion read ; nothing done thereupon, 8 Oct. 

Thomas, 1645, Order for difcharging his Heir from Ward- 
fhip, 16 Dee. 

~—— Lady, 1646, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

—— Samuel, 1646, to be fent for by Serjeant, 30 Nov. 

—— Sir William. Vide Wharton, Lord. 

Saunders, Major Robert, 1645, Petition of his Officers; Order 
for employing a Moiety of fequeftrable Eftates difcovered by 
them, tor their Lofs upon Debentures, 11 June. 

—— Valentine, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 27 Oct. Sent to 
Lords, 19 Nov. 

Savoy, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Mafter, 
agreed to, 7 June—-—Another, appointing him under the 
Great Seal, agreed to, 11 Dec.—Another, to authorize the 
pafling the Grant to him for Life, 26. 

Sawle, Major Nicolas, 1646, General’s Letter, recommending 
him to the Favour of the Parliament, referred toa Committee, 
a1 Mar. 



































Sawyer, Edmund, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Deligquency, upon Payment thercof, ordered, 22 
Sept. Read, and paffed, 8 O&amp;.——Sent to Lords, 11. 

Say, and Seal, Lord, 1645, his Petition, and Eftimate of his 
Loffes, communicated by Lords, read; Order for allowine 
him 2,o00/. per Annum; a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for that Purpole, 6 Dec. Ordinance read, and paffed, 22. 
Sent to Lords,25. Agreed to by them, 26. 

Sayer, Sir George, 1640, to have Pafs to’go into Holland, 15 
Apr. 

Sinai Alexander, 1645, his Fine accepted, 12 Aug. 

Scarborough, 1644, Letter, relating the taking the Town, Church 
and Harbour, read; Letter of Thanks, and a Reward for he 
Meflenger, ordered, 22 Feb. 

— 1645, Leiter from the Committee of York, acquaint- 

ing the Houfe they had appointed a Governor of the Cafile 

read, and referred, with another Letter, to the Committee of 
the Northern Affociation ; the Committee to have Regard to 
the Order of Engagement to Colonel Poynts, 1 Aue.—Ex- 
tract of feveral Letters from the North, read; Declaration that 
the Committee for the North Riding has no Power to appoint 

a Governor; Houle appoints One; Order for a Commiffion, 

1g. Lords Concurrence fignified, 23 Petition of well- 

affected Inhabitants to be confidered, 23 Sept. Another 

Petition ; a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fettling the 

Place, 8 O&amp;. Another Committee to prepare an Efiablith- 

iment for the Garifon, 20 Nov. 

-— 1646, Efiablifliment reported, read, and agreed to; 

a Chaplain to be allowed 4s. a Day—The Garifon to confift of 
100 Men—Captain of them appointed, 30 Apr.———Orders 
fent to Lords, 2 May——-The Garifon to be maintained by the 
Northern Affociation—Several Perfons disfranchifed, 30 Apr. 
——Paper, reprefenting the feveral Sorts of Ammunition 
wanting, referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 16 May 
——-Order for fending down Powder and Match, 7 Oet. 

——— 1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. 

Scavage, 1644, Ordinance for Scavage, Package, Balliage, and 
Poltage, to be read, 25 Jan. 

Scawen, Robert, 1645, a Committee to confider of a Recom- 

















pence to him for his extraordinary Services in the Affairs of 


the Army, 22 Jan.—-—Order for allowing him 44, a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 2 June. 
——— 1646, Ordinance for fettling upon hii Lands belonging 


to the late Bifhop of Rochefter, read; Order tor beftowing 

2,000 /. upon him out of his Compofition, 7 May. Sent to Lords, 

15 Report of the Bifhop’s Refulal to compound; Order 

for paying the Money out of Sir William Thorold’s Fine, 3 

Sept.—Order for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 Aug. 
— Lieutenant Colonel William, 1646, General’s Letter, 
recommending him to the Favour of the Parliament, referred 
to a Committee, 31 Mar. 

Sclaer, Vrederick, 1645, Petition of Minifters, and Lords Order 
thereupon, for fettling him in the Rectory of Ould, read, and 
agreed to, with an Amendment, 18 July——Ordinance ap- 
pointing him Parfon thereof, fent to Lords, 17 Dec. 

Scotland, 1644, Report concerning the Scots Armies in Ireland 
and in the North; the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to con- 
fider of {peedy raifing 3i,ooo/. for a Month’s Pay to them— 
the Committee of both Kingdoms to take care of muttering 
them, and putting them in a Way of certain Mufter, and con- 
fider how the Charge of the Armies may be contracted; Or- 
der for fending 10,000/. to the Army in {reland outof the Ex- 
cife ; Report to be refumed, 27 Dec. The Committee at Gold- 
finiths Hall to fend it ina Parliament Ship, 28—The Com- 
mittce of both Kingdoms to confider whether, out of the 
80,000 /, afligned to the Armies in Ircland, 5,000 Arms can 
be provided for the Scots Army there—Order for Pittols and 
Turniture for a Regiment of Horfe, 31——-A Comnnitiee of 
both Houfes to prepare Letters to the Scois Parliainent, to 
confider of fit Perfons to be fent, and prepare [nfiructions for 
them, 28 Dee. A Committee of the Houfe appointed for 
that Purpofe, 2 Jan. Letters, Commiflioners Names and 
Infiructions reported; Lords Concurrence fignified, 3—Pro- 
fits of Delinquents Coals and Collieries at Newcatile, &amp;c. to 
be paid to the Treafurer of the Scots Army for Four Months; 
Scots Commiflioners may appoint Officers to furvey the Re- 
ceipts and Payments, 4. Scots Commiflioners Paper reported 
—Kefolution that the 30,000 /, afligned them fhaill be tor the 
Month’s Pay wherein they are to march Southward— Declara- 
tion that the 10,000 /. voted for the Earl of Calendar’s Army 
is not included in that Sum; Commiflioners to be acquainted 
therewith, 14. Their Papers and Propofitions concerning the 
Removal of their Forces Southward, and tor recruiting them 
with Arms and Cloaths reported; the Comuiittee of both 
Kingdoms to treat with them about the Days of their Advance, 
the Places of their Quartering, and the Place for Payment ol 
the Monies, 24—Ordinance for levying 21,0004. by an Af- 
feflment upon feveral Counties, &amp;c. towards the Pay of the 
Earl of Leven’s Army, read, 28 Committed, 1 Feb. 














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Reported, and paffed,8. Sent to Lords, 18. Returned, witha 
Proviso and Amendments; Proviso and Amendments agreed to, 
20 Names of the Counties; a Committee to apportion the 
Rates, 1 Feb.—Order about bringing in the Arrears of Scots Mo- 
nies in feveral Counties—For providing 11,000 Yards of broad 
Cloth, to fupply the W ants of the Cloth formerly furnifhed—For 
providing Arms and other Neceflaries for the Earl of Leven’sArmy 
—The Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of inlarging 
their Quarters Southward—100,000 /. for the Earl of Calen- 
der’s Army, ready, 4—Letter to the Scots Parliament, con- 
cerning the Advance of their Army Southward, read, and 
agreed to, 9. Lords Concurrence fignified, 10—The Com- 
mittee at Goldfiniths Hall to fupply them with Arms and Am- 
munition—To provide the 30,000 /. afligned them, 18. Re- 
port that the Money fhall be ready when they advance; the 
Commitiee of both Kingdoms to confider which Way they 
fliall advance, and when it fhall be paid, 19. Supply of 
Arms and Ammunition re-committed; the Committee to con- 
fider of Propofitions for’giving further Credit to advance the 
Monies for this Service, 21—To provide the 30,o00/. for 
ihe pee Advance of the Army, 27: Report that Part of 
the Money is ready, and the Remainder will be ready fpeedily 
-—Further Report of a Propofition to provide Monies agreed 
to, 3 Mar—Scots Commitiioners Paper read, 4.—Day ap- 
pointed for fending in the Arrears of the Scots Money—Com- 
miflioners to be acquainted that the Arrear of 30,000/. will 
then be ready; Order for fending 10,000/. to the Earl of 
Calender’s Army, and what Money is ready, with Arms and 
Provifions, to the Earl of Leven’s—The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to treat with them for the fpeedy Advance of their 
Army, 11—The Committee at Goldimiths Hall to provide 
for paying the Remainder of the 60,o00/. afligned to their 
Anny in Ireland, 13. A Committee to inquire into the State 
thereof, and fee how the Arrears of the 4,000/. monthly may 
be eftablifhed in a certain Courfe—Letter to the Earl of Lou- 
thian, to repair to his Charge, ordered, 14—Scots Commif- 
fioners Paper from Lords to be confidered, 18. A Commit- 
tee to advife with other Committees about raifing the Arrears 
of the 4,000/. per Month, and fettling fome Way for the 
Payment thereof monthly, 19—Report concerning the Ad- 
vance of the Army Southward to be confidered ; Certificates 
of Monies and other Provifions, fent to them, or railed in the 
North for them, ordered, 21. 

1645, Letter from the Scots Parliament communicated 
by Lords, 28 Mar. The Committee at Goldfmiths Hall 
to expedite the Remainder of the 40,0002. and the Arms 
and Ammunition—Commillioners to be prefled that their 
Army may advance fpeedily, 4 Apr. Day appointed for pay- 
ing the Arrears upon the Ordinance for the Scots Loans— 
The Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to advance the Arrears 
of the 40,000/. upon their perfonal Credits—Paper to the 
Scots Commiflioners, with their Anfwer, read—-Order for 
fending Commiflioncrs to their Army, g. Sent to Lords, 18 
—Extracts of Letters from Scotland, concerning a Defeat given 
to the Rebels Forces, communicated by Lords; to be printed; 
Order for a Thank{giving—A Committee of both Houfes to 
congratulate the Commiflioners, 15—All Papers from them, 
in the Name of that Kingdom, to be confidered, 21—Pro- 
pofitions for Supply of the Army in Ireland read, and agreed 
to—Petition of : sin Officers read; Refolution to fhew the 
fame Regard to them as to Englifh Officers not employed; 
Tie Committee of the Army to confider of their Arrears, 
and what Proportion is fit to be paid them for the prefent— 
Order for providing 4001. towards the Pay of thofe employed 
-—~A Committee to view the Papers unanfwered, and report 
An{wers thereto, 23 Order for their meeting; Commit- 
tees added, 2 May. Report; Refolution that they be defired 
io advance {peedily—That they fhall have Provifions in their 
March upon giving Tickets for them; this Antwer to be re- 
turned to the Scots Commiffioners, and the Commiflioners of 
both Kingdoms, with their Army, 9. Votes fent to Lords, 
10 Earl of Leven’s Letter that his Army was advanced ; 
the Committee of both Kingdoms to write carnefily to him to 
fpeed their March, 28 Apr—The Committee of the Army 
to confider of Scruples about auditing the Officers Accounts, 
and of fome convenient Places for billeting them in the mean 
time, and to affure Perfons that their Biilet fhall be paid, 2 
May—Letter from Lords to the Earl of Leven, touching the 
Advance of his Army; agreed to, 3—Commiflioners Paper, 
defiring an Anfwer, touching the Monies to be raifed for their 
Army ; touching the recommending their Officers unemployed 
to have their Accounts audited; touching the fending Ships to 
their Coafts; Anfwers to the Two firft Defires, 1g3—Another 
Paper, touching the Officers’Arrears; An{wer thercto, 16 
Letters, Papers, and Paflages, concerning the Advance of 
the Army, to be conlidered, 22—-Confideration deferred, at 
the Commiffioners Requefit, 23. Report concerning it; 
Meflage to be fent to the Commiflioners, for preferving a 
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Committee to confider of a Treafurer and Mufter-mafter 

for the Army, 26—Letter concerning the Army’s march- 

ing Northward read; Scots Commiflioners Letter commu- 

nicated by Lords, 27. Letter to be fent to the feveral County 
Committees, to accommodate the Scots Army with Provi- 

fions in their March, read, and agreed to,31 May. Lords Con- 

currence fignified, 2 June-——Ordinance enabling the Com- 

mittee at Gold{miths Hall to bring in the 21,0007. per men- 

fem, taxed by a former Ordinance for Payment of the Army, 

read twice, and paffed, 31 May- Returned from Lords, with 

Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 10 June—Report 
concerning Two Papers of the Commiflioners printed without 
their Knowledge—Letter to be fent to the Parliament’s Com- 
miffioners, to defire Three of them at leaft may be always re- 
fident with the Army, and give Account from time to time 
of their Proceedings—Order for paying the late Officers 
2,000 /. 6—A Committee to prepare Letter to the Committee 
of both Kingdoms upon the Place, and General Leven for the 
March of the Army Southward; Meflengers appointed; a 
Committee to furnifh them with Money, and give them In- 
firuétions, 7—Earl of Leven’s Letter, and Commiflioners Pa- 
per, read; Part of the Paper, concerning providing Monies 
for the Army, referred to the Committee at Gold{miths Hall, 
10—Petition of late Officers from Lords referred to a Com- 
mittee, 14. Order for charging the 2,000/. afligned them, 
upon the Excite Commitlioners to be acquainted with their 
Miftakes, concerning Debentures to them, and the Proceed-: 
ings of the Committee of the Army—Their Papers, with a 
Paper of Particulars annexed, read, 18—A Committee to 
confer with them about bringing in Account of free Quarter, 
Billet, and Monies paid to the Army—Another Committee to 
prefent Names of Commiflioners to mufter the Army ad- 
vanced Southward—Perfons appointed to mufter thofe in the 
North—The Committee of the Navy to treat with the Com- 
miffioners about the Accounts of the Cuftoms fince their 
Forces came into the Kingdom—Letter to be fent to the 
Scots Parliament ordered, 2o—Earl of Leven’s Letter, and 
Commiflioners Paper, communicated by Lords; Paper to be 
confidered, 23—Commiflioners to be defired to join in profe- 
cuting the War vigorously—Letter from Lords to be fent to 
the Lords in Scotland, read, and agreed to, with Amendment; 
Amendments agreed to by Lords, with Amendments; their 
Amendments agrecd to—Commiflioners Paper communicated 
by Lords, 24—A Committee to confider how the Army ma 

be direéted by Committees of both Houfes, 26—Earl of Le- 
ven’s Letter read ; City to be defired to haften the Payment 
of the 30,o00/. for the Army; Order for fending Monies 
that are ready—Refolution for defiring them to march towards 
Worcefter; Letter to the General, for that Purpofe, read 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 28 Letter 
from the General, and other Officers, read, 4 July—Com- 
miflioners of Parliament to the Parliament of Scotland appoint- 
ed; a Committee to prepare Inftruétions for them, 5. One 
exculed; another appointed in his room; Lords to be defired 
to name their Commiflioners ; Order for Meeting of the Com- 
mittee; Narrative of the State of the Garifons upon the Bor- 
ders of Scotland to be made ufe of by them, 7. Quorum ap- 
pointed, 10—Ordinance from Lords for nominazing Com- 
miffioners read, and agreed to—Minute of a Letter from 
them, to be fent before they go, read, and agreed to—Two 
Divines to be defired to attend them—Inttructions to be re- 
ported, 12. Reported, and pafled; returned from Lords, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to—Sixth Infiruc- 
tion to be confidered, 21 Conference defired with Lords 
thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, 23. Another defired by them; agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conference held, and reported; Infiruction to 
be omitted—Order for Money for the Commiflioners and 
Divines, 16—Commiffioners to receive from the Committees 
of the North Informations concerning their Grievances, and 
acquaint the Parliament of Scotland therewith, 31 Paper 
from the General and Officers, another from the Commiffion- 
ers, read; Refolution for appointing Commiflioners to refide 
with the Army; a Committee to prepare Inftructions for 
them, 7 July. Lords to be defired to join herein, g. Their 
Concurrence fignified, 10. Scots Commiflioners Papers read ; 
Refolution thereupon ; Commiflioners appointed, 11. Lords 
appoint theirs; Earl of Stamford difagrecd to ; luftructions re~ 
ported; read, Claufe by Claufe, and pafled; Commiilioners 
impowered to nominate Perfons to appoint Commilffaries to 
mutter the Army—To help them with Recruits of Horfes— 
Order touching paying for them—Member to prepare Ordi« 
nance for appointing the Commiflioncrs, 12, Ordinance 

read, and pafied, 16. Returned from Lords, with Amend- 

ments; Amendments agreed to—Order for them to +] to 
their Charge—Lords infift upon the Choice of the rl of 

Stamford—Houfe infift upon their lafi Vote concerning him, 

18—Letter from the Commanders read; the Committee 

at Golfiiths Hall to be defired to bring in the Remainder 


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of the Months Pay—Refolution for continuing the Ordinance 
for raifing Money for them Four Months longer—Member to 
prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, and for adding other 
Counties, 9 July——Ordinance read, and pated; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 15 Aug. The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to appoint Forces of the Counties where they are 
to ailift the Army—Another Committee to prepare Anfwer 
concerning raifing 1,000 Horfe, with Furniture, 9 July—A 
Committee to prepare Commiflion, authorizing Perfons to 
audit their Accounts of Monies and Provifions received in the 
Northern Counties fince their firft coming in, 18. Ordi- 
nance for a Commiflion under the Great Seal to them read, 
and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28—-A Com- 
mittee to adjuft their Accounts in the North, concerning free 
Quarter, Billet, and Provifions, 19g—Order for fending dowa 
Ammunition, 25——Inlarged, 15 Aug.—Letter to be fent to 
ihe Commiffioners with the Army read; others added; their 
Attendance in part to be difpented with—Order for advancing 
1001. to one of them, 6-——Others added, 12. Lofds Con- 
currence fignified, 13—A Committee to treat with Perfons 
about furnifhing 500 Arms for their Forces in Lreland—Order 
for fending then Ammunition—For charging the Moncey 
upon the Excife, 11—Order for a Month’s Pay for the Army 
here—Letter to be fent to the Northern Affociation to join 
the Forces now in Profecution of the Enemy, 15—Letter 
from the Commiflioners with the Army read ; a Counnittee 
to prepare Antwers from time to time, and bring them to 
Speaker to fign, 18—Several Letters, concerning the Sick- 
nefs, and a late Defeat given by the Enemy there, read, and 
to be remembered in the public Prayers next Fafi-day—Let- 
ter to Earl of Leven, and the Parliament’s Commilioners, 
read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign it—Commiffioners with 
the Scots Parliament impowered to treat in any Place, 25. 
Agreed to by Lords; Order to be fent to them—General 
Lefley’s Letter, communicated by Lords, read, 26——Or- 
der for fending down Piftols, 3 Sept.—Letter from the Com- 
miflioners with the Scots Parliament read; another from thofe 
with the Army, concerning drawing their Forces from Here- 
ford; Tranlcript thereof to be fent to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms upon the Piace; Both referred to a Committee, 4 
—Scots Commitlioners Anfwer, concerning the Difpofal of 
their Forces, to be defired, 8—Letter from the Commiflion- 
ers, with Copy of their Letter to the Committee of the States 
of Scotland, concerning treating with them, read, g—A 
Committee of both Houfes to receive what fhall be propound- 
ed by the Scots Commiflioners, 12. Report of Papers deli- 
vered to them; Papers read; Refolution for preparing a gene- 
ral Anfwer to the general Parts of one of them, one Head 
thereof—The Committee of both Kingdoms to inquire whe- 
ther it is the Defire of the Kingdom of Scotland that their 
Army fhould immediately return home, and to confider the 
whole Debate in Reference to the Treaty, 13. Report; De- 
claration that their Pay is to continue no longer than they are 
employed in England ; their Anfwer, touching the imucdiate 
March of their Army, reported, and voted unfatistactory— 
Ordér for providing a Month’s Pay, and Arms, and Ammu- 
nition for them, 15 Pofitive Antwer, concerning the Dif- 
pofal of their Army, to be demanded, 16. Prefented, and 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 19. A Com- 
mittee to digeft the Votes into the Form of an Anfwer to be 
fent to the Commiffioners, 16. Anfwer reported, and to be 
confidered, 20. Read, and re-committed, 27—Letter from 
the Parliament’s Commitlioners read—Paper containing the 
Scots Commiflioners Defires of Afliftance, communicated by 
Lords, 16. Letters concerning the Succets of the Scots 
Forces againft the Rebels, read; Members to congratulate 
the Commiflioners thereupon—Order for Thank{giving. Vide 
Thank{giving—Comuiflioners returned from the Army to 
give Account of their Proceedings, 19. Proceedings re- 
vorted, and read, 27——Several Letters read; their Army to 
% defired to march to Newark. Vide Newark—Declaration 
that they fhall not lay any Tax on any Part of the Kingdom 
—Order for paying to their. Foot 1,400 /. weekly, 23. Re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed 
to; Commiflioners to be acquainted with the Votes, 25—Or- 
dinance concerning fupplying their Army in Ireland fent to 
Lords, 23. Returned with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 27—Propofitions from the Army to the Committee 
at York, with their Anfwer, read, and to be communicated 
to the Scots Commiflioners—Letters from the Parliament’s 
Commiflioners to the Committee of Efiates of Scotland, with 
their Anfwer to the Firft, read, 2 Declaration that the 
Scots General has no Power to grant Commiffions for raifing 
Forces in England, and that they are void—That no Eng- 
lifhman ought to take them, 8 Oct. To be fent to Captain 
Stockdale—Committees Letters, &amp;c. for managing the War 
- at York, read, and referred to a Committee, g—Scots Com- 
miffioners Letter concerning Complaints againft their Army ; 
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to Lords, 13—Letter from the Committees at York to Ge- 
neral Leven; concerning his levying and quartering the Army 
in thofe Parts; Scots Commitlioncrs Letter, touching a Re- 
port of a Letter from the King to their General, feverally 
read, and to be communicated to Lords, 14—Scots Commil- 
fioners Paper, concerning providing Cloaths for their Army, 
referred to the Committee at Goldfiniths Hall, 22—Let- 
ter from the Commiflioners to the Parliament of Scotland 
read ; a Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks, and fig- 
nify the Houte’s Approbation of their coming away, 25 
Order for them to make their Report, 1 Noy. Pae 
pers of all their Tranfaétions prefented, and read; their Pro- 
ceedings approved ; ‘Thanks Uicreupon ; a Committee to pre- 
pue Letter, demanding the Delivery of the Towns garifon- 
ed by the Scots,12. Letter read; previous and main Que- 
ftions for appointing a certain Day, feverally Affirmative; 
Letter agreed to, 13. Lords Concurrence fignified; Meflen- 
ger appointed; Duplicate to be fent by another Meflenger, 
14—Scots Commiflioners Letter, with a Declaration inclufed, 
and feveral other Letters, read, and reterred to the Commit- 
tee for preparing an Anfwer to the Scots Papers,1 Nov. An- 
fwer read, and to be confidered, 11. Confidered; Claufe to 
be omitted, 14. Confideration of inferting an Enumeration 
of Monies received by Order of one or both Houfes, and fe- 
veral Claufes committed, 18. Reported, and agreed to, 19 
——-Returned from Lords, with Amendinents ; Amendments 
agreed to, 10 Dec.—A Committee to confider how the Army 
may be made ferviceable—Letter-to the Parliament of Scot- 
land, touching delivering up Belfafi, read, and agreed to, 24. 
Sent to Lords, 25. Returned, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to; the Committee for [rifh Affairs to fend it 
away, 2 Ordinance for fecuring Perfons that fhall ad- 
vance 31,000/. for the Army ordered, 24 Nov. Read, 
and paffed, 2 Dec. Sent to Lords, 3 —Scots Commiflioners 
Letter, with a Paper inclofed, 5—General Leven’s Letter, 
defiring a Supply, read; Order for providing Boots and Pitiols, 
13 Order for removing the Scots Horte out of Yorkthire 
and Derbyfhire, 1 Jan.—itefolution that there fhall not be 
above 2,000 Horfe and 1,000 Dragoons in the Army, to be 
communicated to the Coniniffioners, 5. A Committee to 
prepare Antwer to their Paper, concerning the Voie, and af- 
fign Reafons why a greater Number cannot be admitted, *. 
Keaions reported ; agrecd to, and to be communicated to the 
Commiflioners , Conterence to be defired with Lords there- 
upon ; and concerning the Scots raifing and forming Troops, 
and Regiments, by their own Commiflions—Commillioners 
Letter,.concerning the Pay and Provifions of their Army, 
read, 10—Letter from the Scots Parliament read, and to be 
cominunicated to Lords, 24. Treaties for the coming of the 
Scots Army into England--For the bringing 10,000 Scots into 
Muntfier, to be printed and publifhed, 13 Feb.--Letier from 
the Scots Parliament read ; Commitlioners to be detired to 
give in the Account of Monies due to that Kingdom, and 
their Armies in England and Ireland; Lords Concurrence 
figuified, 26-——~fhew Report tor 1,500/. per menfem, for 
their Army, communicated by Lords, 7 Mar. Orders for 
bringing in the Arrears upon their Ordinances ; a Committee to 
ree Letters to the County Coimittees, to reprefent the 
eceflity thereof; Speaker to fign them—Ordinance for 
taxing the Counties our Months longer, to commence from 

ift April next, ordered, 21, 
1646, Order for paying 4,000/. toward the Arrears of 
their Officers ; a Committee to apportion the Moncy, 28 
Mar. Cominiflioners Defires for ‘lwo Pinaces to guard 
the Coats, referred to the Committee of the Admiralty, 15 
Apr. Previous and inain Quettions for declaring thit the 
Kingdom has no further Need of the Scots Army, feverally 
Affirmative; Refolution for providing 100,000. for them 
forthwith ; 50,0004. to be paid upon the Delivering up all 
the Garilons, except Berwick ; the other 50,000 /. when they 
fhall be in Scotland; Commitlioners to be defired to fend in 
the Accounts of their Arrears, 19 May Lords to be ac- 
quainted therewith; Votes read; a Committee io confider of 
Ways and Means for fpeedy raifing the Money—Another 
Committee to prepare Anfwer to the Commitlioners Letter, 
concerning the demanding a State of their Accounts and Ar- 
rears—Declaration that there is no farther Ufe for the Scots 
Army in this Kingdom, to be communicated to the Eftates 
of Scotland—Retolution tor fending Commiflioners to refide 
there; feveral Letters and Papers read, and referred to a 
Committee, with Power to examine what new Forces are 
come or coming into England, 1 June.—Report ; to be con- 
fidered, 6.—A Committee to fiate the Cautes of Complaints 
and Jealoufies, and prepare Declaration thereupon, 9 Let- 
ter figned by one Commiflioner only, read; Speaker to inquire 
whether it came from them as Commiflioners, 21 May—— 
A Committee to prepare Anfwer to the Commiffioners, con- 
cerning the State of their Arrears and Accounts, 1 June. An- 
{wer reported, real, and agreed to, 11. Speaker to defire their 
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Anfwer, 18———Paper concerning it read, and referred to a 

Committee, 6 July——Scots Commiffioners Letter, with 

Paper inclofed, and Lords Senfe thereupon, read—Ordinance 

for punifhing the Printers and Contrivers of {candalous Papers 

againft that Kingdom, or their Army refiding in England, read 
twice, and committed—Previous and main Queftions for paying 
the Army, 100,000/. upon their marching out of the Kingdom, 
feverally Affirmative; a Committee to confer with them there- 
upon, 14 Aug. Their Anfwer reported; Paper, intimating 
their Willingnefs to take a Sum in grofs, read ; the Committee 
to inquire what Sum will fatisfy them, and at what times they 
expect the Payment, 18. Paper reported, and read; further 
Report that they faid they expected 500,000 /. 200,000/. to be 
paid prefently, and 300,000 /, within a Year, 19. Articles of 
the Treaty, their Paper, and the Report, read; Refolution for 
paying them 200,000/. upon their marching out of the King- 
dom; Time for the Payment of One Moiety ; the Committee 
to confer with them about the Place—Times for paying the 
other Moiety—Another Committee to prepare a general Ef- 
timate of their Accounts, and confider the Eftimate delivered 
in by them—The Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to confider 
how the 100,000/. may be railed within the Time, 21. Re- 
port; Order for them to treat again with Perfons for advancing 
the Monies, and upon what Security—Eftimate reported, and 
recommitted, 25. General Eftimate of the Accounts of the 

Scots Army delivered by the Commiffioners; Eftimate, with 

Exceptions thereto, reported, read, and to be communicated 

to them; a Committee to offer them 100,000/. more than 

the Sum already voted, and defire their Anfwer to this and the 
former Votes, 27 Two Papers from them read; One in 

Anfwer to the Eftimate and Exceptions, the other an Anlwer 

to the 300,000/. offered them ; the Second confidered ; pre- 

vious and main Queftions for offering another 100,000 l. feve- 
rally Affirmative; Houfe adhere to their Votes as to the Time 
and Manner of paying the 300,000 /, formerly voted ; Time 
for Payment of the Money now voted; a Committee to defire 
the Commiffioners Anfwer, 1 Sept. Previous and main Quef- 
tions that Houfe adhere to their former Votes as to the Time 
and Manner of paying the 400,000/. feverally Affirmative ; 
the Committee to offer them Reafons, and conter with them 
about the Place for receiving the Monies, and declare that 

Houfe expects them, upon Payment thereof, to march out of 

the Kingdom, 2. Paper delivered to them, reported, and 

read; their Anfwer read twice, and to be confidered, 4. Read; 
revious Queftion for adhering to the former Votes, as to the 

Time and Manner of Payment, Neg.; a Committee to treat 

with the City about borrowing 200,000/. Vide London—A 

Committee to treat with them touching the Delivering op 

the Garifons, and the marching their Forces out of the King- 

doin, and defire them, if they want Powers, to procure the 
fame ipeedily, and to declare if they have Infiructions to mak» 
any further Demands, 5. Paper touching the Delivery of th: 

Forts and Garifons, reported, 1o———A Committee to prepare 

Declaration concerning the Manner of paying 200,000/. 13 

Nov. Declaration reported, and agreed to; returned from 

Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 14— 

Declaration for further Security of thofe who fhall double their 

Money towards raifing the Sum, read twice, and committed, 

24—Ordinance for further Explanation thereof, read, and 

paffed, 26—Order for referring it to a Committee to treat with 
the Commiflioners touching the Payment of the Monies, upon 
their Army’s marching out of the Kingdom, 28. Returned 

from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed tu, 30 

Order for making their Report, 1 Dec. Letter from 
York, concerning the fad Condition of the Country under the 
Burden of the Scots, read, 15 Sept. ‘Ordinance for confirm- 
ing the Treaty with Scotland, read twice, and committed, 12 
Oéi. Reported, and paffed, 15— Commiflioners Paper, repre- 
fenting the Neceflities of their Army, and the Hardthips oi free 
Quarter upon the Country, read, 24—Their Letter, com lain- 
ing of a Pamphlet, read—Paper concerning the Scots Horfe 
being drawn into Bodies, and keeping Guard§ read; Order 
for placing Guards upon the feveral Paffes upon the Trent, 
and permitting none 0 go Northward without fufticient Pafles, 
and for fiopping all fufpected Perfons, 29 -Letter from 
Cumberland, concerning their Sufferings by the Scots Forces, 
referred to the Northern Committee, with Power to receive 
Informations concerning Northumberland, 7 Nov. Com- 
miffioners Letter read; Papers in Anfwer to Letters, &amp;c. 
concerning the Sufferings of the North by their Army; a 
Committee to prepare Anfwer to them, 10. 

Scott, Edward, 1646, Petition referred to a Committee, 1 
Sept. 

Major Thomas, 1646, to be recommended for an Employ- 
ment in Ireland; his Attendance on the Houfe to be difpenfed 
with, 17 Oét. ao) + 

Scotter, 1646, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Minifter, 9 
Apr——tThey put Houfe in mind thereof, 31 July——Ordi- 
nance read, and paffed, 5 Aug. 

Scroope, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 

Vou. IV. 





























pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 2 May. Sent 
to Lords, 15. 

Sea Laws, 1645, Report concerning fome, communicated by 
Lords, 2 Dec. 

Seaburne, Richard, 1645, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament ; to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 3 Jan. To be 
delivered over to the Serjeant, 22. 


1646, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall impowered to 
fend for, compound with, and bail him, 28 May. 

Searle, Colonel, 1645, his Petition from Lords, and their 
Defire concerning him, referred to the Committee of the 
Weft, 13 Dec. 

George, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week 

for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June His Petition; Order 

for Satisfaction towards his Loffes, 22 Dec.—Sent to Lords, 

2% Returned, with Amendments; Amendments: referred 

to a Committee, 5 Jan. 

1646, frefh Order for Satisfaction to him; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 10 July Order for his Weekly 
Allowance difcharged, 20 Aug. 

—— Mr. 1646, his Petition from Lords, with f{pecial Recom- 
mendation, 14 Mar. 

—* Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 25 Feb. Excufed, 13 

ar.—To continue to exercile his Minittry in Ely Cathedral, 
24. 


























—— 1646, defired to preach, 25 Aug——Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 10 Sept. on 
— Thomas, a Conviét in Newgate, and te ae by the 


oule, 1644; his Petition; Order tor a full Pardon, 22 
Mar. 





1645, agreed to by Lords, 28. 

Sequejirators. Vide Delinquents—1645, a Committee to con- 
fider Abufes of Sequettrations, Sequeftrators, and Sollicitars, 
in the Counties, 16 Aug. ; 

— 1646, Houfe to confider of continuing the Committee 
of Sequeftrations, 10 Nov. 

Serjeant, 1645, Peifon appointed to attend in his Abfence, 11. 
Sept. Houle appoints a Serjeant, 9 Jan. 

Servants, 1644, the Committee of plundered Minifters to con- - 
fider of fome Days for their Relaxation, 1 Jan. 

Seymour, Doroihy, 1644, Order for difpofing of 5,000 2. belong- 
ing to her, 21 Feb. : 

Mr. 1646, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to fend 
for, compound with, and bail him, 28 May. 

ShaftefLury, new Writ, 25 Sept. 1645——7 Oct. 1646. 

Shallett, Francis, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
rs his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
31 Jan. 

1646, read, and pafled, 4 May——Amended, 5 June 
Sent to Lords, go July. 
— Richard, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
ing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 9 

Tar. Bint 

Shepcott, Thomas and Phillip, 1646, their Fines accepted ; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and paffed, 
10 Nov. Sent to Lords, 21. 

Sharpeith, Lady, 1645, Ordinance from Lords concerning her, 
15 Aug. They put the Houfe in mind thereof, 14 Nov. 
Shawell, Henry, 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 18 

May. 

Shefield, Sampfon, 1645, Petition read ; a Committee to ex- 
amine what Damages he has fuftained, 24 Nov. 

Sheffield Caftie, 1646, Order for making it untenable, 30 
Apr. 

Sheldon, William, 1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 

' Sale of his Eftate, 25 Sept. Vide Winchefer, Marquis of. 
Shelford Houle, 1645, Letter concerning the taking it, with Copy 

of the Summons of the Governor, and his Anfwer, read— 
Order fora Reward to the Meffenger, 8 Noy. Sent to Lords, 
10. 

Shelly, Mr. 1644, Information concerning his Wardhhip, referred 
to a Committee, 5 Mar. 

Shepheard, Mr. a Prieft, 1644, Order for his Commitment to 

ewgate, 13 Jan. 

Sherbourn, 1645, Letter concerning the taking the Caftle, read; 
Order for a Thankfgiving—For a Reward. to the Meffenger, 
18 Aug.——Other Letters, sige. the Succefs over Lord 

' Digby’s Forces near the Town, and Lift of Prifoners, read, 

_and to be communicated to Lords, with Defire they may be 

printed—Order for Rewards to the Meffengers—For fequef- 
tering the Prifoners Eftates, 20 O&amp;——Other Letters to be 
read, 1 Nov. Read; a Committee to take the Lift of them, 
and fit them to be delivered at a Conference, 3. Sent; a 
Committee of both Houfes to confider what is fit to be done 
upon them, u: 

Sheriffs, 1644, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to give Order 
for iffuing Commiffions to them, 30 Dec.—~Lords Concur- 

~ rence fignified, 1 Jan—To ae the ufual Patents, &amp;c. for 

Difcharge 























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IN DE X @o the Fourtu VouumMe. 


Difcharge of former Sheriffs, and giving Power to thofe 

appointed by Houfe, ¢.——Lords Concurrence fignified, 12 

To require Perfons nominated to accept their Commif-. 

fions, and put them in Execution, and pretent the Names of 

fuch as refufe, 10 Feb. : 

1645, the Committee of Examinations to examine the 

Caufe of their Refulal, 2 May The Committee concern- 

ing pafling their Accounts revived ; Order for their Sitting, 

27 Nov. 

: 1646, another Committee to confider of the Fees for 

paffing them, and of an Allowance to Perfons that receive 

them, 26 Mar. Revived, and to fit de die in diem, 1 Dec, 

A Committee to confider of fit Perfons to be Sheriffs, 
30 OG. Report; feveral approved; Gentlemen that 

refent Names to fet their Hands to them; Order for further 
ned 1 Dec.—Names of Sheriffs to be returned into the 
Exchequer, and they to give Security, 4. 

Sherrington, Francis, 1646, not to be exchanged but upon 
certain Conditions. 18 Apr. 

Shields, North and South, 1646, Petition of Owners of Salt- 
pans, referred to the Committee of Excife, 18 Apr. 

Shipwrights, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, to exempt them from 
being preffed tor Land Service, 25 Mar. 

1646, another from them, for regulating the Corpo- 
ration, read, 16 Aug. 

Shirley, Sir Charles, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

1645, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 29 Mar. 

Shirwood, Ralph and Philip, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Shrewfbury, 1644, Letter concerning the taking it read ; Order 
for a Reward to the Meffenger, 25 Feb. —Committces Letter, 
with Lift of Prifoners, read ; Order for charging 4,000 /. upon 
the Excife—For Letter of Thanks to the Committee—Power 
given them to nominate a Governor, and in the mean time 
to take care of the Prefervation of the Town; the Committee 
of both Kingdoms to conlider of fending down Forces, and 
other Neceffaries, 27. 

-— 1645, Ordinance for 2,000/, the Remainder of the 
4001. out of the Excife, read twice, and committed, 16 
Sept. Reported, and paffed, 3 Jan. Sent to Lords, 5. 

———— 1646, Order appointing a Governor of the Caftle, and 
for a Commiffion to him, 2 June. Sent to Lords, 5. 

1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. 1g Jan. 

Shropfhire, 1644, Counties that have Forces there to be defired 
to pay them—Information of Forces gathering, and marching 
thither, and of more expected from Ireland, referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms, 6 Mar. 

1645, Committees Letter referred to them ; the Com- 
mittee to fettle thie Command in Chief of the Forces, 26 May 

Another Letter read, and referred, 26 June Order 

appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the 

Great Seal, 25 5ept. Sent to Lords, 30. 

1646, a Committee to confider what Garifons are fit 

to be reduced, with Power to reduce them, 4 Apr. The 

Committee for lrifh Affairs to entertain fuch of their Forces 

as they think fit for the prefent Service of Ireland; the Com- 

mittee of the County to confider of fatisfying their Arrears, 
and fending them away, 15 June-——Order for flighting all 
the Garifons, except as excepted, 11 July To be fent to 

Lords, 4 Aug. Sent, 6——Order appointing High Sheriff, 

and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 29 Oct. Sent 

to Lords, 10 Nov. 

— 1646, new Writ, 5 June Petition of Freeholders 
referred to the Committee of Elections, 17 Sept. 

Siddell, Michael, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Sidley, Sir William, 1645, to have Leave to go with his Mother, 
&amp;c. beyond Sea, 6 Sept. 

Sidney, Colonel Algernoon, 1645, Order appointing him 
Governor of Chichefier, and for a Commitlion, 9g May. Sent 
to Lords, 10. 

1646, Order for fending his Regiment into Ireland, 3 

July. Sent to Lords, 6. 

Captain, 1646, to have Leave to tranfport Three Horfes, 
27 Aug. 

Signet Seal, 1646, brought from Oxon, prefented; Order for 
locking it up, 3 July. 

Sikes, Edward, 1644, Petition, 25 Feb. Vide Exchange, a 
Ship, 

Siler, Tiina Colonel, 1645, Order appointing him Governor 
of Bofton, g May. Sent to Lords, 10. The Committee of 
both Kingdoms to grant him a Comnitlion, 26. 

Silkmen, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee of Excife, 
29 Dec. 

Silks. Vide Supply. 

Silly, 1646, Letter from Lords concerning the State of the 
Iffands—Order appointing a Governor, and for a Commiifion, 
22 Sept.—Letter and Articles of Surrender read; Articles 
approved; Order for a Reward to the Meffenger—A Com- 
mittee to confider of Ways for raifing the Money engaged to 
be paid upon the Surrender, 5 O&amp;.—Ordinance appointing a 
Governor, fent to Lords, 13. 










































































Simcott, ‘Thomas, 1644, Order for ftaying his Trial at the 
Seffions, and referring it toa Council of War, 1 Mar. 

Simonds, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 26 Aug. Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 30 Sept. 

Simpkinfon, John. Vide Heemfen. 

Simpfon, Francis, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

yee Mr. 1646, Order, inhibiting him to preach, difcharged, 
28 Oét. 

Skinner, Auguftine, 1645, Petition referred to Sir John Dan- 
ver’s Committee, 13 Jan. 

~— on, Major General, 1644, to be defired to repair to his 

harge, 21 Jan. 17 Mar.—Order for auditing his Arrears, 
and for making out Debentures, and paying him 500/. upon 
Account, 22. 

1645, Auditor to be enjoined to audit them, 25 Mar. 
Letter of Thanks to him ordered ; Speaker to fign it, 7 Apr. 
—Order for his Captain Lieutenant to have the Pay of a Cap- 
tain, 19 Sent to Lords, 10 May——His Letter; the Com- 
mittee of the Militia of London and Middlefex to be defired 
to haften the Recruits to the Rendezvous, 21 Apr. Letter 
to exprels the Senfe Houfe has of his faithful Services, ordered; 
the Committee of the Army to fend down a Phyfician, and 
require the Surgeons upon the Place to take {pecial Care of 
him, 20June. Another Phyfician and Surgeon fent, 23—His 
Letter read ; Order for paying him 200/—For paying his 
Phyficians and Surgeons the fame Sum; a Committee to 
prepare Anfwer, 30-—Members to vifit him from the Houfe, 
and thank him for his great Services—The Committee of 
Sequettrations to provide a convenient Houfe for him, 12 July. 
To provide it Rent-free, repair, and furnifh it, 31 Petition 
of well-affected Inhabitants of Briftol, defiring he may be ap- 
»ointed Governor ; Refolution for recommending him to Sir 

‘homas Fairfax, 15 Sept. His Letter, concerning fending 
his Regiment to the Army, referred to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms, 4 Feb.—Another, with Lords Senfe thereupon, 10. 

Skipton Caftle, 1645, Letter concerning the Surrender thereof 
read, and referred to the Committee of the Northern Affo- 
ciation—Order for a Reward to the Metlenger, 27 Dec. 

1646, Order for demolifhing the Fortifications; Earl of 

Pembroke to be defired to place his Servants there, 30 Apr. 

Slaney, John, 1645, to be difcharged from further Damages 
concerning the Wine Project, upon paying 40/.; his Bond to 
be delivered up, 2 May. 

~~ Major, 1646, committed to the Tower for High Treafon, 
1 June. 
































Slaughter, Captain, 1646, his Petition from Lords, 11 Aug. 

Slingsby, Colonel, 1645, to be exchanged for Colonel Sanderfon, 
22 O&amp;. 

Smith, Edward, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
—" his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 

ug. 

Sir Walter, 1645, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to 

compound with him for his Delinquency, 18 Oct. 

Samuel, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 

Prothonotary of the Chancery, 14 Nov. 

John, 1645, Petition; Order for paying him and Thomas 

Richardion 400l. as Commiffaries for eed and inrolling 
Horfes and Arms ; previous Question for paying them 4oo/. 
more, Neg. 12 Jan. 

~— Major, 1646, Major General Browne to take fome Courfe 
for gaining him into Quarters, 15 Apr. His Examination 
read, 8 June——His Petition referred to a Committee, 4 
Aug. 

Sir Piercy, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 19 Mar. 

1646, referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 26 
Mar. Order for paying him 3oo/. upon Account, 30. Agreed 
to by Lords, 31. 

Smithefby, William, 1645, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Revenue, 27 O&amp;t. 

Smythe, Captain, 1644, Lord General to be defired to fend him 
up in fafe Cuftody fora Murder, 17 Mar. 

Dr. 1645, defired to preach, 27 May Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 24 June. 

-—— Sir Charles, 1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
Sale of his Eftate, 25 Sept. Vide Winchefter, Marquis of. 
Smythwark, Thomas, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
ardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, a 

ar. 





























1646, read, and pafled, 4 May——-Sent to Lords, 21 
Nov. 

Snell, Robert, 1646. Vide Priviteges. 

Soame, Stephen, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 16 
Aug. 

"1646, read, and paffed, 18 May 


June. 


Sent to Lords, 1 








Soames, Sir Thomas, 1644, to pay 1,000 /, due to a Delinquent 
to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall; Perfon to give him a 
Releafe, or deliver up the Bill he gave under his Hand for 


ayment thereof, 26 Dec. 
_ ereof, c Pore 5 


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INDEX w&amp; the Foturtu Vouumeg. 





1646, the Committee to appoint a Day for paying it, 
and confider of indemnifying him, 18 June. 

Soap. Vide Supply. 

Soldiers, and their Widows, 1644, Moiety of the Colletions 
in certain Parifhes, on Faft Days, to be employed for their 
Relief, 28 Jan. 24 Feb. 

1645, like Orders, 25 Mar. 29 Apr. 24 May 

18 June 20 &amp; 26 Aug. 1 &amp; 20 Ott. 24 Mar. 

Ordinance for paying them and Waggoners, read twice, 

and committed ; lelbeatlion to confider whether they may not 

be fatisfied by the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 5 May. 

Ordinance reported, and paffed, 10—Their Petition; Order 

for an additional 50/. Weekly out of the Excife—For paying 

1,000 7. out of fequeftyable Eftates difcovered by them, to the 

Surgeons and Apothecaries attending them—For allowing 50 /. 

per Annum to the Treafurers, and thanking them for their 

Great Pains, 24 Ordinance enabling the Treafurers to give 
ifcharges for Money received, to the Commiffioners of Ex. 

cife, read, and pafled, 10 June—Agreed to by Lords—The 

Committee of Excife to prepare Ordinance for difpofing a 

Moicty of the Forfeitures, upon Non-payment of the Excife 

for their Relief—Order for aifigning a Moiety of fequeftrable 

Eftates, difcovered by certain Pertons, for their Relief, and 

for Payment of Surgeons and Apothecaries, 11—Order for a 

Collection for them next Thankfgiving Day, 24——Order 

for paying 1,000/. to the Widows, 22 Sept. Ordinance 

for that Purpofe, and for 100/, to Major Backhoufe’s Widow, 
read, and pafled, 10 Oé. Sent to Lords, 11. Returned, 
with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 14—Their 

Petition; Order for charging upon the Excife 50/. per Week 

for Six Weeks, for their Relief, Ordinance for that Purpote 

ordered—Member to treat with the Cominiffioners of Excite 
about an additional Excife upon Saltery Wares, and allowing 

Two-thirds of Forfeitures for their Relief—Treafurers to be 

defired to take upon them the Receipt and Payment of Money 

remaining with the Commiffioners, 18 A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for 1,200/. out of fach Delinquents Eftates 
as they fhall prefent, for difcharging the Engagements for 
them, 17 Nov. Ordinance read, and palled, 15 Dec. 
Sent to Lords, 22——The County Committees to call to Ac- 
count Perfons that have Monies in their Hands, which ought 
to be employed for their Maintenance—Order for collecting 
the antient Rates ufually paid for them—The County Com- 
mittees to provide for thofe in the Counties—Order for contri- 
buting old Cloaths and Surplices to their Service—Order for 
allowing them 1001. per Week out of Haberdafhers Hall— 

Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 17 Nov. Read, and 

pafled, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 24——Their Petition read, 

15 Dec. Letter from the Committee of Accounts, con- 

cerning taking the Accounts of their Wives and Widows, 

read; the Committee of Petitions to receive their Petitions, 
and exhibit them to that Committee ; Committee iunpowered 
to refer them to Auditors, 29 Order for charging upon 
the Excife 100/. per Week, formerly charged upon Haber- 
dafhers Hall ; Member to prepare Ordinance for that Purpote, 

4 Aug. Order for paying the Arrears out of Haberdathers 

Hall—For paying 1004. per Week out of Goldfimiths Hall, 

6——Order for paying a Debt due to a Delinquent, for the 

Ufe of their Wives and Widows, 3 Sept. 


















































Solyhall, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, 18 - 


May. 
Somerjet, County, 1645, Petition of well-affecéted Inhabitants of 


the Eaftern Part, read, and referred to the Committee of the 
Welt, 25 Oct. Report, 13 Jan. Order for Minifters, 
forced from their Hlekisattons, to repair to their Charges, 
9 Mar. 
- 1646, Members for any Place in the County to attend, 
5 June——Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 
—— 1645, new Writ, 25 Oct. Letter touching the Elec- 
tion, read ; Bufinefs to be left to the ordinary Courfe, 9 Dec. 
Petition of Freeholders, &amp;c. read; nothing done there- 
upon, 1 &amp;gJan. Election referred to the Committee of the 
North, 13. 
1646, Report; Refolution that the Clerk | of the 
County adjourned the County Court without the Freehold- 
ers Confent; Eleétion declared void—New Writ ordered, § 


June. 























Earl of, 1645, a Committee to fearch and report the 

State of his Peerage, 14 May. 

Houfe, 1645, the Committee of the Revenue to demolifh 
the Chapel, 16 Mar. 

Somefier, William, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 Feb. 

South Sea Caftle. Vide Portfmouth. 

Southampton, County, 1644, Letter to be fent to the Commit- 
tees, to quicken them in fending away the Forces defigned for 
the Weft, 1 Jan. Order for protecting the County when they 
are drawn out, and for raifing Arrears due to a Troop out 

Vou. IV. 

















of the Quarters of Enemies therein—The Committees to re« 
pay Sir William Waller Monies advanced for their Troops, 
2 Jan. 
~—— 1645, Gentlemen of the County dmpowered to bring 
in Ordinance for putting it into a Potture of Defence, 5 Apr. 
Ordinance read twice, and committed, 24 May—Ke- 
ported, and paffed, 7 June——Returned from Lords with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 1o——TInformation 
that the Committce would fend 100 Horfe into the Wet: 
Order for providing Piftols, &amp;c. for them, 7 June——=For 
100/. towards their Pay, 5 July——Ordinance for etm- 
ploying Horfe in the County, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 6 Aug.—--Ordinance for martial Law 
there, read, and paffed, go Sept._—Sent to Lords, 1 O&amp;. 
—Ordinance enabling the Committee to remove feandalous 
Minifters, and place others in their room, read twice, and 
committed, 18—The Committee to confider of the fitteft 














Place for a Garifon, and of a Perfon to be Governor thereof 


—Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion un- 

der the Great Seal, 20. Sent to Lords, 21——Leave given him 

to go out of the County, 10 Nov.—Order for paying the 

Kentith Dragoons for the Time they were in the Service of 

the County, 7 Nov.——The Commiitee to apprehend Soldiers 

sean from the Army without Licence, at return them, 23 
ec. 





1646, the Committee to examine and find out a Per- 

fon who robbed a Member’s Servant, 26 Mar.——Ordeér ap- 

pointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great 

Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to LOrds, 2. 

1645, new Writ, 24 O&amp;. 10 Nov. 

— Town, 1645, a Committee to confider of a fit Per- 
fon to be Governor, 9 May—Officers Prifoners to be fent 
from thence in fafe Cuftody, 29 Order appointing a Go- 
vernor, and for a Commitlion, agreed to by Lords, 5 July 
—— Ordinance enabling the Sub-Commiffioners to pay the 
Excife of the Town to their Forces, read, and paffed, 3 Nov. 
Sent to Lords, 4. 

1646, Ordinance for Repayment of Money advanced 
by the Inhabitants, read, and pafled, 30 Apr——Agreed to 
by Lords, 2 May. : 

Countets of, 1645, to have Pafs for herfelf and Two 
young Children to go from Oxon to Titchfield; Continuance 
thereof, 4 Aug. The Committee of Examinations to exa- 
mine and fecure her, 30 Dec. 

Earl of, 1646, Member to difpofe of his Child that 
came from Oxon with Lady Dunfmore, 6 Apr. Letter 
concerning his Propofals touching the King, read twice; 
previous and main Queftions for communicating it to Lotds, 
feverally Affirmative; Declaration that Addrefles this Way, 
and not to the Parliament, are indire&amp;t, and an Obftruétion 
to the Proceedings for Peace; Queftion for defiring Lords, 
after their Concurrence, that the Votes may be communicated 
to Scots Commiflioners, Neg.; a Committee to prepare Rea- 
~~ to be offered to Lords at a Conference, for paling thefe 

fotes, 27. 

Southcote, a 1645, Order from Lords, for difcharging 
— with the Report and Certificates of his Cafe, 

ct. 

1646, his Petition read; Order for difcharging his Se- 
quefiration, 7 Apr. 

Southwark, 1645, Petition of Inhabitants, for Leave to ele&amp; 
Two Burgefles; previous and main Queftions for appointing 
a Day to confider it, feverally Affirmative, 6 Aug. Petition 
referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 14. Report; 
new Writ ordered, 21 Another Petition of Inhabitants, 
27 Jan. 

Southwell, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Vicar, 
read, 3 Sept. 

Spain, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing an Agent there, 
read, and pafled, 5 May. 

Spanifh Merchants, 1644, their Petition communicated by Lords, 
25 Jan. 

— Ambaffador. Vide Cartenas. 

Sparrow, Colonel, 1644, Order for reducing his Regiment, and 
paying 300 /. to bring off the Officers, and elear their Quarters, 
14 Mar. 

Speuke, George, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 14 
Feb, Read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
18 May. 

Speaker, 1645, leaves the Chair, that Houfe may aceompany-a 
Meflage to Lords, 31 Mar.——24 Feb.——Gives @ cafting 
Vote, 31 Mar. ‘o prefent every Morning all Matters of 
Courfe depending, 7 Apr.—To iflue Warrants for preventing 
Quarrels when the Houfe is fitting, 28-——Not to take the 
Chair without Order, 10 July~—-Report of Examinations 
concerning him, referred to the Committee of Examinations 

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21. Vide Privileges—To iffue Warrants for apprehending 

Perfons to be named to him, 12 Aug. —-Order py a 

Mafter of the Rolls, and for a Commiffion under the Great 

Seal, 27 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 31. ; 

1646, a Committee to examine Informations given in by 
him, 8 June——Leaves the Chair, that Houle may accom- 
pany a Meflage to Lords, 3 Nov. 

Spenfer, Mary, 1646, her Petition from Lords, 2 May. 

Spi ler, Sir ~ sda 1646, committed to the Tower for adhering 
to the Enemy, 2 July. His Petition; Order for bailing him, 17. 

Spott, Lieutenant, 1645, his Petition for Pardon, communicated 
by Lords, 24 July. 

Spratt, Stephen, 1645, Letter concerning him and Thomas Ri- 
~ rg referred to the Committee of Examinations, 15 

ov. 

Spurflow, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 30 May Thanked ; 
and to print his Sermon, 24 June. 

Squire, Thomas, 1644, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Examinations, 28 Jan. 

Stafford, County, 1645, Petition of Inhabitants to be confidered, 
26 June——Additional Deputy Lieutenants from Lords; One 
_— to, 23 Aug. Order for 3,000 1. for the Forces, 24 

Ov. Vote for High Sheriff, fent to Lords, 9 Dec. 

1646, Order from Lords, appointing the Earl of Mid- 

dlefex Lord Lieutenant, 22 Sept-———Order appointing High 

Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. 

Sent to Lords, 2. 

Town, new Writ, 25 Sept. 1645 31 July 1646. 

1646, Order for continuing the Garifon, 4 Aug. 

Stamford, 1645, new Writ, 12 Sept. 

——— Earl of, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

- Countefs of, 1645, her Petition from Lords read, and 

to be confidered, 10 Dec. Order for allowing her 500/. per 

Annum, 15. Sent to Lords, 17. 

Rivers, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Rec- 
tor, to be read, 3 Sept. 

Standifh, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Rector, 3 

an. 


ae Edward, 1645, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 18 
ay. 









































Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, to be exchanged for Captains 
Arnold and Newman, 7 June. 

Stanfby, John, 1645, Command in the Fleet, as to him, re 
committed, 23 Feb—a Report; approved to be Captain, 
5, Mar. 

Stapeley, Colonel, 1644, to fend up Soldiers complained of for 
Outrages. 24 Jan. . 

1645, Articles againft him, referred to a Committee, 29 





Mar. 

a. Sir Philip, 1644, Information of a Paper given to 
the Committee of the Militia concerning him, referred to the 
Committee of Examinations, 1 Mar. 

— 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for his pre- 

fent Subfiftence, 3 June For allowing him 20s. per diem 

as Captain: of the Lord General’s Lifeguard For paying 

Part of his Arrears, 25 Sept. Sent to Lords, 26. 

— 1646, Order for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 
20 Aug. 

Starch. Vide Supply. 

Starr, Colonel, bab, a Committee to confer with the Com- 
mittee of the Militia for the Difpofal of his Horfe, 3 Apr. 
Order for a Gratuity to him above the Difbanding Money, 
17 Oét. 

Staveley, Arthur, 1645, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 28 Aug. Order for making Report, 25 Sept. 

1646, his Cafe reported ; a Committee to prepare Rea- 
fons, to be offered to Lords at a Conference thereupon, 
2 Sept. 

Sashes, Nathaniel, 1645, Ordinance for fecuring to him, and 
others, 2,300/. advanced by them, read, and paffed; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 26 Apr. His Information concern- 
ing concealed Plate, &amp;c. referred to the Committee at Haber- 
dathers Hall; Order for difpofing of the Proceed thereof; 21 
May——Ordinance for paying the Intereft for 500/. for Six 
Months, and for paying the Principal in Twelve Months out 
of the Excife, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 22 Sept. 

Edwards, 1645, Order for allowing 4/. a Week for 
his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

——— 1646, difcharged, 20 Ang. 

- Thomas, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for continuing 
him High Sheriff of Gloucefterfhire, agreed to, 4 Sept. 

John, 1646, Petition read; Ordinance for Reparation 

of his Damages, ordered, 6 May, Read twice, and com- 

mitted, 18. 


Major Richard, 1646, Petition read ; Petitioner to dif- 









































cover Monies informed by him to belong to a Delinquent, and, 
upon Proof, to receive it for his Arrears, 3 Oct. 
Stepney, 1645, former Order for removing the Steward of the 


Manor, and appointing another, read, and repealed ; Earl of 
Pembroke to appoint One, 22 Dec. 
Stepney, Sir John, 1645, committed to Southwark Compter for 
igh Treafon, 22 Jan. 
1646, the Committtee at Goldfmiths Hall impowered 
to fend for, compound with, and bail him, 28 May. 
Sterling, Colonel, 1644, Earl of Manchefter to be defired to 
fend for him up, to be examined by a Committee, 10 Jan. 
1645, his Petition from Lords, 5 Apr.—— Read, and 
referred to a Committee, 26 Jul Report; Order for pay- 
ing him 2oo0/. in Part of his Arrears, 16 Mar. 

Sterry, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 29 O&amp;. 
to print his Sermon, 26 Nov. 

Steward, William, 1646. Vide Privileges—Petition read; Or- 
der for fecuring and repaying Monies due to him, 31 Mar. 
Henry, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, for paying him 
and Mr. Gray out of a Delinquent’s Eftate, g Apr. Read, 














Thanked, and 














and rejected—Another read, and paffed, 31 July——Sent to 
Lords, 6 Aug. 
Stile, Elizabeth, 1646, her Fine accepted ; 11 June Ordi- 


nance for pardoning her Delinquency, fent to Lords, 21 Novy. 

Stock, Johan, 1646, to have Pafs to return into hisown Coun. 
try, 20 Apr. 

Stockdale, Mr. 1645, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to exa- 
mine his Losses, 22 Dec. Report; Order for Satistaétion 
for them, 23 Mar. 

Stockings. Vide Supply. 

Stone, Henry, 1644, Meflage from Lords, acquainting Houfe 
they had received Articles againft him from Lord Denbigh, 3 
Jan. Another Meflage, defiring they may be referred to the 
Committee of his Affociation ; Order for reading them, 4. 

1645, Order appointing him Governor of Ecclethali Caftle, 

difagreed to by Lords, 12 May. 

Sir Richard, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
one his Delinquency upon Payment thereof, ordered, 22 

ar. 

—— 1645, read, and pafled, 8 Apr. Sent to Lords, 11. 
Captain, 1645, Letters concerning his Victory over the 
Litchfield Horfe; Order for Letter of Thanks—For payin 
him 500 l. towards the Charge of raifing his Troop, and 5007, 
to buy him Horfes—For paying his Lieutenant 50/. as a 

Refpect from the Houfe, 27 Jan. 

Stonchoufe, Sir James, 1645. Vide Privileges—Ordinance to 
indemnify him for paying Money belonging to Sir John Byron, 
read, 5 Tune. Committed, 6, 

Stores, public. Vide Ordnance. 

Stowell, Sir John, 1646, refufes to kneel at the Bar; ordered to 
withdraw ; committed to Newgate for High Treafon; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Indictment, 18 Aug. 

Stradling, Major General,.1645, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
16 Dec. 

Strafford, 1644, Committees Petition read, and to be confidered, 
17 Feb. 

pet Roger le, 1644, Order for the Commiffioners for mar- 
tial Law to certify the State of his Cafe, agreed to by Lords 
—Mefluge from them, defiring the Sentence may be refpited 
for Six Days after the Delivery of the Certificate, 1 Jan. 
Certificate prefented, and to be confidered, 28, 

1645, his Petition and Lords Order thereupon, 24 

July. Another, with Lords Defires thereupon, 17 Jan. 

They put Houfe in mind thereof, 7 Mar. 

Sir Hammond le, and Mr. Clench, 1645, their Petition 
from Lords, 12 Apr.—Concurrence of Houfe defired to an 
Order thereupon, 12 Apr.——2 and 12 May. Petition re- 
ferred to a Committee, 12 Lords put Houfe in mind 
thereof, 30 Aug. Committees added, 2 Mar. 

Strangewaies, Giles, 1645, Order for committing him to the 
Tower for High Treafon; Sentence pronounced ; no Prifon- 
ers to be fuffered to vifit him, 29 Aug: 

Sir John, 1645, Letter concerning the apprehend- 
ing him, read ; Order for fending him Prifoner to the Governor 
of Gloucefter, 25 Oct. For bringing him to Bar For his 
Commitment to the Tower for High Treafon; Sentence pro- 
nounced, 29 Nov. Members have Leave to vilit him, 7 
Feb. 

Straughan, Major Archibald, 1645, to be fent up in fafe Cuf- 
tody, 29 May. 

Stretton, Jane, 1645, Report of blafphemous Words fpoken by 
her re-cominitted ; Committees added; the Committee to 
examine the whole Bufinefs, 19 Apr. Report; Charge 
againft her to be prepared, and tran{mitted to Lords, 11 June. 

Strickland, Mr. defired to preach, 31 July——24 Sept.——23 
Feb. 1645——Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 27 Aug. 

29 O&amp;t. Excufed, 23 Feb. 1645 Defired to preach, 

30 Sept. Excufed, 3 Odct. 1646. 

Walter, 1645, Order for allowing him 4ool. per Ans 

num out of the Revenue—For beftowing 500/. upon him as a 

free Gift, 31 July His Letter referred to the Committee of 

the Admiralty, 28 Nov. 
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1646, 























— 1646, another Letter referred to them, with fpecial Re- 
commendation—To be thanked for his Services, 26 Mar. 
Another Letter read ; Leave given kim to come over for a 
Month,, 1 Oc. Thanked, 21——The Committee of the 
Revenue to furnifh him with Money for his Return—Another 
Committee to prepare Inftructions for him, 17 Nov. 

Stringer, Mr. 1645, Letters and Papers concerning him and 
other Lead Merchants, referred to a Committee, 18 Dec. 
Strode, Mr. 1644, to be added to the Affembly, in the room 
of a Member deceafed, 31 Jan——Lords Concurrence fig- 

nified, 15 Feb. ' 

Sir John, 1644, his Son to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 
10 Feb. To be difpofed of by the Committee of the Weft, 
3, Mar. ; 

~—— Lady, 1645, Information of her Neceflities; Order for 
paying her 100.2. for her Support; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 13 May. 

Colonel William, 1645, Order for Repayment of his 

Loan, 6 Sept. 

— 1646, Agreed to by Lords, 28 Mar.——Order againft 
billeting Soldiers in his Houfe, 30 June.’ 

—-—— William, late a Member, 1645, Order for paying the 
Remainder of his Loan to his Executors—lor burying him 
without Charge near Mr. Pym—For Houfe to attend at his 
Funeral ; Minifter to be defired to preach, 10 Sept. 

Thomas, 1645, Ordinance for pardoning his Delin- 

quency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

15 Nov. 

George. Vide Winchefter, Marquis of. 

Strong, Mr. 1645, to be addéd to the Affembly, 31 Dec.-— 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 3 Jan.——Defired to preach, 
26 Nov. 23 Feb.——-7 Mar. 1645 26 O&amp;ét. 1646 

Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 31 Dee. 13 Mar. 
1645——-25 Mar. 9 Nov. 1646. 

Sudbury, 1645, new Writ, 2 Sept. 

1646, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants read, and 
referred to a Committee, 28 Aug. 

Sudeley, 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, and difbanding 
or reducing the Forces, 28 July. : 

Suffolk, 1644, Petition of Minifters for a fettled Government 
in the Church read, and approved; Thanks thereupon, 23 
Jan. Order for bringing in the Arrears of Scots Monies, 
4 leb.—High Sheriff appointed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 6. | 

1645, Day appointed for paying the Arrears of the Scots 

Monies, g Apr.—Order for a Fortnight’s Pay to the Horfe 

come on in the new Model, 16—Deputy Licutenant added ; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28——Order for fpeedy 

raifing the old Levies and new Recruits, and for putting in 

Execution the Ordinance for punifhing Deferters, 1 July— 

Report of the Proportion of Horte to be raifed by the County ; 

Order for fpeedy raifing them, and employing them about 

Grantham, 5—Member to go down, and take care for the 

{peedy fending them, with the old Levies and new Recruits, 

re) Letter prohibiting the diverting Monies defigned for Sir 

‘Thomas Fairfax’s Army, ordered, 6 Sept.——Read, and agreed 

to, 9—Petition of Minifters read, and referred to the grand 

Committee of Religion, 11——Order appointing High She- 

riff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 20 Nov. 

Agreed to by Lords, 24 His Petition from Lords, defiring 

to be exculed, 4 Dec. They put Houfe in mind thereof ; 

Another appointed, 6 Propofition for farming the Excife 

of the County read twice, and re-delivered, 28 Feb. 

1646, Petition of Minifters read; Speaker’s Anfwer to 
Perfons who prefented it, 27 May-———Order appointing High 
Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 1 Dee. 
Sent to Lords, 2. 

Summer Mlands, 1645, Petition from Lords, of the Company 
of London, read ; Order for Paflengers and others, mentioned 
in the Schedule annexed, to pafs outwards Cuftom-free, 25 
Sept.——-Petition of Inhabitants read ; Liberty of Contcience 
granted them, 27 Oct. 

Summers, Nicolas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 10 Sept. — 

Sunday, 1645, Bill for better Obfervation thereof read, 4 Nov. 

Committed, 20 Jan. 

Superftition, 1645, Bill for demolifhing all Monuments thereof 
to be read, 20 Nov. 

Ways and Means for raifing the Supply. 

——- 1645, Refolutions tor an Excife upon Lead—U pon Gold, 
Silver, and Copper Thread, and Gold and Silver Wire—U pon 
Glafs and Glatles made in the me ar Oils made and 
fpent in the Kingdom—U pon Starch—Silk in Gum, ready 
dren ies dy’d—Soap made in the Kingdom—Woollen 
Cloth and Silk Stockings—Lamperns bought by Strangers, 23 
Aug. For taking away the Court of Wards, and all Tenures 
except Soccage, and in lieu thereof raifing 100,000/. per Ann. 
in ae and Wales, 20 Sept——A Committee to confider 

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INDEX to the Fourtu Votume. 











eg to be added to the Excife, Wine excepted, 9 | 
ct. 7 
Application of the public Monies. 
1644, Order for paying 10,000/, to the Earl of Calen- 
der’s Army, upon Account, 27 Dec.—For fending 10,0002. 
to the Scots Army in Ireland, 28—For paying 1007. to Mr. 
Powell, 30——For advancing 100/. to the Scribes of the 
Affembly, upon Account, 1 Jan.—For paying the Surplus of 
the Sequeftrations of the Six Northern Counties to the Scots 
Army, 3—For paying them the Profits of all Coals tranfport- 
ed, 4—¥or paying 6,000/. to Lord General’s Forces—4,000 /. 
to Sir William Waller’s, g—For paying 2,5007. to divers 
Widows, Officers, and Waggoners—5o00/. to Waggoners 
of Sir William Waller’s Army, 10—For advancing 3,000 /. to 
the Scots Army—For providing 2,o00/. for the Garifon of 
Abingdon—1,oo0l. for Colonel Norton’s Regiment, 14— 
1,500 ¢. for Colonel Afheton’s Regiment, 24—500/. for the 
Commiflioners of Uxbridge, 25—200/. for the Perfons that 
difcovered Macguire and Macmahon—2,o000/. for the Gari- 
fon of Gloucefter—24o /. for the Officers of the Court Mar- 
tial, 28—5/. to each of the Surgeons going to Sir William 
Waller, 30—500/. for Newport Pagastl-—ae /. for Mr. Er- 
bury, 31——For paying laft Month’s Receipts of the 
Cuftoms for the Navy, 1 Feb.—For paying 2,0007/, to Sir 
William Waller’s Forces, 3—For a Fortnight’s Pay to Lord 
General’s, and Sir William Waller’s Forces—To Colonel 
Fienis’s and Earl of Manchefter’s Regiments, 5 —For 2,000 /. 
for Pool, Wareham, and Taunton, 14—For 140/. for the 
Surgeons and their Chefts, 15—For advancing 80,000 /. for 
the Army, 18—For paying 500 /. to Colonel Mafley, 1g—For a 
Fortnight’s Pay for Lieutenant General Cromwell’s Regiment 
—2,000/. for Colonel Fleetwood’s, 20 — For 1,000 1. for 
Portfmouth—1,o000/. for Gloucefier—2,oo0/. for the Prince 
Elector, 21—1,000/. for Sir John Meldrum, 22—For pro- 
viding 30,000 /. for the Scots Army—4,000 /. for Shrewfbury 
—soo /. for Lieutenant General Cromwell, and 500/. for 
his ‘Troops, 27—2,000/. for the Forces about Reading, Farn- 
ham, &amp;c. 28——10e/. for Lord Cowfield, 4 Mar.—500 2. 
for Major General Langherne, and s00/. for Arms and Am- 
munition, 6—4,406 2. for the Artillery—7/. per Diem for 
the Scoutmafter General—3,000 /. for Sir William Brereton’s 
Forces—31,989/. for a Magazine, and for Cloaths for the 
Foot, 10—lor providing 1,519/. 9s. 4d. for recruiting and 
paying the General’s and General Skippon’s Regiments— 
—1,230/, for raifing Horfe, &amp;c.—gool. for Colonel Spar- 
row’s Regiment—-200/. for Major General Crawford, 14— 
200/. upon Account, for Colonel Boothe’s Soldiers—2oo /. 
for Major Carr—s00/. for the Waggoners of Lord General’s 
Artillery, 15—150/. for Taunton, 18—3,000 /. for fending 
Forces to Sir William Brereton—3,800/. for the Foot about 
Reading and Farnham—A Fortnight’s Pay for Lord General's 
Lifeguard—6,o00 /. for the Scots Army in Ireland, 19— 
1,500/. for fatisfying a Contract made by the Committee of 
the Army—3,000/. for Abingdon, 20—200/. for Windfor, 
22—9,000 /. tor Haverford Wett, 24. 
1645, Order for 3,000/, for Sir Peter Killegrew, 31 
Mar. 500/, tor Members of the Affembly, 2 Apr.—1oo/. 
for Colonel Berkley—5o0/. for Adjutant Fleming, 3.—50 /. 
for Captain Kettleby, 4—For allowing each Member of the 
Standing Committee at Cambridge 30s. per Week, 7—1,000 /. 
for Horfe going to Colonel Mafley, 11—5,000/. for Sir Wil- 
liam Brereton’s Forces-—Twenty-lix we 2s Pay for the Britith 
Forces in Ireland, 12—1,500/. for reduced Officers, 16—- 
1,000/, for Derbyfhire Forces, 21—1,000/. for the Ifle of 
Ely—gool. per Week for that and the Garifon at Croyland 
—40o0/. for Fortifications there—-400/. for Scots Officers— | 
300 /. for Gloucefter—1,o00/. for Mr. Davies, 23—500/. 
for Lord General’s Lifeguard, 26—2,000 /, for 'Taunton— 
2,000/, per Menfem, for Ammunition—lI’or Three Months 
Arrears to Colonel Wafhborne’s Troop—sool. for Henley, 
20 200/. for Colonel Matley—goo/. for the Munfie: 
Officers, 1 May—2os. per Diem for the Commiflioners re- 
fiding with the Army, and 3s. 4d. for their Clerks—1,coo /. 
for Intelligences—5o0 /. for extra Charges of the Artillery — 
4,000 /, for reduced Officers, 2—8,o00/, per Ann. to the 
Prince Eleétor, 6—1,000/, for fortifying the Ile of Ely, 7 
18d. per Diem forTen additional Carpenters, 10—400/. for Sir 
William Waller’s Lifeguard, 12—100/. for Lady Joan Drake 
—100 /. for Sir Francis Drake—100/. for Lady Strode—100/. 
for Sir William Lifter—1 000 1. for Colonel! Fienis’s Regiment, 
13—5921.-19s8. for Mrs. Goodwyn—2,000/. for ‘Taunton 
500/. for the Governor, 14—200/. per Week for Six Months 
for buying Horfes, 19—10,000 /. for —— Oxon—s00 /. 
for Sir John Meldrum—3,000 /. per Menfem for Six Months 
for the Forces in the Weft, 20—10,000 1. for reducing Oxon 
gool. for Windfor—6o/. for raifing Men to be a Garifon at 
Montgomery Caftle, 22—50/. a Week for maimed Soldiers 
and Widows, 24 502. for Colonel Barclay-—1,o00/. for 
Lord General’s Artillery—4oo /, for his reduced Reformadoes, 
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6 June—1,000/. for Northampton—300/. for the Garifons 
in Dorfetthire, 11—200/. per Week for Portfmouth and 
South-Sea Cattle, 14—500/. for a Jewel to Sir Thomas 
Fairfax, 16—4,624/. for Captain Plunkett—1,000/. for lte- 
cruits—200/. for Prifoners coming up, 18—1,500/. for 

Colonel Fienis’s Regiment, 26—2,000/. for Provifions for 

Ireland—s5oo/. for Prifoners from Nafeby, 28—200 Marks 

for Mr. Long—1,o00/. between Mr. Selden and Mr. Strode 

——200/. for Major General Skippon, and 200 /. for his Phy- 

ficians, &amp;c. 30-—100/. and 5/. per Week, for Colonel 

Langherne’s Family, 5 July—5,000/. for Lord Fairfax’s re- 

duced Forces—5,000 l. for Forces raifed in the North, 8— 

“60 l.'for Major General Browne, 12—200,000/. for Sir 

Thomes Fairfax’s Army—50,000 /. for a public Magazine, 
14—00 /, for maimed Soldiers at Northampton, 23—300 /. 

for reducing certain 'Towns—4oo/. for Prifoners taken at 

Nafeby, 24—100/. for Mr. Peters, 26—1,500 /. for provid- 

ing Horfe, &amp;c. for Leicefter, 28—s00/. and 400 /. per An- 

num for Mr. Strickland, 31-——2,000 /. for Reformadoes— 

100/. between feveral Ofhicers, 2 Aug.—s5oo /. for reducing 

Oxon and fecuring Abingdon—soo/. for Weymouth, 5— 

5,000 /. for lreland—5,o000 /. for Oxon, Bucks, and Berks, 6 
-—-400l. for Reformadoes—150/. for Colonel Aplley’s Regi- 
iment, g—10,000 /. for the fupernumerary Forces in York- 
fhire—1,0o0c/. for the Lancafhire Forces, 14—300/. for Co- 
lonel Greves—3,000 1. per Menfem, for Colonel Mafley’s 
Vorces, 25—200/. for furnifhing feveral Officers with Hortes, 
&amp;c. 26—50,000/. for Sir Thomas Fairfax’s Army, 28—— 
100 /. per Menfem till a Debt is paid, 2 Sept.—1o/. per Diem 
to Sir William Waller, for 820 Days, 6—soo0/. for Dover, 
11—200/. for Colonel Langherne’s Forces, 26—5,000 /. for 

General Poynts’s Forces, 30-——1,000/. for Lincolnfhire 
Vorces—1,000/. for Leicetierfhire lorces—1i,oool. for the 
Foot at Nottingham, 9 Oct.—3,105 4. 5s. 8d. for Waggon- 
ers, 11—200/. per Menfem towards providing Horfe for the 
broken Troops, 23—128/. 19s. 8d. for Mr. Tapper, 27 
——i00/. for Monmouthfhire Forces, 3 Nov.—4qool. for 
General Poynts—2oo/. for Colonel Bethel, 15 2,000 /. for 

Arms and Ammunition for Lincolnfhire, 2 Dee.—100/. for 

Dr. Twille, 4— A Month’s Arrears for the Foot, 8—500/, 

for the Dutch Officers—5oo/. for Richard Netheway—goo /. 

for the Suflex Forces at Abingdon, 9—500/. per Annum to 

the Countels of Stamford—g,o00 /. for reduced Officers, 15— 

200/. for Colonel Underwood, 17—6,000/. to be difpofed 

of by the Committee of both Kingdoms—2,000 /. per Annum 

for Lord Say and Seale—gg/. for Major Ruflell—2oo /. for 

Lady Camfield—103/. for Mrs. Withers—1,500/. for the 

Welth Drovers, 22—200/. for the Auxiliaries of the ‘Tower 

Hamlets—go,o00/. for Sir Thomas Fairfax’s Army, 23— 

5,000l. for Chefter, 24—200/. for Helen Afkwith—2oo/, 

tor Colonel Thompfon, 29 500/, for Colonel Kerr, 1 

Jan—240l. for Waggons, and Convoy for them—5o00/. 

for Windfor, 3—50/. for Captain Pickering, G6—100/. for 

Lieutenant Barrow, 7—994/. 12s. for Powder, g—200/. 

for Serjeant Major Baxter, 10—For Part of the Arrears of 

the Garifon at Gloucefier—s5o/. for Mr. Wadford—iool. 
for Mary Fiott—s5o/. tor Mr. 'Treife—4ool. to the Commil- 

furies fur valuing Ilorfes—1ioo/. for William Ottringham, 12 

—1,746/. 15s. 8d. for Colonel Jephfon’s Regiment—so4 l. 

6s. for him, 15—1,000/. to be difpofed of by the Committee 

of both Kingdoms, 17—350/. for a Mortar-piece—1oo /. for 

Henry Parker—1,o00 /. tor Waggoners and the Artillery, 19 
1,000/. for Sir ‘Thomas Fairfax, tor his own Ule—5oo0 /. for 

Dover Caftle—6,o00/. for the Officers at Gloucefter, 22— 

200/. for Colonel Morgan—5oo/. for Lieutenant General 

Cromwell—1,800/. for Abingdon—4ool. for Henley, 26— 

soo/. for Sir Thomas 'Tillley—5o/. for Captain Stone, 2 

——1ioo/. per Annum, and 20s. per Diem, for Dr. Walker 

—100 Marks for Captain Markham—6oo /. for the Forces 

againfi Belvoir Caftle, 2 eb.—1,000 /. for Colonel Mitton’s 

Regiment, 4—2,000 /. for Wives and Widows of Perfons 

belonging to the Artillery—1,oao/. for Officers Widows, 12 

-~~--10,000/, for Forces employed in reducing North Wales 

-—-75,000 /. for lrcland—12,000 /. per Menfem, for the Forces 

there—2oo /. for Captain Boyer—326/. for difcharging feve- 

ral Debts, 16—2,000/. for Abingdon, 17— 30,0007. for the 

Army, 24—1,000 /. for recruiting General Langherne’s Hore, 
28——-12,000/. for Munfter, 6 Mar.—84,oo00/. for the 
Army, 11—20,000/. for Colonel Maffey’s Forces, 16— 
2,000 l. for Hereford, 18—4,000 /. for Abingdon, 20—3,000 /. 
for the Earl of Denbigh—1o0o0/. for Major ‘Temple—8o/. 
for Captain ‘l'aylor—1ioo /. for Major Blundell, 23. 

1046, Order for 1,000 /. for the Prifoners at Gloucefter, 
30 Mar.—2,o00/. for Southampton, 31—1,000/. for Brif- 
tol—120/, for maimed Soldiers, 4 Apr.—ioo/. per Annum 
for Elizabeth Burghell, g—100/. for Lieutenant Colonel 
Grymes, 13—1,000/, and 1,000/. per Annum for the Queen 

- of Bohemia—1oo /. for Lady Denny, 20—5,000 /. for the Ifle 
of Jerfey, 25—6741, 8s. 4d. for divers Officers—350/. for 




















reduced Officers, 30——-50l. for Captain Hooper—ioov. 
for Colonel Whalley, 11 May—1oo0 /. tor Lieutenant Colonel 
Mufchamp—3,750¢. for Mr. Davies, 13—10,000/. for the 
Northern Forces, 1g—1,000/. for Exeter, 25—2,000l. for 
Lord Inchiquin—1,500/. for Lord Broghill, 26—goo0l. for 
Major General Oliver Cromwell, 28 1,000 1. for Henley 
—2,000 /. for Abingdon and Reading, 3 June—1,000 /. for the 
Monmouthfhire Forces, 5—200/. for Sir John Watts—1 004, 
for Mr. Roberts—1o,ooo/. per Menfem for the Northern 
Vorces—1,oo0l. for Captain Gardener—sool. for Holy 
Ifland, 6—1,000/. for Colonel Ceelie’s Regiment, 12—2,000/. 
for Portfmouth, 19—3,000 4. for Colonel Mitton—2o00/. for 
Mr. Hartlibb, 25—50 d. for Mr. Edwards—5go/. 18s. for Mr. 
Stephens and others, 2g——100 /. for Mr. Herbert—100 1. for 
Mr. Mills—3,o00/. for carrying on the Siege of Worcefier, 
3, July—6o /. for Mrs. Smith—1,oo00/. for Colonel Poynts— 
200/. for a free Gift, and 300/. per Annum, 4—2o00/. per 
Annum for Mr. Bradfhaw, 7—200/. for Minifters going to 
Oxon—1,000/. for Mr. Rowe—6,663/, 16s. 7d. for Sir 
Arthur Haflelrigg—goo /. for Portfmouth, 8—so0o0/. for the 
Duke of York—5,o00 /. for Forces before Litchfield, g—100/. 
for Mr. Domerque, 10—2,000/. for Exeter, 14—200/. per 
Annum for Mr. Swinfen—7,307/. for Sir William Waller— 
2,000/, for Colonel Sanderfon’s Regiment, 17—100/. for 
Major Smith—500/. for Berwick, 22—750/. for Mr. Moffe, 
—1,266/. for Sir Philip Stapleton—500 /. for Mr. Sallonova, 
31——7,3801. for Lord Fairfax, 7 Aug.—goo/. for Lady 
Gray, 11—100/. for Major Blackmore—5o/. for Quarter- 
matter Gravenor—so/. for the Deputy Scoutmafter-general, 
25—1,000/. for Colonel Jones—4o /. for Mr. Cupid, 28—— 
2,000/. for Pendennis Cafile, 11 Sept.—4oo /. for poor Trifh 
Protefiants, 17—8,o00/. for the Lincolnfhire Forces, 22— 
12,000/, for the Chefhire Forces—1,oo0/. for Repair of 
Dover Harbour, 24—1,500 /. for Sir Walter Erle—soo/. for 
Colonel Lydcott, 25 5,000/. for York City—178/. for 
Sir Thomas Dacres—2,000/. for Colonel Bethell—e2,oo00 /. fox 
Colonel Lambert—494l. 4s. for Chatham, 3 O¢t.—3,000/. 
for difhanding the Wiltfhire Forces, 6—goo/l. for Major 
Baxter—5o0/. a Week for Soldicrs Widows, 7—1,000/. for 
Mrs. Afkwith, 8—5,000 4. for Sir William Brereton, 10— 
15,000, for Ireland—5,000 /. for Colonel Poynts’s Forces, 
17—12,000/. for City Guards—1,ooo/. for Guernfey, Al- 
derney, and Sark, 30 1,561.4. gs. 10d. for Colonel Pure- 
foy, 4 Nov.—12,500/. tor reduced Officers, 14—-4467/. 19 5. 
8d. for Sir Edward Dodfworth, 24—1,o00/. for Lynn— 
1,000/. for Portfmouth, 30--—ioo/. for Mr. Blunt—2o6 /, 
for Major General Skippon, 4 Dee. 

Ordinances of Supply. , 

1644, Ordinance for, Tonage and Poundage, to be 
prefented, g Jan. Read twice, and committed ; Continu- 
ance thereof, 16 Ordinance reported, and pafled, 3 Feb. 
Returned from Lords, with a Provifo; Provifo read twice, 
and referred to a Committee, 10. Reported, and recom- 
mitted, 18. Reported, from Re-commitment, and agreed 
to, with an Amendment, 19. Amendment agreed to by 
Lords, 20. 

r—-——- 1645, Ordinance for more fpeedy bringing the Arrears 
upon the Bill for 400,000/, ordered—Ordinance for Fifiy 
Subfidies, and the Weekly Affeflments, and Weekly Meal, 
within London, and the Liberties thereof, read twice, and 
recommitted, 17 May. 

1645, Ordinance for new Excife upon feveral Commo- 

dities, ordered, 23 Aug. Read twice, and committed, 16 

Sept. Reported, and pafled, 30 Sent to Lords, 4 O&amp;ét. 

Returned, with Amendments; Amendments referred to a 

Committee, 18. Reported, read, and in part difagreed to ; 

Conference defired thereupon; agreed to; Managers ap- 

pointed ; Conference held, 22 Nov. 

1645, Ordinance for 5s. per Cent. on Commodities 

exported to France, and 6d. per ‘lon on French Wines im- 

ported, read twice, and committed, 9 Feb. 




















—-—— 1646, Ordinance for explaining the Ordinance for an 
additional Excife, réad, and paffed, 15 July. Sent to Lords, 
9°90 


mame 





— 1645, no Ordinance for charging the Subje@, or giving 
any thing from the Commonwealth, to be brought in without 
Order, 10 Nov. 





Bill of Supply. 
— 1645, Bill for levying Monies for Payment of the Debts 
of the Kingdom, &amp;c. ordered, 4 Nov.——Read twice, and 


committed, 18 Dec. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 19. 

Surry, 1644, Order for repaying Sir William Waller Monies 
advanced for their Forces, 2 Jan. About bringing in 
Arrears of Scots Money, 4 Feb.—Petition of Inhabitants 
{pecially recommended to the Committee of both Kingdoms 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under 
the Great Seal, 10—Agreed to by Lords, 13. 

1645, Account of Horfe and Foot lying in the County upon 

free Quarters, ordered, g Apr. Petition of [nbabitants 











1 referred 























INDE X oo th Fourtn Votume: 


referred to the Committee for receiving the Complaints of 

Bucks and Berks, 10 May.—Leave given to the High She- 

riff to refide out of the County, 24 The Committee to 

be defired to fend 100 Dragoons into the Wefi—Ordinance 
for raifing Money for their Forces, to be prefented, 7 June. 

Read, and committed ; reported, and paffed, 24 Return- 

ed from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to 

—Order for {peedy raifing the old Levies and new Recruits, 

and for putting in Execution the Ordinance for punifhing 

Deferters, 1 July—Reformadoes to be fent into the King’s 

‘Quarters in Hants, 26 Order appointing High Sheriff, 

and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 5 Dec. Sent to 

Lords, o. 

1646, like Order, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

Suffer, 1644, Order for repaying Sir William Waller Monies 
advanced for their Forces, 2 Jan.—Members fent down for 
Prefervation of the County, 8—Petition of Inhabitants, com- 
plaining of Outrages committed by Soldiers, referred to a 
Committee, 24—Letter concerning a Ship caft away upon 
that Coaft, referred to the Admiralty Court—Order for dif- 
pofing of the Salvage Money, 28—For recruiting their Forces, 

















29—-——Order about bringing in the Arrears of Scots Monies, 
4 Feb.—Members to expedite the Payment thereof, 11 
Mar. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commif- 


fion under the Great Seal, 10 Keb. Agreed to by Lords, 12 
———Committees to be prefled to expedite the Payment of 
Money upon the Ordinance for the Army, 20 Mar. 

———— 1645, Petition of Gentlemen concerning Mr. Middleton, 
4 Apr. Vide Middleton, Mr.—Day appointed for paying 
the Arrears of the Scots Loans, 9 Apr. Order for fending 
Horfe and Mufqucteers into the Welt, 7 June Vor {peedy 
raifing the old Levies and new Recruits, and for putting in 
Execution the Ordinance for punifhing Deferters, 1 July—— 
Papers from thence communicated by Lords, 4 Oét.—Letter 
concerning Obfiructions in raifing Recruits, read; Order for 
fequetiering the Eftates of Perfons refufing to pay their Affefl- 
ments, 23—The Committee to be defired to fend Forces 
againft Dennington Cafile, and pay them—To confider of 
their Garifons, and reduce them, 24———Order for fending a 
Troop of Horfe, and 200 Foot to Abingdon, 7 Nov. Or- 
der appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the 
Great Seal, 5 Dec. Sent to Lords, 9 Vor 400 é. tor their 
Forces at Abingdon, 17 Jan. 

1646, Ordinance for 1,4001. for their Forces, read, and 
paffed, 15 July. Agreed to by Lords, 22——Order appoint- 
ing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 
1 Dee. Sent to Lords, 2. 

Sutton’s Hofpital. Vide Charterhoufe. 

Swan, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled, 27 O¢t.——-Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. 

Swanley, Colonel, 1644, his Letter, concerning taking fome 
oa Commiflioners, read; Letter of ‘Thanks ordered, 14 
Jan. 




















1645, Order from Lords, appointing him Captain of a 
Ship, agreed to, 23 June. 
William, 1645, appointed Captain of a Ship, 23 





Feb. 





finefs is heard, 23 Feb———Report in his Favour communi- 

cated by Lords; agreed to, 16 Mar. 

1046, appointed Captain ofa Ship, and Rear Admiral 
of the Irifh Seas for the Winter Expedition, 26 Oct. 

Swanfey, 1645, Order appointing a Governor, 17 Nov. Sent to 
Lords, 18. 

Swanton, Francis, 1645, to be fent for by Serjeant, 27 Ot. 

His Bufinefs referred to the Cominittee of the Weft, 

14 eb. 

1646, the Committee impowered to bail him, 4 Apr. 

Swearing. Vide Inceft. 

Swedish Agent. Vide Movatt. 

Swinburn, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed, 24 July Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. ; 

Swinfen, John, 1646, Petition; Order for allowing him 2001. 
per Annum, 17 July. 

Swinhoe, Gilbert, 1645, fent up as a Prifoner; Order for his 
Commitment to the Tower, 27 Sept. 

Sydenham, Colonel William, 1645, Ordinance for fecuring him 
5002. advanced for Weymouth, read, and paffed; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 6 Aug. 

——-— Sir Edward, 1646, Letter concerning his coming in; 
Order for fending him Prifoner to Warwick Cafile, go Apr. 
——Sent to Lords, 2 May. 














Vo. IV. 


- Richard, 1645, Command of a Ship refpited till his Bu- . 


20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
§ 1646. | 


TA LBO rT, Sherrington, 1644, to be fent up, and not ex- 
changed without the Confent of the Committee of Wor- 
cefterfhire, 3 Mar. ; 
—s 1645, Order for Piftols, &amp;c. for the Garifon, 16 
ept. 





: 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 
Tankred, Charles, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 18 Aug. Sent 





a 


to Lords, 11 Sept. ' 

Richard, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 3 Sept.——Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. , 

Tapefiry Workmen, 1646, their Petition from Lords, with fpe- 
cial Recommendation, 5 June. 

Tapper, George, 1645, Petition; Order for Payment of his 
Debt, 27 O&amp;t. Ordinance for 12872. 19s. 8d. for him 
out of the Excife, read, and pafied, 16 Dec. Sent to Lords, 











17. 

Tafjell, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 28 Apr. 
to print his Sermon, 27 May. 

Tate, Mr. 1646, to have Liberty to fend Horfes to Holland - 
Cuftom-free, 30 Mar. 

Tatham, Mr. 1644, the Committee of the Navy to confider his 
Bufinefs of tranfporting Butter to Dunkirk—Order for ftaying 
him, to inform the Houfe by what Warrant it was to be 
tran{ported, 10 Jan. 

Taunton, 1644, Order for providing Ordnance for the Garifon, 
18 Mar. Agreed to by Losin 19. 

— 1645, Order for Sir Thomas Fairfax, and Serjeant Major 
General Skippon, to march to the Relief of the Town, agreed 
to by Lords, 28 Apr. Vacated; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired thereto, 5. Ordinance from them for recalling them agreed 
to, 6—Care of the Town recommended to the Committce 
of both Kingdoms, 5 May—Letter concerning the relieving 
the ‘Town ; Order for a Thankfgiving—For Letters of Thanks 
—For a Reward to the Meflenger—For 2,000/. for the Ga- 
rifon, and 5002. for the Governor—The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to confider of improving this Advantage, 14—Or- 
der for a Collection for the diftrefled Inhabitants; agreed to 
by Lords, 24 For fending Forces to the Relief of Colo- 
nel Weldon, and the Brigade there; the Committee of both 
Kingdoms to appoint a Commander of them, 7 June— 
Letter relating the relieving the ‘Town, and the drawing off 
of Goringe, read, 7 July—Order for continuing the Forces 
fent from the feveral Counties, 12—-Order for Money for the 
Town, 18—For gool/. for the Officers and Troopers em- 
ployed there, 28 Ordinance from Lords for Relief of the 
Poor, read, and paffed, 16 Oct. 

———— 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon—For difbanding 
the Forces, and difpofing of them for the Irith Service— 
For a Month’s Pay for them, 14 Aug.——The Committee of 
the Weft impowered to difgarifon and disband the Garifon, 
17 Nov. 

1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 
27 Jan. 

Taylor, Captain, 1644, to be fent up to anfwer an Information 
again{t him, 22 Feb. Referred to a Committee, 24. 

1645, Order for befiowing 80/. upon him, 23 Mar. 

Agreed to by Lords, 24. 

Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 24 Sept. 

to print his Sermon, 29 Oét. 

- — William, 1646, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 18 

lay. 

Tuglehs, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee for Irifh Af- 
fairs, 5 Aug. 

a Sir Thomas, 1645, to be fent up in fafe Cufiody, 11 

ar. 

Temple, Colonel Purbeck, 1645, appointed Governor of Henley; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 9 Aug. : 

Dr. 1645, defired to preach, 27 Aug. 

to print his Sermon, 24 Sept. 

— Major, 1645, thanked for his Services; Order for be- 

fiowing 100/, upon him, 23 Jan. Sent to Lords, 26—— 

for another 1004, to buy him Horfes, 23 Mar. Agreed to 

by Lords, 24. 

Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 4/.a Week for his 

prefent Subfiftence, 21 Mar. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

——— Miles, 1646, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Examinations ; Order for Stay of Proceedings at 
Law, 7 May. Revoked, 16. 

Temple, 1645, Ordinance for affeffing the Members, for Main- 
tenance of a Minifter ordered, 5 Aug. 

Terry, Captain, 1645, Order for 50/. for him to buy Horfes, 


20 Ott. 
Tewhefoury, 


Thanked, and 




















Order for making Return, 











Thanked, and 











Thanked, and 














IN DE X @ the Fourtu Vo.LtumMeE. 


Tewkeflury, 1645, new Writ, 1 Sept. 

1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, and difbanding 
or reducing the Forces, 28 July. 

Thames, 1644, Ordinance for paying the Arrears, and maintain- 
ing the Guards upon the River, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 28 Dec. A Committee to examine 
the Bufinefs concerning demolifhing Locks, and confider of 
preventing it forthe future, and to — them, 2 Jan. 

Thank/giving, 1644, Refolution for a Thankfgiving, for regain- 
ing Weymouth, gaining Shrewfbury and Scarborough, the 
Deliverance at Plymouth, and the Victory over Sir John Win- 
tour; Day ap ointed; Lord Mayor to be defired to give No- 
tice to the } Finifters within the Lines, and they to their Pa- 
rifhioners; Narrative of thefe Bleflings to be printed, and read 
in Churches; Day, Church, and Minifiers, appointed by 
Lords, 4 Mar. One excufed; another appointed, 5. Preach- 
ers thanked, and to print their Sermons, 13. 

1645, Refolution for a Thankfgiving within the 
Lines, for a Victory over the Scots Rebels, 15, Apr.—-F'or the 
Relief of Taunton; Lord Mayor to be defired to give Notice 
to the Minifters, 14 May——For a Victory over the King’s 
Forces near Nafeby; Day, Church, and Preachers, appoint- 

‘ed; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to be defired to ncet the Parliament— 
Day appointed for keeping it in the Counties under the Parlia- 
ment’s Power, agreed to by Lords, 16 June. Order to be 
fent down, 20. Both Houfes to meet at Church, and hear 
both Sermons in the Forenoon, 18. Preachers thanked, and 

to print their Sermons, 20 Fora general Thankfgiving for 

a Victory obtained near Lampton, agreed to by Lords ; Or- 

der to be fent into the Counties ; Preachers appointed, 14 July. 

‘One excufed ; another appointed, 16. Both Sermons to be 

preached in the Forenoon, 21. Preachers thanked, and to 

print their Sermons, 24———Vor a Thaukfziving within the 

_ for gaining Bath, Bridgewater, &amp;c. 18 Aug. Agreed 

to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 

19. Lord Mayor to be defired to give Notice to the Mini- 

fiers; Preachers appointed ; both Sermons to be preached after 

oue another, without Intermifiion, 18. Preachers thanked, 
and to sprint their Sermons, 23—Vor a Thankfgiving within 
the Lines, for taking Briftol, Lord Mayor to be defired to give 

Notice to the Mintfters; Relation of the Proceedings to be 
winted, and read in the Churches; Day appointed tor obferv- 

mg it in the Counties, 17 Sept.—For a Thankfgiving within 

tlie Lines, for a Victory over the Earl of Montrofe in Scot- 
land ; Lord Mayor to be defired to give Notice to the Mini- 

fiers; Day appointed for obferving it in the Counties, 19— 

For a Thank{giving within the Lines, for taking Lacock Houfe 

and the Devizes, and for reducing Pembroke; Lord Mayor 

to be defired to give Notice to the Minifiers, 26—Vor a 

Thankfgiving within the Lines, for God’s great Mercy upon 

the Parliament’s Forces, againft the King’s, near Chetier, 

&amp;e.; Lord Mayor to be defired to give Notice to the Mini- 

fiers; Day appointed for obferving it in the Counties; Order 

to be fent down; Lords Concurrence fignified ; Preachers ap- 
pointed, 27-——Vor a Thanktgiving within the Lines, for 
taking Winchefter Cafile and Bafinghoule ; Lord Mayor to be 
defived to give Notice to the Miniliers, 15 Oct.—Like Refo- 
lution, and Order, for taking Chepftowe, 17—Refolution 
for a Thank{giving within the Lines, for the good Succefs of 
the Parliament’s Forces near Sherburne, and in other Parts; 

Infiructions for the Minitters; LordMayor to be defired to 

give them Notice; Day appointed for obferving it in the 

Counties, 20o—Lords Concurrence fignified, 22. Minifters 

to make Mention of the great Bleiling upon the Parliament’s 

Forces, in reducing the Counties of Pembroke, Caermarthen, 

and Cardigan, 25—For a Thankfgiving within the Lines, for 

the reducing Caermarthen and Monmouth; Lord Mayor to 
be acquainted therewith ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

27 Minifiers within the Lines, on the*sth Inftant, to 

take Notice of God’s Mercy in kecping the Parliament to- 
rether Five Years, notwithttanding the Enemy’s Endeavours 

to deftroy it ; and of his Mercy in defeating the Forces under 

Lord Digby and Sir Marmaduke Langdale; Lord Mayor to 

give them Notice, 1 Nov.—Like Order for a Viétory ob- 

tained by Colonel Mitton; Inftructions for the Minifters ; 

Ketter, relating his Succels, to be read in Churches, 4 

Refolution for a Thankfgiving within the Lines, for reducing 

Latham Houle, 9 Dec. Vor a Thankfgiving within the 

Lines, for taking Hereford; Lord Mayor to give Notice to 

the Minifters; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 22 

Fora Thankfgiving within the Lines, for the taking Dart- 

mouth; Lord Mayor to give Notice to theMinifters; Preach- 

ers appointed—Order for a Thankfgiving in the Counties, 22 

Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 23 Both Sermons to be 

preached in the Forenoon, 2 Feb. Preachers thanked, and to 

print their Sermons—Lefolution for a 'Thankfgiving within 
the Lines, for taking Chefter; Lord Mayor to give Notice 
to the Minifters; Preachers appointed; Order for a Thankf- 
giving in the Counties, 6, Preachers thanked, and to priat 








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their Sermons—Refolution for a Thankfgiving within the 
Lines, for the Succefs of the Parliament’s Forces near Tor- 
rington; Lord Mayor to give Notice to the Minifters; Preach. 
ers appointed ; both Sermons to be preached in the Forenoon; 
Order for a Thankfgiving in the Counties, 23. Agreed to by 
Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 24. Mi- 
nifiers to take Notice of General Langherne’s Succefs over the 
Enemy’s revolted Forces at Cardiffe, 28 Of divers Defeats 
over the Enemy, and feveral Strengths; Lord Mayor to give 
them Notice; a Committee to colle&amp; the feveral Defeats 7 
Mar.—Preachers thanked, and to print their Sermons, 13 
Refolution for a Thankfgiving within the Lines, for the great 
Succels of Sir Thomas Fairfax’s Army againft the Enemy, in 
deftroying their Armies, and giving them up into the Hands of 
the Parliament; Lord Mayor to give Notice to the Minifters - 
Preachers appointed; Order for a 'Thank{giving in the Conn. 
ties, 21 Mar. Agreed to by Lords—Minifters to take Notice 
of God’s great Mercy in defeating Sir Jacob Aftley, and 
taking him Prifoner, 23. ‘i 

erence 1646, Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to be defired to meet the Par. 
liament at Chrift Church, agreed to by Lords, 26 Mar. 
Preachers thanked, and to print their Sermons, 3 Apr. Re- 
folution for a Thankfgiving within the Lines, for reducing 
feveral Cafiles and Garifons; Lord Mayor to give Notice to 
the Minifters; Preachers appointed; Order fora Thank{eiving 
in the Counties, 28———Agreed to by Lords, 2 May. Preachers 
thanked, and to print their Sermons, 27 Refolution for a 
Phankf{giving within the Lines, for the Surrender of Oxon, and 
reducing the [fle of Anglefea; Lord Mayor to give Notice to 
the Minifters; Preachers appointed; Order for a Thankf{- 
giving in the Counties, 3 July. Votes fent to Lords, 6. 
Day deferred, 11. Minifiers to take Notice of God’s Mercy 
in reducing Litchfield, 17. Preachers thanked, and to print 
their Sermons, 22———Refolution for a Thankfgiving within 
the Lines, for the reducing feveral Caftles and Garifons ; Lord 
M ayor to give Minifters Notice; Preachers appointed ; Order 
for Thankfgiving in the Counties, 25 Aug. Agreed to by 
Lords, 28——--Preachers thanked, and to print their Sermons 
10 Sept. , 

Thelwall, Sir Bevis, 1645, a Committee to fee whether his Bond 
be fued, 28 July. 

saeetaee Daniel, 1646, Report concerning his Delinquency, and 
Ordinance for Difcharge thereof, re-committed, 27 Oct. 

Thinne, Sir Henry Frederick, 1645, to be admitted to his Fine 
and fent up, 30 Sept. ‘ 

Thifilethwaite, Vinomafine, 1645, Petition referred to Auditor 
Broad, 2 Veb. 

Thomas, Mr. 1645, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 16 Dec. 

Edimund,-1646, Order for remitting his Compofition in 
the Court of Wards, for his Wardfhip and Eftate, 28 Apr. 

- William, 1646, appointed Captain of a Ship, 22 Sept. 

Thomond, Earl of, 1645, Copy of a Letter concerning hin read, 
and referred to a Member ; Order for fequeftering his Eftate ; 
the Committee of Examinations to examine any of his Ser- 
vants, 22 Oct.———Bufinefs referred to the Comuniittee of Se- 
queftrations; Order for fecuring his Eftate in the mean time 
15 Nov. ; / 

Thompjon, Francis, Timothy, and Chriftopher, 1646, Order for 
difplacing them from their Offices in Scarborough, 30 Apr. 

——— Richard, 1646, Order for difplacing him from his Office 
in Scarborough, 30 Apr.——llis_ Fine accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 18 Aug.—— 
Sent to Lords, 13 O&amp;t. : 

Thorn, Mr. 1646, Information againft him referred to the 
Committee of plundered Minifiers, 24 July. 

Thorneton, William, 1644, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and pafled, 22 Mar. 

1045, fent to Lords, 28 Mar. 

1646, another Ordinance for pardoning his Delin- 
quency, read, and paffed, 18 May Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Thornhagh, Colonel, 1645, his Narrative of the State of the 
Northern Forces, and of the mutinying of the Yorkhhire ; 
Thanks thereupon; Order for beftowing Two good Horles 
upon him, go Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 1 Sept.—Order 
for 1,000/, tor his Regiment, agreed to by Lords, 2——For 
fending him Arms, &amp;c. 16 Oct. 

1646, Ordinance for 1,0002. for his Horfe, read, and 
paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4 July. 

Lhorold, Sir Robert, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafied, 5 June Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Thorpe, Colonel, 1644, to fend Letters, taken with General Forth’s 

Lady, to the Coumittee of Examinations, 6 Mar. 

ady, 1645, the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to ac- 
commodate her with a Houfe and Furniture, 20 Sept. 

Throgmorton, Lieutenant Colonel, 1645, the Committee of Exa- 
minations to examine his Carriage concerning the Lofs of 
Monmouth, g1 July. 

Thufke, 1645, new Writ, 1 &amp; g Sept, 
































Tickil?, 





ate gegiaaie 














2 


Zickill, 1645, Information of Violences committed there by the 
Scots Horfe, referred to the Committee of the Northern Af- 
fociation; Order for them to prepare Letter to the Committee 
at York concerning it, 11 Feb. 

1646, Order tor making the Caftle untenable, 30 Apr. 

Lidcombe, Michael, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Tilbury, Weft, 1646, Order tor fending down Ammunition, 
7 Aug. 

Tiifley, Sir Thomas, 1645, to be exchanged for Captain William 
Jones, and others, 17 Oct. 

Tinmouth Catile, 1644, Letter concerning the taking it, with 
the Articles of Surrender, read, and referred to the Committee 
of both Kingdoms, 18 Feb. 

Tirrell, Colonel, 1645. Vide Quarrel. 

Tirrington, William, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered ; 
{nformation that a greater E{tate may detcend to him; Ordi- 
nance to be ftayed ; the Committee to compound tor the 
Remainder, 31 Jan. 

— 1646, Ordinance for pardening his Delinquency, 
read, and pafied, 6 Aug. Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Titchbourne, Sir Henry, 1644, Letters taken upon him and Sir 
James Waie, going to Leland, referred to the Committee of 
both Kingdoms ; Order for fpeedy bringing them up, 5 
Feb. 

Titus, Captain. Vide Dinton, Captain. 

Tiverton, 1645, Letter concerning the taking it read ; Order for 
a Thankigiving. Vide Thank/giving—For a Reward to the 
Meflengers, 22 O&amp;. Other Letters, with a Lift of Prifoners, 
read, 2° Other Letters read, 9 Jan. 

1646, Order for a Collection for the Poor, 24 June. 

1646, new Writ, 5 Oc. 

Yoll, Thomas, 1646, Detire of the Corporation of Lynn, that 
Houfe would diipenfe with his Attendance; Vote that he 
ought not to have been chofen without Leave of the Houfe ; 
Liberty given him to go and fettle the Affairs of the Town, 
and fubftitute a Deputy, 1 Sept. 

Tomkins, Richard, 1644, Order for bringing him to Bar, 3 Jan. 
for his Commitment to Southwark Compter; Sentence pro- 
nounced, 7. 

1646, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall impowered to 
fend for, compound with, and bail him, 28 May. 

Tomlins, Richard, 1645, appointed Curfitor Baron of the Ex- 
chequer, 29 Sept. Lords Concurrence fignified, 30 
Order for calling him to be a Bencher of the Inner ‘Temple, 
27 Dec. 

Tompfon, Colonel Francis, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 20 
May They put Houfe in mind thereof, 6 Aug. 
Petition to be confidered, 2g Sept.—Read ; the Committee 
for Sequefirations to confider wliether the Exigenter for Lon- 
don is a Delinquent, 302———Order for 1,000 /. for him, upon 
Account, 29 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 3 Jan. 

— 1646, a Committee to examine an Information given in 

by him, 26 May. 

— Maurice, 1645, Ordinance for paying him Monies by 
the Receivers of the Adventurers Money for Ireland, read, 

- and pafled, 17 Sept. Sent to by Lords, 11 Oét. 

Tonage. Vide Supply. 

Tonfiall, Mr. 1644, his Fine aceepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 28 Jan. 

Tooke, James, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 26 July. 

Torrington, 1645, Letters concerning the Succefs of the Par- 
liament’s Forces read, and to be printed; Order for a Thankf{- 
giving. Vide Thank/giving — For a Reward to the Mef- 
fenger, 23 Feb.—Sir Thomas Fairfax’s Letter, with Lords 
Senfe thereupon; Letter of Thanks ordered, 24 — Other 
Letters from thence read, 27. 

Totnefs, 1645, Letter from thence, relating Defeats given to the 
Enemy in thofe Parts, 19 Jan. 

Tower, 1645, Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, to 
confider of a fit Perfon to be Governor, 19 Apr. Vote fent 
to Lords, 22. Agreed to by them, 23. Governor prefented, 
and approved, 26 No Prifoners to be difcharged Lill they 
have paid Fees due to the late Governor, 26 May. 

—— Hamlets, 1645, Order for 200/. for their Regiment of 
Auxiliaries at Abingdon, 23 Dec. 

Tracey, Sir Humphry, 1646; his Fine and Eftate reported, and 
re-committed ; the Committee to examine his Lady’s Delin- 
quency, 7 July. 

Trade, free, 1645, Opinion of the Committee of both Kingdoms 
concerning it, reported, with Defire it may be referred to the 
Comuittee for foreign Affairs, 4 Sept. 

Travers, Richard, 1645, Petition referred to the Committee on 
the Ordinance concerning Vintners, 8 Apr——To the Com- 
mittee at Gloucefter, 2 May. 

Treaty, 1644, Metlage from Lords, defiring Houfe to confider 
a tormer Meflage concerning the Manner of the Treaty; Houf¢ 


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adhere to their Vote for referring it to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms to confider thereof, and of Inftruétions for it, 26 
Dec. Lords Concurrence fignified ; the Committee from time 
to time to give account to both Houfes of their Proceedings, 
28 Their Report communicated by Lords, 3 Jan. To 
be confidered, 4. Confidered ; Time, Place, and Number, 
of Commiflioners on both Sides ; Refolution that the Propo- 
fitions touching Religion, the Militia, and Ireland, be firft treat- 
ed on, to be communicated to the Scots Commiftioners, 6. 
Their Concurrence fignified ; further Anfwer tothe King’s Mef- 
fage reported, and agreed to, with an Amendment; Houle topro- 
ceed to nominating their Commifiioners, 13. Nominates them ; 
Mefiage trom Lords, defiring they may meet prefently, to con- 
fider of Accommodations for their Journey, 14.. Names of 
their Commiffioners fent from Lords, with the Number and 
Names of their Attendants, and the Number of Scots Com- 
miflioners Attendants ; Commiflioners of the Houfe to meet 
with the Lords and Scots Commillioners, to confider of the 
Number and Names of their Attendants; the Committee of 
both Kingdoms to fill up the Blank in the Anfwer to the 
King’s Meflage, 15. Anfwer, with Blank filled up, read, 
and agreed to, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to 
by Lords ; Lift of the Names of the Attendants, and a Let- 
ter to be written from Lord General, for mutual fafe Con- 
duds, feverally read, and agreed to; Lord General to be de- - 
fired to fend to Lords Commitioners for a Lift of their At- 
tendants, 17—Conference defired by Lords concerning Let- 
ters and Papers from Oxon, agreed to ;' Reporters appointed 

Conference held, and reported; the Committee of both Kings 
doms to communicate them to the Scots Commiflioners, 
22. ‘To confider what is fit to be done thereupon—Meflage 
from Lords, tor defiring the Minifters within the Lines, next 
Faft Day, to beg a Blefling upon the Treaty, 23. Another 
Meilage, with a Draught of the fafe Conduét ; a Letter from 
Lord General, and Inttruétions for the Commiffioners ; Let- 
ter read, and agreed to; fafe Conduct read, and agreed to, 
with Amendments; free Conference defired by Lords there- 
upon, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; free Conference held, 
and reported ; Houfe adhere tu their Alterations concerning 
Hide, Lane, and Bridgeman—The Committee of the Reve- 
nue to furnifh a Houfe for the Coimmifflioners at Uxbridge, 24 
—Order for 500/. towards defraying their Expences—For de- 
firing all Minifters, next Faft Day, to beg a Bleffing upon the 
Treaty—Queftion for adhering to the Vote concerning the’ 
Alterations as to the Expreffions of Names in the tafe Con- 
duct, Neg. 25. Order for the Commiffioners of the Houfe to 
repair to Uxbridge—Inttruétions read, and agreed to, 27— 
Ordinance enabling the Commiflioners of both Houfes to join 
with the Scots Commiflioners to treat with the King, read’ 
twice, and paffed ; fent to Lords—Ordinance and Inftruéctions 
from the Committee of both Houfes, communicated by them 
—Meflage trom Lords, acquainting Houle they agree to the 
Infiruétions as they came from the Committee of both King- 
doms, and to the Time exprefled therein, voted unparliamen- 
tary ; Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held; free Conference defired by Lords, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; free Conference held, and 
reported ; Houle adhere to their former Vote; another free 
Conference defired with them, agreed to, held, and reported ; 
Lords Concurrence to the Amendments fignified ; Scots Com= 





‘miflioners to be acquainted therewith; a Committee of both 


Houfes to fatisfy them in the Vote; their Anfwer reported— 
Lords to be acquainted with the Order of Houfe for their 
Commiffioners to go to Uxbridge, and defired to give like Or- 
der, 28—The Committee of both Kingdoms to meet upon 
the Rifing of the Houfes—Scots Commiflioners farther Anfwer 
to the Vote concerning the Inftructions, agreed to, with an 
Explanation; a Committee to confer with them thereupon ; 
their Anfwer agreed to; Conference defired with Lords con- 
cerning the Difpatch of the Commiffioners, agreed lo; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Conference held ; Lords Concurrence to 
the Vote and Explanation reported, 29—Letter from the 
Committee at Uxbridge, with a Copy of the King’s Power 
to his Commiflioners, and other Papers, read, 31—Another 
Letter, with Papers inclofed, concerning the Progrefs of the 
Treaty, and an Alteration in the Ordinance impowering the 
Commiffioners to treat, read, 1 Feb.—Other Letters, with 
Papers inclofed, exprefling the Proceedings of the Commit- 
fioners; Refolution that nothing delivered in Writing fhall be 
binding, if the Treaty break off—Inftruétions from Lords, 
what Anfwer to give to the King’s Propofitions, agreed to— 
Meffage from Lords, acquainting Houfe they have received 
divers Papers, and think fit to refer them io the Committee of 
both Kingdoms, 3—Commiflioners Letter, and Papers con- 


cerning the Militia, read ; nothing done thereupon, 8—Order _. - 


for 500/. more for the Commiflioners, 10—Another Letter, ~ 
with Papers concerning —s read, 12—Another —s 
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their Proceedings upon the Propofitions concerning Religion, 

read—Time for the Continuance of the Treaty inlarged, 15. 

Agreed to by Lords—Perfons coming from Oxon to Uxbridge, 

not within the fafe Conduét, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody— 

A Committee to prepare additional Inftruction upon the Bufi- 

nefs of Ireland—Ordinance for that Purpufe, 17—Scots Com- 

miffioners Confent reported, 18. Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 19—Commiffioners Letter, relating the Proceedings on 
both Parts concerning the Militia; a Committee to prepare 
Letter to them, moses, a Doubts that may arife, 17—Fur- 
ther Infiruétions from Lords agreed to—Refolutions concern- 
ing the Limitation of Time for fettling the Militia in Com- 
miffioners, agreed to by Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 19—Commiffioners Letter, and an Order, 
defired to be pafled both Houfes for limiting it, read, and 
paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 21—Another Letter, 
with Papers incloted, relating their Proceedings, read—Mef- 
fage from Lords, defiring a free Conference touching the 
Treaty ; Conference defired with Lords concerning the Mef- 
fage, agreed to ; Head thereof; another Conference defired 
by them concerning a Letter and Papers from Uxbridge, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported; Debate ——o by a Letter, with Papers in- 

‘clofed, concerning the King’s Commiflioners Defire of an 

Anfwer to their former Papers touching the Addition of a 
longer Time, 22, Remaining Papers of the Treaty pre- 
fented ; Commiflioners Proceedings approved ; Members Com- 
miflioners thanked ; like Thanks to be given to the Lords 
and Scots Commiflioners ; a Committee to prepare Heads 
for a Conference thereupon, 25 The Commiflioners of 
both Houfes to prepare and publifh a Declaration upon the 
Proceedings of the Treaty, with Power to advife with the 
Scots Commiffioners, 1 Mar. Order fent to Lords, 3— 
They defire public Thanks may be given to the Commiffioners 
of the Houle; a Committee of both Houfes to thank the 
Scots Commitlioners—The Commiflioners of both Houfes to 

ive the Common Council a general Account of the Treaty ; 

leads of what is to be delivered to them, fent from Lords, 
read, and agreed to, 4. 

1645, Order for reporting the Declaration upon the 

Paflages of the Treaty, to be communicated to the Commif- 

fioners of both Houtes, 28 Mar. May—Each Perfon 

to prefent his Part, 17 Members, if the Whole cannot be 
brought in, to bring in their Parts, 4 June. Part prefented ; 

Order for prefenting the reft, 11—Lord Chancellor of Scotland 

to be defired to fend in his Part concerning the Church, 18. 

His Anfwer reported ; Minifters who were at the Treaty, to 

prepare his Part, and report it to the Commiflioners, to be by 

them prefented, 24 Secretaries appointed for preparing the 

Declaration ; Perfons having any Part thereof, prepared by 

Mr. Pym, to deliver it to them, 26 June. Part concerning 

the Church to be fent to them when finifhed—Tranfcript of 

Letters and Papers taken at Nafeby to be fent to them, 30 

Secretary added, 11 July—Secretaries of the Committee 

of both Kingdoms to deliver them Papers that may be ufeful 

in preparing the Declaration; Order for expediting it, 19 

Jan.—Scots Commiflioners Paper touching renewing the 

Defires to the King for a fafe and well-grounded Peace, to be 

confidered,29 July. Vide King. 

1646, a Committee of both Houfes to receive and 
examine Informations concerning any Treaties tending to the 
Prejudice of the Parliament; Members to be injoined Se- 
crecy ; Lords to be defired to keep it, 6 May. 

Trefufis, John, 1645, Petition read; Order for allowing him 6, 
a Week for Maintenance of himfelf and Family, 10 Sept. 
Sent to Lords, 19 Order from Lords, appointing him Vice 
Admiral of Cornwall, 16 Oct. 

Tregoney, 1646, new Writ, 11 Nov. 

Tregonnell, Thomas, 1645, Particular of his Eftate reported ; his 
Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
upon Payment thereof, ordered, 18 Oct. 

1646, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 25 June. 

Jobn, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 6 Aug —Sent 
to Lords, 1 Sept. 

Treife, Leonard, 1645, Petition; Order for allowing him 40 s. 
a Week for his prefent Subfiftence—For recommending him 
to the Committee of the Weft, to beftow 50/. upon him, 12 
Jan. Sent to Lords, 22. 

Trenchard, Sir Thomas, 1646, Member to prepare Ordinance for 
fecuring him, his Heirs, &amp;c. for a Debt due to a Delinquent, 
and fequeftered in his Hands, 17 July. 

Trenchfield, Captain Thomas, 1645, previous Quefiion for ap- 
pointing him Captain of a Ship, and Kear Admiral of the 
Summer’s Fleet, Affirmative, 23 Feb. 

Trevilian, George, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 





























FourtTH VoLuME. 


pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 18 Aug —— 
Sent to Lords, 13 Oét. 

Trevor, Sir John, 1645, Report concerning him, Lancelot 
Lake, and Abraham Perrott; Order for putting them into 
the Collection of the 12d. per Chaldron on Coals at New- 
caftle; the Committee to make them SatisfaGtion for their 
Loffes, by an Abatement of Rent; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 29 Sept. 

Sir William, 1645, Order appointing him Governor 

of Monmouth Caftle, and for a Commiflion, 27 O&amp;. Sent to 

Lords, 28. 

Arthur, 1646, to be fent Prifoner to Briftol, 6 








Apr. 





Colonel, 1646, Pafs from Lords for him to go to 
Carrickfergus, agreed to, 11 July. 

Trinity Halil, Cambridge, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for 
fufpending the EleCtion of a Matter, read, and paffed, 2 Aug, 
——~ Order from them, appointing a Matter, 7 Nov. Pe- 
tition of Fellows, with Certificate annexed, referred to the 
Committee of the Univerfity, 9 Feb. 

1646, another Petition, defiring the Approbation of 

Parliament in their Eleétion of a Mafter; Election approved 

by Houfe ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26 Mar. 

College, Cambridge, 1645, Ordinance from Lords con- 
cerning it, 11 Sept. They put the Houfe in mind thereof, 16. 
Ordinance for making Two Perfons fenior Fellows of the 
College, for better Regulation thereof, read Second time, and 
pafled, 22. 

Trollop, Mr. 1646, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 30 Nov. 

Trurec, 1645, Letters from thence read, and fent to Lords; 
Order for Rewards to the Meffengers, 16 Mar.—Another 
read, and to be printed ; Order for a Reward to the Meffenger 
—Refolution for inviting the Prince to come into the Par- 
liament’s Quarters, 17. Vide Wales, Prince of. 

—-—-—— 1646, another Letter read; Order for a Reward to the 
Meffenger ; a Committee to examine and find out the Perfon 
that robbed him, 26 Mar. 

Tucker, aac, 1646, Order for paying Arrears due to him as 
Scholar of Wadham College, 20 Apr. 

Tumults, 1645, a Committee to prepare Declaration, to exprefs 
the Diflike of tumultuous Meetings, 26 June Declaration 
_ to ; Major General Browne to put it in Execution, 19 

ug. 

Turner, Richard, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
_— his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
31 Jan. 

-——-— 1646, read, and pafled, 4 May 
July. 

——— Thomas, 1646, Report for him to be Captain of a Ship 
re-committed, 22 Sept. 

Turpin, Captain, 1645, Petition of his Children fpecially recom- 
mended by Lords, 23 June——They put Houle in mind 
thereof; Petition referred to the Committee of Petitions, 29 
Aug. Reported, and read ; Order for 100/. per Annum 
for their prefent Subfiftence, and for 50/. to each of them, 
10 Sept. Vacated, 10 Oét.——Order for vacating it, fent 
to Lords, 10 Nov. 

1646, returned, with Amendments, 30 Apr. Lords 
put Houle in mind thereof, 5 June. Amendments agreed 
to, 8. 

Tufcany, 1646, Petition of Refident from thence, communi- 
cated by Lords, g Apr. 

Tutbury, 1646, Articles concerning the Surrender thereof, com- 
municated by Lords, 30 Apr.——Order for a Reward to the 
Meflenger, 2 May. 

Twickenham, 1645, Ordinance for abolifhing the Cuftom of dif- 
tributing Cakes in the Church on Eafter Day amongtt young 
People, and for diftributing Bread inftead thereof to the Poor, 
2 Apr.—Petition from thence and from [fleworth, concerning 
their Minifiers, read, and referred to the Committee of Se- 
queftrations, 22. 

— 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, 
read; previous and main Queftions for pafling it, feverally 
Affirmative, g Oét. 

Twifden, Sir Roger,1644, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 6 Mar. 
1645, his Petition read; Order for bailing him; the 
Committee of Sequeftrations to report the State of his Cale, 

9 Dec. Report; nothing done thereupon, 2 Mar. 

Twifje, Mr. 1645, to be allowed the Value of his Fellowfhip out 
ot the Revenue of New College, 17 Nov. 

Dr. 1645, Order for beftowing 100/. upon him towards 

his prefent Maintenance, 4 Dec. 

1646, Houfe informed of his Death ; Order for 100/. for 

















Sent to Lords, 20 



































his Burial ; the Committee of the Three Counties to provide a 
Maintenance for his Children, 22 July. Preacher thanked for 
the Sermon at his Burial, and defired to print it, 29. 

3 Tyllyer, 




















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IN DE X fo th FourtHw Votume. 


Tyllyer, Colonel Henry, 1645, Conference defired by Lords 
concerning him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, 8 May—His Depofition concerning ill Ufage from his 
Keeper in the Tower, referred to the Committee ofthe Tower, 
14 Order for exchanging him for Sir Robert Pye, junior, 
7 June. Agreed to by Lords, 10. 

Tynte, Captain William, 1646, to have public Faith for Monies 
advanced by his Father, 3 Od. 

Tyrrell, Sir John, 1645, his Fine of 8007. accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, or- 
dered, 12 Aug. To be prefented, upon Payment of 600. 
within Ten Days, 26——Read, and pafled, 3 Nov. Sent to 
Lords, 4. 

Tythes, 1646, Petition againft paying them, read, 5 May. 





20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 


pPALEN? IN E, Benjamin, 1644, Order for allowing him 
3 /. a Week for his prefent Suabfiftence, 18 Mar. 
1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. Order for continuing it, 
and paying the Arrears, 6 Oét. 

Vandrufques, General, 1646, Scots Commiffioners Letters and 
Papers, concerning difbanding his Regiment, read, 8 June. 
Vane, Captain Charles, 1644, to have Leave to take with him 
— Sea 100 Soldiers, Prifoners to the Parliament, 14 

ar. 

—— Sir Henry, junior, 1645, Report concerning the Office of 
Treafurer of the Navy, held by him; Refolution that he fhall 
enjoy it under the Great Seal, upon paying a Moiety of 
the Profits to the Receiver General of the Revenue; Ordi- 
nance for that Purpofe ordered, 15 July. Read, and paffed, 
16. Agreed to by Lords, 17——-Thanked fer his Services in 
Scotland, 9 Jan. 

Vafjall, Mr. 1645, the Committee for Irifh Affairs to confider 
of fatisfying him for Provifions taken up upon his Account, 
5 Aug. 

1646, fame Committee to certify his Debt for Monies fent 
to the Soldiers at Londonderry, and to Lord Inchiquin, 20 
Apr. 

Venue, Sir William, 1645, his Let er read; to have Speaker’s 
Warrant to come to him, and then a Pafs to go beyond 
Sea, never to return to bear Arms againft the Parliament, 30 
Oét.— Order for apprehending him as a Delinquent, and 
taking him into Cuftedy, g Dec. Called in; delivers his Pals ; 
Order for him to depart the Lines within Four Days, and em- 
bark with the firft fair Wind, or to be proceeded againft as a 
Spy, 17- 

a ON Sir Henry, 1645, Order for his Commitment to the 
Tower ; Sentence pronounced, 18 June. 

John, 1645, difcharged from being a Member during this 

Parliament, 1 Sept. 

Mr. 1645, his Petition from Lords, for a Prothonotary’s 

Place, 3 Jan. 

Sir George, 1645, committed to Southwark Compter 
for High Treaton, 22 Jan. 

Velin, General, 1645, appointed Commander in Chief of the 
Forces before Newark, 2 Dec. 

Venice, Duke of, 1645, Letter to him on behalf of the Eaft 
India Company, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 22 Apr. 

Venn, Colonel, 1645, to command the Party that convoys the 
Recruits to the Army, 4 Mar. 

1646, to be thanked, and defired to repair to Northampton, 
to take care of the prefled Men—To have Power to iflue 
Monies for their Pay, and for defraying all Extra-Charges, to 
aflign Quarters, and order the Delivery of Cloaths, 8c. ne- 
ceflary ‘for them—Officers, Soldiers, &amp;c. to affift him, 26 
Mar. 

Vere, Lady, 1645, Order for paying her 1,000/. in Part of her 
Hufband’s Arrears, 12 June. ; : 
Verney, Sir Ralph, 1645, previous and main Queftions for dif- 
abling him to fit during this Parliament, feverally Affirmative, 

22 Sept. 

Fernon, Cheithephes, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing 
him Curfitor Baron of the Exchequer, read, and difagreed to, 
29 Sept. ; 

—— Henry, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 13 
Jan. 

Uffington, 1645, Petition of Inhabitants, 2 Feb. Vide Field, 
Henry. 

Villequier, Monfieur, 1645, Paffport from Lords, for him to 
tranfport Nine Horfes, Cuftom and Impoft free, into France, 
agreed to, 24 Mar. 

Villers, Robert, 1645, Paper containing the State of his Cafe, 
reported ; nothing done thereupon, 2 Mar. 

Vou. IV. 


























1646, his Petition, and Certificate annexed, to be confi- 

dered, 14 Apr.——Read ; the Committee at Gold{miths Hall 

impowered to compound with him; Lords Concurrence to be 

defired, 4 May——Report; his Fine accepted ; Ordinance 

“) — his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 

7 July. 

Edward. Vide Willys, Sir Richard. 

Vincent, Henry, 1644, a Petition, complaining of divers High 
Conftables; Order for difcharging him from his Office, 15 


Mar. 
Thomas. Vide Crofs, William. 

Vines, Mr. defired to preach, 5 Mar. 1644——16 June—— 
29 O&amp;. 31 Dec. 1645, Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mons, 13 Mar. 1644——20 June 28 Jan. Excufed, 1 
Nov. 1645. 

Vintners, 1645, Ordinance for pardoning them, except as ex- 
cepted, from any Delinquency concerning the Impofition of 
40 s. per Ton on Wines, read twice, and committed; Petition 
referred, 8 Apr.——Ordinance reported, and pafled, 2 May. 
Sent to Lords, 3. 

Violett, Mr. 1645, Ordinance to indemnify him for paying Mo- 
ney, due to a Delinquent, to the Committee at Haberdafhers 
Hall, ordered, 18 June. 





























19 May. | 

Virginia, 1646, Letter from the Grand Affembly, referred to the 
Committee for foreign Plantations, 16 Od. 

Vivian, Hannibal, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 23 Feb. 

Uifiter. Vide Ireland. 

Underwood, Colonel, 1645, Order for 2001. for him, upon 
drawing his Troop to Abingdon, 17 Dec. 

Univerfities, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for Relief of the 
Scholars, read, and pafled, 16 O&amp;. 

—e Mr. 1645, to have Commiffion to be Captain of Foot, 
31 O&amp;. 

Volchier, Mr. 1645. Vide Privileges—The Committee of plun- 
dered Minifters to report the Reafons of his Sequeftration, 
29 Sept. 

Uphill, Mr. 1645, Ordinance to indemnify him for paying a 
Delinquent’s Money to a Garifon, ordered, 18 June. 

Upnor Cafile, 1645, Order appointing a Governor, g May. 
Sent to Lords, 10. 

Upton, Arthur, 1645, to be recommended to the Governor of 
Plymouth to be Governor of the Fort and Ifland, 29 
Sept. 

em 1646, a Committee to confider of and ftate the 
Damages fuftained by him and Mr. Boone, by feizing a Ship 
of theirs, and of Means for their Reparations, 5 Oct. 

Urrey, Major William, 1645, Order for a Fortnight’s Pay for 
him, Three Officers, and Three Corporals, to be de- 
ducted out of their Arrears, 23 May. Agteed to by Lords, 





29. 

Uvedale, Sir William, 1645, Certificate of One Part of his Ac- 
counts, prefented from a Committee, to be confidered, 3 
Apr. 

Uxbridge, 1644, appointed for the Treaty, 6 Jan. Vide Treaty 
—The Committee of both Kingdoms to provide for the Safety 
of the Town, 20 Feb. 


20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 


AGGONERS, 1644, their Petition from Lords, 10 Jan. 
Waggon-matter General’s Petition read, 18 Feb,———Oyder 
. for paying them 4,000/. out of Delinquents Eftates, 6 Mar. 
Order for paying Arrears due to thofe of the City Brigade 
—Their Petition earneftly recommended to the Committee of 
Accounts, 22. 
1645, the Committee of the Army to confider of 
Ways and Means for paying the Waggoners—Order for pay- 
ing feveral Monies due upon their Debentures, notwithftanding 
they were not included in the laft Ordinance for Payment of 
Teams, 16 Apr. Ordinance for paying them, read twice, 
and committed ; the Committee to confider whether they may 
not be paid out of Goldfmiths Hall, 5 May. Ordinance re- 
orted, and pafied ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10— 
he Committee of the Militia to pay the Moiety of the Ar- 
rears due to thofe employed in Sir James Harrington’s Bri- 
gade, 2 May——Their Anfwer reported ; Order for paying 
them forthwith, 23 Aug.—To pay Waggoners employed b 
them in feveral Expeditions, 15 Aug. ‘Their Anfwer read, 
23——Order for paying thofe under Sir James Harrington the 
whole Remainder of their Arrears, 1 Sept. Ordinance for 
paying them 3,191. 5s. 8d. out of the Excife, read, and 
paffed, 20 Oct. Sent to Lords, 21. Returned, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to, 22———Ordinance for pay- 
ing the Money to the Waggon-mafter General, to be ~~ Py 

















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him upon Account, read, and paffed, 15 Nov. Agreed to by 
Lords, 17 Petition of poor Waggoners Widows referred 
to the Committee of Petitions, 2 Dec.—Ordinance for Intereft 
to Perfons that fhall pay the Money upon the former Ordi- 
nance, read, and palled, 20. Agreed to by Lords, 30 
A Committee to confider their Accounts, and pay the Monies 
afligned by former Ordinances, 26 Feb.——Report ; Order 
touching the Diftribution of the Monies, 13 Mar. 

Wainwright, Jamés. Vide Mackland, Thomas. 

Wakelyn, Thomas, 1646, to have Pals to go beyond Sea, 18 
May. ' 

Walcott, Humphrey, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
9 Mar. 

——— 1646, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 18 May. 

Wales, 1645, Order for Paffes for Perfons trading thither for 
Cattle, 1 July Declaration of the Counties, with Lords 
Defires thereupon, 10 ‘Nov. 

—— Prince of, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, for his Servants, 
2 Dee. ——His Proclamation read ; Houfe to confider of his 
being at the Head of an Army againti the Parliament, g Jan. 
A Committee to prepare Letter defiring him to difband them, 
13— Letters concerning him to be prefented from a Committee, 
23 Invitation to be fent to him, to defire him to refide in 
fuch Place, and with fuch Attendants, as both Houfes fhall 
appoint, 17 Mar. Lords Concurrence fignified ; a Commit- 
tee to prepare Letter to the General, for conveying the Vote, 
18. The Committce of both Kingdoms to prepare it, 19. 
Minute of the Letter, communicated by Lords, read ; Order 
for Second Reading, 20. Read, and difagreed to; a Com- 
mittee to prepare another, 23. Committees added, 28. Let- 
ter reported, and read; previous Quefiion for an Amend- 
meat, Neg.; Letter agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 

1. 

ia 1646, his Anfwer read, and to be communicated to Lords, 
28 Apr. Minute of Anfwer thereto, fent from Lords, read, 
and referred to a Committee ; former Letter, and his Anfwer, 
referred, 15 May. Letter reported, and agreed to; Place for his 
Refidence appointed ; Lords Concurrence to be defred, 25. 

South, 1645, a Committee to prepare Declaration for un- 

deceiving the People, to be fent down with the King’s Cabi- 

net Letters, 15 Aug.—— Declaration to be read, 4 Sept. 

Read, and pafled, 6. Sent to Lords, 8, Agreed to by them, 

9 Order for {peedy Settlement of the Counties, 3 Mar. 

Order for fending down Three Minifters, with an Allow- 

ance of 100/. per Annum each, 15 Aug. 

+1646, Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and pafled, 22 
July. Sent to Lords, 24 Order for their going down, 28 
Oét. A Committee to confider.of Propofitions for fettling 
and preferving the feveral Counties, 29 Sept-——Report 
from Lords concerning placing certain Officers in the Vice 
Admiralty, 2 Dec. 

- — North, 1645, Order for charging Monies upon the Ex- 
cife, for the Service of the Counties—The Committee of 
both Kingdoms to confider of a fit Perfon to command the 
Forces in Chief—Ordinance for regulating them and the 






































Counties, ordered, 25 Sept.——Order for fending down Pow- 
der, &amp;c. 1 Jan.——The Committee of the Admiralty to 


take care of Shipping for the Coafts—Another Committee to 
confider of Ways for reducing the Counties and Garifons, 4 
Feb.—Bulinefs referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 
6. Report; Order for fending 2,000 Foot and 1,000 Horfe— 
Vor charging 10,000 /. upon the Excife for them; Ordinance 
for that Purpofe ordered, 16--Order for fending Three Ships, 
Feb. 

was 1646, Commiffioners appointed to reduce the Counties, 
Cafiles, and 'Towns——-The Committee of both Kingdoms to 
prepare Infiruétions for them, 28 Mar. Inftructions re- 
ported, and read, 25 Apr.—Order for fending down Ammu- 
nition and Arms, 13 Order from Lords, appointing Offi- 
cers in the Vice Admiralty, agreed to, 30 June A Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance for fettling Committees to efta- 
blifh the Affairs of North Wales, and for appointing a ftanding 
Committee to overview the Actions of the feveral Committees, 
and confider of Members to go down, and prepare Inftructions 
for them, 22 Jul Ordinance for paying Intereft for 
10,000 /, vedas | for the Forces, read, and pafled, 4 Aug. 
Sent to Lords, 18 Reafonable Conditions to be oflered to 
the Cattles, 20 O&amp;t. 

Walford, Edward, 1645, Order for beftowing 502. upon him— 
For him to have a Houfe Rent-free, 12 Jan. 

Walker, Mr. 1644, detired to preach, 25 Dec.——Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 29 Jan. 

Richard, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
a his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 9 

ar. ; 
~——— John, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 


























ing his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 9 

Mar. 

— Dr. 1645, Conference defired by Lords concerning 

him, 13 &amp; 18 Nov.—Lords to be defired that he may be re- 
ferred to the Committee of the Admiralty, 18. Their Report; 
Refolution for appointing him Advocate of the Admiralty and 
Fleet, 27 Further Report; Order for fettiing 100/, per 
Annum upon hin—For allowing him 20s. per Diem, extraor- 
dinary when employed abroad, 2 Feb. Sent to Lords, 7. 

Waller, Sir William, 1644, Order for raifing 4,000/. for his 
Forces, 9 Jan.—For paying 5007. to his Waggoners, 10— 
Order appointing him Commander in Chief of a Party to be 
feni into the Weft—For his going down forthwith, and for fit- 
ling him with all Accommodations, 15—For his bringing the 
Forces to their Rendezvous, and taking all Ad vantages againtt 
the Enemy—For fending the Remainder of a Regiment to 
him—For the Officers to repair to their Charges, 29—For 
Allowance to Surgeons going to him—For furnifhing them 
with Medicaments, 32——His Letter; Order for 2,000. more 
—For Shoes and Provifions for his-'Troops, to be deduéted out 
of their Pay, 3 Feb.—For a Fortnight’s Pay for them upon 
Mutter, 5—-A Committee to inquire into the Obfiruétions that 
hinder the Surgeons from going down, 8—His Letter con- 
cerning his Intention to beat up the Enemy’s Quarters at An- 
dover; Order for his marching into the Weft with a firong 
Party, and fpeedy advancing the reft, 12—Another Letter ; 
the Committee of both Kingdoms to write to him to purfue 
the Order, and give him full Power to command the Forces, 
13. A Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks to him for 
his Readinefs in marching, 14—Another Letter read, and to 
be communicated to Lords at a Conference—Order for im- 
preliing 140/. for the Surgeons, and for furnifhing their 
Chetis, 15. Agreed to by Lords, 17—Member to inquire 
why he does not march, and injoin him to march without 
Delay, 18—His Letter; the Committee of both Hotes, to 
confider the State of his Forces, 20—To difpofe of them as 
they think fit, 21. Letter from him, and divers of his Off- 
cers, read, and, with the Meffenger, referred to them, 22. 
Other Letters from them, reprefenting the Condition of his 
and the Enemy’s Forces, read, and referred, 24—Lieutenant 
General Cromwell to go with him, 27—-—His Letter read, 
and, with the whole Bufinefs of the Wet, referred to the 
Committee of both Kingdoms; Order for fending 2,000 /. 
formerly affigned him, 1 Mar.—Another Letter read, and re- 
ferred, 3—-Another read; Refolution that he be commanded 
forthwith to advance with what Forces are ready to be fent to 
him—A Committee to prepare Letter to him, 4—His Letter, 
concerning the defeating Colonel Long’s Forces, and taking 
him and others Prifoners, read, 17. 

1645, the Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of 
fending him fpeedy Supplies, 9 Apr. Their Report—His Let- 
ter, with One inclofed, refating that Prince Rupert and 
Prince Maurice were marching into thofe Parts, read; the 
whole Bufinefs of the Weft, and the Garifons there, referred 
to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 11—Another Letter 
read—Petition of his Officers read, and approved ; Order for 
a Fortnight’s Pay of their Arrears ; the Committee of the Wett 
to confider how it may be raifed, and of employing thofe not 
taken on upon the new Model, 16—Members to go and help 
to reduce his Forces, 21. Order for a Fortnight’s Pay for 
all of them, 22—Order for a Fortnight’s Pay for his Life- 
guard—For difbandins them upon Receipt thereof—Petition 
of his Phyfician, &amp;e. reierred to the Committee of the Army, 
12 May—His Officers Accounts to be audited, upon Sir 
Arthur Haffelrigg’s Certificate, 23—Order for ftating and 
cafting up the Accounts of the Officers of his Train, and 
making out Debentures thereupon, 29 Order for Money 
for his Waggoners and Train, 19 Jan. Report con- 
cerning him to be confidered, 9 Feb.—Leave given him to 
be examined at a Committee touching Afperfions laid upon 
him, 28. 

— 1646, Petition of Minifter and Officers late under his 
Command, referred to the Committee of the Weft, with Power 
to pay them fuch proportionable Sums as they find reafonable, 


3 O&amp;. 











——— Sir Hardres, 1645, Petition; Order for a Fortnight’s 


Pay, as Captain of Sir William Wailer’s Life-guard—For 
charging 300/. upon the Ordinance for further Relief of Lre- 
land, in lieu of Monies formerly allotted him, 9 Dee. 

1646, appointed Commander in Chief of the Forces 
going to Jerfey, 25 Apr. 

Walley, Charles, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 7 July ——Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. 

Walling ford, 1645, 2 Committee to confider of fome Way of 
blocking up the Caftle, 18 Oét.—Report of the Proportions 
of Men and Horfe, with Propofitions and neceflary Provifions 
for that Service, 23. 





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INDEX o the Fourtt VoLu mE. 








1646, Order for blocking it up, 30 Apr. Gentle- 

mens Letter concerning Pay for the Forces before it, 3 June 

Another Letter, with Articles for the Surrender thereof, 

read ; One difagreed to—General to take care of blocking it 

up; the Committee of the Three Counties to confider of 
fome Courfe for Maintenance of the Forces, 17 July—Let- 
ters from him concerning the Surrender thereof, and recom- 
mending a Governor, read; Governor approved—Another 

Letter, concerning a Mutiny there, read, 28 A Commit- 

tee to confider of an Eftablifhment for the Garifon, 11 Aug. 

Eftablifhment read ; nothing done thereupon—Eftablith- 

ment and Security of the Garifon referred to the General—A 

Committee to draw up a new Eftablifhment, 25 Sept. 

1646, new Writ, 15 Sept. 

Wallis, Edward, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
— his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
9 Mar. © 

Walloons, 1644, Complaint of Infolencies committed by feveral 
in the Army ; Order for fecuring their Arms and Horfes, and 
difcharging them, 21 Jan. 

Wallop, Mr. 1644, to have Pafs to bring Evidence from Oxon, 
19 feb. 

——-— 1645, a Committee to confider of Means for difcharging 
Engagements incurred by him for the State, 3 Apr. 

Walmer Catile, 1644, Confideration of continuing the extra- 
ordinary Guard there, referred to a Committee, 17 Jan. 

-=— 1645, Order for continuing them, and afcertaining their 
Pay, 29 Mar.—-—Petition of Officers, &amp;c. from Lords, 26 
July. 

Walmefley, Richard, 1645, to have Liberty to fiay in France for 
T'wo Years, 23 Apr. 

Walfingham, Sir Thomas, 1644, &amp; 1646. Vide Privileges. 

— 1645, Petition referred to the Committee of Exami- 
nations, 29 Mar. Report ; Order for paying him Monies 
decreed to him in the Exchequer Chamber, with Cotts of Suit, 
31 O&amp;. 

Walter, Sir William, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled, 18 Aug. Sent 
to Lords, 19. 

Walton, Colonel, 1645, Order for paying Arrears due to his 
Regiment out of the Arrears due upon the Ordinance for 
Maintenance of the Earl of Manchefter’s Army—For paying 
him Monies due upon the Warrant of the late Treafurers, 
25 Apr. A Committee to appoint Perfons for bringing in 
the Arrears, 28 July. 

Thomas, 1645, to be difcharged from further Damage 
concerning the Wine Projeét, upon paying 40/—His Bond to 
be delivered up, 2 May. 

Wandisford, Sir Rowland, 1646, to be recommended to the 
Grand Committee, upon the Ordinance concerning the Court 
of Wards, 4 May. 

Wapping, 1644, Oats difcovered in the King’s Magazine there, 
to be delivered for the Relief of Plymouth, 15 Jan. 

Ward, Mr. 1644. Vide Privileges. . 

John, 1644, Order from Lords, for adding him to the 

Affembly, agreed to, 25 Dec.—Defired to preach, 25 Dec. 

26 Feb. 1644 29 Apr. 1646 Exculed, 26 Dec. 1644 

——Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 26 Mar. 1645 

27 May 1646. 9 

John, 1645, his Petition, with Lords Order thereupon, 
read; Order agreed to, 3 Feb. 

Wards, Court of, 1644, Ordinance from Lords, concerning it, 
17 Jan. ‘To be read, 10 Feb. Information that feveral 
Perfons are indebted to the Court, referred to.the Committee 
of Examinations, 29 Jan. Ordinance concerning figning 
Bills upon granting Wardfhips, and compounding for them, 
read twice, and committed ; the Committee to confider of the 
Officers Fees—Ordinance for taking away the Court, to be 
prefented, 5 Mar. 

1645, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for difeharging 

the Wardthip of Perfous whofe Anceftors died in the Parlia- 

ment’s Service, 2 Apr. Order for prefenting it, 20 Sept. 

Mafter to order ufual Difcharges to Perfons paying in 

Monies upon any Ordinance, 19 May Refolution for taking 

away the Court ; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered; Refo- 

lution that the Court fhall proceed as formerly till the Ordi- 
nance is completed, 20 Sept. Declaration to that Purpofe, 

4 Nov. Ordinance for pafling the Grants of Wardfhips 

under the Great Seal, notwithftanding the Bills to contain 

thofe Grants are not figned by the King, read twice, aud com- 
mitted, 22 Oé¢t.—Ordinance for Compolition for Wardfhips, 
and for figning Bills, and pafling them under the Great Seal, 
read twice, and pafled, 31 Agreed to by Lords, 1 Nov. 

——Order for Monies for the Uther and Under-ufher, 17 

Jan.——Refolution for taking rr d the Court of Wards, 

agreed to by Lords, and to be printed—Order from them, for 

Satisfaction to the Officers in lieu of their Offices, agreed to, 

= Amendments, 24 Feb, Amendments agreed to by Lords, 

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26-—Another from them, concerning a Provifion for Payment 

of Debts charged upon the Revenue thereof, read, 24. 

1646, Ordinance for bringing in the Arrears of the Court, 
fallen before 24th February laft, 26 Mar. Committed to a 
Committee of the whole Houfe; Inftrudtions, 16 Apr. 
The Receiver to receive, and give Difcharges for, all Monies 
and Rents due before the Ordinance for taking away the 
Court, 2 May—Ordinante for brigging in all Monies and Ar- 
rearages of Kents payable befére the 24th of February lati, 
read twice, and eommitted, 7—Aunother to the fame Purport, 
read twice, and committed, 20——The Seal brought from 
Oxon prefented; Order for breaking it, 3 July——A Com- 
mittee to confider how the Decrees and other Proceedings of 
the Court may be brought to an effectual Determination, and 
prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, 30 O&amp;.——A Committee 
to confider of the Officers -Lofies by taking away the Court, 
and report fome fitting Recompence to be made them, 24 
Nov. 

Ware, Sir James. Vide Titchbourne, Siv Henry. 

- Colonel, 1645, the Committee of the Weft to remove him 
from Southwark Compter whither they think fit, and allow 
him, out of his Arrears, a convenient Maintenance, 19 Aug. 
——His Petition; Order for bailing him, 4 Nov. 

Wareham, 1644, Order for fending down Anns, &amp;e. 28 Jan, 
——The Committee of the Welt to provide Supplies for the 
Town, 12 Feb. 

1645, Articles concerning the Surrender thereof ap- 
proved, 29 Dec. Sent to Lords, 30—-—Agreed to by them, 
3 Jan. Order for flighting the Garifon, 5 Mar. 

Warefion, Lord, 1645, his Paper, and Lord Chancellor of Scot- 
land’s Declaration, prefented from a Committee ; Papers con- 
cerning him communicated by Lords, 13 June. 

Waring, Richard, 1645, Ordinance for reimburfing him and 
Michael Herring 6,o00/, advanced for the Scots Army, read, 
and pafied ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Dec. 

Warner, Henry, 1645, his Vine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
12 Aug. . 

1646, read, and pafled, 18 May——Sent to Lords, 

21 Nov. 

Edward, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 

12 Aug. ' 

1646, read, and pafled, 18 May——Sent to Lords, 

21 Nov. 

Alderman John, 1645, Petition; the Committee of 

Accounts to certify the Caufe of his Commitment to the Fleet, 

8 Ot. Bufinets concerning his Tobaccoes, referred to the 

Committee of the Navy, 7 Feb. 

1646, previous and main Queftions for difcharging an 
Order for Stay of Proceedings at Law concerning his ‘Tobit- 
coes feized for Nonpayment of Cuftoms, feverally Affirmative, 
14 Apr. 

Warre, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, g July Sent to 
Lords, 21 Nov. 

Warren, Edward, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, g Mar. 

1646, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence.to be defired, 

18 May. 

— Edmund and Henry, 1645, their Fines agcepted ; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning their Delinquencies, apon Payment 
thereof, ordered, g Mar.’ 

1646, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

18 May. 

Samuel, 1645, Certificate of his Accounts prefented from 
a Committee, to be confidered, 3 Apr. 

Warwick, County, 1645, Report for a Fortnight’s Pay for their 
Horfe going to Colonel Mailey, 11 Apr.—Letter from thence, 
concerning a Defeat given to the hing’s Forces, read, and 
referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, with Power to 
difpofe of the Prifoners; Commanders to be thanked, 26 

Member to go down and hafien the bringing in the Af- 

feflments, 26 June——Order for fending down Powder, &amp;c. 

9 July For flighting all the Garifons except Two, 4 Aug. 

Committees added; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 

17 Nov. 

1646, Order for continuing the Affeffments for the 

Forces, 26 O&amp;.——Queftion for additional Committees, Neg. 

16 Nov Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miffion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

1645, new Writ, 11 Oct. 

Town, 1645, Governor of the Town and Garifon ap- 

pointed ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 12 May Order for 

their Horfe to march Weftward, 1 Sept. Governor’s Peti- 
tion read; Order for afligning bim 5o0/. a Week towards the 

Pay of his Troop, 17-———Order for fending down Powder, &amp;c. 


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———- 1646, Order for continuing the Garifon—For continuing 
the Governor, with 60 Men, 4 Aug. 

—— Earl of, 1645. Vide Privileges—Conference defired by 
Lords, concerning his laying down his Commiffion, agreed to; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 10 Apr. Reported ; 
Surrender of his Commiflion accepted, and voted a fit Tefti- 
mony of his Duty to the Parliament—A Committee to con- 
fider his Services and Fortunes ; Peper from him read, 12—. - 
Appointed a Commander in Chief of the Forces in the Eaftern 
Affociation ; Letter of Thanks for his Vigilance in raifing them, 
ordered, 27 Aug.——His Letter read; another Letter of 
Thanks, for raifing the Country upon the late Alarm, ordered, 
6 Sept. Read, and agreed to, go—Order from Lords, for 
continuing him Governor of Guernfey and Jerfey, read, and 
agreed to, 25. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Governor of 
Guernfey, Jerfey, and the Ifles adjacent, read twice ; previous 
Quetiion for continuing him Governor for One Year only, 
Neg.; Ordinance difagreed to, 6 Ott. 

Wafhbourn, Colonel Herriott, 1645, Petition ; a Committee to 
confider of recruiting him with Horfes-—Order for Three 
Months Pay for his ‘Troop, 29 Apr.—--Sent to Lords, 3 May 

Order for beftowing 100/. upon him to buy Horfes, 23 Mar. 

1646, agreed to by Lords, 28. © 

Wafher, George, 1644. Vide Privileges. 

Waftall, Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for his 
prefent Subfiftence, 29 Nov. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Watermen, 1645, Ordinance for preffing them and Barges for 
carrying Soldiers from London to Maidenhead, read, and 
paffed ; returned from Lords, with a Provifo; Provifo agreed 
to, 4 Apr. 

Watford, ees, Ordinance for fettling the Vicarage, and 4001. 
per Annum out of the Revenues of the Dean, &amp;c. of St. Paul’s, 
read, and pafled, 11 Apr. Sent to Lords, 12. 

Watkins, Sir David, 1645. Vide Privileges—Petition referred 
to the Committee of Examinations, 19 May. 

Watkinjon, James, 1645, Report of his Fine re-committed, 13 Jan. 

Watfon, Mr. 1644, Order for paying him Money for Piftols 
afligned for Colonel Cromwell's ow Home 28 Jan. 

Richard, a Papitt, 1645, Ordinance to make void Two 
Obligations under the Seal of the Barber Surgeons Company, 
for paying him 1,000/, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 26 Aug. 

Watts, John, 1645, Ordinance for fecuring to him 2,000/. advanced 
for Pembrokefhire, read, and paffed ; agreed to by Lords, 2 Aug. 

-— Sir John, 1646, Report from Lords concerning him, 30 
Apr. Order for difcharging his Sequeftration ; Ordinance 
for that Purpofe ordered, 6 June. Read ; nothing done there- 
npou—A Committee to confider the Articles of Surrender of 
Chirke Caftle, and his Carriage fince, 10. 

Wayte, Colonel, 1645, Order for difcharging him from further 

ttendance—For taking off the Sufpenfion of his Govern- 
ment—Report concerning him to be made, 11 Aug. Peti- 
tion of Gentlemen of Rutlandfhire, concerning a Difference 
between them and him, referred to 2a Committee, 27 Nov. 

1646, Order for their Meeting, 5 June. 

Webb, Francis, 1645, Petition; Order for paying him 700 Z. in 
Part of a Debt due to him for Arms, and other Neceffaries for 
Ireland, 2 Dec. 

Webber, Abraham, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 11 June Sent to 
Lords, 6 July. 

Weldon, Colonel Antony, 1644. Vite Privileges. 

———— 1045, the Committee of the Army to arm Men come 
out of Kent; another Committee to fend them to recruit his 
Regiment, 9 Apr.---—His Letter read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Weft ; Copy thereof to be fent, and recom- 
mended to the Common Council, 12 June—Order appointing 
him Governor of Plymouth, and of the Fort and Ifland— 
Perfon recommended to him to be Governor of the Fort and 
Ifland, 29 Sept. Both fent to Lords, 21 O&amp;. Houfe put 
them in mind thereof, 25 Ordinance conftituting him Go- 
vernor of the Garifon, Fort, and Iland, with Power of martial 
Jaw, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired; a 
Committee to accommodate the Bufinefs concerning him and 
Colonel Kerr, 13 Dec——His Petition from Lords, 7 Mar. 
They put Houfe in mind thereof, 14. 

Wellden, Mr. 1645, his Petition from Lords, 28 Feb. 

— 1645, new Writ, 25 Sept.——Order for making Return, 
27 Jun. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, read, 
and pafled, 20 Apr. 

Welsh Drovers. Vide Drovers, Welth. 

Wendover, new Writ, 25 Sept. 1645 ——15 Sept. 1646. 

Wenlock, 1646, new Writ, 13 May. 

Wenman, Lord Vifcount, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a 
Week for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 












































1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Wentworth, Sit George, 1646, voted incapable of fitting during 
this Parliament; new Writ ordered, 28 Aug. ” 

Weobley, 1646, new Writ, 11 Sept. 

Werden, John and Robert, 1646, their Fines accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and pafied, 9 July ——- 
Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Werkerlyn, Mr. 1645, his Petition from Lords read ; Order for 
beftowing 200/. upon him, and for paying bis Arrears, as 
Latin Secretary, and continuing his Pay for the future, 31 Jan. 

Weft, Francis, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Examinations, 28 Jan. 

—— 1645, his Petition reported ; 100/. collected by him for the 
Subfidy in Surrey, and feized for the Parliament, to be allowed 
upon his Account, 10 Nov. 

Colonel, 1645, appointed Lieutenant of the Tower; Lords 

Concurrence to be defired, 26 Apr. Ordinance for that 

Purpofe read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

2 May. 

1646, his Petition; a Committee to prepare Order. there- 
upon, 26 Oct. 

Wefiburne, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, for inftituting and in- 
duéting a Minifier, 4 Aug. Read, aud pafled, 5. 

Wefiern Counties, 1644, Order for fending down Ammunition 
—Commander in Chief of the Forces appointed, 26 Dec.— 
The Committee of the Weft to examine the Mifcarriages in 
the Return of the Forces fent down ; to take care of fending 
a confiderable Party, and confider of railing Monies for the 
Service of the Weft; Power given them to confult with 
the Committees of feveral Counties about fending down Dra- 
goons to be furnifhed by them, 30 
both Kingdoms to give Directions for 6,000 Horfe and Foot 
to march forthwith; the Commiffioners of the Army to fee 
them mufiered—Refolution for adding 1,100 Dragoons; the 
Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of adding more— 
Sir William Waller appointed Commander in Chief of this 
Party ; Order for him and the Party to march forthwith ; the 
Committee of the Weft to take care of fitting him with all 
Accommodations, 15 Jan. The Committee of both King- 
doms to difpofe of the Horfe come up from thence, 19 Feb.— 
Order for fending Powder, &amp;c. 24——Order for employing 
Part of the Proceeds of Delinquents Eftates for the Service 
thereof, 10 Mar.—Sir Thomas Fairfax to be defired that Two 
Regiments may continue there, 22. 

1645, Remainder of 1,500/. affigned Lord General’s 

Foot, to be employed for the Service of the Weft, 8 Apr.— 

The whole Bufinefs of the Counties and Garifons referred to 

the Committee of both Kingdoms, 11—Letter read, and fent 

to them, 16——Ordinance enabling them to grant Commif- 
fions to Perfons recommended by the Weftern Committee, 
read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3 May— 

Order for fending down Powder, 12—The Committee to 

receive Information and Difcovery of concealed Eftates, upon 

Speaker’s Recommendation, and employ Part thereof for the 

Service of the Weft, 15—Order for fending Forces—For Co- 

lonel Maffey to repair to his Charge, 2 June. His Letter for 

Recruits ; the Committee to treat with Perfons to {pare what 

Forces they can, and anfwer the Letter; Anfwer read, and 

agreed to, 6—Committees Paper, for prefent and confiderable 

Relief, read; Report concerning employing the Officers and 

Gunners formerly of Sir William Waller’s Artillery, 21—The 

Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of a Courfe to be 

taken with the Clubmen rifen in divers of the neareft Weftern 

Counties, 24. Declaration to exprefs the Diflike of their 

tumultuous Meeting, ordered, 26——Read, and agreed to, 

19 Aug. Lords Concurrence fignified, 23 Letter to Sir 

Thomas Fairfax and Colonel Maffey, concerning them, read, 

and agreed to ; Speaker to fign fuch of thefe Letters as fhall be 

defired by tue Committee, 3 July—The Committee to write 

Letters concerning them, — Thomas Fairfax’s Letter, 

with their Petition, and his Anfwer, read ; Order for a Reward 

to the Meffenger, 9 ——Letter concerning them, with a Lift of 

Gentlemen, and Minifters called the Leaders, read ; Order for 

fending up fome Prifoners ; the General to fet others at Liberty, 

upon taking the Covenant, 8 Aug. The Committee to con- 
fider of the Leaders; Order for a Commiflion of Oyer and 

Terminer under the Great Seal for trying them, 19 ——The 

Committee to fend for thofe that have been bailed, and prevent 

the further Rifing of them—Order for a Commiffion to proper 

Perfons for fuppreffing the Infurreétion of feveral in Dorfet 

and Somerfet, and for punifhing the Offenders, 16 Mar.—— 

The Committee impowered to compound with any Two De- 

linquents they thall difcover, and have the Benefit thereof— 























Order for fending down Ammunition, 3 July—For difpo- 
fing of the Monies arifing from Bail-bonds for the Service of 
the Forces, 5—For a Colleétion within the Bills, for Perfons 
fled from thence, 14—Order appointing a Treafurer, to be 
printed and publifhed, 19—The Committee to give no Money 

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to private Perfons for a Month, 31 Impewered to com- 

pound with Prifoners and Delinquents, and to report their 

Fines, 13 Aug.—Order for fending down Powder, &amp;c. to the 

Garifons, 19—Ordinance for continuing the Weekly Affeff- 

ments for Six Months, read, and paffed, 25. Agreed to by 

Lords, 26 Ordinance from Lords, for farther Power to 

the Cominittee to inquire into and redrefs Grievances, com- 

mitted, 2 Sept. Reported, and paffed, with Amendments, 

16. Ordinance returned to Lords, 19—Defires of the Com- 

mittee that fome fpeedy Courfe may be taken for Pretervation 

of the Weft, reported; Debate to be refumed, 26. Members 
fent down, 29 Order for 2,o00/. for the Forces, 18 Ot. 

General impowered to grant Commiflions to Gentlemen 

for raifing Men, and placing Governors in Garifons, &amp;c.— 

The Committee to confider of fit Perfons to be fent down, 

and prepare Inftruétions for them, 26 Jan. Inftructions 

reported, read Article by Article, and agreed to, 14 Feb. 

Sent to Lords, 18. Returned, with Amendments, 23. One 

difagreed to; a Committee to aflign Reafons, 27— Conference 

defired with Lords concerning them, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed; Conference held, 16 Mar. Another defired by 

them, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 18 

—— The Committee to difpofe of no Monies to private Per- 

fons without Order, 27 Feb. Letter from Launcefton ; 

Order for fending Ships to fecure the Coafts, 5 Mar.—Order 

for Six Weeks Pay for the Forces in the Field—The Commit- 

tee to confider what Garifons are fit to be kept up, and what 

Forces to be kept therein—To confider what Forces are fit 

to be kept in the Field, and how they may be maintained, 7 

—To contider of fome Way for borrowing 500/. towards 

fending down Divines and Gentlemen, 21. 

- 1646, another Cominittee to take care the Order is put 
in Execution, 30 Mar. A Committee to confider what 
Ammunition can be {pared out of the Garifons for the Irith 
Service, 25 Sept. Order for fending down Powder, &amp;c. 
30 O&amp;. A Committee to confider what well-affected Sol- 
diers have been cafhiered, and what ill-affeéted Perfons have 
been received in their Places, 30 Nov. 

Weftlydd, Mr. 1646, Ordinancc for pardoning his Delinquency, 
fent to Lords, 13 Ott. 

Wejfiminfter, 1645, Committees added to all the Committees; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 5 May 7 June Order 
for raifing the old Levies and new Recruits, and for putting in 
Execution the Ordinance for punifhing Deferters, 1 July— 
Petition of Inhabitants for Maintenance of Le¢turers in the 
Abby ; Speaker’s Anfwer to Perfons who prefented it—Ordi- 
nance for regulating the College, read twice, and committed, 
7—Reported; Committee appointed; Ordinance paffed, 25 
O&amp;. Sent to Lords, 28 Meflage from them, defiring a 
Committee of both Houfes may confer about it, and to thew 
their Reafons for difplacing the Receiver, 7 Nov. Ordinance 
returned with Amendments; Ainendments agreed to, 17. 

1646, Scholars elected to Chrift Church, Oxford, to go 
thither, notwithftanding any Order of either Houfe to the con- 
trary, 3 Sept. To be forthwith admitted into Scholarfhips 
there, 11 Petition of Inhabitants adjoining to the new 
Church, read, and referred to a Committee, 4 Aug. 

Wefimoreland, 1645, a Committee to place godly Minifters in 
the County, 18 July Committees added; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Sept. 

—— 1645, new Writ, 11 O&amp;. 

Wefton, Sir Richard. Vide Heath, Sir Robert—1645, com- 
mitted to Southwark Compter for High Treafon, 22 Jan. 

—_——— Benjamin, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

— 1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. His Petition referred 
to the Committee of the Revenue, 19 Nov. 

Weftrowe, Mr. 1646, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
fent to Lords, 13 O&amp;. 

Weymouth, 1644, Letter concerning the Enemy’s taking the 

utworks; Sir William Waller to advance into the Weft 
forthwith ; Lord Admiral to be defired to fend Ships for guard- 
ing the Coafts, 12 Feb—The Committee of both Kingdoms 
to confider what is fit to be done further, 18—To provide for 
the Safety thereof by Sea and Land, 20—To take care Sup- 
plies be fent, 21—Letter relating the Condition of the Town, 
read, 24—The Committee of both Kingdoms to confider of 
vidtualling, relieving, and defending it, 27 Letters relating 
the good Condition of the Town, 1 Mar.—Others touching 
the regaining all the Forts, read, and to be printed—Order 
for 2,000 /. for the Garifon—For Rewards for the Meffengers 
—For Thankfgiving, 4. Vide Thank/giving. 
1645, Order for Monies for the Garifon, fent to 
Lords, 12 Apr——The Committee of the Navy to fend Two 
Barks for Safety of the Port and Trade, 11 Yoly-—-Dader 
for 500 /. for the Garifon, 5 Aug. 
1646, Order for fending down Ammunition, 17 




































































Nov. 
——-—— 1645, New Writ, 25 Sept. 
Vou. IY. 


Whaddon, Mr. 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week for 
his prefent Subfitience, 3 June. 

1646, ditcharged, 20 Aug. 

Whale Oil, and Fins, 1645, Ordinance prohibiting the Importa- 
tion thereof, except as excepted, read ; Quefiion for Com- 
mitment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 2 May. 

Whaley, Colonel, 1645, the’ Committee of both Kingdoms: to 
direét him to watch the King’s Motions, 29 Feb. Order re- 
newed ; the Committee to give Account of their Proceedings 
thereupon, 26. , 

Wharton, Lord, 1645, Ordinance for granting him 4,000/. out 
of the Eftate of Sir William Savile’s Heir, read twice, and 
committed, 8 July. To be reported, 12. Reported, and 
pafied—Order for the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, upon 
the Credit thereof, to lend him 2,000/. 16. Ordinance and 
Order agreed to by Lords, 17 His Letter from Lords ; their 
Senfe thereupon, agreed to, 4 Sept. 

Wheeler, William, 1645, Order for allowing him 41. a Week 
for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Abraham, 1646, appointed Captain of a Ship, 19 Aug. 

John, 1646, Report concerning the Payment of 69 /. 
19s. 6d. to him, for Timber taken from him, and employed 
in the Service of the Parliament, read; nothing done there- 
upon, 30 June. 

Whiiler, Mr. 1645, to be brought to Bar, 29 Nov. Dif- 
charged trom further Attendance, and referred to the Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall, 4 Dec. 

Whitchcott, Edward, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
= his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
Q iWLar. 

———— 1646, read, and pafled, 18 May 
21 Nov. 

Whitchurch, 1645, new Writ, 31 O&amp;. 

White, Robert, and Wife, 1644, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee for the Clotworthy’s Petition, 28 Jan, 

Mr. 1644, Houle to attend his Funeral, 31 Jan. 

John, 1645, Ordinance for conferring the Parfonage of 
Lambeth upon him, 28 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 29. 

—— Nicolas de, 1645, Commifiions with Blanks, to him, com- 
municated by Lords, 13 May. 

Colonel, 1645, to give Account when the Letters taken 

in the King’s Cabinet at Nafeby came to Town 23 June. 

Mr. a Prieft, 1645, Order for Stay of Judgment againft 
him, 4 July. 

Whitechapel, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to 
the Committee of Complaints, 26 Oct. 

Whitehall, 1645, Order for pulling down the Mafque Houfe, and 
difpofing of the Proceed thereof, 16 July——The Committee 
for purging it revived, and to execute the Powers given them 
oy former Orders, 16 Aug. To view and inventory the 
Robes, Watches, &amp;c. and fecure them, 6 Sept. Report of 
fome Particulars difcovered by them; another Committee 
joined, and to withdraw, and examine them, 7 Jan. ln- 
formation of a Defign againft the Parliament, referred, 9. 

Whitehead, Mr. 1645, a Coeubiane to confider of Means for 
difcharging Engagements incurred by him for the State, 3 
Apr.——Order for allowing him 4/.a Week for his prefent 

- Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Whitelock, Bulfirode, 1645. Vide Privileges——Order for al- 
lowing him 4/. a Week for his prefent Subfiflence, 3 June— 
For beftowing Lord Littleton’s Boeke and Manutcripts upon 
him ; Speaker to iffue Warrant to feize and deliver them, 16 

Agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment 

agreed to, 7 Mar. 

1646, Order for his Weekly Allowance difcharged, 20 


Aug. 

Whitewick, Mr. Vide Henley, Mr. 

James, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 27 Oct. 

Whitford, Major, 1645, to be exchanged for Sir Richard Erle, 
22 O&amp; 























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Whitmore, Sir Thomas, 1644, to be fent up in fafe Cuftody, 
27 Feb. 

Whittaker, Mr. defired to preach, 2 Jan. 1645——24 June 
1646 Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 29 July. 

William, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a Week 

for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Whoredom, Vide Inceft. 

Wiccomb, 1645, Order for employing the Horfe there, 23 

c. 














1645, new Writ, 25 Sept. 
Wicker, John, and John Robinfon, 1645, Petition referred to 
the Committee of the Navy, 28 Aug. 
Widdrington, Sir Thomas, 1645, Order for allowing him 4la 
Week for his prefent Subfiftence, 3 June. on 
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1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

—— Henry, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 14 
Feb. 

— 1646, read, and paffed, 4 May. Sent to Lords, 15. 

Wigan, 1645, new Writ, 30 Dec. 

Wight, le of, 1644, Order for fending down Powder, &amp;c. 18 
Feb. ‘ 

1645, Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance for Secu- 

rity thereof Six Months longer, read, and pafled, 17 May. 





Sent to Lords, 22— —Returned, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 7 June—--Ordinance for continuing it Six 


Months longer from the ift of November next, read, and 
pafled, 27 Oct. Sent to Lords, 28. Agreed to by them, 30 
Order for fending Powder, &amp;c. 6 Mar. 

1646, Ordinance from Lords for continuing the Ordi- 
nance, read, and pafled, 16 May Inhabitants to confider 
of Means for raifing Arms, and paying 300 Men, 3 June. 

Wigmore, Daniel, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
12 May. 

Wilbraham, Sir Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance 
fyr pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 2 May. 
Sent to Lords, 15. 

Wilcox, Auditor, 1645, the Committee of the Army to exa- 
mine his Proceedings in making up the Officers Debentures, 
18 June——Report; feveral voted unwarrantable—Refolu- 
tion for difallowing 25s. per Diem, to be paid him, 30 


Sept. 











Serjeant John, 1645, Order for allowing him 4/. a 

Week for his prefent Subfifience, 3 June. 
1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Wilde, Sir John, junior, 1645, a Committee to compound with 
him for his Liberty ; Order for difpofing of the Proceed of his 
Compofition, 21 July. 

-Serjeant, 1646, Order for a Commiflion under the Great 
Seal to him and others, to hold the Aflizes in the Counties 
of Gloucefter, Monmouth, and Hereford—For allowing 
him 100/. for his Expences, 19 June. es 

Wilkinfon, Henry, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 
Minifier of St. Dunftans in the Eatt, read, and pafled, 30 
Aug.——His Petition from Lords, with fpecial Recommenda- 
tion, 26 Jan. Read; Order for beftowing 1004, upon him 
for his prefent Subfittence, 29. 

1646, defired to preach, 3 July. Thanked, and to 

print his Sermon, 22. 











Magdalen College Oxon, 6 Aug. 
Wilks, Thomas, 1646, his Services and Lofles recommended 
to the Confideration of the Houfe, 11 Sept. 
Willett, Major, 1645, his Petition from Lords, 4 Mar. 
Williams, Reeve, 1644, his Petition from Lords, 20 Mar. 
Sir Trevour, 1645, Lords Order for continuing him 
Commander of the Forces in Pembrokefhire ; agreed to, 10 
Jan. 





Hugh, 1646, Order for repaying Money forced from 
him in his Imprifonment, 3 July. 

Williamfon, Sir Francis, 1645, Confideration of his Fine re- 
committed, 13 Aug. 

1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 24 July Sent to Lords, 
21 Nov. 

_—- Edward, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
31 Jan. 











1646, fent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Willis, Colonel William, 1645, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 
13, Dee. 

Willoughby, Lord, of Parham, 1645, Order for paying him a 
Moiety of Monies dilcovered by him, upon Account, for his 
Arrears, 5 Apr——Letters to the Earl of Newcaftle read ; 
Declaration that there does not appear any thing therein 
whereupon they can ground any Sufpicion of him, 1 O&amp;. 

Captain, 1645, Petition of Inhabitants of Coventry, 

defiring he may be Governor, read ; Retolution for appoint- 

ing him; agreed to by Lords, 26 May——-For giving him 

Colonel Barker’s Regiment; fent to them, 9 June. 

Richard, 1645, appointed Captain of aShip, 23 Feb. 

John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 9 July. Sent to 
Lords, 24. 

Wills, 1646, Ordinance concerning the Probate thereof, and for 
continuing Sir Nathanael Brent Judge of the Prerogative Court, 
read twice, and committed; Petition referred, 17 O&amp;. 





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Wills brought from Oxon to be delivered to Clerk, 10 Nov. 
Willys, Sir Richard, 1645, Lords acquaint Houfe that upon a 
Meflage from Oxon by a Trumpeter they had given him and 
Mr. Villiers Leave to come to Town, and go beyond Sea; 


Dr. 1646, Order from Lords, appointing him Head of 


Trumpeter referred to the Committee of Examinations, 2: 
Mar. 

Wilmott, Lady Vifcountefs, 1644, her Petition from Lords 
read, and referred to the Committee of Sequeftrations, 26 
Dec.——Their Order agreed to, and to be made an Order o6f 
both Houfes, o Jan. 

Wilfon, Rowland, 1644, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Examinations, 3 Feb. 

Joan, 1645, her Petition from Lords for Money to 
bury her Hufband, 17 Feb. Order for paying her 54. in 
Part of his Arrears, 18. Sent to Lords, 20. 

Wilts, County, 1645, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 25 Sept———Agreed to 
by Lords, 6 O&amp;. Amended, 27 The Commiitee to ap- 
prehend Soldiers coming from the Army without Licence, and 
return them, 23 Dec. 

-1646, One Troop of Horfe only to be kept in the Coun- 
ty, 4 May Quefiion for referring it to the Gentlemen 
thereof, to confider of a Sum for prefent difbanding the Forces, 
Neg. 24 Sept. Order for 3,000/. for that Service, 6 Oct. 

——-Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Comumiftion 
under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to Lords, 2. 

1645, new Writ, 30 Dec. 

Winch, Onflow, 1645, Ordinance from Lords, authorizing him 
to refide out of the Counties whereof he is High Sheriff, 
31 Jan. 

Winchelfea, 1645, new Writ, 3 Sept. 

Winchefier, 1645, Order for 5,000/. for reducing it, 24 July. 
Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and pailed, 25. Agreed io 
by Lords, 26—Additional Ordinance agreed to, 31 Let- 
ter and Relation of taking the Town and Caiile ; Order for a 
Reward to the Mefienger, 6 O&amp;.—Governor of the Caftie ap- 
pointed, 14—Letter concerning the Government thereof read, 
and referred to the Committee of Hants, 20. 

— 1646, Order for difgarifoning the Town, 29 June 
The College to proceed to the Eleétion and Admifliowof Scho- 
lars, notwithftanding any Order of either Houfe to the con- 
trary, 11 Sept. 

———- 1645, new Writ, 25 Oct. 

———— Marquis of, 1645, a Committee to confider the State 
of his Cafe, 18 O&amp;t. Committees added, 24 Nov.——In- 
formation of his Diftrefs communicated by Lords, with their 

" Defires thereupon—Order for allowing him 54. a Week out 
of his own Eftate—Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon; a Committee to prepare Impeachment, 15 Jan. 

1646, his Keepers Petition from Lords, 31 Mar.—— 
Their Meflage, defiring the Arrears of his Allowance may be 
paid him, agreed to, 15 Ma A Committee to prepare 
Ordinance for Sale of his, Earl of Worcetier’s, Lord Capel’s, 
Lord Cottington’s, and other Delinquents Efiates, 25 Sept. 
Ordinance read twice, and committed, 30 O&amp;t. 

Marchioness of, 1645, Meflage trom Lords, defiring 

the Serjeant may deliver her to the Black Rod, 9 Jan.—They 

put Houfe in mind thereof, 13 &amp; 31—Her Petition read; 

Order for fending her to the Tower, 31. 

—— 1646, her Petition from Lords, with their Senfe 
thereupon, 10 Sept.——They put Houfe in mind thereof, 13 
O¢t.——Another, with their Sense thereupon; Order for 
allowing her 10/. a Week out of her Hutband’s Eftate, 19 
Nov. 

Wincoppe, Dr. 1644, defired to preach, 26 Dec.——Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 29 Jan. 

1645, to have Dr. Bray’s Books, upon paying for them 
according to Appraifement, 21 Jan. Order fent to Lords, 
2 Feb. 

Windjor, 1644, Order for quartering a Troop of Horfe near the 
Catlile, 29 Jan.——For 200/. for the Garifon—A Commit- 
tee to confider of fettling fome Courfe for maintaining them, 
22 Mar. 

1645, Ordinance for 200/. out of the Excife for the 

Garifon, fent to Lords—Ordinance for 50/. weekly for them 

ordered, 3 Apr.—Order appointing a Governor, 5. Sent to 

Lords, 23. Agreed to by them, 26 Ordinance from 

Lords concerning the great Park, 5 Apr. ‘They put Houfe 

in mind thereof, 17 Apr. 1&amp; 8 July Order for fend- 

ing down Saddles, Piftols, &amp;c.; Members to withdraw, and 
fign Warrants for fending them, 29 Apr. Order for 300 /. 
for the Garifon upon a Mufter, 22 May. Ordinance for that 

Purpofe read twice ; previous. Queftion for pafling, Neg. ; Or- 

dinance amended, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 

fired, 24 Governor's Petition and Propofitions prefented 
from the Common Council, read; Order for 4oo/. for the 

Garifon ; a Committee, to confider of an Efiablifhment for- 

them, 5 July—Governor’s Letter referred to the Commitice 

of plundered Minifters, 28——A Committee to confider of 
the Condition. of a Brafs Statue there, 19 Sept. Order 
fer 400/. for the Garifon, 18 O&amp;. For fending the Gover 


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For felling the Statue, 21 Nov.—For 200/. for Viétuals, 22 
——Order for reinforcing the Garifon; the Committee of 
both Kingdoms to confidlet how it may be fpeedily done, 
23 Dec. Ordinanée for 5001. out of tlhe Excife for them 
ordered, 3 Jan. Read, and pafled,g. Sent to Lords, 17— 
A Comunittee to prepare Eftablifhment for the Maintenance 
thereof, 7—Eftab.ifhment to be confidered— Petition of the 
poor Men of the Town, with Lords Refolution thereupon, 
12 Feb. Order for 400 1. out of the Proceed of the Sale of 
the Brafs Statue—The Committee of both Kingdoms to take 
Care of the Safety of the Town, and of oppofing the King’s 
Horfe—Another Cummittee to confider of the Value of the 
Collar of SS, and a Garter found in the Caftle, and to exa- 
concerning 2,500]. informed. to be hidden under Ground, 
9 Mar. 

—— 1646, Petition of Officers and Soldiers read; Order for 
felling the Statue, and employing the Money for paying them, 
7 Apr. Sent to Lords, 9. Order from Lords, impowering 
the Purchafers to tran{port it, 10——Remainder of the Pro- 
ceed thereof to be paid upon Account, for Relief of the 
Garifou, 31 July. 

Wines {ophitticated, 1645, Ordinance to prevent the importing 
and vending them, ordered, 15 Dec. ~ 

Wingate, Captain, 1645, Order for paying him 10/. a Week 
till 500/. fhall be paid, 16 July— For allowing him 4l.a 
Week for his prefent Subfiftence, 24 Mar. 

1646, difcharged, 20 Aug. 

Winghil, Sir Richard, 1645, his Tine accepted, g July. 

Winftaule, Edmund, 1645, his Petition, and Order of the 
Committee of Sequeftrations, read; nothing done thereupon, 
24 Nov. ' 

Wintour, Lady, 1646, to have Pafs for herfelf, &amp;c. to go be- 
yond Sea, 11 Sept. 

Winwick, 1645, Ordinance from Lords concerning the Town, 

Jan. 
‘tre, Gold and Silver. Vide Supply. 

Witchcott, Colonel, 1645, Order appointing him Governor of 
Windfor Cafile, 5 Apr. Sent to Lords, 23. 

Withers, Mr. 1645, a Committee to examine his and Mr. 
Fendall’s Mifdemeanors, 16 Aug. Order for their meeting, 
and receiving Informations concerning the Mifdemeanors of 
other Perfons appointed Committees, 27. 

Joan, 1645, Petition read; Order for Mr. Lowther to 
pay 103/. 18s. due to her Hufband, out of Monies belong- 
ing to the State, 17 Sept——-For the Committee at Haber- 
dafhers Hall to pay it, 22 Dec. Sent to Lords, 25. Agreed 
to by them, 26. 

Witty, Richard, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and palled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 10 Sept. 

Wivell, Roger, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and palfed, 27 Oct. Sent 
to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Wiverton, 1645, Letter relating the taking it; Order for a 
Reward to the Meflenger, 15 Nov. 

Wolfe, Mr. 1646, his Cafe, and the Opinion of the Com- 
mittee of Sequeftrations, communicated by Lords, 9 July. 
Meflage from them concerning difcharging him from his 
Delinquency, 11. 

Wollaflon, Richard. Vide Crawford, Colonel—1645, his Pe- 
tition referred to the Cowmittee of Examinations, 18 Apr. 

Queftion for charging his Debt upon the new Excife, 
Neg. 23 Aug. 

1646, another Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of Accounts, 15 July. 

Wolftenholm, Sir John, 1646, Ordinance from Lords concern- 
ing him, 28 May——They put Houfe in mind thereof, 6 Aug. 

Their Declaration concerning his Eftate, g Oct. 

Women Preachers, 1645, Information concerning them referred 
to the Committee of Examinations, 15 Jan. 

Wooburn, 1645, Petition of Inhabitants {pecially recommended 
by Lords, 3 Jan. To be confidered, 8. 

Wood, Edward, 1645. Vide Privileges. 

Woodcock, Mr. 1645, defired to preach, 25 June 

Thanked, and to print his Sermons, go July 
































6 Feb. 


23 
Feb. ; s 
Woodftock, 1645, Letter, and Relation of the Conditions of 
delivering it up; Meffenger thanked; Order for a Reward 
to him, 27 Apr. 
Woodward, William, 1645, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
ng his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
13 Jan. 

: 1646, read, and paffed, 4 May Sent to Lords, 
21 Nov. 
Woolcock, John, 1645, Information of Words fpoken by him, 
concerning Members of both Houfes; Witneties to be fum- 
moned to attend; a Commitiee to prepare Lnterrogatories ; 
Another Committee to examine the Bufinefs, 11 June. 

Von. IV. 











INDEX oo the Fourtu Voivis. 


Woollen Manufactures, 1645, Petition of Merchants and Traders 
therein, to be read, 16 May. 

Cloth, 1645. Vide Supply. 

Woolley, Nicolas, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Wootton Baffet, 1645, new Writ, 1 Nov. 

Worcefter, County, 1644, Additional Committees, 20 Feb———= 
Sent to Lords, 15 Mar. 

1645, Order for charging 500/. upon the Credit of 
the Excife, for Forces there, to be repaid by the Gentlemen 
of the County—Ordinance for maintaining them to be ten- 
dered, and read, 26 Apr.—Ordinance for 500 1. for the Forces 
in Worcefterfhire, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 29. 

1646, Committees injoined to repair to the County, 

3 Apr.—-Order for flighting all the Garifons except Wor- 
cefter—For difbanding all the Horfe except 100; Commander 

_ of them appointed, 24 July Order for fending 200 Horfe 
and 500 Foot into Ireland, 4 Aug. ——Order appointing High 
Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal; 24 Oct. 
Agreed to by Lords, 27. , 

--———— Town, 1646, Order for 3,000/, for better carrying 
on the Siege; Lords Concurrence to be defired; 3 July— 
General’s Letter, with Articles of Surrender, read; Order 
for a Reward to the Meffenger, 22—Previous Queftion for 
nominating a Governor, Neg. 24. 

- Bithop of, 1646, his Petition from Lords, 2 O&amp;. 
Earl of, 1645, » Committee to prepare Ordinance 

for Sale of his and other Delinquents Ettates, 12 May. 

-~ 1646, to be fent for, and committed to the Tower, 

-25 Aug. Order fent to Lords, 28——Order for felling his 
Goods and Perfonal Eftate, at Ragland Caftlek—A Committee 
to prepare Ordinance for Sale of his Efiate, 25 Sept. Vide 
Winchefter, Marquis of: 

Wragg, Chriftopher, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
ys his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
12 Aug. 

5846, read, and paffed, 18 May 
21 Nov. 

Wrafelt Caftle, 1645, Order from Lords, impowering the Earl 
of Northumberland to appoint a Governor thereof—Order for 
flighting the Outworks—For removing the Ordnance and 
Ammunition, 11 Dec. 

Wray, Sir Chriftopher. Vide Aifcough, Edward—1i645, Ordi- 
nance for. difcharging the Wardfhips of his Heirs Male, ors 
dered, g Feb. Read, and paffed, 24. Sent to Lords, 26. 

Bridget, 1645, Pafs from Lords for her, &amp;c. to come from 
Oxfordfhire to London ; agreed to, 10 O&amp;. 

—— Lady, 1645, Information that her Houfe was violently 
entered by Meffengers, under Colour of a Warrant from 
a —— referred to the Committee of Examinations, 
4 Mar. 

Wren, Linley, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
a his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
31 Jan. 

, 1646, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 4 May. 

Wrench, Edward, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning his Delin- 
quency, read, and pafled, 11 June. Sent to Lords, 19. 

Wright, Nathan, 1645, Ordinance for reimburfing him and 
Mr. Lenthall 500/. advanced for the Weft, read, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29 Apr. 

1646, Ordinance-for reimburfing him 5,000 /. read, and 

pafied, 28 Aug. ——Sent to Lords, 1 Sept. Order for pay- 

ing him 1,421 2. gs. 7d. with Intereft for Monies advanced 

for the North, 14 O&amp;. 

Robert, 1645, Scots Commiffioners Letter and Paper, 

concerning his Letters from Paris; Copies thereof, and In- 

formations from an unknown Knight, feverally read; the 

Committee of both Kingdoms to ftate the Matter of Faét, and 

communicate it to the Scots Commiflioners ; original Letters 

to be brought to the Houfe, 24 Jan. Report; Refolutions 
that feveral Members had done their Duty in delivering the 

Letters to the Committee of both Kingdoms, and relating the 

Intelligence they had from the unknown Knight ; Tisskather- 

upon—Refolution that the Committee have done their Duty, 

in ftating the Matter of Fact—-Another Committee to prepare 

Anfwer to the Scots Commiflioners Letter and Paper, 29—— 

Their Letter concerning them read, and to be confidered, 

11 Feb. Read again with other Papers; Anfwer thereto re- 
orted; read twice, and pafled, 12—Letter from the Scots 

Pastvanent communicated by Lords;‘their Defire that all 

Means may be ufed for the Difcovery of Wright, and that 

the Knight’s Name may be delivered to the Commifiioners ; 

Letter read—Order for Members to name him, 2 Mar. Mef- 

fage from Lords to reétify their former Meflage, 4. Report 

from the Scots Commiffioners, concerning the Difcovery to 
them of the unknown Knight, and that means may be ufed 
for the Difcovery of — a Committee to confider what 

Z: was 














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Sent to Lords, 














~_—- 





INDE X @ the FourtH VoutumMeE. 


was {poken by Sir Henry Cholinley in the Houfe, and by 
Mr. Crompton at the Bar, and prepare Anfwer to the Com- 
miffioners Letter, 19. Another from them read; Anfwer to 
the former read, and agreed to; Speaker to fend it inclofed 
in a Letter, 23 Another read, 6 Apr. 

Writs of Error, 1645, Order for Curfitors to prepare thofe 
returnable in Parliament, and for the Commifhoners of the 
Great Seal to pafs them, 30 Jan. Sent to Lords, 31. 

—— New, 1645, Order touching the Manner of iffuing them, 
1 Sept. 

—— 1645, viz. for Southwark, St. Edmund’s Bury, Hythe, 
21. Aug. Tewkefbury, Derby ‘Town, Beverly, Queen- 
borough, 1 Sept.—Thutke, 1 &amp; 9. Eye, Dunwich, Sudbury, 2. 
Gatton, Ryegate, Newcaftle upon Tyne, Hertford Town, 
Huntingdon Town, Rye, Winchelfea, Hafiings, Arundel, 3. 
Chichefter, 3 Sept.—3 Nov. Midhurft, 11 Sept. Malmef- 
bury, Steyning, Eaft Grinftead, Evefham, Rippon, Pontefract, 
Knarefborough, Aldborough, Bramber, Great Grimtby, Stam- 
ford, Kent, Morpeth, Scarborough, 12. Shrewfbury, 12 Sept. 

19 Jan.—Malton, Higham Ferrers, Sandwich, 17 Sept. 

Aylefbury, 22. Huntingdon County, 23. Colchefter, Staf- 

ford Town, Poole, Weymouth, Bridport, Shaftefbury, Corfe 

Cafile, Brifiol, Bath, Wells, Taunton, Bridgewater, II- 

chefter, Milborne Port, Wendover, Apulby, Wiccomb, 

Richmond, Carlifle, Cumberland, Tamworth, Northumber- 

land, Haverford Weft, Newcafile under Line, 25. leading, 

26. Abingdon, 26 Sept. 6 Jan. New Sarum, Rut- 

land, Leicefter Town, Norwich, Old Sarum, 30 Sept. 

Warwick County, Weftmoreland, Hindon, Dorfet, 11 Oct. 

Lancafier Town, Prefion, 14. Cambridge County and 

Univerfity, 15. Southampton County, 24 Ot. 10 Nov. 

Winchefier Newtown, Gloucefter City, Chrifichurch, 
Minehead, 25 Oc. Portfmouth, 25 Oct.——23 Mar.—— 
Buckingham County, Leicefter County, Calne, Catilerifing, 
30 O&amp;——W hitchurch, 31 ——- Newport, Wootton Ballet, 
1 Nov. Guildford, Marlborough, Nottingham ‘Town, Bifhops 
Cafile, 12. Honiton, 29 Norfolk, 3 Dec. Pembroke 
County, Ipfwich, Brecon Town, 5. Cardiffe Town, 5 Dee. 
—21 Jan.——Wilts, Newton, Wigan, 3o Dec. Retford, 
Lynn, 1 Jan. Great Bedwyn, 9. Radnor Town, 21——- 
Dartmouth, Plympton, g Feb, Nottingham County, Car- 
marthen County, 10. Great Grimfby, 12 &amp;17. Berealfton, 
17. And Chefter County, 28. 

-—— 1646, viz. for Buckingham Town, 22 Apr. Devon, 
7 May. Wenlock, Bridgenorth, Barnftaple, 13—Somerfet, 
Salop County, Berks, Cardigan County and Town, 5 June. 
Old Sarum, 15. Cornwall, Ludlow, 23. Stafford County, 31 

Dover,11 Aug. Launcefton, Sallafh, 12. Pontetract, 
28 Kellington, 4 Sept. Flint County and Town, Mon- 
mouth County, Hereford County and Town, Leominfter, 
Weobley, 11. Wendover, Wallingford, 15 Tiverton, 
5 Oct. Shaftefbury, 7 Chefier City, Cirencefier, Glou- 
cefter County, 3 Nov. Exeter, Plympton, Maidfione, 
Montgomery County and Town, Bewdley, St. Germains, 
Tregoney, Droitwich, 11. Oxon Univerfity and City, Mon- 
mouth Town, 18. And Litehfield, 26. 

Wroth, Sir Vhomas, 1646, Order for removing Soldiers billeted 
in his Houfe, 30 June. 

Wrotham. Vide Parker, William. 

Wrottefley, Sir Walter, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, upon Payment thereof, ordered, 
28 May. 

if ybranjion, Daniel, and others, 1645, Petition from Lords 
‘referred to the Committee for foreign Affairs, 2 Mar. 

Wyther, George, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Serjeant Major, 1646, Petition read, and referred to 
a Committee, 18 May. 

Wywell, Thomafan, 1645, Petition to have a Houfe Rent-free, 
‘and be difcharged of 4 /. payable to the Committee of Sequel- 
trations—The Committee of Accounts to fiate her Hufband’s 
Accounts, 10 Nov. 


















































20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1046. 


yArk BURGH, Sir Nicolas, 1646, his Fine accepted; 
Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 
24 July———Sent to Lords, 21 Nov. 

Yarbury, Edward, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 18 Aug. 

York City, 1644, Order for St. Mary’s Tower to be the County 
Gaol, agreed to by Lords, 11 Jan. Letter concerning the 
Mayor and Aldermen, with the Articles of Surrender, read, 
and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 18 Feb.— 
Refolution, if the Aldermen and Minifters have done nothing 
punifhable fince the Articles of the Surrender, that they 
be releafed from further Imprifonment, and the Aldermen 








reftored to their Infranchifements; Governor, &amp;c. to certify 
their Behaviour, 15 Mar. 


—— 1645, Letter concerning the difcharging them; Lord 


General to write Anfwer according to.the Diredtions of both 
Houtes, 2 Apr.——Committees Letter certifying that they 
have done nothing punifhable; Order for releafing the Minif- 
ters and reftoring the Aldermen; Lords Concurrence to be 
delired, 12 May——--Petitions touching an Allowance to Four 
preaching Minifiers read; Ordinance for that Purpofe read 
twice, and committed ; Petitions referred, 3 Apr. Ordinance 
reported ; Newcatile to be inferted; Ordinance paffed, 16. 
Sent to Lords, 18. Returned, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 23-—-Committees Letters read, and re- 
ferred to a Coinmiltee, 14 Apr. Another Letter and Pro- 
potition read, and referred to the Committee of the Northern 
Affociation, 10 May—Order appointing a Governor, 19 Aug. 
Agreed to by Lords, 2 Committees Letter read, 1 Oct, 
——Other Letters from them read, 11 Nov. 














—— 1646, another Letter read, g Junc-——Petition of Lord 


Mayor, &amp;c. read; Order for 5,000/. for Repair of the pub- 
lic Buildings, and Security of the City, 3 O&amp;t. Letters 
concerning a Mutiny, read; Order for punifhing the Muti- 
neers by martial Law—Ordinance for 5,000 /. out of the 
Excife, for the Forces, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 17 Nov. 

County, 1644, Petition of Inhabitants prefented from the 
Affembly; read, and not being regularly prefented, Houte 
proceeded no further, 9 Jan. 





——- 1645, Member to go down about reducing Lord Fairfax’s 


Horle, 2 May. Others injoined to go forthwith; Serjeant to 
acquaint them with the Order—Committees Letter read, 
and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms—Order for 
fending Powder, &amp;c. 5 July—Letter to the Committces to 
fend their Forces for the blocking up Newark, read, and 
agreed to—Their Letter; Commifficners going into Scotland 
to receive Informations from them and the Gentlemen of the 
Northern Aflociation, 31-——~~-Declaration that they have no 
Power to appoint Governors of Garifons, 19 Aug.—Ordi- 
nance for 10,000/. for the fupernumerary Vorces, read, and 
pulled, 20. Agreed to by Lords, 23—Geuneral Poynis’s Let- 
ter, relating his Inteutions to purfue the hing; Antwer read, 
and agreed to; Order for the Forces to march with him—For 
providing: 5,000 /, for them—Narrative of the Forces, and the 
probable Grounds of the Mutiny—Order for a Reward to the 
Meflenger --Committees Letter read ; Matter concerning the 
Matiny, the Confiitution of the Army, and the Election of 
Oliicers, referred to the Committee of the Northern Affocia- 
tion, 30——Order for the Forces to purfue the King where 
ever he marches, and for providing a Convoy for the Monies 
afligned them, 3 Sept———Committees Letter to General 
Leven, concerning the Grievances of the County, by Levies, 
and quartering bis Army, with his Antwer, feverally read, and 
to be prefented to Lords at a Conference—Another, defiring 
Allowance of Gool. taken up of the Sub-commiffioners of 
Excile, for Payment of their Porces, read, and agreed to; 
Ordinance for that purpofe ordered, 14 Oct. Read, and palled, 
24. Agreed to by Lords—T'he Committee to prefent the 
Names of Three fit Perfons to be Sheriffs, 25—Order for 
10,0004, for Payment of the Soldiers Arrears, 27 Order 
appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiiiion under the 
Great Seal, 7 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 12—Committees 
Letter read, 11—Letters concerning the Proceedings of divers 
Gentlemen for raifing War there, read, 11 Dee.—The Com- 
mittee of both Kingdoms to confider what Horfe are fit to be 
removed, and difpole of them to the beft Advantage, 1 Jan. 
—Petition of well-alfecied Perfons read, and referred to the 
Northern Commitiee, 26——-Petition of Clothiers read; the 
Committee to confider the Manner of procuring Hands to 
it, 16 Feb.—Propotition for farming the Excite of the County, 
read twice, and re-delivered, 28—-—Relolution that the Coin- 
mittees have done their Duty in receiving and reprefenting 
Complaints, 20 Mar. 








—-— 1646, the Committee of the Northern Affociation to con- 


fider of a fil Place for the County Gaol, in the room of the 
other, 30 Apr.———Letter concerning Oppreflions of the Scots 
Army, upon whom the Country People had rifen; [nforma- 
tion of divers other Injuries, 11 May. General Leven’s 
Order relating thereto read, 13——Several Letters read, and 
referred to a Committee, 1 June. Report, 6——Letier, Pe- 
tition, and Report, concerning the Neceliities of the Coaniry 
and the Burtheus they groan under, by reafon of the Armies ; 
Order for providing 5,000/. for the Forces, 4 July—Commit- 
tees Letter, concerning the Preflures upon the Country by 
the Scots Army, read, 6——Prelfentment and Remonfirance 
of the grand Inquefi, concerning the fad Condition of the 
County, read; Order for raifing the Monies affigned to the 
Forces, 15 Sept.——Ordinance from Lords, appointing Ofti- 
cers in the Vice Admiralty, read, and committed, 30 June 
——Order from them, conferring the Lieutenancy of the 

9 County, 


Death i Sold nds  O? 














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County, and the Manor Houfe of York, upon the Earl of 
Northumberland, 17 Sept. ———Order appointing High Sheriff, 
and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 1 Dec. Sent to 
Lords, 2. . 

Duke of. Vide King, his Children. 

— Archhifhop of, 1645, Ordinauce for difabling him, the 
Bifhop of Ely, and Jufiice Heath, from being Governors of 
the Charterhoufe, read and pafled, 1 Nov. Sent to Lords, 
4 Intercepted Letters from him read, and to be printed, 
13 Feb. 

Pa. 1646, Letter reprefenting the Services he had done in 
reducing feveral Strong Holds; Houfe to confider them, 2 
July. : 

Houte. Vide Northumberland, Earl of.” 

~- - Caftle, 1644, Order tor making it the County Gaol; Agreed 
to by Lords, 11 Jan, 

---— 1645, Lords Defire for vacating the Vote, with their 
Reafons, 15 Jan. 

Youghall. Vide Ireland. 

Young, Patrick, 1644, Petition of Bookfellers, concerning 
printing the Septuagint, prefented from the Affembly, referred 
to aCommittee; the Committee to confer with him thereupon 
—-To confider of fome Expedient for his Encouragement and 
Support, 3 Jan. 

1645, Matter referred to the Grand Committee for Re- 

ligion, 4 July. Report; Order for allowing him 4ool. per 

















Re ey a kha ee 











P| 
4 
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4 
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Vou. lV. 


IN D EX to the Fourtu VoLuME. 


FINT 


Annum for Life—For his continuing to receive the Profits of 
the Treafurerthip of St. Pauls, to make it up, 9 Further 
Report: Ordinance for raifing an Allowance out of the 
Profits of printing it during his Life, ordered, 8 Aug——To 
be read, 23 Sept. Defire of the Aflembly that he might 
be » tat in carrying on the Work—Ordinance read, 
13 Mar. 

— 1646, committed, 16 O@. 

Antony, 1645, Meflage from Lords, recommending him 

to be Commander of a Ship, agreed to, 18 June———Appointed 

Captain of another Ship, 23 Feb. 

Henry, 1645, Order from Lords, appointing him Gunner 

of a Ship, agreed to, 23 June. 

















20° 21° &amp; 22° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1644, 1645, 
&amp; 1646. 


ee UC H, Athby de la, 1645, Letter concerning the Articles 

of Surrender, with Lords Senfe thereupon, read, and agreed 

to, 24 Feb. Letter and Articles, concerning flighting the 

Garifon, read ; Order for a Reward to the Meflenger, g Mar. 

Articles referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, with 

Power to confider the Actions and Proceedings of Perfons left 
in the Houfe, 24. 








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