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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


TO THE 


FIFTH VOLUME. 








22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


BERCROMY, Sufanna, 1647, Order for paying 
her 3002. in full Satisfaétion of her Hufband’s Arrears ; 
Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 14 May. 

Abergavenny, Lord, 1647, Petition read, and to be confidered, 
15 Feb. 
Aberyfiwyth Cafile, 1646, to be dif-garifoned, and demolifhed, 

Mar. 

: 1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, ig July. 
. 1648, Governor appointed, 20 June. 
Abingdon, 1648, new Writ, 8 May. 
Accounts, 1646, Account of Monies paid to the Army, and of 

the Arrears of the Counties, anda 3, Mar. 
1647, Treafurers at Weaver’s Hall to prefent a State 
of their Accounts; the Committee of the Army to report the 
Reafon why a Comptrole was not kept upon their Receipts 
and Payments, 14 July. Account for 200,000/. read; Order 
for paying 16,882 /. 10s. 8d. in their Hands to the Treafurers 
at War; Comptroller appointed, 17 Declaration that the 
Committee, Sub-committee, and their Officers, are within 
the firft Order of Indemnity; their Relief fpecially recom- 
mended to the Committee of Indemnity, 11 Mar. 
1648, The feveral Committees of Sequeftrations to 
deliver their Accounts to the Committee of Accounts, 2 Apr. 
—State of the Accounts of the Excife ordered, 4. Prefented, 
and referred to the Committee of Excife, 13. 
Ejiimates, 1646, a Committee to prepare an Eftimate 
of the Eftablifhment of the Irifh Army, 28 Jan. 
— 1647, Eftimates of the Pay of the General’s Army—of 
Monies received by the Treafurers at War for them, from 28th 
March 1645 to 1t March 1646 exclufive—of Arrears due to 
Horfe and Dragoons, from the firft new modelling till 1ft Fe- 
bruary 1646—of Arrears due to the Foot, Artillery, &amp;c. for 
the fame time, befides what is due to Colonel Roffeter’s Regi- 
ment, and refpited to the whole Army, upon the public Faith, 
feverally reported, and read, 26 Mar. of the Pay of Ga- 
rifons to be continued, reported, read, and to be confidered, 
19 July———Of the Forces under Pay in this Kingdom—Ot 
the monthly Charge of Horfe and Foot to be employed for 
England and lreland—of the Charge of Advance-monies for 
the Forces that are to go to Ireland, and to difband the Train, 
feverally reported, read, and to be confidered, 9 Sept.—— 
Eftimate and Certificates of the Navy Debt, read, 8 Feb. 
1648, Efiimate of the neceflary Supplies for the Maga- 
zine of the Navy, read, 17 Apr.—Of the Debt thereof, pre- 
fented, 19. 
1647, Ordinance for reimburfing to the Committee of 
Accounts 1,500 /. advanced to their Under-Officers, read, and 
pafled, 3 June. Agreed to by Lords, 5—Another for paying 
the Officers Salaries, and neceflary incident Charges of the 
Committee and Sub-committees, ordered, 1 Nov. To be 
read, 11. Read twice, and committed; the Committee to 


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confider the Information concerning Malignants being made . 


Sub-committees, 20. 





Ordinance reported, and _pafled ; 


Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Dec. 

Acland, Sir John, 1648, the Committee at Gold{mith’s Hall to 
re-examine the Bufinefs concerning him, 28 Mar.——To 
accept 1427 /, for his Fine 14 June. 

Vou. V 





Adams, John and Sufan, 1646, their Petition, with Certificates 
annexed; Ordinance for pardoning her read, and_pafled; 
Lords Concurrence to be detired, 6 Feb. 

Alderman Thomas, 1647, to be thanked, 13 Apr. Report 

concerning him; Refolution that there is Matter fufficient to 

accufe him of High Treafon, and that he be impeached ac- 
cordingly—Order for his Commitment to the ‘Tower—the 

Committee to prepare Articles, 24 Sept. Articles and Evi- 

dences upon each, read—Articles, Title, and Conclufion, 

agreed to, 13 Mar. Sent to Lords, with Defire he may fiand 

committed, and be put to f{peedy ‘Trial, 21. 

1648, Refolution againft proceeding any further upon 
his Impeachment, 3 June. 'l’o be communicated to Lords, 5. 

Adjournment ull Afternoon, 28 &amp; 31 Dec. 6, 25 &amp; 28 
Jan.—10o0 Feb. 1646 21, 25 &amp; 28 May——4, 5, 11, 
12, 23, 25, 26 &amp; 28 June 6, 8, 10, 22, 23 &amp; 31 
July——3, 4, 10, 13 &amp; 20 Aug. 9, 16 &amp; 25 Sept 

12, 13, 25 &amp; 27 Nov. 1 &amp; 15 Dec. 6 &amp; 15 

Mar. 1647 13 Apr.——-29 May 3 June——12 July, 
1648 Refolution for adjourning from Friday to Tuefday 
every Week; Lords to be acquainted therewith, 20 Mar. 
1646 23 June. 

————-— 1647, previous Quefiion for difcharging it, Neg. 7 
July. Adjournment upon the Queftion, 14—without doing 
Butinefs, 27-———5 Aug.——-Previous Queftion for adjourning 
till Afternoon, Affirmative, 16 Mar. 

Admiral, Lord High. Vide Warwick, Earl of. 

Admiralty Court, 1646, Ordinance for tettling the Jurifdiétion 
thereof, to be read Second time, 13 Feb. Read; Queftion 
for Commitment, Neg. Ordinance rejected, 25—Report 
from Lords concerning the Court to be confidered, 27. 

1647, another Report from them concerning it; the 

Committee of the Admiralty and Cinque Ports to fettle the 

Jurifdiétion thereof, 23 Apr. Ordinance from Lords for 

continuing them Six Months longer, read, and pafled, 21 

May Ordinance from Lords concerning the Jurifdiction of 

the Court, read, 7 June. They put Houle in mind thereof; 

Order for Second Reading, 26 Ordinance committed, 20 

Mar. Judge of the Admiralty appointed, 5 July. Vide 

Clerk, Dr. William Report about the Admiralty Jurifdic- 

tion, and Sea Laws, communicated by Lords, 15 Oét. 

Order from Lords for continuing the Committee of the Ad- 

miralty and Cinque Ports Four Months longer, agreed to, 10 

Nov. Another for continuing them Seven Months, agreed 

to; additional Committees, 1 Mar. Agreed to by Lords— 

Others added by them agreed to, 4. 

1648, Ordinance for fettling the Jurifdiction of the Ad- 

miralty, reported, and to be ingrofled; Refolution for confti 

tuting Three Judges, and the Committee to confider of fit 

Salaries, 28 Mar. Ordinance read 'I'hird time ; Refolution 

that the Judges fhall be nominated from time to time by both 

Houfes; Previous Quefiion for continuing the Ordinance for 

Three Years, Affirmative; Ordinance pafled; Lords Con- 

currence to be defired, 1 Apr.—Ordinance from Lords ap- 

pointing Three Judges of the: Admiralty, read, and pafled, 

13. 






















































































1648, Order for fitting of the Committee de die in 


diem, till the Diftractions in Kent are fettled, 25 May. 
Adultery. Vide Inceft. 
Aifkew, Sir George, 1646, Report from the Committee of the 
Admiralty concerning appointing him Governor of Scilly, 
communicated by Lords, 25 + iiss put —_ = 
f mine 











INDEX @o the Firtu Vo.Lume. 


mind thereof, 1 Feb. Report to be confidered, 1, 25 &amp; 

oe appointing him Captain of a Shi 
1647, Order from Lords appointing him Captain o Ps 

agreed to, 17 Mar. - 

1648, his Letter, and Lord Admiral’s Anfwer, read, and 
to be printed; Letter of Thanks to him and the Ships Com- 
pany, ordered, 7 July. 

Albans, St. 1648, Petition of Inhabitants, read ; Order for a 
Maintenance for a preaching Minifter ; Ordinance for fettling 
it, read, and committed, 21 Apr.——Pafled, 26 July. Agreed 
to by Lords, 27. ; 

—_—— Earl of, 1647, Ordinance for Payment of a Debt due 
from him to the Earl of Northumberland and Sir Robert Pye, 
out of his Eftate, read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords, 9 
Feb. 

Aldburgh, 1647, new Writ, 1 Mar. + 

Alderne, Captain Daniel, 1646, Lords put Houfe in Mind of a 
Vote concerning him; his Petition to be read, 27 Feb.— 
Agreements of the Committee of both Kingdoms with him 
reported; Order for difcharging his Delinquency ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 18 Mar. 

Dr. Edward, 1646, Agreements of the Committee of 
both Kingdoms with him, reported; Order for difcharging 
his Delinquency; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 
Mar. 

Aldriche, Colonel Edward, 1646, Order for paying him 2004. 
in Part of his Arrears, 5 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 7. 

Aldworth, Mr. 1646, the Committee of Accounts to fiate and 
certify his Accounts, 23 Feb. 

— 1647, Certificate read; Order for paying him 5,274 /. 
16s. 11d. Ordinance for that Purpofe read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to »e defired, 27 Dec. 

Alexander, Jerome, 1647, to be fummoned to appear before a 
Committee, to anfwer things objected againft him, 2 Oct. 

Algiers. Vide Captives. 

Alkyn, Elizabeth, 1647, Order for beftowing 50/. upon her, 
and providing her with a Houfe, 15 Oct. 

Allen, Matthew, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 28 Dec. 

Francis, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to ftate his 

Acccunts, 6 Jan.——Certificate to be read, 4 Mar. 

Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 22 Dec. 

—— Lieutenant Colonel Edward, 1647, his Petition from 
Lords, to be read, g Feb.——They put Houte in inind thereof, 
15 Mar. 

1648, like Meflage, 20 July. 

Allenfon, William, 1647, Order for continuing him Clerk of the 
Hanaper, notwithftanding any Order of either Houfe to the 
contrary, 25 May. Agreed to by Lords, 28. 

Althallows, Lombard-fireet, 1647, Ordinance from Lords ap- 
pointing a Rector, read, and paffled, 23 Nov. 

Alfop, Mr. 1647, to be diicharged from further Attendance, 3 
June. 

Ailthorp, 1648, Ordinance appointing a Reétor and Incumbent, 
read, and pafled, 21 June. Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

Alum and Alumworks, 1647, Bulinefs concerning them referred 
to a Committee, with Power to receive Petitions, and confider 
the Damages of Mr. Challoner and Richard Bourcher, 13 May 

Report; Sir John Gibfon’s Patent for fole making and 
vending Alum voted illegal and void ; Order for calling in and 
cancelling it; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Same Com- 
mittee to give Order for carrying on the Works, and confider 
to whom the Materials belong, with Power to receive Petitions; 
Committees added, 16 Mar. 

Alured, Colonel, 1647, Order for reftoring 20 /. taken from him, 
17 Dec. 

Ancram, Earl| of, 1647, Scots Commiflioners Letter concerning 
him communicated by Lords; previous Queftion for befiow- 
ing 1,500/. upon him, Affirmative—Order for continuing his 
Allowance of 10 /. per Week, 27 May. 

Anderfon, Sir Henry, 1646, Order for bailing him, 8 Dec. 

——~— 1647, his l‘ine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 10 June. 

— Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 13 July. 

Sir William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, 1 May. 

They put Houfe in mind thereof, 15. 

Stephen, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 22 Apr. Ordinance from Lords for 
taking off his Sequettration, according to the Articles, upon 
Rendition of Hartlebury Cafile, 21 July. 

Andover, 1647, new Writ, 14 Mar. 

Lord, 1648, the Committee at Derby Houfe to examine 
and difpofe of him, 12 July—Order for continuing him 


















































at Dover Caftle, 13——-~A Committee to ftate the Matter of 
Faé touching Informations againft him, 21 Aug. 

Andrews, Edward, 1647, Order from Lords for a Writ of Error 
to reverfe an Outlawry againft him for a fuppofed Murder, 21 
Dec. Solicitor General to grant a Warrant for that Pur- 
pofe, 22 Mar. His Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 28 Dec.—Lords put Houte in mind of his Petition, 
30 Dec.—— 22 Mar. 

—— Phineas. Vide Pickering, James. 

Jonathan, 1648, Ordinance appointing him and Maurice 
Thompton Treafurers for the monthly Affefiments for J reland, 
read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence, to be defired 1 Apr. 

Anglefea, fle of, 1646, Colonel Mitton’s Letter concerning his 

ngagements to the Inhabitants upon Surrender thereof, and 
the Articles of Surrender, read ; Order for difcharging Perfons 
concerned therein from Sequefirations, 21 Jan. For con- 
tinuing a Garifon of 150 Men, 3 Mar. 

1647, Order for continuing the Governor, 25—The 
Committee at Derby Houfe to confider of reducing the Ifland, 
27 June——Their Report, 1 Aug. 

Ann, Philip, 1646, Order for bailing him, 9 Mar. 

Annefley, Mr. 1648, previous Queftion for fending him Com- 
miffioner into Ireland, Neg. 30 Mar. 

——— Dr. 1648, defired to preach, 29 June——Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 26 July——Defired to attend Lord 
Admiral in his own Ship, 15 Aug. 

Anfdale, James, 1648, a Committee to ftate and certify his 
Accounts, 11 Aug. 

— Colonel William, 1647, to have Pafs to tranfport his 

en into Flanders, 11 June. 

Antelope, a Ship, 1647, Order from Lords appointing a Cap- 
tain, difagreed to ; another appointed by Houle, 17 Mar. 

1648, Conference defired with Lords concerning him, 
the Ship being gone to Sea without a Commander ; agreed to, 
19 Apr. Managers appointed; Conference held, 20. 

Antrobus, Quartermafier Ifaac, 1648, Order for beftowing 1007, 
upon him, 12 July. 

Appleby Cafile, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 
flighted, 3 Mar. 

Appleton, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 13 July. 

Apprentices, 1646, Petition defiring fome Days of Recreation ; 
Members to give them an Anfwer, 1 Mar. 

— 1647, Petition read; Ordinance concerning Days of 
Recreation for them, Scholars, and Servants, ordered, 20 
Apr. Read, 7 Jume. Read Second time; Queftion for 
Commitment, Neg. Ordinance pafled; agreed to by Lords, 
§8——~—Ordinance concerning their enjoying their Freedoms, 
read twice, and pafled, 27 May. Agreed to by Lords, 28 
——Their Petition read ; Ordinance tor every Second Tuef- 
day in the Month to be a Day of Keereation for them and 
Scholars, ordered, 8 June. Read, and pafled, 10. Agreed 
to by Lords, 11—Another Petition read; Ordinance con- 
cerning Days of Recreation for them and Scholars, read twice, 
and committed, 24. Reported, and pafied, 26. Agreed to 
by Lords, 28 The Committee of Indemnity impowered 
to put in Execution Ordinances concerning the Freedoms of 
fuch as have ferved the Parliament, 23 Dec. Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 24. 

Arbitrary Power, 1646, Exercife thereof to be confidered in a 
Committee of the whole Houfe; all Committees to report 
what they have in their Hands concerning it, 10 Dec. Com- 
mittee fits, 11. 

Ardes, Lord Vifcount, 1647, Letter from the Scots Parliament 
concerning ranfoming or releafing him, read; Lords to be 
defired it may be referred to the Committee of both Houfes for 
Irifh Affairs, 7 Apr.——Order from Lords for his Exchange, 
agreed to, 30 Dec. 

Argyle, Marquis of, 1648, Ordinance from Lords for paying 
him 35,0004. read, and pafled, 5 June—Another from them 
for rectifying a Miftake in the former, read, and committed, 
7--Another for Payment thereof to him, and the Heretors of 
the Shiredom of Argyle, read twice, and paffed; agreed to by 

* Lords, 17 

Armfirong, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 13 July. 

Army, 1646, Certificate of the Accounts of the Treafurers ap- 
pointed by Act 16° Car. for Relief of his Majefty’s Forces, 
and the Northern Parts, read, and approved—Order for boy 
ing the Remainder in their Hands to their Clerk ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired—Houfe to confider of the Forces and 
Garifons; Members to prefent an Account in Writing of 
what Forces are in their feveral Counties and Garifons, 15 
Feb. Prefent it; previous Queftion for confidering thofe of 
particular Counties ; Neg.—-Order for confidering the Num- 

ber of Horfe to be kept; Refolution for keeping 5,400 Horfe 

23 


























and 











and 1,000 Dragoons, 18—Queftion for maintaining more 
Foot than are fufficient to man the Garifons; Neg. 19 
Houfe to confider how the Forces kept up for the Safety of the 
Kingdom thall be commanded, and paid, 3 &amp; 4 Mar. Pre- 
vious Quefiion that Sir Thomas Fairfax fhall command them, 
Affirmative, 4. Vile Fairfax, Sir Thomas. 

Armyn, Sir William, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to ftate 
his Accounts, 6 Jan. 

Arnefide Tower, 1648, Order for making it untenable, . 29 
June. 

Arnold, John. Vide Newman, Edward. 

Mr. 1647, a Committee to withdraw and examine him, 
2 Feb. 

Arrowfmith, Mr. 1646, defired to preach, 30 Dec. 
and to print his Sermon, 27 Jan. 

Arthur, Captain John, 1646, Ordinance from Lords appointing 
him Keeper of Sandifort Caftle, to be read—Order appointing 
him Captain thereof, 13 Mar. 

1647, Lords put Houfe in mind of the Ordinance, 22 








Thanked, 


Apr. 

drasiill Cafile, 1646, to be continued a Garifon with 100 Foot 
befides Officers—Ordnance, &amp;c. belonging to the County of 
Suffex to be removed thither from Chichefter—Thofe be- 
longing to Haftings, or other Places, to be reftored, 2 Mar.— 
Governor to be continued, 24. 


Afh, Mr. defired to preach, 31 Mar. 





26 Jan. 1647——7 














Aug. 1648——Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 28 Apr. 
23, Feb. 1647 Excufed, 8 Aug. 1648. 
Francis. Vide Gibbs, Mr. 


--— William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 27 Dec. 

John. Vide Brookbank, John. 

Afhburnham, Mrs. 1646, her Petition from Lords, to be read, 
7 Dec. 





John, 1647, to befent for in fafe Cuftody, _ Sufpicion 
of being privy to the King’s Efcape, 12 Nov.—To be fent for 
as a Delinquent, 15. Letters concerning fending him up, 
read ; previous Queftion for infifting upon, and renewing the 
former Orders, Neg. 22. 

1648, Order for his Commitment to Windfor Cattle, 
1g May -Refolution for exchanging him for Sir William 
Maffam and others, 10 July—Houte confents that the General 
exchange him for Sir William Maffam, 18. 

Afhford, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 25 May. 

Afhley, Captain Thomas, 1647, Petition read, and recom- 
mended to the Committee at Goldimiths Hall to pay him 
1517. 6s. 5d. for Arms and Ammunition left at Hull, 
21 Feb. 

Afhton, Mr. 1647, referred to the Committee of Examinations, 
14 Apr. 

—— Colonel 1648, to be thanked for his good Services in 
Weftmoreland, 29 June Letter of Thanks for his good 
Services againft the Scots, ordered, 23 Aug. 

——— Dr. 1647, Order for bailing him, 21 May. _ 

——— Edmund, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 2g Aug. ; 

Afhurfi, Lieutenant Colonel John, 1646, appointed Governor of 
Liverpool, 13 Mar. 

William, 1647, Order for 1,000 /. towards Reparation of 

his Loffes, 31 Jan. 




















For appointing him Clerk of the Crown 
in Lancafhire, 25 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 29. 

—— Mr. 1648, to be thanked for his good Services in Scodland, 
18 July. — 

Afhwell, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Redior, read, 
and paffed, 28 Sept. - ws 
Afjejiments, 1647, previous Quefiion for appointing a Commit- 

tee to confider of proportioning equal Rates upon the feveral 
Counties in future Affeffments, Neg. 7 Apr—-—A Committee 
to prepare Letters for haftening the Payment of the Ar- 
rears of the Afleflments for 60,000/. per Menfem, 13 Nov. 
Commiflioncrs to appoint a Receiver General ; Order for 
a Salary to him—Members to go into their feveral Counties 
for bringing in the Arrears ; a Committee to prepare Inftruc- 
tions for them, and Letter to haften the Payment, 23 Dec. 
Infiructions aud Letter read, and agreed to, 24 A Com- 
mittee to confider of an equal Proportion in future Afleff- 
ments, 15 Jan. Revived; Order for their Sitting, 6 
Mar. 
—~- 1648, the Committee of the Army to prepare Letters 
to the Commiffioners in the feveral Counties, to expedite the 
Affefiments, 3 Apr. Order for Speaker to fign Letters to 
that Purpofe—Ordinance for more {peedy bringing in the Ar- 
rears of the Affefiments of 60,0007. per Meniem, read, and 
pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Order for 
Vou. V. 

















INDEX ¢@ the Firra Votume. 


the Members of the Counties in Arrear to write Letters to the 

Committees to take effectual Courfe that the Arrears be paid 

= require an Account who are behind, 2 May——12 &amp; 17 
une. 

Affociations, 1647, Ordinance enabling the Committees of the 
Northern Affociation to aét in the Ordinances of Sequeftra- 
tions, read, and paffed, 26 Mar. Returned from Lords 
with Amendments ; Amendments read ; nothing done there- 
upon—Order for difbanding all their Foot, except thofe in the 
Garilons, 29 Ordinance for a Month's Pay for them, to 
be read, 2 July. Read, and paffed ; agreed to by Lords, 3 
—Letter for bringing in the Arrears to the Earl of Manchei- 
ter’s Amy, ordered, 6 Additional Committees to the 
—— of Sequeftrations, 23 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 














— 





1648, feveral Letters concerning the Affociation read, 

and referred to the Corimittee at Derby Houfe, 4 May. 

1647, Houfe approves the Agreement of the Com- 
mittee of the Eaftern Affociation with the Committee of the 
Army, for paying 20,000 /. afligned to them, for the Ufe of 
the Army, and for the Repayment thereof; Ordinance for 
that Purpofe ordered, g Noy. Read, and pafled, 30 
Agreed to by Lords, 1 Dec. Ordinance amended; Amend- 
ment agreed to by Lords, 8 —A Committee to treat with 
them about Forbearance and Security, 8 Feb. Report; Order 
for Security and Intereft for the 20,000 . and tor 10,000 2. 
more due to them; Ordinances for that Purpofe, ordered, g 
Feb.—Severally read, and pafied; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 10. Report touching the difbanding their Forces, 
to be made, 1 Mar. 

Afjon, William, 1647, Order for paying him 50. for his 
eminent Affection to the Parliament, 3 Mar. 

Ajiley, Major Robert. Vide Moore, Colonei John. 

Sir Jacob, 1647, to have a ‘Ticket for ftaying in Town and 
to be freed from his Refiraint, 18 Feb. His Petition from 
Lords; their Order for accepting his Fine, agreed to, 1 Mar. 
Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, and pailed, 7, Agreed to 
by Lords, 8. ji 

Afiley, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Reétor, read, 
and pafled, 23 Nov. 

Afion, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, read ; 
nothing done thereupon, 9 Apr.—Another from them, read, 
and committed, 22. 

Athowe, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Mar. 

Atkins, Baron, 1648, Ordinance from Lords for tranflating him 
from the Exchequer to the Common Pleas, 8 Aug. Read, and 
pafled, 31. 

Atkyn, "lizabeth, 1646, Order for beftowing 50 1. upon her, 
8 Dee. 

Audley, Wheathill, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delin- 
quency, read, and palled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
30 Mar. 

Awdly, Dr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Axteil, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel, 1648, Order for 501. to 
buy hin Horfes, 15 Aug. 

Ayscough, Colonel Edward, 1646, appointed Vice-Admiral of 
Lincolnthire, 16 Mar. 

Ayleti, John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 18 Mar, 

Aylmer, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinarfce for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 18 Mar. 

Ayloffe, Sir Benjamin, 1646, Petition read; Order for bailing 
him, 25 Dec. 

Ayre, William and Thomas. Vide Wells, William. 

Ayres, Colonel, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for raifing 
Horfe in Berks, 16 Aug. His written Anfwer, and Informa- 
tions againft him, read ; the Committee at Derby Houfe to 
fupprefs the Forces, and difband and refiore the Horfes—Or- 
der for apprehending and proceeding againft him according to 
Law, 21. 




















22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1048. 


ABINGTON, Mrs. 1648, Petition to be read, 31 July. 

— Mr. 1648, has Leave to wait upon the King as his 
Barber, 3 Aug. ' ‘ 

Backfteed, Colonel John. Vide Devereux, Colonel Nicolas. 

Backwell, Captain, 1647, Certificate of his Accounts, to be read, 
14 May. 

Bacon, Nathanael, 1646, to be allowed 3,000 /,in Recompence 
for his Office in the Court of Wards, g Jan. Bade, 











IN DEX @o the FirtuH VoLuMeE. 


Badde, Sir Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Dec. 

Bail to be taken, 25 Dec—-—25 Jan.— 9 Mar. 1646—— 
26 Mar. 21 May 29 June——1o &amp; 17 July——3 
Aug ——6 &amp; 28 Oct. 8 Mar. 1647 3 June——1 
Sept. 1648. . — 

Bainton, Colonel Edward, 1647, Report touching his Name to 
a Warrant for appointing Horfes to Colonel Weymes and his 
Officers ; Order for him to withdraw ; Refolution for fufpend- 
ing him from the Houte, 3 Sept. ; 

1648, Order for re admitting him, 3 June. To be com- 
municated to Lords, 5. 

Baker, William and Richard Pigott, 1648, Petition read ; Order 
for Repayment of their Loans ; a Committee to enquire how 
they ftand in Courfe to be paid, 1 Aug. 

—- John. Vide Browne, Oliver. 

Baldwyn, Charles, 1646, State of his Fine, Delinquency, and 
Eftate, reported, and re-committed, 14 Jan. 

1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence to bedefired, 
16 Sept. 

Mr. 1647, his Petition from Lords to be read, 9 Feb. 

John, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 
Gentleman Porter of the Tower, under the Great Seal, to be 
read, 21July. Read, and pafled, 24. 

Baliol College Oxon, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, appointing 
a Matter, read, and pafled, 21 July. 

Ball, Andrew, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 

- Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 

his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; his Title fince the War 

to be left out ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 June. 




















Baljion, Catharine, 1646, Order for paying her 100 /. in Part of 


her Hutband’s Arrears, 12 Jan. 

Ramber, John. Vide Fleetwood, Richard. 

Bamfield, Lyon, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 12 Jan. 

Bampfield, Colonel William, 1647, Order for paying him 100 /. 
in Part of his Debt; a Committee to confider how the 
Remainder may be paid, 18 Jan. 

Banbury, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the Works flighted, 
2 Mar. 

1647, the new Works without the Walls to be flighted, 
19 July——Ordinance from Lords for better Maintenance of 
a Minilier, read, and pafled, with Amendments, 23 Nov. 
Amendments agreed to by Lords, 25—Order concerning 
Timber afligned for the Repair of the ‘Town, 23. Agreed to 
by Lords, 25. 

——— 1648, Petition of Inhabitants, read ; Order for demo- 
lifhing the Cattle ; a Committee to contract with Lord Say for 
the Purchafe thereof; Materials to be beftowed upon the 
Town, 27 May——Agrcement approved, 14 June. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 16. 

Bancks, John, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 
Minifter of Ivy, read, and pafled—Order for his quitting 
the Place of One of the Six Preachers at Canterbury, 10 
Feb. 

Banister, George, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Banks, Lady Mary, 1647, her Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning her Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired—Another on behalf of her Children ac- 
cepted ; Ordinance for difcharging fo much of the Eftate as is 
come to the eldeft Son, read, and paffled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Sept. Both withdrawn; Ordinance com- 
prehending them, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 21. 

Richard, 1648. Vide Privileges. 

Barbadoes, and the Carribbee IMands, 1646, Petition of Planters, 
and Order of the Committee of foreign Plantations, read, and 
referred to a Committee, with Powet to fend for the Earl of 
Carlifle’s Patent, and fiate the Matter of Faét upon his Claim 
to any Intereft there, 4 Mar. 

Barber, Edward, 1647, Pardon to Le prepared for him, 2 
Ott. 

Barclay, Colonel Henry. Vide Ramjfay, Sir James. 

Bard, Henry, 1647, Report concerning his being taken going 
to Ireland ; Order for him to give Security that he will depart 
the Kingdom, otherwife to ftand committed, 17 Dec. 

Barker, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 6 Jan. 

J ames, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 


be defired, 28 Mar. 
——— William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 








pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur. 

rence to be defired, 3 July. 

Colonel, 1647, the Committee of Accounts to ftate and 

certify his Accounts, 11 Jan. 

— 1648, to receive, perfeét, and certify them, 3 Apr.— 

Report ; Account allowed ; Order for paying him, 4,900 /. 
Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 4 Aug. Read, and paffed; 
agreed to by Lords, 7. 

Barley, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Reé¢tor, read, 
i pananiaad 15 Feb. 

Barnaby, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Sept. 

Barnett, Nathanael, 1646, Order for paying him 100 Marks, 
2 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 5. 

Barnftaple, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the Works flighted, 
25 Feb. 














1647, the Committee of Accounts, to audit, fate, and 
certify the Accounts of the Town, 25 Jan. 

————— 1648, General to be acquainted with Informations 
touching free Quarter there, and to examine the Bufinefs, and 
do Juftice to the Town, 22 Apr. 

Barnjion, William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 29 Aug. 

Barrington, Captain, 1648, Order for beftowing 30 /. upon him, 
18 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Barrodale, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 24 Dec. 

Barrow, Giles, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee of the 
Navy, 28 Dec. 

Barry, Sir James, 1646, Vote from Lords, appointing him Privy 
Countellor for lreland, read ; nothing done thereupon—Or- 
der for paying him 2co0 /. for his prefent Subfiftence ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired—The Committee for Lrifh Affairs 
to inquire into the Caufe of his beng fent out of Jreland, 
1 Feb. 

——- 1648, Order for beftowing 200 @. upon him for his prefent 
Maintenance, 31 Aug. 

Barton, Coloncl William, 1646, Petition to be read, 21 Jan. 
——9 Feb. Read; Order for paying him 4,071 2. 15 s. 10 d. 
—For the public Vaith to him for 596 4. 14s. Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 10 Feb. 

——— 1647, Lords put Houfe in mind of an Order for his 
Relief, 15 Oct. 

— Thomas, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for being 

active in the late Infurreétion in Kent ; Member to affift in 





fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 


the Navy, 19 June. Report; Power given them to bail him; 
the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Barton upon Humber, 1647, Lords Order for a Collection for 
the Town, with the Inhabitants Petition, and Certificate 
from the Juftices, 17 July Another Petition from Lords, 
17 Mar. 

Bartowe, Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 17 Dec. 

Barwis, Richard, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to ftate and 
certify his Aceounts, 6 Jan. Certificate to be read, 4 
Mar. 

——— Colonel Thomas, and others, 1648, Order for paying them 
2,785/. 6s. 2d. Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 3 June. 
read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10. 

Bajil, William, 1646, approved of to be Attorney General for 
lreland—Order for Grant under the Great Seal ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 28 Jan. 

Baffet, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 14 Jan. 

Batchelor, Mr. 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing him 
Fellow of Eton College, to be read 1 Sept. 

Bate, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinqueney, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 28 Mar. 

Bateman, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 25 Aug.——Excufed, 
1 Sept. 

Bath, ome additional Commiflioners to the Ordinance for 
60,000 /. per Menfem, 15 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

Ordinance from Lords, for fettling a Maintenance on 
Two preaching Minifters there, to be read, 29 Mar. 

——— 1648, read, and committed, 21 Apr. Reported, and 
paffed, with Amendments, 1 May. Amendments agreed to by 
Lords, 2 Letter touching making it a Garifon, reported, 
1 Aug. 

Earl of, 1646, his Petition, and Lords Order thereupon, 

23 Feb. They put Houfe in mind thereof, 27 Feb. 

24 Mar. Petition and Order to be read, 7 Feb. 























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IN DEX ©@o the 


—— 1647, Lords put Houfe in mind thereof, 7 Apr—— 
14 May. Petition, and Order, to be confidered, 14. 

Bathurft, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, g Mar. 

Batton, Captain, 1647, to be thanked for his good Services, 
27 Sept. 

: 1648, his Letter and Petition ; Order for paying him 100/. 
in Part of his Arrears, 5 June. 

Battley, Andrew, 1648 Vide Privileges. 

Bawdon, George, Vide Minterne, Herry- 

Baxter, Captain, 1648, Order for a Commiffion to him to com- 
mand a Troop of Horfe, 1 July. Agreed to by Lords, 





3. 

Bayley, William, 1647, Order for his Difcharge, 27 Nov. 

Baynes, Colonel Jeremy, 1647, Report concerning him; Re- 
folution that there appears Matter fufficient to accufe him of 
High Treafon ; a Committee to prepare Articles, 24 Aug. 

Order for his Removal from the Compter to Lord Petre’s 
Houfe, 6 Sept. Articles, with Claufe of faving Liberty, 
reported, 1 Oct. 

~— 1648, previous Queftion for difcharging him from his Im- 
prifonment, and from any Proceedings upon his Impeachment, 
Affirmative, 23 May. 

Beamont, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 15 Dec. 

Bearbaitings. Vide Stage-plays. 

Beaumaris. Vide Angtefea—1646, new Writ, 8 Dec. 

Beaumont, Lady, 1648, her Petition from Lords, 25 Mar. 

Beck, Jeremiah, 1646, Petition to be read, 6 Feb.—Lords put 
Houfe in mind of Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency 
—Order for him to receive the Rents of his Eftate upon Se- 
curity to abide by any Order concerning his Sequetiration, 
20. 











Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 25 Mar. 

Beckwith, Arthur, 1647, Petition on behalf of his Children; 
Order for committing the Guardianfhip of them to his Wi- 
dow and others; Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 21 
Aug. 

Beddall, Thomas, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 
Sept. 

Beddingfield, Thomas, 1647, has Leave to return into England, 
upon Security not to aét againft the Parliament, 1 May. 

Bedford County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6 
Feb. Another appointed by them, agreed to; Vote vacated ; 
Gentlemen of the County to prefent Names of fit Perfons to 
be Sheriffs, 13 One appointed by Lords, approved; Or- 
der for a Commiflion to him, 9 Mar. Refolution that there 
fhall be no Garifon in the County, 23 Feb. 

1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miffion to him ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29 Nov. 

Commiffioners for the monthly Affeffment of 60,000 /. 

to nominate a general Receiver—Membersfent down to haften 

the Payment of the Arrears of the Affeflments of 600,000/. ; 
the Committee of the Army to prepare Inftru¢tions for them, 
anda Draught of a Letter to be fent, 23 Dec. Inftruétions 

and Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 24. 

Countefs of, 1646, her Petition from Lords, with f{pe- 

cial Recommendation, 18 Dec. 

Level, 1647, Ordinance for draining it, read; previous 
Queftion for Second Reading, Affirmative; Ordinance read, 
and committed to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 6 Mar. 
Petitions referred, 6 &amp; 11. Committee fits, 11. Revived; 
Order for their meeting, 22. 

Beecher, Lieutenant Colonel Phane, 1648, Petition referred to 
the Committee of Irifh Affairs, 3 Apr. 

Belfafi. Vide Ireland. 

Bell, Captain Henry, 1646, to have the fole Privilege of print- 
ing his Tranflation of Martin Luther’s Book, called, his laft 
divine Difcourfes; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24 
Feb. 

John, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Belafyfe, Henry, 1646, admitted to compound for his Father's 
and his own Efiate,22 Mar. ° 

Bellieure, Monf. 1646, Information that Letters directed to him 
were ftayed, and fent fealed to Speaker; Order for delivering 
them to his Secretary; Speaker to grant a Pafs to the Exprefs 
to carry them to Newcaftle, 10 Dec——To grant him a 
Warrant to tranfport Horfes brought from France, 8 Jan.— 
Order from Lords for providing Goringe Houfe for him, 9— 
A Committee to withdraw and prepare Meflage to know whe- 
ther he have any Addrefs to the Houfe; Meflage reported, 
and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11—His 
—- Letter, to Speaker, read, 15——Meflage from 
OL. VY. 



































Firrn VoLtume. 


Lords, acquainting Houfe they had appointed a Day for giv- 
ing him Audience, 23 Feb.—Speaker acquaints Houfe with 
his Defire of an Audience; Day appointed for it, 25. Man- 
ner of receiving him; he declares his Mind in French: 
Speaker’s Anfwer, 27. : 
———— 1647, Leave given him to attend on the King, 6 July 
His Letter from Lords about taking Leave, and defiring 

a Pafs; Pafs granted; Order for a Ship to tranfport him— 
for the Matter of the Ceremonies to attend him, and provide 
Coaches, &amp;c. for his Accommodation ; a Committee of both 
Houtes to vifit him, and with him a good Journey, 20 O&amp;. 
—The Committee of foreign Affairs to receive Letters he has 
to deliver to both Houfes, 25. 

Belvoir Cafile, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 
flighted, 1 Mar. 

——— 1647, Order for paying the Garifon 1502. in Part of 
their Arrears, 4 O&amp;. 

—— 1648, Letter from Lords to be fent to the General for 
the Removal of the Garifon, 30 May Care of the Cafile 
recommended to Colonel Roffeter, 6 June.—Meflage from 
Lords defiring a Letter may be fent to the General to take off 
the Garifon; Members to acquaint the Earl of Rutland with 
the urgent Neceflity of keeping it, 8. 

Bemifter, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants read; Order for 2,000 7. 
for their Relief, and for rebuilding their Houfes; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 25 Dec. 

Bence, John, 1646, Ordinance appointing him Commiffioner of 
the Navy; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Dec. 

Lords to be prefled to ‘a the Ordinance, 8 Feb. 

1647, Houfe puts them in mind thereof, 13 Apr. 

Bendifh, Siv Thomas, 1646, Petition of the Levant Company, 
defiring he may be Ambaflador at Conttantinople, with Form 
of a Commiflion for him, read, and agreed to—Ordinance 
conftituting him Ambaflador, read twice, and paffed, 28 Jan. 
Agreed to by Lords, 29. 

Benson, Robert, 1646, Information that he was apprehended 
upon the Ordinance for keeping Delinquents out of the Lines ; 
Order for his Commitment to Newgate; a Committee to 
confider what Manner of Proceeding is fit to be had againft 
him, 20 Feb. 

——— 1647, Order for bailing him, 17 July. 

Henry, 1648, Order for Commiflions to him and his 
inferior Officers to raife Horfe Volunteers, 5 July. Agreed to 
by Lords, 6. 

Beresford, Chriftopher, 1648, his Vine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 June. 

Berkeley, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Vicar, 6 
Ma Read, and pafled, 23 Nov. 

Berkley, Lord, 1647, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon; Impeachment fent to Lords, with Defire he may be 
fequeftered from their Houte, and committed, 8 Sept.—Lords 
defired to appoint a time for bringing up the Articles, 17 Sept. 
——14 Oct. Time appointed, 14. A Committee to prepare 
them, 15 Meflage trom Lords, defiring a {peedy Proceed- 
ing; Articles to be reported, 29 Nov. at 




















lo be read, 1 Dec. 

Meflage to Lords, defiring a longer time to bring them up; 

agreed to, 2. Informations, and Matters of Evidence, re- 

ported, and read, 13 Ingrofled Articles reported; Evidence 
to each read, and applicd by the Reporters; Articles, Title, 

and Conclufion, agreed to, 19 Jan. Sent to Lords, 31. 

1648, Refolution for proceeding no further upon his 
Impeachment, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords— 
Metlage from them that they will difcharge him unlefs Houfe 
proceed by a Day appointed, 5. 

—— Sir John, 1647, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, upon 
Sufpicion of being privy to the King’s Efcape, 12 Nov. To 
be fent for as a Deienvent, 15. Letters concerning the 
fending him up, read; previous Quefiion for infifting upon 
and renewing the former Orders, Neg. 22. 

—Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 

pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired, 23 Sept. 

Sir Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Dec. 

Sir Maurice, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Dec. 

— Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 14 Dec. 

Edward, 1647, his line accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 4 Jan. . 

Sir Rowland, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 6 Jan. 

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INDEX 1 the 


Berks, 1647; Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17 Nov. 
Order from Lords, appointing another ; referred to a Com- 
mittee, 29——Order appointing another, and for a Com- 
miflion to him; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 10 Jan.— 
Commithkoners fot the Affeffment of 600,000 /. per Menfem to 

- nominate a Receiver General— Gentlemen fent down to hafien 
the bringing in the Arrears of the Affeffment of 60,000 /. ; 
the Committee of the Navy to prepare Infiructions for them, 
and Draught of a Letter to be fent, 23 Dec.  Inftructions and 
Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 24——Additional Com- 
mittees; agreed to by Lords, 21 Mar. ; 

1648, additional Committees to the feveral Ordinances for 
Affeflments for lreland, 15 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 17——— 
Petition of Inhabitants, defiring to be freed from the Arrears 
of the Britifh Tax, read, and referred to the Committee for 
Irith Affairs, with Power to receive Complaints from all 
Counties, touching the rigorous Levying thereof, 30 May—— 
Deputy Lieutenants appointed by Lords, 17 June——Letter 
from thence ; the Committee to difband and _refiore Horte 
railed, 16 Aug. The Committee at Derby Houle to difband 
and reftore them, and fupprefs the lorces; Gentlemen, of the 
County to advife with them—Order for apprehending the 
Forces, and proceeding again{t them according to Law, 21. 

Berrow, Authony, 1646, Ordinance for fettling upon him a 
Rent-charge of 50 /. per Annum out of Sir Henry ‘Lingen’s 
Efiate, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 
5 Feb.——Houle puts them in mind thereof—Order for be- 
fiowing 700 /. on him out of the fame Eftate ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23 Mar. 

Bertie, Sir Peregrine, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning lis Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Dec. 

Berwick, 1646, a Committee to prefent Names of fit Perfons to 
fee the Fortifications flighted, and prepare Infiructions for 
them, 28 Dee.  Infiruétions to be reported, 29. Reported ; 
read twice, and agreed to—Order tor conveying Ordnance 
and Arms from thence to Neweafile, 31-— Returned from 
Lords with Amendments ; Amendmeuts agreed to, 6 Jan. 

——— 1047, Letters from the Commitlioners in Scotland to 
the Mayor, &amp;e. and their Anfwer upon Information of a De- 
fign to furprize the ‘Town, with the Commiflioners Letter to 
the Scots Parliament, read; a Committee to prepare Letters 
to the Commiflioners and Mayor, 20 Mar.——Keport of an 
Order of the Committee at Derby Houle; Inftructions to be 
fent to the Commitlioners to acquaint the Scots Parliament 
that the ‘Town is furprifed by Enemies who had been demand- 
ed of them, 5 May. The Committee at Derby Houle to 
prepare the Lnfiructions ; their Report read, 8. Infiructions 
agreed to by Lords, 9. 

Befi, Paul, 1647, Order for fupprefling and burning blafphemous 
Pamphlets written by him; the Committee of Complaints to 
enguire into the Printers, &amp;c. with Power to fupprefs the 
Books—Ordinance for punifhing him, to be confidered, 2 
July. 

Betham Woufe, 1648, Order for making it untenable, 29 June. 

Bethell, Colonel, 1647, Order for keeping up his Regiment of 
Horfe, 29 Mar. 

Captain Henry, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 








Mar. 

Bettifworth, Colonel Thomas, 1646, appointed Licutenant Go- 
vernor of Portfmouth, 17 Mar. 

Bevoir, Peter de, 1647, Order from Lords, appointing him 
Bailiff of Guernfey, agreed to, 10 July. 

Bewdley, 1648, new Writs, 10 May 15 June. 

Bewley, Captain William, 1646, appointed chief Officer of the 
Forces in Cockermouth Cattle, 13 Mar. 

Bible. Vide Haake, Mr. 

Bickerflaffe, Howard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 10 Jan. 

Bide, Alderman John, 1647, previous Queftion for impeaching 
him of High Treafon, Atlirmative ; main Queftions, Neg. 25 
Sept. 

Bidle, John, 1647, Order for feizing and burning his blaf- 
ner Pamphlet, againft the Deity of the Holy Ghoft; 

ixamination referred to the Committee of plundered Mini- 
fiers, with Power to commit him, and compare it with the 
Manutcripts, 6 Sept. Further Power given them, 8. 

Billers, William, 1647, Order for his Removal from the Clerk- 
fhip of the Deliveries in the Ordnance, agreed to by Lords, 3 
Aug.—Ordinance for continuing him during Life; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 11. 

Binding, William. Vide Newman, Edward. 

Bingham, Colonel John, 1647, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee of Accounts—Order for paying him 1,000 /. in 
Part of his Arrears, 16 Feb. 

Birch, Colonel Samuel, 1647, Order for paying him 500 /. 





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upon Account, 26 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 30 Th 
Committee of Accounts to take, ftate, and certify, his A e 
counts; no Monies to be charged upon the Excife till R c- 
made, 29 Mar. ; eport 





» 29. —Certificate reported, read, and approved : 
Public Faith to him for 4,099 /. 7s. 4d. in full of all Demands. 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 June Bufinefs a8 
cerning tranfporting his Forces into Ireland, referred to the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs; Parties to attend them - Co 
mittee to go to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall upon sa 
curing Money for them, 27 May—Ordinance for 800 / Por 
cloathing them, and other Neceflaries, read, and pafled—O : 
dinance for Commiflions to him and his Officers, read “aa 
patled; feverally agreed to by Lords, 28 Order saseehiog 
tran{porting them forthwith, 15 June—His Informations aa 
cerning his Provoft Marfhal, referred to the Committee of [n- 
demnity, 1g—His Letter read ; Debate thereon; a Cannasithns 
to prepare a Letter to the General; Letter reported, read a 
agreed to, 23—His Informations concerning his Stay in his 
Journey, of his being carried to the Head Quarters, and ie 
Difcharge, and the Occafions of his Return; Vote of Approba- 
tion of his Return, 24—Leave given him to go with all Speed 
into Ireland, 28—-His Letter read ; a Committee to prepare Let- 
ter to General for Order to fend them, 19 July. Letter seul 
and agreed to, 20 Colonel to give Account concerning tis 
Employment for Ireland, 18 Aug——Gi ; Po 

ployment for Ireland, hug ives Account ef the 
Monies affigned for him and his Men, and the Obftruétions 
he met with—Acquittance for Monies paid by him to the 
Committee of Hercfordthire, read, and returned—General’s 
Letter to him, concerning fome Differences between him and 
his Forces, read, and returned, 1 Sept. Ordinance for {e- 
curing to hin 2,500 4, with Intereft, read, and paffed ; agreed 
to by Lords, 24 Dee. 

Bird, William, 1646, Report concerning him; Order for re- 
fioring him to the Place of Searcher in Lynn; the Committee 
to take care he be retiored, 5 Dec. 

Birkhead, Serjeant, 1647, previous Queftion for calling him in, 
Neg.—Order for him to deliver up the Mace, 31 July—— 
To attend Houfe as formerly, 4 Aug. 

—— 1648, Orcer for difcharging him of the Penalties upon 
a Contract for Ely Houfe, 22 June. 

Bifhop, Ueury, 1646, Order for pardoning his Delinquency 
upon the earneft Defire of the Colony of Virginia ; See 
Concurrence to be defired—a Committee to prepare Letter 
to acquaint the Colony therewith, 8 Feb. 

William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25 Mar. 

—— Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 27 Jan. 

Bifhops, 1646, additional Ordinance for the Alteration and Ex- 
planation of the Oath to be taken by the Surveyors of Bifhops 
Lands, and for better enabling the Trufiees to execute their 
Trult, read, 15 Dec. Read Second time; Quefiion tor 
Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired—Contractors Defires reported, and referred to 
a Committee, with Power to confider of an Oath for the Re- 
gitier’s Deputy—Refolution for allowing the Contraétors 2d. 
in the Pound—Claufe in the Ordinance for Sale of Bifhops 
Lands, and the Intiruétions to the Contraétors, amended ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired—Declaration concerning the 
Lntry of Aflignments, with the Commitlioners of Excife, 16. 
Sent to Lords—Ordinance concerning the Oath of the 
Surveyors, returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 21.  Thofe 
Amendments fent to Lords, 23 Petition of Truftees to be 
read, 18 Jan. Read, with the Excufes of feveral; Excufes 
allowed; Ordinance for difcharging them, ordered—Refolution 
for paying them 2,o00/, for this Year—Quorum appointed— 
Refidue of the Petition referred to a Committee, with Power 
to prepare Ordinance for fettling the Particulars, 1g ——Ordi- 
nance for leffening the Number of Trufiees, read twice, and 
paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26 eb. Ordi- 
nance for better explaining and executing former Ordinances 
for Sale of Bifhops Lands, read twice, and commited, 27-—— 
Reported, and paiied; Lords Concurrence to be defired,1 Mar. 

1647, a Committee to receive Account of the Contract- 
ors Proceedings, 1 Apr.—The Committee for the Mainte- 
nance of the late Bifhops to meet, and fit de die in diem, to 
confider how it may be raifed, 15—Declaration concerning 
the Sale of Chapels belonging to their Palaces, together wit 
the Palaces ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 Ordi- 
nance for making the Purchafers of their Lands accountable 
for the mesne Profits between the Time of the Contracts, and 
the fealing of the Conveyance, and for rebating the Intereft of 
the Moiety of the Purchafe-money to fuch as pay the Whole 
at the Firft Payment, read twice, and committed, 19 Aug. 


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Ordinance for putting the Great Seal to Conveyances, and 
for Delivery of Writings, that concern the Purchafe, and for 
more {peedy pafling Conveyances, read, and pafled, 17 Sept. 
Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 2 Contraétors to be heard concerning Ob- 
fiructions, and have Liberty to prefent an Ordinance for re- 
moving them, 14 Oct. Their Petition, with Remedies for 
removing them, and Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, 21. 
Committed; Trufiees Petition, with Schedule of Obftiructions 
and Remedies, read, and referred, 28. ‘The Committee im- 
powered to mect from time to time, 30 Committees added, 
10 Noy. Ordinance to be reported, 23. Reported; Provifo 
read twice, and rejected ; Ordinance paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 27-———Ordinance for expediting the Sale 
of Bifhops Lands, and difpatching Conveyances to be made 
thereon, read, 21 Oct. Ordinance for appointing a Salary 

















to the Contractors, read, 1 Dec.--——Order for Second Read- 
ing, 13 &amp; 22 Jan——Committed, 14 Mar. Ordinance 


for enabling the Committee of plundered Minifters to difpofe 


of the Revenues of impropriated Rectorics that belonged to 

Bifhops, ordered, 27 Jan——Explanatory Ordinance for 

Sale of their Lands, read, 8 Feb. Committed; Claufe touch- 

ing the Proportions to be offered in the Sale of Heverfions, 

read, and committed, 9g. Ordinance reported, Claufe touch- 
ing the Payment of the Contractors Salaries out of the For- 

feitures, read twice, and vejected; Ordinance pafled, 14 

Mar. Letumed trom Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 

ments agreed to, 23 A Committee to prepare Ordinance 

to authorize a Committee to remove Obtiructions, fettle Dif- 
ferences among the Officers, and all other Matters that may 
occafion any Obtiruction, 9 Feb.——Ordinance concerning 
the Rates to be obferved in the Sale of Reverfions of Bifhops 
Lands, reported, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired—A Committee to confider what Manors have been fold 
or contracted for, and whi Monies have been paid, and of 
encouraging Corporations to purchafe, by granting them Pri- 
vileges, 14 Mar.—Ordinance for paying 42,0004. out of Bi- 
fhops Lands, 30,000/. whereof to be paid to fuch Perfons as 
having formerly lent Money upon the Propofitions were not 

able to double the Sums lent, read, 22. 

1648, Ordinance touching Contractors Salaries, report- 
ed, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 30 Mar, 
Petitions of Truftees and Contractors, read, with a Paper 
of Obftructions ; Latter Petition, and Paper, referred to the 
Committee of Obftructions—Ordinance for removing them, 
to be read, 22 June. Read, 27 Committed, 14 Aug. 
Reported, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26 
Ordinance that all who have contracéted for Bifhops Lands 

fince 20th March be admitted to pay their Second Payment by 
defalking any Money to them due by Aflignments, or other- 
wife, from the State, and that the Treafurers allow thereof, 
read, 29 June——VPurchaters not to enjoy both the Profits of 
the Land, and Intereft for Tickets after Contraét—Ordinance 
for bringing in thesSecond Payment, read twice, and pafled; 
Lords Concurrence to be detired, 24 July Ordinance to 
be printed and publifhed, 3 Aug.—Report of Cafes of Difli- 
culty tendered by the Contractors; Refolutions thereupon, 29. 

Blachford, Henry, 1646, Order for bailing him, 25 Jan. 

Blackall, Thomas, 1647, his Five accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, aud pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Dec. 

Blackbourne, Robert, 1647, his Petition from Lords, witb fpe- 
cial Recommendation, to be read, 25 Oct. 

Blackmore, Adjutant, 1648, Order for beftowing 200/. upon 
him, 28 Aug. 

Blague, Mary, 1646, Order for beftowing 100 /. upon her, 8 Dec. 

Colonel, 1646, Order for paying him 500/. 25 Dec. 

Blake, Humphry. Vide Minterne, Henry. 

Colonel Robert, 1647, Petition read; Order for paying 
him 1,0004. in Part of his Arrears, 8 Mar. 

Bland, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Mar. 

Mr. Vide Fowkes, Mr. 

Thomas and John, 1648, Report concerning them; Re- 
folution that 6,000 /. is due from them to the Parliament— 
that the Money be paid out of their Eftates—that the Office 
of Receiver General of Yorkfhire is forfeited as to them—that 
another be appointed—The Committee of the Revenue to take 
effectual Courfe for bringingin the Money, 25 Mar. Order 
for repaying them Money difburfed forthe Service of the Ifle 
of Wight, 12 June. 

Blafphemies. Vide Herefies. 

Blawe, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 24 Dec. 

Blayney, Lady, 1646, Amendment to her Ordinance, fent to 
Lords, 16 Dec. 

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Blundell, Sir Arthur, 1647, Petition to be read, 2 &amp; 16 J uly. 

Order for paying him 50 Z, in Part of his Debt, 22 Jan. 

Agreed to by Lords, 24. oe 

1648, Report concerning him; Order for paying the 

Whole, 31 July—Agreed to-by Lords, 24. . 

1648, Report concerning him; Order for paying the 
Whole, 31 July Agreed to by Lords, 22 Aug. : 
——-— George, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read; and pafled; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 16 Sept. : 

Thomas, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for being 
active in the late Infurrection in Kent; Member to, aflift in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the, Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to bail 
him; the Committee of Kent to examine bim, 3 Aug’ 

Blunt, Sir Walter, 1646, Petition -referred to the Committee 
of Prifoners, with Power to allow him Liberty, upon Security 
for his true Lmprifonment, 10 Dee. 

—— Colonel, 1647, Vote approving his late Aion in joining 
with the Army, agreed to by Lords, 11 Aug. 

Blytheman, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Coucur- 
rence to be defired, 15 Jan. 

Boate, Dr. Gerard, 1647, appointed: Phyfician to the Army in 
ireland, 16 July. 

Bodenham, Sir Wingfield, 1646, Order for bailing him upon 
Security for Payment of his Fine, 25 Dee. 

— 1647, Order for removing from the Tower to the 
King’s Bench Prifon, 1 Oct. 

Bodmyn, new Writs, 8 Dec. 1646-——1 Mar. 1647——-Re- 
port concerning the Election; Confideration thereof refpited, 
5 July. 

Bohemia, Queen of, 1647, Report concerning her eldeft Daugh- 
ter, to be made, 30 Odt. 

Bois, John, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 28 Aug. 

Bolinbroke, Catile, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and made inde- 
fenfible, 1 Mar. 

Bolton, Samuel, 1646, Meflage from Lords, defiring he may be 
of the Aflembly of Divines, 13 Feb. ‘They defire the Con- 
currence of Houte thereto, 27 They recommend him, 
13 Mar. 

—-~- 1648, defired to preach, 26 July——Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 30 Aug. 

Bolton, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and made untenable, 
26 Feb. 

—— 1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 13 July. 

Bond, Mr. 1646, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Recom- 
mendation, to be read, 1 Feb. The Committee of Ac- 
counts, upon pafling his, to allow a Receipt in Difcharge of 
400 i. 4 Mar. 

—— Mr. 1648, defired to preach, 12 July. Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 20———Defired to pray before the Houfe, 
11 Aug. Thanked, 30. 

—— Captain Elias, 1646, appointed Governor of Portland 
Cafile, 13 Mar. , 

Bonfires, 1648, Order againfi making them, to be communi- 
cated to the Committee of the Militia, with Thanks for their 
Care herein, 6 June. 

Bonnatine, Sir James, 1648, his Petition; Lords Order for 
him to tranfport 800 Men, upon the Conditions and Securities 
offered, agreed to, 18 May. 

Booly, John. Vide Minterne, Wenry. 

Booreman, William, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for 
being active in the late Infurrection in Kent ; Member to affitt 
in fending him up; Examination referred to the Committce 
of the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to 
bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Booth, Charles, 1646, Order for difcharging his Sequeftration ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Mar. ; 

—— Laurence, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 5 Jan. ; ; 

—— Colonel John, 1648, to be fent to Houfe upon his Pa- 
role, with the Informations againft him, 29 May.——-Order for 
depofiting his Horfes, &amp;c. in the Hands of the Sheriff of Lan- 
cafhire, 7 June—— Examination of the Bufinefs touching him, 
referred to the Committee of Lancafhire, 3 July. | 

Sir George, 1648, his Letter, and Letter to him, read ; 
Order for Letter of Thanks, with Defire he would difcover 
the Writer of the fufpicious Letter fent to him, 19 June. 

Boothby, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Jan. - I. 

Boreman, William 1647, Petition, and other Papers ea ; 
Order for Repayment of Money advanced by him for the 

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Borlaje, Sir John, 1647, Order for paying him 500 l. upon Ac- 
count, 19 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 24. 
~- —— Lady Alice, 1647, her Petition from Lords, with 
fpecial Recommendation, referred to the Committee for lrifh 
Affairs, 17 Mar. . . 

---—— 1648, Order for paying her 200. in Part of her Huf- 
band’s Arrears, 9 June. : 

Boroughbriggs, 1647, new Writ, 25 Oct. 

Boroughe, Lady, 1646, Lords put Houfe in mind of her Peti- 
tion, 6 Feb. 

Borros, John, 1646, Lords put Houfe in mind of an Order for 
pardoning him for feveral Felonies—Order for reprieving hin ; 
Serjeant to acquaint Recorder therewith, 27 Feb.—-—Agreed 
to by Lords, 1 Mar. 

— 1648, Lords put Houfe in mind of an Order for pardon- 
ing him; Order agreed to, 17 July. 

Bofevile, Humphrey, 1647, Letter from the Commiflioners at 
Holdenby Houfe, with his Examination concerning Papers he 
delivered to the King ; Queftion that the Sheriff fend him up, 
Neg.; Order for fending for him as a Delinquent, 8 Apr. 

Boffiney, 1646, new Writ, 9 Feb. 

Bojlock, Thomas, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for be- 
ing a¢tive in the late Infurrection in Kent; Member to aflift 





in fending him; Examination referred to the Committee of 


the Navy, 19 June——Power given them to bail him; the 
Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Boflon, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works flighted, 
1 Mar. 

Bofwell, James, 1647, Petition read; Order for his Difcharge ; 
the Committee of Excife to fiate the Account of his Debt, 
and prepare Ordinance for his Relief, 25 June. 

Boteler, Lady Joan, 1647, her Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning her Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 21 Dec. 

——-— Captain William, 1648, Order for Commiflions to him 
and his interior Officers to raife Horfe Volunteers, 5 July. 
Agrced to by Lords, 6. 

Bothell, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Reétor, read, 
and paffed, 7 Jan. 

Bovile, Stephen, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be detired, 1 July. 

Bound, Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Dec. 

Bourchier, Richard. Vide Alum. 

-— Verney, 1646, his Petition, and General’s Letter, 

concerning him, referred to the Committee of the Navy, 

28 Dec. 


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Mr. 1647, to be recommended for a Place in the 
Excife or Cultoms, 9 Sept. 

Bourne, Robert, 1648, his Petition from Lords, with {pecial 
Recommendation, 30 June. 

Bowen, John, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept—— 
17 Mar. 

1648, his Petition from Lords, read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 20 June. 

Bowman, Leonard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23 Sept. 

Bowyer, Colonel, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to ftate 
and certify his Accounts, 18 Jan. 

1647, Certificate to be read, 22 Apr. 
Jeremy, 1646, Order for making Report concerning 
him, 11 Feb. 

——— 1647. like Order, 20 Aug. Report; Debt due from 
him to a Delinquent to be afligned to him for his Wool ufed 
in the Siege of Bradford, 21. 

Box, Mr. 1047, Papers taken upon him by the Watch, read, 
and to be fent to General—the Committee of Complaints to 
withdraw and examine him, 13 Nov. 

Boyde, Thomas, 1646, Scots Commiffioners Letter, with his 
Petition inclofed, communicated by Lords, 24 Mar. 

1647, another Petition, with Report from the Committee 
of Indemnity recommended by Lords, 15 Odt. Referred 
toaCommittee, 10 Nov. 

Boynton, Colonel Matthew, 1646, to be continued Governor of 
Scarborough, 13 Mar. 

Boys, Captain, 1646, to be continued Governor of Dover Cafile, 
13 Mar. 

Boza, Major, 1647, Order for beftowing 1i00/. upon him; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 May. 

Brace, Philip, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Sept. 

Bradford, 1647, Petition of poor Inhabitants, to be read, 22 Apr. 

Bradfhaw, George, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, appointing 
him Head of Baliol College Oxon, 21 July. i 











Braine, Captain William, 1647, Petition read, 11 Aug. Vide 
Britton, Thomas. 

Braines, Arnold, Vide Pickering, James. 

Bramcroft, Caftle, 1648, to be made untenable, 11 July. 

Brampton Bryan, 1648, Order for 2,000/. for Repair of the 
Church; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 22 Aug. 

Bramjton, Sir John, 1647, Ordinance appointing him a Juftice of 
the Common Pleas ; {ent to Lerds, 29 Apr. Meflage defiring 
them to expedite it, 30. net 

Brandling, Colonel Robert, 1647, Petition with Certificates 
annexed; Order for difcharging his Sequeftration, 4 Nov. 

Branley, Captain, 1647, Report from Lords, recommending 
him to be Captain of a Ship, read, and agreed to, 30 Apr. 

Another Report, recommending him, re-committed, 27 
Sept. Order appointing him, 17 Mar. 

Brathwaite, Gawen, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 11 Jan. 

Braybrooke, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, 
read and paffed, 9 Jan. 

Brecon County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
6 Feb. 

—- 1647, like Order, 17 Nov.—Information againft him re- 
ferred to the Committee of Complaints, 18 Another ap- 
pointed ; Order for aCommiflion to him ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 5 Dec. 

— 1648, Ordinance touching the Militia, 10 May. Vide 
Gloucefier County. 

Brent, William, 1647, Order for removing him from, the Gate- 
houfe to Newgate—Jufiice who committed him to examine 
him touching his adhering to the lebellion in Ireland—Order 
for his Tryal, 15 Dec. 

1648, Order for proceeding againft him in the King’s 

Bench ; agreed to by Lords, 14 Apr. 

Sir Nathanael, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing 
him Judge of the Prerogative Court, read, 13 Jan. 

Brentford, 1647, Houfe to confider of providing a competent 
Maintenance for a Minifter, 31 Jan. Order for allowing 
him 6o/. per Annum, and for his Refidence there; Com- 
mencement thereof, 3 Feb. 




















Brereton, Sir William, 1647, Ordinance for repealing Part of 


an Ordinance that gives him Power to receive Monies, order- 

ed, 7 Apr. 

— Lord, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 

ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 

be defired, g Mar. 

— 1648, his Petition from Lords, 25 Mar. 

Bretherton, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Dec. 

Brett, Wenry, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 23 Sept. 

——— Sir Alexander, 1647, Petition of his Daughters recom- 
mended by Lords, 1 Mar. ; 

——— Richard, 1648, his Examination read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Navy—Order for continuing him in Cutto- 
dy, 12 Aug. Report; Order for trying him by martial Law, 
14. 

Bretton, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 20 Dec. 

Brewen, Jonathan, 1647, Order for Lords, appointing him 
Baron of the Exchequer at Chefter, agreed to, 6 July. — 

Brewers Company, 1647, Petition read, 24 Aug. Vide 
Exveife. 

Bridefion, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, 
1 Mar. 

——— 1648, read, and paffed, 30 June. 

Bridge, Mr. 1648, defired to preach, 11 May. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 17. 

Bridges, Sir John, 1646, Ordinance from Lords for him to be 
read, 13 Mar.—Agreement of the Committee of both 
Kingdoms with him concerning pardoning his Delinquency, 
reported ; Order for difcharging it; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 18. 

———— 1647, fignified, 30 Mar. 

Colonel John, 1647, to be continued Governor of War- 
wick Caftle, 25 Mar. 

——— Mr. of Yarmouth, 1647, defired to preach, 22 Od. 
——Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 7 Nov. 

— Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 23 a. : 

Sir Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 

pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 

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Bridgewater, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 14 Jan. 
—Another from Lords, 25 They put Houfe in mind there- 
of, 6 Feb. Houfe adhere to their Vote for difgarifoning, 
flighting, and difinantling the Works, 2 Mar. 

————— 1647, Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 8 Jan. 

Bridgnorth, 1647, Order for a Collection for Relief of the In- 
habitants who fuftained Loffes to the Value of go,ooo/. by 
the Enemies firing the Town, agreed to by Lords, 10 Jan. 

Briefs, 1647, no Colleétion to be made upon them, except un- 
der the Great Seal, by Order of both Houfes—A Committee 
to receive Petitions, to examine and confider how Towns, &amp;c. 
demolifhed fince the Wars, may be repaired, 10 Jan. 

Bright, John, 1647, Report, and Lords Order, appointing 
him Matter Shipwright at Chatham, read, and agreed to, 
2 Ott. 

Brifeoe, William, 1647, the Committees of Complaints and [n- 
demnity to forbear proceeding againfi him till further Order, 
14 Mar. 

Bristoe, Captains Francis and John. Vide Barwis, Colonel 
Thomas. 

Bristol, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the Works and Forts 
flighted—The Caftle and great Fort to continue a Garifon, 

with 250 Foot, 2 Mar. Refolution that there fhall be one 

Governor thereof ; Governor appointed, 17. 

1647, Deputy Governor has Leave to come to London ; 

Commander appointed during his Abtence, 28 May——Lctter 

defiring Colonel Rolfe may be continued Governor, 17 July 

Declaration for keeping the Cafile and great Fort gari- 

foned, according to former Order, 19 Petition of Inha- 

bitants; Speaker's Anfwer, 2 Sept———Order for 750/. for 
the Garifon; Lords Concurrence to be dufired, 4 O¢t.—— 

Letter from the Sub-commiflioners of Excife referred to the 

Committee of the Navy, 15 Dec. 

1648, Letters from thence read, 30 Mar——Another 

read, and fent to General; the Committee at Derby Honte 

to take effectual Courfe for the Safety of the Place, 1 May— 

Order for 500/. for Repairs and Provifions ; Ordinance for 

that Purpofe, ordered, 2. Read, and pailed; agreed to by 

Lords, 10-—Order for 1,000/. for fortifying and viciualling 

the City; Ordinance for that Purpote, ordered, 21 June. 

Read twice, and pafled, 30 Agreed to by Lords, 1 July 

Ordinance for fettling the Militia, read, and pafled, 21 
June. Agreed to by Lords, 22—Member fent down to fettle 
the Militia and Peace of the Town, 27. 

Britton, Thomas, 1647, Complaint againft him for affault- 
ing Captain Braine; Order for taking him into Cufiody, 
11 Aug. 

Broad, Auditor, 1647, Petition to be read, 24 Dec. Read ; 
Order for paying him 1,o00/. in full of all Demands; Ordi- 
nance for that Purpofe, read, and pailed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 8 Mar. 

Brodridge, Chriftopher, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patfed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 21 Sept. 

Broghili, Lord, 1647, his Letters to Lord Lille, read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for Lrifh Affairs, 9 Sept. His Peti- 
tion read; Order for paying him 2,o00/. in Part of his Ar- 
rears, 16 Feb.——Agreed to by Lords—Ordinance from them, 
appointing him Matter of the Ordnance in Ireland, read, and 
patled, 17 Mar. 

Bromeley, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired, 16 Sept. 
— William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 15 Dec. 

Bromfield, Colonel Laurence, 1647, Report concerning him, 
Refolution that there appears Matter fufficient to accufe him 
of High Crimes and Mifdemeanors, and that he be impeached 
accordingly ; Order for taking him into Cufiody, 25 Sept. 

1648, Order for difcharging him from his Imprifon- 
ment, and from any Proceedings upon his Impeachment, 
23 May. 

Brockbank, John, ana others, 1647, Petition to the King referred 
to the Committee of Complaints, 20 Dec. 

Brooke, Jolin, 1646, Certificate of his Accounts, read; Account 
allowed, 4 Mar. 

Lady Penelope, 1646, Petition read; Order for beftowing 

400/. on her for herfelf and Children, agreed to by Lords, 

16 Apr. 

Sir John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 

ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired ; his Title fince the War to be left out, 1 June 

Order for re-delivering his Writings, 1 June 

19 July. 

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—— Mr. 1647, Refolution for indi¢ting him of High Treafon ; 
Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indi@ment ; Managers and 
Solicitor appointed ; Order for taking him into Cuftody, 25 
Sept. Proclaination for apprehending him, reported, read, 
and agreed to, 1 Oct. 

Lady Catherine, 1647, her Petition from Lords, and an- 

other to Houle, read; Order for 5,000. for her Son born 

after his Father’s Death; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

12 Jan. 

Captain Randolph. Vide Devereux, Colonel Nicolas, 

Brookefby, Quartermafter Nehemiah, 1647, Petition ; Order for 
Payment of his Arrears, 28 O&amp;ét, 

Broughton, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Dec. 

Browne, Major General, 1646, Certificate of his Accounts, re- 
ported ; Account allowed; Order for paying him 2,033 /. 3s. 
2d. upon Account; the Committee for Major Generals to . 
confider his Employments as Major General and Governor of 
Abingdon, 11 Jan. 

1647, Petition of private Soldiers of his Brigade ; Peti- 

tioners to be paid, with the other Soldiers in Town, 22 June 

--—A Committee to prepare Letter, defiring bim to attend 

the Service of the Houle; Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 

3 Aug. His Cafe reported; Refolutions that be had fufficient 

Authority to be Major General—that he has actually per- 

formed Service according to his Commiflions—touching the 

Continuance thereof—for allowing him 10s. per Diem—for 

paying him 9,016 /, in full Satisfaction for his Arrears—Ordi- 

nances for paying him 5,000/, out of the Excife—4,016/. out 
of Goldfmiths Hall, feverally ordered, 3 Mar. Read, and 

paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4. 

1648, Order for allowing him Intereft for the Money ; 

Ordinance for that Purpotfe, ordered, 6 July. Read, and 

pafled ; agreed to by Lords—Leave given him to be Sheriff of 

London, according to the Detires of the City, 8 Petition 

of Officers of his Brigade ; the Committee of the Army to 

fiate and audit their Accounts, ¢5 Mar. 

Oliver and John Barker, 1646, their Petition from 

Lords; Order for paying them 1804. 20 Jan. 

— Mr. Alderman, of Briftol, 1647, Letter from Mayor 
concerning his Imprifonment by the Soldiers, to be inclofed in 
a Letter to General, with Defire he may be difcharged, and 
that he would examine the Butinefs, and prevent the like for 
the future, 23 Nov. 

Richard, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

—-——- Ralph, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Mar. 

———— Eleanor, 1648, her Petition, with Lords Order there- 
upon, 19 June, 

——— John, 1648, Order for paying him 4o/. Arrears of his 
Annuity out of the Hanaper, 24 July. 

Brudenell, Lord, 1647, to have Liberty upon Bail for Two 
Months, 3 Aug. 

Brunkard, Sir William, and Henry, 1647, Speaker to fend for 
them by Warrant, and require good Bail, 21 May. 

Buckingham County, 1646, Refolution that there fhall be no 
Garifon therein, 23 Leb. 

~ 1647, Ordinance for colleéting the Arrears upon the 
Bill of 400,000/. read, and pafled, 21 Apr. Agreed to by 
Lords, 23-——Petitions of Inhabitants, concerning Tythes 
and free Quarter, read; Speaker’s Anfwers, 14 Sept ——4 Dec. 
—Commiflioners for the monthly Affeflment of 60,000 /. 
to nominate a Receiver General—Members tent down to 
haften the bringing in the Arrears of the Affeflment of 600,000/. 
The Committee of the Army to prepare Inftructions for them, 
and Draught of a Letter to befent, 29. Inftruétions and Let. 
ter reported, read, and agreed to, 24 Order appointing 
High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed 
to by Lords—his Petition read: nothing dene thereupon, 29 
-——Petition of Inhabitants read; Speakers Antwer, 7 Dec. 

Another Petition read; ‘Thanks thereupon, 9 Mar. 

1648, Sheriff difpenfed with from taking the ufual 

Oath, 27 Mar. Lords Concurrence fignitied, 28 The 

Committee impowered to raife Forces for preventing and 

fupprefling Inturrections ; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 

27 June. 

—- 1647, Report touching the Election to be made, 

20 July. Made; Kefolution that it is good, and ought to 

ftand, 24. 

Duke of, 1647, Order of the Committee of Sequef- 

trations for difcharging his Sequeftration, and Lords Order 

thereupon, to be read, 8 Sept.—~Read, and agreed to, 

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1648, his Letter to Lord Mayor, &amp;c. with a De- 
claration of his Intentions inclofed, read ; previous Queftion 
that he and his Adherents be declared ‘T'raitors, and pomenetes 
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againft accordingly, Affirmative—Order for the County Com- 
mittees, where his Eftates lie, to proceed to the Sequeftration 
thereof; Votes to be printed, 7 July. Order from Lords, 
touching indemnifying him, 20. 

Bulkley, Edward, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 11 Aug. 

Bull, Laurence, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 20 Dec. 

Henry 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 

his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 

defired, 31 Dec. 

John, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Buller, Elizabeth, 1646, es concerning her, 16 Jan.—- 
Order for paying her 200/. in full Difcharge of her Huf- 
band’s Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 Jan. 
18 Mar. 

—— Colonel Antony, 1646, previous Queftion for appointing 
him Governor of Scilly, Affirmative, 12 Mar. 

1647, Order from Lords, for his repairing to his Charge, 
agreed to, 29 June. 

Bull-baitings. Vide Stage-plays. 

Bullion, 1647, a Committee to prepare Declaration for the Se- 
eurity of Merchants that fhall bring any into the Tower— 
The Committee of the Navy to take effectual Courfe to pre- 
vent the ‘Tranfportation thereof, 1 Sept. 

Bulmer, Thomas. Vide Newman, Edward. 

Buljirode, Colonel Thomas, 1647, Petition read ; a Committee 
to ftate his and his Father’s Accounts, and confider of fatisfying 

_ his Father’s Arrears, 12 Oct. 

Bunbury, Henry, 1647, Lords Amendments to the Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, to be ¢onfidered, g Feb. 
Read, and agreed to, 6 Mar. 

Bunce, Alderman James, 1647, Report concerning him; Refo- 
Jution that there appears Matter fufficient to accufe him of 
High ‘Treafon, and that he be impeached ; Order for his Com- 
mitment to the Tower; a Committee to prepare Articles, 24 
Sept. Articles, and Evidences upon each, read; Articles, 
Title, and Conclufion, agreed to, 13 Mar. Sent to Lords, 
with defire he may ftand committed, and be put to a fpeedy 
Trial, 21. 

— 1648, Refolution for proceeding no further upon his Im- 
peachment, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords, 5. 

Burges, Dr. detired to preach; excuted, 1 Feb. 1646. 
fired to preach, 2 Apr. Executed, 12, 1647. 

1647, to be fummoned to appear, to anfwer things ob- 

jected againft him—A Committee to fend for and examine 

him, upon Matters referred to their Examination, 2 Oct. 

1648, Note put into his Hands in the Pulpit, to thank 

God for the King’s late Deliverance from Prifon, and pray 

for the good Succefs of the Forces raifed on his Behalf; the 

Committee of the Militia to find out the Subferibers, 26 

June. 

Antony, 1648, defired to preach, 26 Apr. 
and to print his Sermon, 31 May. 

Burgeffe, Mr. 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
read, and patled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 
May. 

Burghill, Elizabeth, 1646, Amendments to the Ordinance con- 
cerning fettling 300/. per Annum, for Three Lives, upon her 
and her Two Sons, reported ; Ordinance committed to the 
Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 12 Dec. Their Report ; 
former Order for any Annuity or Payment to her or her 
Sons, revoked—Order for paying them 2,826 /. in full of all 
Demands due to Colonel Robert Burghill, 9 Feb. Sent to 
Lords, 13. 

1647, Returned with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, 23 Apr. 

Burley, Captain, 1647, Letters concerning an Infurreétion raifed 
in the Ifle of Wight by him and others ; Order for a Commif- 
fion of Oyer and Terminer to try them—Coinmiflioners of 
the Great Seal to nominate Commiffioners, 1 Jan. Soli- 
citor appointed, 10. Commiflioners to go down, 10 &amp; 12. 
Their Proceedings reported; Order for defraying their Ex - 
pences, and thanking them — Grand Jury’s Declaration 
read, and to be printed; Letter of Thanks thereupon, or- 
dered—Rioters Fines to be beftowed on the Soldiers in the 
Ifland, 24. 

Burre, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance. for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Dec. 

Burrell, Mr. 1646, a Committee to examine his Book, and 
hear him, and receive any Propofitions for the Good of the 
Navy, 9 Jan. 

Redman, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

donne his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be detired, 16 i 

—— Sir John, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Mar. 























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Burroughes, Stanley, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Burton, Caleb, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee of tae 
Navy, 28 Dec. 

Mary, 1647, Petition to be read, 22 Apr. 

Bury, St. Edmunds, 1648, Letter concerning a Riot there ; the 
Committee at Derby Houfe to confider whether it may not be 
proper to fend down fome of the Gentlemen of the County ; 
Order for fending them, reported, and agreed to; the Com- 
mittee to give them Inftruétions, 13 May. 

Bufhell, Thomas, 1647, Report concerning his Offer to deliver 
up the Ifle of Lundy ; Lords Order for ditcharging his Sequef- 
tration upon the Delivery thereof, agreed to, 10 July, 

Butcher, Nicolas, 1647, Information concerning his having 
married his Father’s Wife, referred to the Committee of Kent, 
26 May. 

Butler, Lieutenant Thomas, 1646, Order for beftowing 201, 
upon him, 26 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 1 Mar. 

1647, Order for beftowing a yearly Penfion of 40. upon 

him, 24 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 1 Jan. 

Charles, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 

ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 

be defired, 16 Sept. 

John, of Exeter, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled,; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 21 Sept. 

—— John, of Bilfon, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 27 Dec. 

—— Sir George, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 June. 

—— Colonel, 1648, Order for 1004 to him as a Gratuity, 
5 July. ° 
Butley, Thomas, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delin- 
quency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

27 May. 

Button, Sir William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafied; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 7 Jan. 

Byfield, Adoniram, 1647, Petition read ; Order for fettling upon 
him an Annuity of 1002. during Life, if he continue Vicar of 
Fulham fo long ; Commencement thereof; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Jan. 

Byn, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and palled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Dec. 


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C4 BELL, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 25 Dec. 

Caborne, Chriftopher, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paifed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Cadman, Herbert, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for be- 
ing active in the late Infurrection in Kent; Member to aflifi 
in fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee 
of the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to 
bail him ; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Calamy, Mr. defired to preach, 27 Jan. 1646 1 Sept. 1648 

ixcufed, 1 Feb. 1646. 

Cal/fhott Cattle, 1646, to continue a Garifon with the fame 
Number of Men as are now eftablifhed, 2 Mar. 

1648, Condition thereof referred to the Committee of 
the Army, 1 July—Order for fupplying it with Men and Am- 
munition, 25. 

Calveley, Hugh, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinanee for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 9 Mar. 

Calverley, Robert, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Mar. ; 

Cambridge Univerfity, 1646, Petition from Lords, conccraing 
the Library at Lambeth Houfe, with Archbifhop Bancroft’s 
Will annexed, and their Ordinance thereupon, 19 Dec.— 
They put Houfe in mind thereof, 1 Jan. 10 Feb, Ordi- 
nance read, and paffed, with an Amendment, 10. Amend- 
ment agreed to by Lords, 15——-Another from Lords, for 
fending Books fiill in Lambeth Houfe, read, and paffed, 
23, Mar. 




















1647, Catalogue of the Books fent, prefented—Or- 
der for fatistying Perfons employed in fending them, 29 Apr. 
Lords Order and Letter to the Vice-chancellor, concern- 





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formations concerning Malignants chofen Fellows of Colleges, 

and concerning praying for Bifhops, and ufing the Common 

Prayer, referred to a Committee, 12 O&amp;t. Committees 

added, 6 Nov. Order for advancing 2,000 /, to finifh the 

Public Library ; the Committee for the Univerfity to take 

Care the Money is raifed—for 500 /. to purchafe a Colleétion 

of Books in the Eaftern Languages; Lords Concurrence to 

be defired; Members to take Care the Univerfity has them 

—The Committee to confider of Means for better Main- 

tenance of the Heads of Houfes, 24 Mar. 

1648, Order for 5007. to purchafe Books in the 

Eaftern Languages, agreed to by Lords, 28 Mar. 

County, 1646, Ordinance for difcharging the pre- 

fent Sheriff, and appointing another, ordered, 28 Dec—— 

Read, and palfled, 1 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 2. 

1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion to him, 17 Nov. Difagreed to by Lords; Houfe ad- 
here to their Vote, 2a——Commiffioners for the monthly 

Affefiment of 60,000/. to appoint a Receiver General—Mem- 

bers fent down to hafien the bringing in the Arrears of the 

Affefiinent of 600,000 /.; the Committee of the Army to pre- 

pare Inftructions for them, and Draught of a Letter to be fent, 

23 Dec. Infiruétions and Letter reported, read, and agreed 

to, 24 Order from Lords, appointing High Sheriff, read ; 

nothing done thereupon, 4 Mar. 

1648, his Petition from Lords—Order appointing 
another, 8 May. Agreed to by Lords, 9. Leave given him 
to refide out of the County, go. 

———— Town, 1647, Order for flighting the new Works, 
13, July. 



































1648, a Committee to confider of fupprefling Tumults 
there, 12 June. 

Camelford, new Writs, 21 Dee 1646 14 Apr. 1647. 

Campbell, Donald, 1646, Order for paying him, Andrew Love, 
and James Martfhall, Part of their Debt, and for the Public 
Faith for the Remainder difcharged; Order for paying them 
the Whole, with Intereft, 13 Jan. 

Campden, Lord Vifcount, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 15 Dec. 

Campwn, William, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoniag his Delinquency, read, aud pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 18 Mar. 

Candles, ordered, 12, 22, 26 and 31 Dec. 
1646——3, June 31 July——1 Dec. 
1647. 

Canne, Robert, and Company, 1648, Petition referred to the 
Committee of the Revenue, 18 Apr. Report ; Order for 
2,815 /. 18s. 10d, taken from them for the Ufe of Silly; Lords 
Concuirence to be defired, 1 Aug. 

Canterbury, 1647, Letter that there was a great Riot there 
lately—another that ail was quiet, read; Order for Letter to 
the Committee to examine the Matter of Faét, with Power to 
commit, 30 Dee. Their Letter read; Letter of ‘Thanks, 
with Defire to proceed in their Care, and take Examinations, 








18, 25 &amp; 26 Jan. 
3 &amp; 27 Jan. 

















ordered, read, and agreed to—Order for a Commiilion of 


Oyer and Terminer, to try the Offenders, 7 Jan. Com- 
mittees Letter touching their Proceedings, read; Houte 
adhere to their Vote for the Commiflion of Oyer andTermincr, 


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1648, the Committee impowered to take Bail, 28 
Mar. Order for renewing the Commiflion, and for Judges 
to go down; One added, 18 Apr.—Managers appointed, 18 
&amp; 25 Others appointed in their Stead,6 May.—Members 
in the Commiffion to be defired to go down, 8.—Committees 
Letter read; Letter of Thanks to them, ordered ; Commif- 
fioners to be thanked, 15 Letter of Inhabitants to the 
General, read; Articles of Surrender approved, 13 June— 
Committees Letter read—Order for difcharging the Gaoler, 
19 Petition of the Elderfhip of the French Church, read, 
and referred to the Committee of plundered Minifters—J ul- 
tices to take Care the Peace thereof be preferved, 31 Mar. 

Capell, Lord, 1648, laformations out of Hertfordfhire againft 
him, referred to the Committee at Derby Houfe; Gentlemen 
of the County to attend them, 9 June Refolution for im- 
peaching him of High Treafon; a Committee to prepare 
Articles and Ordinance to attaint him, 31 Aug. 

his Son, 1648, Speaker to iffue Warrant for apprehending 
him, 26 June —Petition on his behalf {pecially recommended 
by Lords, 30. ! 

Captives, 1646, Ordinance for bringing in the One per Cent. 
for redeeming thofe at Algiers, read, and reyeéted—-Order for 
Payment of One Fourth of that Duty, upon Pain of having 
their Bonds tranfmitted into the Exchequer, 5 Dec. Sent to 
Lords, 6 Scots Commiffioners Letter concerning Scots 
Captives in Algiers, referred to the Committee of the Navy, 
with Power to treat with the Commiffioners about their Re- 
ae 13 Apr.——Letters from Algiers reported ; Agent’s 

OL. ¥V. 


























Proceedings approved, 22——Lords Concurrence fignified, 21 
May rdinance for continuing the Duty from 11th De- 
cember 1647, to 11th December 1648, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Caran, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for an Allowance to the 
Curate, 18 Aug ——They put Houfe in mind thereof, 4 Oct. 
Ordinance read ; nothing done thereupon, 5. 

Carbery, Earl of, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning him, and re- 
mitting all Treafons, &amp;c. and reftoring his Eftate, read, and 
paffed ; Lord Concurrence to be defired, 20 Jan——Speaker 
to know of him what Affurance he will give that Cattle- 
Emlyn fhall be preferved for the Service of the Parliament, 
3, Mar. 

Cardell, John. Vide Allhallows. 

Cardiff, 1646, Town and Cafile, to be kept garifoned with 200 
Men, 3 Mar. 

1647, Governor appointed, 25 Mar.——Order for fend- 
ing down Arms and Ammunition, 22 June. 

Cardigan County, 1646, Ordinance from Lords concerning the 
Prothonotary’s Place for that, Carmarthenthire, and sed 
brokefhire, to be read, 23 Mar. Read, and pafied, 24. 

—— 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion to him, 17 Nov. [Information againft him referred to 
the Committee of Complaints, 1i8——Report ; Order appoint- 
ing another, 4 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 6. 

— Cattle, 1646, to be difgarifoned and demolifhed, 3 
Mar. 











1647, Houfe adhere to the Vote, 19 July. 

Carew, Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Sept. 

Carey, Sir Henry, 1647, his Pine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 24 Dec. 

—— Emeftus, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 28 Mar. 

Caribbee Mlands. Vide Barbadoes. 

Carill, Thomas, 1647, Refolution for indiéting him of High 
Treafon; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indiétment; 
Managers and Sollicitor appointed; Order for taking him into 
Cufiody, 25 Sept.——Proclamation for apprehending him, 
reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Ot. 

Mr. defired to preach, 25 Nov. 1647 26 Apr. 5 

Aug. 1648 Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 39 Dee. 
1647——31 May——11 Aug. 1648. 

—— 1648, defired to go with the Commiflioners into Scotland, 
29 Jau.—Another appointed by Lords, agreed to, 31. 

Carifbrooke Caftle. Vide Wight, Ifle of. 

Carlile, 1646, a Committee to prefent Names of fit Perfons to 
fee the Fortifications flighted, and prepare Infiruétions for 
them, 28 Dec. Intiructions to be reported, 29. Reported, 
read twice, aud agreed to, 31 ——Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments ; Amendments, agreed to, 6 Jan.——-Commif- 
fioners Letter read, g keb.——Another to be read, 1 Mar. 

1647, Member has Leave to execute the Office of Mayor 
of the ‘Town, 18 Feb. 

— 1648, Report from Lords concerning the taking the 

Town by fome Delinquents that were lately in Scotland ; Or- 

der for fending Infiruétions to the Parliament Commiffioners 

—The Committee at Derby Houfe to fend them; Order 

agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment 

agreed to, 8 May. Inftructions agreed to by Lords, g. 

— Earl of. Vide Barbadoes. 

Carmarthen County. Vide Cardigan County—1647, Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17 
Noy. Information againtt him referred to the Committee of 
Complaints, 18—-—lioufe adhere to their Vote, 10 Jan. 

———— Town, 1646, to be difgarifoned ; the Cafile to con- 
tinue a Garifon with 100 Men, 2, Mar. 

——-——. 1647, Governor to be continued—The Caftle to be 
difgaritoned, flighted, and made untenable, 25 Mar. ——De- 
claration for continuing the Cafile garifoned, according to a 
former Vote, 19 July. 

Carnarvon County. Vide Cardigan County—1646, new Writ, 
8 Dec. 




















1646, Letter concerning the Services of the Gentle- 
men of the County, read; Order for difcharging their Delin- 
quencies, and ftaying Proceedings by reafon thereof; Ordi- 
nance for that Purpole ordered, 21 Jan. 

—— 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion to hin; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17 Nov. 
Information againft him referred to the Committee of Coin- 
plaints, 18 ——Hloufe adhere to their former Vote, 10 
Jan. 
—-- 1648, Order for a Commiffion to High Sheriff, to 
raife 40 Horfe for Prefervation of the Peace—for raifing and 
waintajning them out of Sequefiration Monies—Gentlemen &gt; 
be 











INDEX ¢@ the Firtru Vouume. 


be put into the Commiffion of Peace—Member to name fit 
Perfons to be put in and confer with the Commiflioners of 
the Great Seal, about others fit to be put out—Gentlemen to 
be added to Members, and named Commiflioners in all the 
Ordinances for the County; all others to be omitted ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 27 June. 

—_—_——— Town, 1646, new Writ, 8 Dec. 

— 1646, Town and Caftle, to be kept garifoned with 
100 Men, 3 Mar. 

1648, Order appointing High Sheriff, and fora Com- 
miffion to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10 June. 
Carne, Edward, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Carpenter, Caffandra, 1648, Order for paying her 2o0/. 28 
Aug. 

Carter, Colonel, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to ftate 
and certify his Accounts—Order for paying him 2,o00/, out 
of Delinquents Eftates, to be named by him to Houfe, 22 
Dec.--—Vacated ; Order for the Committee at Goldfmiths 
Hall to pay him out of Delinquents Eftates named to them, 
4 Feb. 

1648, his Letter read ; Order for paying him 1,000 /. upon 

Account, 2 Aug. . 

Giles, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 21 Sept. 

— William, 1647, defired to preach, 27 O&amp;.——Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 25 Nov. 

—~ Captain William, 1648, the Committee at Derby Houfe 
to grant him a Commiffion, according to the Defire of Colonel 
Duckenfield’s Letter; Lords Concurrence to be detfired, 19 
June——Order from Lords for a Commiffion to him to com- 
mand a Troop of Hortfe in Chefhire, agreed to; the Commit- 
tee of the County to raife Money for them, 3 Aug. 

Carterett, Sir Philip, 1647. Vide Jersey. 

Cartwright, Hugh, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read ; and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, gq Mar. 

— John, 1647, his Petition from Lords for 10,000 /. 

out of the Earl of Northampton’s Fine, read, 13 May. 

William, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Cafe, Mr. defired to preach, 4 May 2 Aug. 1646——-28 
June, 1648——Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 26 May 
1646 Exeufed, 11 Aug. 1646 29 June 1648. 

Cajile, Colonel, 1647, his Letter communicated by Lords, 
7 Apr. 

Cajilefteward, Lord, 1648, Report concerning him; Order for 
paying him 940/. 3s. 14d.; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 31 July. 

Cately, Richard, 1646, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Sequeftrations, 23 Mar. 

Caudrey, Mr. 1647, delired to preach, 26 May.——Excufed, 

June. 

Cawfield, Lady Mary, 1647, her Petition from Lords, with 
{pecial Recommendation, 23 Nov. Order for bettowing 
100/. upon her, and for an Allowance of 4 ¢. per Week, 16 
Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

1648, another Petition read ; Order for beftowing 2001. 
upon her, 12 June. 

Cawood, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and made untenable ; the 
Northern Committee to confider how it may be done, 26 
Feb. 

Cecill, Mr. 1646, Order appointing him Keeper of a Lodge in 
Theobald’s Park, 2 Feb. Returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to, 13. 

Ceely, Colonel Thomas, 1646, Petition read ; Order for paying 
him 2,000/. 13 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 26. 

Challoner, Mr. Vide Allum. 

Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Sept. 

— James, 1648, his Examination read, and referred to 
the Committee of the Navy—Order for continuing him in 
Cultody, 12 Aug. Report; Order for trying him by Martial 
Law, 14. ; 

Chamberlain, George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 11 Jan. 

Chambers, Alderman Richard, 1646, Memorial of his Loffes 
and Imprifonments for refufing to pay Tonage and Poundage, 
read, and referred to a Committee, 18 Jan. 

1648, his Petition read, and referred to the Committee 

for regulating the Cuftom Houfe Officers, 13 June. 

— Captain, 1647, his Wife’s Petition read, and referred 

to the Committee of the Northern Affociation, 14 Apr.—— 

Another Petition read; Order for beftowing 100/. on her for 














——- 


























her Relief—for paying it forthwith—for her to have the fulj 
Benefit of a Bond in a Delinquent’s Hands, 5 Jan. 
— Mr. 1647, Petition offered, and to be read, 18 Nov. 
Chancery, 1646, a Committee to regulate the Regifter’s Fees, 
13, Feb. 
1647, his Petition ; Order for continuing him, 29 Apr. 
Agreed to by Lords, 30 Order appointing Deputy Regif- 
ters under the Great Seal, 29 Jan. Others appointed till 
further Order, 2 Mar. Order of 29th January renewed to 
the prefent Commiffioners, 20. 
1648, agreed to by Lords, 17 Apr. 
Chandler, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Dec. 














——— Captain, 1648, Order for beftowing 30 /. upon him for 


{fpeedy Intelligence, touching Lord"Inchiquin’s Proceedings 
in Lreland—tor fiating his Accounts, 14 Apr. Agreed to by 
Lords, 17. 

Chapman, Colonel William, 1647, Report concerning him ; 
Refolution that there appears Matter fufficient toaccufe him 
of High ‘Treafon; a Committee to prepare Articles, 24 
Aug. 

1648, Order for difcharging him from his Imprifon- 
ment, and from any Proceedings upon his [mpeachment, 2&lt; 
May. 

——— John, 1647, Letter concerning his Warrant to fummon 
a Meeting near Reading to fign a Petition ; Order tor fending 
for him as a Delinquent—for Letter of Thanks ; Bufinets re- 
ferred to the Committee of Complaints, with Power to bail, 
difcharge, or imprifon him, 18 Jan. 

1648, referred to the Committee of Informations—Or- 
der for bailing him, 1 Sept. 

Humphrey, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent; She- 
riffs, &amp;c. to aflift the Serjeant, 1 May. 

Charlton, Mr. 1648. Vide Privileges. 

Charter Houle, 1648, a Committce to prepare Ordinance for 
Regulation thereof, 25 Mar. 

Cheeke, Thomas. Vide Minterne, Henry. 

Cheefley, John, Secretary to the Scots Commiffioners, 1647, 
their Letter read, and to be inclofed in a Letter to General, 
with Defire that he may be difmiffed, and allowed to proceed 
in his Journey to Scotland, 18 Aug. 

Cheezewich, John, 1648, to be fent for in fate Cuftody, for be- 
ing a¢tive in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to aflifi 
in fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June——Report; Power given them to bail 
him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Chepfiow, 1646, Order for continuing the Cafile a Garifon with 
40 Foot, 1 Mar. For continuing the Governor—tor dif- 
tributing Monies difcovered upon the River Wye amongft 
him, his Officers, and Soldiers, towards Satisfaction of their 
Arrears, 17. 

—— 1647, the Committee impowered to fell Timber for 
Repair of the Bridge, 7 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 8. 

— 1648, Letter concerning the taking the Caftle, read; 
Order for a Reward to the Meflenger—for a Letter of Thanks, 
29 May. 

Chejfler County, 1646, Ordinance for fettling the Affairs and 
military Forces thereof, and of the City, reported, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4 Jan. Houfe puts them 
in mind thereof, g Feb.——Deputy Lieutenant appointed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired g Jan.—Keport concern- 
ing the Judges that are to go the Circuit to be made, 6 Feb. 
—To be confidered, 16—Order appointing a Chief Juttice 
and Afliftant, agreed to by Lords—A Committee to confider 
of their Fees, and prepare an Eftablifhment for them, 22—— 
Ordinance from Lords appointing a Chief Juftice, to be read, 
13 Mar. Read, and patled, 16—Order for paying the Re- 
mainder of 12,0004. afligned for the difbanding the Forces; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 9 Feb. Houfe put them in 
mind thereof, 26.——Their Concurrence fignified, 3 Mar.— 
Ordinance from Lords revoking an Ordinance in behalf of the 
Inhabitants, and for reftoring them to the Immunities they 
enjoyed before the Troubles, read—Refolution for revoking 11, 
except as excepted; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16. 

1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Baron of the 
Exchequer, read, and paffed, 6 July—Letters from thence, to 
he read, 14, 16 &amp; 17.——Order for putting off the Atflizes, 53 
Sept Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commit- 
fion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 2g——Members 
fent down to haften the Payment of the Arrears of 600,000 l. 
the Committee of the Army to prepare Inftruétions for them, 
and Letter to be fent, 23 Dec. Inftruétions and Letter re- 
ported, read, and agreed to, 24———Letter, and Petition from 
thence, to be read, 12 Jan. ri 

—— 1648, Chief Juftice to be defired to go his Circuit, 
19 Aug. cai 

City, 1646, Order for continuing the Garifon with 600 


























Foot, befides Officers, 23 Feb. —— For continuing the 
Governor, 





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INDEX to the 


CGovetnor, 13. Mar.—-For Two Packet Boats to go between 
that and Dublin, 16. 


---- 1647, Member to reccive the Profits of the Dee Mills and 


Vithing, till they are pulled down, if he be Mayor fo long, 
14 Apr.———Order for a Colleétion within the Bills for Relief 
of the poor Inhabitants vifited with the Plague, 29 June 
3 Aug——Peiition of Inhabitants read; the Committee to 
raile Monies upon the Credit of Ordinance for 60,000 /. per 
Menfem, to pay the Arrears of the Garifon fince 25th March 
laft, and to confider of leflening the Number; Petition referred, 
2 July—Committees Letter, with the Demands of the Sol- 
diery inclofed, read; the Committee to confider of raifing 
2,000/.; more for the Garifon, to enquireinto the Canfes of the 
Mutiny, and endeavour to fupprefs it—Ordinance for Relief 
of the City, grievoufly infefied with the Plague, read twice, 
and committed, 3—Another for their Relief, by a Collection 
in the feveral Counties, read, and pafled, 20. Agreed to by 
Lords, 2 Order for 1,8004. to the Garifon, in Part of 
their Arrears, 4 Oét.—Ordinance appointing a Mayor - and 
Sherifis; read, and paffed, 20. Agreed to by Lords, 22 
Report from Lords for fettling ‘Two Packet Boats between 
Chefier and Dublin; Contraét approved ; Contractor to be 
paid a Debt due to him, 30 Dee.——Ordinance appointing a 
Mayor and Sheriffs, read, and palfed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be detired, 9 Mar. 











+—— 1648, Letter about fortifying the Cafile and City, read, 


and approved; Letter of ‘Thanks ordered, 16 May-+—Peti- 
tion-ot Inhabitants to be read, 19 June—Order for Goo/. for 
repairing and victualling the Cafile— for colleéting the Affedi- 





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thanked, 29 Confeffion -confidered ; Proceedings there. 
upon, 19 &amp; 28 May 2 O&amp;—4, 11 &amp; 18 Feb— 2,.10 
&amp; 17 Mar. Previous Queftion for amending the Title, Neg. . 
Conference to be defired with Lords, concerning the Confet. 
fion; Managers appointed, 17. Conference defired, and 
agreed to, 20. Held, 21. 

— 1648, Lords to be defired to expedite their Anfwer 
1 May Confeflion returned from them, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to; Order for printing and publifhing 
it, 20 June—Texts of Scripture to be printed therewith, 


21. 














——~--- 1646, Affembly to be defired to bring in their Anfwers 





to the Queries touching the Divine Right, 7 Dec. Claufes 
in the Preface of a Book intituled, “Jus Divini Regiminis 
“ Ecclefiattici,” read; Previous Queftion for referring the 
Book to a Committee, Affirmative, 12 Affembly to be 
defired to fend in what they have done touching the Thirty- 
nine Articles, with Proofs from Scripture annexed, 7 Dec. 
1647, like Order, 22 Apr. ‘Their Proceedings there- 
upon prefented, 29—The whole Bufinefs concerning the 
Church to be confidered for Fourteen Sitting Days together, 
and no other admitted, except as excepted, 9 Apr.—Obftruc- 
tions in the Matter of Church Government; Remedies for re- 
moving them, and Names of additional Tryers in the Clafles 
of London, reported, read and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
io be defired, 20; Remedies returned, with Amendinents ; 
Amendments agreed to ; Remedies to be printed and publith- 
ed, 29——-A Committee to confider of fit Perfons to be pro- 











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ef pounded to Houfe, who fhall have Power to take into Con- 
ments for Maintenance of the Soldicrs—for a Comuiniffion of jideration Heads of an Accommedation, 30 June Order 


Oyer and Terminer to try Perfons concerned in betraying it ; for making Report; Clerk in the mean time tolook out for 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29———Letter from thence the Names of the Committees, 1 July—— Larger Catechifin 
read; 4,092 4. for which Gentlemen ftand engaged, allowed to prefented ; 600 Copies to be printed for both Houfes and the 
be a Debt of the State; Order for paying it with Intereft, Aflembly only ; Aifembly thanked, 22 Oét. Shorter pre- 
21 Aug. | tented ; Order for printing a like Number, with Texts of 
Chejierfield, Earl of, 1646, his Petition from Lords, with fpe- Scripture, added to both; Affembly thanked, 25 Nov. 
cial Recommendation, read; his Tenants impowered to reap 1648, Catechifin prefented, with Proofs from Scripture 
the Crop grown by them upon Lands afligned for his Support annexed; 600 Copies to be printed for the Ufe of both 
—Previous Queftion for allowing him 5 ¢. per Week out of his Houtes and the Affembly only ; Aflembly thanked, 14 Apr. 
ewn Lifiate, Afirmative—Information touching bis maintain- No Man to print any Copies without Order of the Houle, 
ing malignant Preachers in his Houfe, referred to a Commit- 11 May Both Catechifims read, and agreed to—Order for 
tee, 1 Mar. printing and publifhing them; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
Chetwin, Walter, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- fired, 24 July Title to the fhorter Catechifin fent from 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence Lords, 26 Aug. 
to be defired, 14 Dee. 1647, Ordinance for the fpeedy and more effectual fet- 
Chichejier, 1646, Ordnance belonging to Suffex to be brought tling the Prefbyterial Government, and for remedying fome 
to Arundel Cafile; thole belonging to Portfinouth to be re- Obttructions therein, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
ftored to Portfmouth—the Town to be difgarifoned, and the to be defired, 27 Jan. Time for Counties to return their 
new Works flighted, 2 Mar. Claffes inlarged ; agreed to by Lords—Returns to be printed 
1647, a Committee appointed for poor People that had —2,0co Copies of the Ordinance to be printed, and difperfed 
their Houtes burnt thereabouts, 7 Jan. by Members—A Committee of both Houfes to remove all 
1648, Petition of Inhabitants ; Ordinance for continuing Obftructions about fettling the Prefbyterial Government, 
































the Maintenance fettled upon Three Minitters, ordered, 1 Mar. 
26 Aug. 1648, Direétory concerning Admonition, Excommuni- 
Chichejier, Mary, 1646, Report concerning her ; Order for pay- cation, and Abfolution, to be read, 1 May — Ordinance 


ing her good. for her prefent Subfiftence, and g00/. per 

Annum ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23 Dec. 

1647, Order for paying her 200/. out of Rents due to 
Lord Brudenell—for the Committee of Lincolnfhire to pay 
her Annuity, 3 Aug. 

Chichley, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23 Sept. 

Chidding fold, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Reéior, 
read, and pafled, 30 June. 

Chidley, Samuel, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Chirke Cafile, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 
flighted, 3 Mar. 

Chocke, Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 14 Dec. to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Cholmley, Thomas, 1647, Petition to be read, 13 July—His Circourt, John, 1648, to have Pafs to go beyond Sea, 21 
Cafe, touching his Eleétion, and the Point of being difabled July. 
to fit in Houfe, referred to a Committee, 15. Circuits, 1646, Refolution for keeping them this Vacation— 

Cholwell, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for Commiflioners of the Great Seal to prefent Names of Judges 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- to go the Circuits to both Houfes—A Committee to prepare 
rence to be defired, 22 Dec. Infiructions for them, 21 Jan.—Severally agreed to by Lords, 

Chriji Church, 1648. Vide Oxon Univerfity. 22 Order from Lords for pardoning Perfons reprieved in 

Church, George, 1646. Vide Privileges. the Weftern Circuit, agreed to, 6 Feb. 

Church Government, 1646, Refidue of the Confeffion of Faith 1647, Order for the Commiflioners of the Great Seal 
read; 600 Copies. to be printed for the Ufe of both Houfes to nominate Judges to go the feveral Circuits, 29 June- 
and the Affembly, without annexing the Texts of Scripture, Agreed to by Lords, 1 July. Judges appointed ; a Committee 
7 Nec. Conteifion, with Lords Defire thereupon, to be to prepare Infiruétions for them, and confider of fome Courfe 
confidered, 20 Feb. to prevent Delinquent Lawyers from  practifing, 8. Lords 

~—--—— 1047, Alflembly to be defired to prefent the Texts of Concurrence fignified, 10. Inftructions to be confidered, 21 
Scripture, fo far as they have proceeded in them, 22 Apr. Order from Lords for pardoning Perfons reprieved in the 
Texts prefented ; 600 Copies to be printed, with the Texts Midland and Northern Circuits, agreed to, 7 Jan.——V otes 
ery for both Houfes and the Aflembly only; Affembly appointing Judges to go the Circuits, 1 —— ae — 

fer. V. sords, 


touching the Prefbyterial Government, read, 16 June—Com- 
mitted to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 21. Committee 
fits, 26——-Ordinance reported, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 5 Aug. ‘Title read, and agreed tu ; Or- 
dinance fent to Lords, 11——Order impowering the Claffes 
to give Inftitution; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 
28 July. 

Churches, 1647, Ordinance concerning the Repairs thereof, and 
parochial Officers, to be read, 28 May 20 Ott. 16 Dec. 

Read twice, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 1 Feb.——Ordinance from Lords to the fame Purport, 
read twice, and rejected, 16 Dec. They put Houfe in 
mind thereof, 31 Jan. 

Churchill, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
































INDEX ©@ the 


Lords, with an Amendment, 3 Feb—Order from them for 

pardoning Perfons reprieved in the Oxford Circuit; agreed 

to, 15. 

: 1648, like Order agreed to, 5 June——Serjeant Wilde’s 
Narrative of his Brother Juftice’s Proceedings, and of the Af- 
fections of the People in the Weftern Circuit; Prefentment of 
the grand Inqueft reported ; Thanks thereupon; Prefentment 
referred to the Committee for public Grievances, 18 Apr. 
Commiffioners of the Great Seal to prefent Names of Judges to 
go the Circuits, 12 June. Names prefented ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired—Order for their ufual Salaries—for Inttruc- 
tions for them, 13—Order from Lords for pardoning Perfons 
reprieved in the Weftern and Midland Circuits ; agreed to, 17 
—-+-Order for adjourning the Affizes in the Northern Circuit, 
1 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 2. Revoked, 25—Order for 
Judges to go the Circuits — except as excepted— 
Left to them to forbear any Place of Danger, 19 Aug. 

Cirencefler, 1646, Ele¢tion; Report to be read, 13 Jan— 
Read, 14. 

1647, Létter from thence, complaining of Free Quar- 
ter, read, aud referred to the Committee at Derby Houle, 
24 Feb. 

Civilians. Vide Wills. 

Clare-hall, Cambridge, 1647, Order for fettling 150/. per An- 
num upon the Matterthip, for ever, 31 Mar. 

Clarke, Sir Simon, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 26 Aug. 

Sir Henry, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Clayton, Thomas, 1647, Order for paying him 50/. upon Ac- 
count, 18 Jan. 

Clerk, Serjeant, 1647, Report concerning his Proceedings at 
Lincoln Affizes, to be made, 30 Apr. 

Doétor William, 1647, Ordinance appointing him Judge of 
the Admiralty, 5 July. Returned from Lords with Amend- 
ments ; Amendments agreed to, 14—Ordinance from Lords 
for fupplying Defects in the former, read, and paffed, 23. 

Clerk of Toute, 1647, Perfon to be admitted to afiift him, 
31 July 16 Feb. 

“ao has Leave to be abfent, 25 July——Time inlarged, 
4 Aug. 

Clerke, Samuel, 1647, his Difburfements and Engagements for 
the Parliament, referred to the Committee of the Weft, 14 
Apr. Order for paying him 2,000/. upon Account, 3 July. 

Robert, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 

1648, his ftopping the Tranfportation of the Scots out 

of Ireland, approved, 24 July His Letter read; Order for 

him to deliver Horfes he had feized to Colonel Moore, 21 Aug. 

Thomas, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for re- 
fufing to pay Moneys received for Affeffments, 18 Apr. 
Order for his Difcharge, 3 May. 

Cleveland, 1647, Petition of Inhabitants, to be read, 6 Apr. 

————- Earl of, 1646, Order from Lords for Leave to fiay 
at his Country Houfe Four Months longer; agreed to, 
25 Dec.—Their Defire that he may have Liberty to vifit his 
Daughter once a Week, 13 Feb. 

1647, Order from Lords for continuing him upon his 
former Bail Three Months longer; agreed to, 6 July——for 
continuing him Four Months longer; agreed to, 23 Sept. 
Like Order, 30 Dec.——Queftion for agreeing thereto, Neg. 
7 Jan.——Order remanding him tothe Tower; Lieutenant 
to keep him in fafe Cuftody, 14 Order from Lords for him 
to fiay at his Country Houfe, 1 Mar.—Meflage defiring he 
may be inlarged upon his former Bail, 15. 

1648, they put Houfe in mind thereof, 25 Mar. 
Order from Lords for inlarging his Time of Liberty Four 
Months longer, upon Security to render himfelf a true Prifoner 
at the Tower, 8 May Order of Reference to General to ex- 
change him for Sir William Maflam, 28 July. Agreed to by 
Lords, 29——Order for exchanging him for Mr. Barnardifton 
and Mr. Middleton; agreed to by Lords, 12 Aug. 

Clifford’s Tower, 1646, Order for continuing ita Garifon, with 
60 Foot, 26 Feb. 

1647, Lord Mayor of York to have the Charge 
thereof, 13 July. Lords Concurrence fignified, 14. 

Clifton, Sir Gervas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paifed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 13 Jan. 

Clive, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Colonel, 1648, the Committee of Accounts to receive, 
perfect, and certify his Accounts, 3 Apr. 

Clotworthy, Sir John, 1647, Report concerning him; Order for 
his Appearance to be left at his ufual Place of Abode, 4 Sept. 

Serjeant’s Report, 27 Jan. 

1648, Refolution for difcharging the Vote whereby he 

ftands aceufed, 3 June. To be fent to Lords, 5—Order dif- 




































































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abling him to be a Member, revoked—Information that 
another is chofen in his ftead ; both to forbear fitting, 8. Order 
for re-admitting him, 26. 

Clun, 1647, Petitition of Inhabitants for re-edifying theChureh - 
fent from Lords, 7 Apr. They put Houfe in mind thereof; Pe- 
tition to be read, 14 May. 

Coals, 1646, Refolution for continuing the 4s. per Chaldron on 
a till 25th March next; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

eb. 

—— 1647, Order for difcharging the Duty from that time, 13 Apr. 

——- 1€48. Vide Supply—Order from Lords for taking off the 
Embargo upon Coal Ships; agreed to, 21 July, 

Cockayne, William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 7 Mar. 

— Charles, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 9 Mar. 

Cockermouth, 1646, Order for continuing 20 Foot in the Gari- 
fon, 23 Feb. Chief Officer appointed, 13 Mar. 

1647, Order for fecuring the Arms, Ammunition, 
&amp;c. belonging to the Parliament, 17 June Vor flighting 
the Garifon, 13 July. ™ 

Coin, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for Difcovery of thofe who 
falfify it, 2q Mar. To be read, 23 Apr. Read— 
Another, inhibiting the Payment or Receipt of clipped 
Moneys, read, 18 May. 

Coke, Sir Robert, 1646, his Cafe reported; Order for dif. 
~—— his Sequeftration, and payag the Rents ftayed in 
his Tenants Hands, and reftoring his Goods, &amp;c. 25 Feb. 

Henry, 1646, his Cafe reported ; Order for difcharging his 
Sequeftration, and paying the Rents fiayed in his Tenants 
Hands, and reftoring his Goods, &amp;c. 25 Feb. 

—— Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 9 Aug. 

Coker, Robert, 1646, Order for paying him 2oo/. in Part of 
his Arrears, 28 Dec. Previous Queftion, for appointing 
him Governor of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, Affirma- 
tive, 13 Mar. 

Cadwallader, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 1 July. 

Colchefler, 1647, Petition of Aldermen, &amp;c. read, and referred 
to a Committee, 15 Sept. 

— 1648, Information of a Tumult there; Order for 
fuppreffing it, 3 May—-— for continuing Ships at Harwich till 
the Town is reduced, 30 June——General’s Letter from the 
Leaguer, read; a Committee to go down and take care the 
Forces be fupplied with Monies ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 
1 July—The Committee at Derby Houfe to examine the Bu- 
finefs concerning Intelligence given to the Enemy, 5—Letters 
from the Leaguer, read; Order touching the Exchange of a 
Prifoner, 1o—Another Letter from thence, read, 17——Gene- 
ral’s Letter for Additions to the Artillery, read, and agreed to; 
the Committee of the Army to fee they are provided, and to 

rovide 500/. for prefent Supply of Neceflaries, 1 Aug.— 
Moiety of the Collection within the Lines on next Fatt-day, 
to be given to the Poor come from thence, 9. The Committee 
of Effex to difiribute it, 31— Letter from the High Sheriff with 
Copy of a Letter inclofed, read; Order for a Reward to the 
Meflenger, Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28—Letter 
touching the Conditions of the Surrender, read; Order for a 
Reward to the Meffenger; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
29—Gerteral’s Letter, Articles of Surrender, and Expla- 
nation thereof, with a Lift of Prifoners, read ; General to be 
thanked—Letter of Thanks to the Gentlemen of Effex and 
Suffolk, ordered; Order for a Reward to the Meffengers; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 31. ; . 

Colfer, Edward, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 Nov. 

Colladon, Dr. 1648, to have Pafs to go to France, 15 Aug. 

Colleton, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 6 Jan. , 

Collingwood, George and Cuthbert, 1647, Order for reftoring 
Deeds, &amp;c. produced by them upon a Suit in the Star-cham- 
ber, 10 July. ; . 

John, 1648, his Information referred to a Committee, 
with Power to fend for and examine Members, 253 uly. ' 
Collins, Matthew, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for 

being active in the lave Infurreétion in Kent; Member to affift 
in fending him up; Examination referred to ag hese oe 
of the Navy, 19 June——Report; Power given them to bail 
him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. f Hi 

Coltherji, Henry, 1647, Refolution for indicting him of High 
Treaton; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indiétinent ; 
Managers and Solicitor appointed ; Order for taking him into 

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Ciftody 25 Sept—— Proclamation for apprehending him, re- 
ported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct. 

Committees, 1646, the Committee for taking away Country Com- 
mittees revived, and to fit de die in diem ; Committees added, 
21 Jan. Conference defired by Lords concerning the 
Ordinance for taking them away, agreed to,10 Feb. Re- 
porters appointed; Conference held, 11. Reported; Ordi- 
nance read twice, and committed, 13. 

1647, Lords put Houfe in mind thereof, 29 Mar, 
-——Conference defired by them concerning the Ordinance, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 9 Apr. 
Reported; Report to be confidered, 15 Another Con- 
ference defired by Lords, agreed to; Keporters appointed ; 
Meflage to them, defiring it may be deferred, agreed to, 
11 June. 

Compositions. Vide Delinquents. 

Compton, Sir Henry. Vide Soup. 

Coney, Sir Sutton, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 27 Mar. 

Conferences. Vide King, Committees, Fairfax, Sir Thomas, Oxon 
Univerfity, Parliament, London, Rainfborough, Colonel, and 
Lilbourne, Lieutenant Colonel. 

Conifby, Thomas, 1647, to be removed from the Tower to 
Petre Houte, 1 Oct. 

Connaught. Vide Ireland. 

Conjiable, Sir William, 1646, Certificate of his Accounts re- 
ported, and read—His Demand of 4os. per Diem, as Lieu- 
tenant General of Horfe, allowed—Order for paying him 
1,984 /. 3s. 1d. and for him to enjoy the Profits of a fe- 
queftered Eftate till the whole is paid, g Mar. Sent to 
Lords, 17. 

Conway, 1646, Cafile to be continued a Garrifon, with 50 
Men, 3 Mar. 

~_——- 1648, Governor to be continued, 25 Mar. Letter 
from thence read; Order for making up the Garrifon 120 
Men, and fur Ammunition and Provifion for them, 2 Aug. 

Conway, Colonel, 1647, Order for paying him 5oo0/. in Part of 
his Arrears, 18 Aug. 

Conyers, Sir John, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 26 Aug. 

Cook, Colonel Edward, 1648, the Committee of Accounts to 
fiate and certify his Accounts, 4 Apr. 

Cooke, William, 1646, his Petition, and Certificate annexed, 
read; Order for difcharging his Sequeftration, and to leave 
him to the ordinary Courle of Proceedings, 23 Mar. 

-—— Bryan, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 31 Dee. 

~—— John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 12 Jan. 

—— James, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for being 
active in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to affift in 
fending him up; Examination referred tothe Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June Report ; Power given them to bail him ; 
the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Captain, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for being 
a¢tive in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to affift in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the 
Army, 19 June teport ; Power given them to bail him ; 
the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Coombes, Captain John, 1647, the Committee of Derby Houfe 
to grant Commiflions to him and his inferior Officers, to raife 
Horfe Volunteers, 5 July. Lords Concurrence fignified, 6. 

Cooper, Ralph, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

— Sir Roger, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lord Concurrence 
to be defired, g Mar. 

Coote, Sir Charles, 1647, Report for making him Vice Admiral 
of Ulfter, communicated by Lords, 15 O&amp;——His Letter, 
and Petition inclofed, referred to the Committee for I[rifh 
Afiairs, 17 Jan—Another Petition in his Behalf, read, and 
referred Order for paying him 2,000/. to be defalked out 
of his Entertainment ; Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 
16 Feb. Read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 

fired, 17 Mar. 

Copley, Mr. 1647, Certificates concerning Iron, belonging to 
him and Partners, ufed by the Army, read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 18 May. 

— Colonel Lionel, 1647, Report of the Bufinefs concerning 

him, to be made; Order for his Attendance, 7 &amp; 8 Sept. 

Depofitions and Infiruments againft him read Second time at 

his Requeft; heard thereupon ; Kefolution for difabling him 

from being a Member—for his Commitment to the Tower ; 

Sentence pronounced, g. 

: — Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. defiring his Dif- 
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Firrn VouumMe. 


charge, read; Order for it, 23 May 
him to be a Member, revoked, 8 June. 

-——— Colonel William, 1648, his Petition to be read, 7 July. 

Petition, General’s Letter, recommending him, anda 

Letter from Houfe, taking Notice of his good Services, read ; 

—Certificate of his Accounts read; Order for paying him 

4,324l. gs. agreed to by Lords, 8——Another Petition read; 

a Committee to hear and ftate the Differences between him 

and the Committee of Accounts, 4 Aug. 

— Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 20 Dec. 

Copp, Mr. 1646, Letter concerning him, read, 31 Dec. 

Coppin, Captain John, 1647, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
27 Sept. 17 Mar. 

1648, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Recommen- 

dation, 7 July. 

Corbett, Sir John, 1646, to give Satisfaction concerning a 
—— given him by Ordinance, 7 Jan. 

John, 1647, defired to preach, 14 Sept: 

Miles and Robert Goodwyn, 1647, appointed Regifter 

in Chancery, 2 Mar. 

Corke, Earl of, 1646, Mr. Rich’s Petition, defiring to be ad- 
mitted Tenant to his Eftate, and Certificate that he has not 
perfected his Compofition, read ; a Committee to confider the 
matter of Faé of the Petition, and the Juftnefs of Debts 
claimed by others—Ordinance directing the Payment of his 
juft Debts, ordered, 6 Jan. 

Cornwall, 1646, Order for difmantling all the Garifons therein, 
and flighting the new Works, 23 Feb. ° 

1647, High Sheriff has Leave to refide out of the 

County, 16 Apr. Lords Concurrence fignified, 23 Order 

appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion to him, 17 

Nov. Ditagreed to by Lords; Houfe adhere to their former 

Vote, 2 Order from Lords, appointing a Vice Adiniral, 

agreed to, 17 Dec.—Members fent down to haften the Pay- 

ment of the Arrears of the Affeffment for 600,o001. the Com- 
mittee of the Army to prepare Inftruétions for them, and 

Letter to be fent, 23 Dec. Inftructions and Letter reported, 

read, and agreed to, 24. 

1648, Complaints touching free Quarter ; Order for re- 
medying them, 2 May—Coimmittees added to the Committee 
of the Militia, 22—Letters concerning the fuppreffing an In- 
furrection, read; Letter of Thanks ordered—Member to 
prepare Ordinance for fettling the Militia, 2g7——Ordinance 
read twice, and pafled ; Cominittees to be added ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 5 June. Members fent down to put it 
in Execution, 8 &amp; 19.—Order againft raifing more Forces by 
any other Authority, 19 Letters from cue referred to 
the Committee at Derby Houfe; Gentlemen of the County 
to attend them, 25 July. 

Corfellis, Nicolas. Vide Lawrence, Adam. 

Coryton, William, 1646, Matter of Faét concerning his Cafe 
reported ; Refolution for admitting him, and certain Officers 
ot his Regiment, to their Compofitions, and exempting them 
from their 5th and 2oth Parts, 15 Feb. 

——— 1647, his Delinquency reported, 9 Nov. 

Philippa, 1647, her Petition, and General’s Letter of 
Recommendation, read ; Order for paying her 1,460/. feized 
and employed for the Service of Parliament; Ordinance for 
that Purpofe ordered, g Nov. Read, and paffed; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 14 Dec. 

Cotton, Mr. 1647, to have Warrant to pafs into France, 21 Aug. 

Edward, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 17 Apr. 

Covenant, 1648, previous Queftion, that all who take new 
Commiflions from the Parliament, fhall, before they receive 
them, take the Covenant, Neg. 17 June. 

Covent Garden, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants, concerning 
flopping the Common Sewer, read ; nothing done thereupon, 
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Order for difabling 















































1647, additional Ordinance for making it a Parith, 

read, 22 Mar. 

1648, Information of Tumults there; Member fent to 
keep the Peace; Perfon complained of to be taken into Cuftody, 
and proceeded againft according to Law, 15 July. 

Coventry, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works flighted 
—The Committee of the County to difpofe of the Powder, 
3, Mar.—Letter and Petitions from thence, for and againtt 
continuing the Garifon, to be read, 13. Read, and reterred 
to a Committee—Order for continuing 150 Men in the 
City, 24. ' 

1648, additional Committees to the Committee for 

Affeffments ; agreed to by Lords, 31 Mar.——Others added 

to the feveral Committees for Affefiments for Ircland, 15 Apr. 

Agreed to by Lords, 17 One added to the Committee of 

the Militia, 22 May. 











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INDEX @ the Firtu Vouume. 


by Lords, 8 May—They put Houfe in mind thereof, 22 June 


Coventry, Jolin, 1647, his Fine accepted : Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 15 Bee. 

1648, Bufinefs concerning him referred to the Com- 
mittee of Sequetirations, 15 July. 

— Colonel, 1648, the Committee at Derby Houfe to 
difpofe of him, 12 July—Order for his Commitment to 
W indfor Caftle, 13. 

Counties, 1648, Copy of General’s Letter concerning lifting 
well-affected Perfons, under well-atiected Perfons, in the fe- 
veral Counties, for Defence thereof ; prefented from the Com- 
mittee at Derby Houfe, and read; their Report thereupon— 
Order for a Letter to the County Committees, to prevent all 
Tumults and Rifings, or the Surprifal of any Strong-nolds, 
8 May. 

Courtney, Jolin, 1647, bis Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be detlired, 21 Sept. 

Cowes, 1646, to be continued a Garrifon, with the fame Number 
of Men as are now efiablifhed, 2 Mar. 

Coz, Captain, 1647, Houfe approves of his Commitment ; the 
Commitment to fiand, 24 Aug. 

—— 1648, Order for his Difcharge, 23 May. 

=-— Sarah, 1647, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
her Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 17 Dee. 

— Mr. Vide Teafdale. 

Core, Owen, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, and to be 
recommended to a better Command, 27 Sept. 17 Mar. 

Crake, 1646, to be difgarifoned and made untenable, 26 Feb. 

Crakenthorpe, Richard, and John Mufgrave, 1647, their Petition 
from Lords, read, and referred to the Committee of Coin- 
plaints, 25 Jan. 

Crampe, Richard, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing 
him Searcher at Lynn, 1 Mar. 

Crane, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be detired, 23 Sept. 

Edward, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for being 
active in the late Infurrection in Kent; Member to aflift in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to bail 
him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Cranball, Mr. 1646, Report concerning him to be made, 1 Jan, 

Crips, John. Vide Newman, Edward. 

Crofts, Serjeant, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Croker, Hugh, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 6 Jan. 

Crompton, Sir Robert, 1647, has Leave to tranfport Three 
Horfes into France, 16 July. 

Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Dec. 

Cromwell, Lieutenant General Oliver, 1646, a Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for fettling Lands of Inheritance upon him, 
out of the Marquis of Winchefter’s Eftate, 7 Jan—Houte 
informed that the Marquis is only Tenant for Life—The 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for fettling Lands of the 
fame Value, out of Lands of Papifts in Arms excepted from 
Pardon, 19—Order for paying him goo/. in Part of his Ar- 
rears, vacated—Frefh Order for paying him 500/, to be de- 
ducted out of them, 26. 

————— 1647, his Regiment to be continued, 8 Apr.—Ordi- 
nance for fettling Lands, &amp;c. late the Earl of Worcefter’s, 
upon him and his Heirs, for ever, to be read, 15—Read twice, 
and committed; Order for a Commiflion of Survey under 
the Great Seal, to inquire into the Value thereof, 5 May. 
Ordinance patled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 Mar. 
His Offer for the Service of Ireland accepted, 24. 

—-—— 1648, Thanked thereupon, 25 Mar. His Letter, 
with Papers inclofed, and a Declaration of the Inhabitants of 
Wales, read; Order for fending him Arms aad Ammunition, 
20 May.——His Petition from Lords, with fpecial Recom- 
mendation, 26 June.—Order for 3,000 Pairs of Shoes and 
Stockings for his Forces, 28 Order for Letter of Thanks 
for his good Service at Pembroke—for another, to defire him 
to join Major General Lambert’s Forces—Copy of the Major’s 

Letter, and Informations therein to be fent, 29 July. His 
Letter read, and to be fent to General and Lord Admiral, 
21 Aug.—Another read ; Order for recruiting his Horfe, 26. 

Lord, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 16 Dec.—His Petition from Lords, with f{pecial 

Recommendation, to be confidered, 28 They put Houfe in 

mind thereof; Petition read; nothing done thereupon, 13 Jan. 

~——Another Petition, and Lords Order thereupon, 15 Mar. 

1648, Confideration of his Condition recommended 






































——20 July His Petition read; Refolution for accept- 
ing 100d, more than he has paid, in Difcharge of his Fine, 
28 Aug. 

—— Sir Oliver, 1648, Order for difcharging his Sequeftra- 
tion, 17 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 18. 

Crofland, Sir Jonathan, 1647, referred to the Committee of 
Examinations, 17 Apr. Order for bailing him, 29 June. 
Croffe’s, St. Hofpital, 1647, Ordinance, appointing a Master 

under the Great Seal, read, and pafled, 13 Mar, Agreed to 

by Lords, 21. 

Crowe, Sir Sackville, 1648, Order for his Commitment to the 
Power ; Serjeant to convey him thither; the Committee of 
the Navy to receive Complaints againft him, and examine 
Witnefles, 4 April. 

Crown Jewels, 1647, a Committee to prevent the Alienation 
thereof, 3 Feb. 

Crowther, Captain John, 1646, appointed Captain of a Ship, 
4 Feb. 

1647, appointed Vice Admiral of Ireland, and Captain 

of a Ship, 27 Sept. 

1648, His Letter, with Paper inclofed, read; Order for 
Letter of Thanks, 13 Apr. Vide Inchiquin, Lord—Dravelit 
of a Letter from Lords to him, read, po agreed to, 15. 
Croyland, 1646, Order for continuing the Garifun, with 50 

Foot, 1 Mar-—Governor appointed, 13. 

— 1648, the Committee of the Eattern Affociation to 
confider how the Garifon may be fupplied with Men, if the 
Forces march away, 3 Aug. 

Cudworth, Mr. defired to preach, 14 Feb. 1646 
and to print his Sermon, 31 Mar, 1647. 

Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Dec. 

Cullam, Alderman Thomas, 1647, Report concerning him; 
Kefolution, that there appears Matter fufficient to impeach 
him of High Treafon, and that he be impeached accordingly ; 
Order for bis Commitment to the Tower ; a Committee to 
prepare Articles, 24 Sept. His Petition read, 25. Order for 
continuing him in Serjeant’s Cuftody, 28. Liberty given him 
to come with his Keeper to the Exchequer, and deliver up 
his Accounts, 29 His Petition read, 13 Mar. Order for 
his Difcharge, 14. 

Culme, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 1 June. 

Culpepper, Sit John, 1647, Refolution for mitigating his Fine; 
Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 12 Oét. 

Dame Judith, 1647, Petition on her behalf read, and 

referred to the Committee at Goldfimiths Hall, 21 Feb. 

Cumberland, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 

Commiflion tohim; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 6 Feb. 

Another appointed by them ; agreed to, 13. 

— 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

million tohim, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29 Mem- 

bers fent down to haften the paying the Arrears of the Affefl- 
ment of 600,000/. ‘The Committee of the Army to prepare 

Inftruétions for them and a Letter to be fent, 23 Dec. In- 

fiructions and Letter, reported, read, and agreed to, 24 

Order for 623 7. for Arms and Ammunition, 28 Feb. Re- 

turned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agyeed 

to, 17 Mar. 

— 1648, the Committee at Derby Houle to confider 
whether it is fit to fend Gentlemen down, 4 May. Ordi- 
nance for Payment of divers Sums of Money, to divers Officers 
of the County; agreed to by Lords, 12 June. Me Ee 

Cundy, John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Order for remitting it 
on account of his Youth; Lords Concurreace to be defired, 
9 Feb. 

Cunningham, Mr. Vide Dick, Captain. 

Currans, 1647, Petitions concerning Currans imported from 
the Levant; Order for an Abatement upon thofe landed by 
Bill of Sufferance, according to the Damages certified ; and 
for paying Cuftom for the Remainder according to the Book 
of Rates—Like Order for Currans landed herealter, 14 Apt. 

Curfing. Vide Inceft. 

Can Peter, bee 4 to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for being 
active in the late Infurreétion in Kent ; Member to affift in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to bail 
him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Cufioms, 1646, Days appointed for confidering the Bufinefs 




















Thanked, 






































thereof, 1 Jan.—-~ A Committee to prepare Ordinance for 


continuing the Collection for fuch time as fhall be thought fit, 
Commiflioners to reimburfe 


advanced by them, 
Mar. 
——— 1647, 


4 Feb,——Ordinance enabling the 
themfelves 40,000/. advanced and to be 


read, and pafled ; agreed to by Lords, 24 



































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INDEX @o the Firtru Votvume. 





1647, Their Petition read, 14 Apr. Vide Currans— 
Ordinance for repaying them 6,700 /. advanced for Jeriey, read, 
and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 12 May. Houfe 
puts them in mind thereof, 25 Commiffioners to be de- 
fired to forbear 20,000/. payable 24th Inftant, for three 
Months longer, 29 June. ‘Their Propofitions for advancing 
30,0002. for the Navy, reported; Refolution that they fhall 
not be removed till they are repaid this and all other Moneys 
dueto them; Members to withdraw and acquaint them there- 
with; their Offer reported, and accepted ; a Committee to 
prepare Matters neceflary for perfecting it, 12 Oct. Or- 
dinance for declaring the prefent Commmiflioners of the Cuftoms, 
ordered, 11 Dec. Kead twice, and pafled, 16. Agreed to by 
Lords, 24 Ordinance for reimburfing them Moneys ad- 
vanced out of the Moiety of the Cuftoms, read twice ; Provifo 
added; Ordinance pafled, 22 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 24 
Houle to contider of improving the Cuftoms, 22 &amp; 24 
Jan.—Order for bringing in 20,000/. due from the former 
Commiflioners, 24.—Order for the Surveyor General to cer- 
tify the State of the Receipts and Difburfements to the 25th 
Decemberlaft, to be delivered tohim, 1 Feb. State thereof, 
from 25th February 1644, to 25th December 1647, prefented ; 
Commiffioners to have a Copy and give in their Anfwer in 
Writing, 19 Anfwer pretented, read, and to be fent to 
the Surveyor General ; he to make a Reply; Commitlioners 
and other Officers to attend to hear it, 1 Mar. Reply pre- 
fented, read, and referred to a Committee, 4 Surveyor 
General to prefent ail Receipts and Difburfements fince the 
fitting of this Parliament, 19 Feb. 

1648, Report concerning the State of their Reccipts and 
Difburfements ; Refolution, that they fhall be charged with 
Money received in the Out-ports Forty Days after every 
Month, unlefs they fhew good Caufe to the contrary; the 
Committee of the Navy impowered to allow of the Caufe— 
Commiflioners voted faithful in their Employments ; previous 
Queftion that as for the Charge and Reply the Surveyor 
General has but done his Duty, Affirmative; Commif- 
fioners to be acquainted with the Votes, 4 Apr. The 
Committee of the Navy to treat with them about a Loan 
of 20,0004. 25 Mar. To receive their pofitive Antwer, 
4 Apr. Order for making Report, 15. Their Antwer re- 
ported ; Houfe adhere to their former Votes—The Com- 
mittee to demand further Anfwer, 17. Further Anfwer 
reported, 19 Order of 12th January, 1647, concern- 
ing the Revenue of the old Cuftoms, amended ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 22 June The Committee of the 
Navy to confer with the Commiflioners about the half Cufioms 
being free, and to confider how 10,000 /. may be advanced, 
and the Cuttoms continued, 25 July—Commiffioners to be 
defired to advance 3,400 /. for Payment of the Mariners ; the 
Committee of the Navy to confer with them about Reimburfe- 
ment thereof—to be dclired to make up what fhall be wanting 
of 11,4002. for Payment of the Yards; fame Committee to 
take care they are reimburfed, with Interefi—Vormer Com- 
miflioners to pay Moncys due to the State, 2g —Commiffioners 
to attend ; Speaker to reprefent to them the Neceflitics of the 



































Navy, and Difcharge of the Yards, and to propound a Loan of 


20,000 /. and the Forbearance of a Moiety of the Receipts, 
22 Aug. A Committee to receive their Anfwer, 23. 
g- fa ee » 2. 

Cutler, Benjamin, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Deiinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Dec. 


22° 23° &amp; 24° Car.I. Parl. 5. 


A. 1046, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


D ACRES, Tinomas, 1647, his Cafe, touching his Election, 

and the Point of being difabled to fit, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 15 July. 

-_— Sir Thomas, and Henry Pitts, 1648, Petition read; Or- 
dinance for fatisfying a Debt due to them from Lord Capel ; 
read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 
Apr. 

Daljion, John, 1647, his Fine accepted: Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 7 Mar. 

Danby, Earl of, 1647, his Cafe reported; Refolution that he 
ought in his Life-time to have been fequettered, and was fe- 
queftrable, 15 Mar. 

Dangerfield, Mr. 1647, Members, Juftices of Peace, to with- 
draw and examine him, and deal with him according to J uttice, 
2 Feb. 

Danvers, Sir John, 1647, his Cafe reported ; Report to be con- 
fidered, 15 Mar. 

Darley, Sir Richard, his Petition to be read, 20 Mar. 

— 1648, like Order, 29 Aug. Read; Order for paying 
him 5,000 /. in Satisfaction for his Loffes, 31. 

Vou. V. 


Darnall, Ralph, 1648, Petition read; Order for paying hit 
3,400 J. for Lofs of his Oilice of Attorney of the Court of 
Wards, 1 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 8. 

Dartmouth, 1646, Order for flighting the new Works—fos 
continuing the 4o é. per Aunuin formerly allowed for Defence 
of the Town—for continuing the former Allowance of Am- 
munition, 25 Feb. 

1647, Like Order, 19 July. 

Davenport, William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concur= 
rence to be defired, 14 Mar. 

Davies, John, 1647, his Contra for Viual to the Value of 
6,0001. for Ireland, reported, and agreed to, 8 Apr. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 9. 

—— Simon, 1047. Vide Privileges. 

Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Sept. 

——— Captain, 1648, Order for beftowing 307. upon him, 
18 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Sir Paul, 1648, Order for beftowing s00/. upon him; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired, 31 Aug. 

Davifon, Lieutenant Colonel, 1647, Order for allowing him 
10s. per Week, 23 Sept. 

——— Samuel, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence 

_ to be defired, 10 Jan. 

Davy, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 May. 

Dawley Cattle, 1648, Order for making it untenable, 11 July. 

Dazfon, Mr. Vide Errington, Captain. 

Dayrell, Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Coneur- 
rence to be defired, 11 Jan. 

Deal Catile, 1646, Order for an additional Number of 10 Men, 
1 Mar. 

—— 1647, Col.. Riche’s Letter concerning the Surrender 
thereof; Order appointing him Governor Proceedings and 
Articles read, and approved; Order for a Reward to the Mef- 
fenger—for repairing of the Cafilé, 26 Aug. 

Dean Foreft, 1048, Order to prevent the felling Timber, and 
for preferving fuch as is fit for Shipping, 12 Apr. Returned 
from Lords, with a Provifo touching the Earl of Salitbury’s 
Right; Provifo read, 15.——A Committee to examine 
Abufes in felling Timber, 12 Apr. Order for their meeting, 
14—The Committee of the Revenue to prepare Ordinance for 
Prefervation of Timber therein, and for fatisfying the Earl of 
Salitbury’s Debt payable out of Cordwood, 15. 
read, and patled; agreed to by Lords, 19. 

Deane, Richard, 1647, Order appointing lim Lieutenant of the 
Train in treland; Lords Concurrence to be defived, 18 May. 

— Gilbert. Vide Brookbank, John. 

Deans, and Chapters, 1647, Refolution for employing all 
Tythes, &amp;c. belonging to them, for Maintenance of a preach- 
ing Miniftry, 22 Oct. 

——-— 1648, A Committee to confider of fettling the Rents 
and Profits of their Eftates, for the Encouragement of Learn- 
ing and Piety, and for Provifion for Widows and Children of 
godly Minifters, 1 May——Ordinanee for abolifhing all 
Deans, Subdeans, and Deans and Chapters, &amp;c. and for 
fetuling their Lands on ‘Trufiees ; read, 2 June. Committed, 
16. 

Delinquents, 1646, Ordinance concerning them to be reported, 
7 &amp; 8 Dec.—Another, concerning inhibiting delinquent Law- 
yers to practice; to be reported, 8 Dec.——10 leb.——In- 
ftructions to be obferved in compounding with Delinquents, 
confidered; Refolution that no Ofheer employed in the Se- 
quetirations fhall farm or rentany fequetiered Lliate—that they 
be lett to the utmoft improved Rents—that Delinquents who 
have not tendered them{elves toa Compofition, and profecuted 
it with Effect, be apprehended and committed to fate Cuttody, 
except as excepted—A Committee to confider the Bufinels of 
Impropriations in Delinquents Hands, 8 Dec-——Revived, 
and to meet de die in diem, 10 Feb——Refolution that all 
who fhall raife or maintain Forces againft the Parliament, or 
either Houfe, fhall die without Mercy, and their Eftates be 
confifcated; Declaration in purfuance thereof, ordered, 
8 Dec.—Ordinance from Lords for appointing a Com- 
mittee of both Houfes, to join with the Committee at Gold- 
{miths Hall, in Tranfactions of Fines, read twice; the 
Comunittee to prepare Infiructions for Committees to be named 
therein, 10. ve defire Houle to expedite it, 18 Dec.— 
1 Jan—QOrder for Meeting of the Committee, 8. Ordi- 
nance reported ; Provifo rejected ; Ordinance recommitted as 
to the Inftructions; Committees added, 14—-—Ordinance to 
be reported, 2 Keb. Keported, and recommitted ; the Com- 
mitiee to prefent former Kules for the Committee at Gold- 
finitns Hall, 3. Ordinance reported from Recommitment , 
Commitlioners appointed ; Ordinance - paffed, with oe 

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INDEX ¢@o the Firtu Vouume. 


ynents, 4. Amendmentsagreed to by Lords, with Amendments; 
their Amendments agreed to, 6——Conftcrence defired by 
Lords, concerning Obftructions in point of Compofitions, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 28 Dec. 
——§T'o be reported, 1 Jan.—Another defired by them con- 
cerning the lali, agreed tu; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, 18—A Committee to conlider of the moti expeditious 
Method for bringing Delinquents excepted frony Pardon to a 
legal Tryal, 235——Order for making Report, 9&amp; 15 Mar. 
—Information of a Declaration fet forth by Lords concern- 
ing Compolitions with Delinquents, by the Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall; Copy thereot, read; a Comuittee to exa- 
mine that and the pried Declaration, with the Original in 
Lords Book; theiv Report—Another Committee co ftate the 
matter of Faét concerning their Proceedings with Delinquents, 
and how the Cafe ttands in the Ordinance of Sequefirations 
and Propotitions, 2 Feb. ‘Their Report; Conference defired 
with Lords concerning their printed Declaration ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads ; Couterence agreed to; Heads re- 
ported; Managers appointed; Conterence held, 3. Lords 
to be prefled to recall it, 6 &amp; $8—Ordinance trom Lords 
enabling the Commiftioners at Goldfmiths Halli to adainitter 
an Oath, read; Quetiion for Commitment, Neg. Ordinance 
yafled, 20——Ordinance concerning preventing delinquent 
Minifiers to return to their Churches, to be read, 10 eb. 
———15 Mar.—Order that no Minifiers put out of their 
Livings for Malignancy, thall be admitted to preach, without 
Content of both Houtes; Quefiion that they fhall take the 
Covenant, Neg. 15.—Ordinaunce for refiraining them to be ad- 
mitted into any Livings, or to exercife their Funétions, and 
for refiraining malignant Matiers and Fellows of Coileges to 
beadimitted into any College, read twice, and committed, 22. 
-— 1647, a Committee to prepare Ordinance tor dif- 
pofing of Livings belonging to Delinquents, and for Payment 
of Tythes and other Dues to Minifters, 22° Apr.——Or- 
dinance to be reported, 19 May.—Ordinance for fuch as have 
been in Arms againti the Parliament to repair to their own 
Counties, ordered 4 May.-—-A Comunittee to inquire what 
malignant Minifiers have been put into Livings, 30 June—— 
The Committee at Gold{miths Hall to write Letters to the 
feveral Counties, to bring in their Compofitions, 6 July—— 
Ordinance againfi putting difaflected Perfons into any Offices 
in Corporations, 4 Sept.—lReturned from Lords, with a Pro- 
vifo; Provifo agreed to, with Amendments, 8. Amend- 
ments agreed to by Lords, 9.—Letter to be fent to Corpora- 
tions that have elected any delinquent Mayor, to proceed to 
new Eleétions; Member to prepare Ordinance for that Pur- 
pofe, and to prevent their having Voices in any fuch Eleétion, 
27. Ordinance read twice, and committed, 28 Reported, 
and paffed, 1 Ot. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 
Amendments agreed tv, 4 Ordinance for fequeftering the 
Estates of fuch as fhall not pay in the Moiety of their ines 
according to their Compolitions, read, and paffed, 15 Sept. 
Agreed to by Lords, 16 —A Committee to receive Informations 
of Money, &amp;c. of a Delinquent excepted from Pardon, 23 
—A Committee to prepare Ordinance againft Delinquents 
being Juflices of Peace, 27.——Ordinance for Delinquents 
Wives and Children to have the 5th Part of the Sequetira- 
tions—Ordinance for Relicf of Delinquents Tenants, read, 
11 Nov.——Committed, 29 Jan. Ordinance for im- 
proving the Values of fequcticred Lands, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be detired, 15 Dec.—A Committee to 
confider of fome Courfe for well-affected Perfons to recover 
their Debts from Delinquents that do not compound—Or- 
dinance for difabling delmquent Lawyers to practice, to be re- 
ported, 27.—A Coinmittee to inquire what delinquent Mi- 
nifters have preached, or read the Common. Prayer, and to 
filence them, 20 Dec.—Order for punifhing Churchwardens who 
countenance them, 25. ‘T’o be printed and publifhed, 30 
Ordinance for difcharging of Delinquents from Sequetirations, 
whofe Efiates are not worth 200/, read twice, and committed, 
5 Jan. To be reported, 14. Reported, and recominitted, 
i8—Commillioners to be appointed in every County to put in 
Execution the Ordinances for Sequefirations, 14 Jan—To 
return Certificates to the Committee at Gold{miths Hall, and 
the Profits received to the Treafurers, 17—Order from 
Lords for Colonel Baxter to aflift the Marfhal of Weftminfier 
in apprehending Delinquents, and carrying them to Gaol, 
31. The Committee at Goldfiniths Hall to confider of 
Obfiructions to bringing in Compofitions, and of Remedies 
for them, 11 Feb. Report; recommitted, 15; Ordinance 
for further Power to the Committee, read, and pafled ; re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed 
to, 6 Mar.—Order for converting the Rents of Delinquents, 
who have not made their firft Payments, to the Ufe of the 
State, 22. 

1648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fecuring 
Delinquents in the feveral Counties, 20 Apr. Ordinance read 
twice and paffed, 21 Returned from Lords with Amend- 
ments; Amendments in part difagreed to, 8 May.—Qrdi- 





























nance for fatisfying Debts due from Delingncnts to weil- 
affected Perfons, read twice, and committed, 11.-——Ordinance 
for levying the 5th and 2oth Parts only, upon thofe within the 
Ordinances of Sequeftration, 5 June, lo be printed and pub- 
. ‘ e 1 . 
lifhed, 15 explained, 14 July——-Order touching De- 
Jinqguents Omithous, and undervaluing their Eftates in the 
; : : 
Particulars whereupon they compounded ; agreed to vy Lords, 
123, June—Proceedings thereupon to be printed, every County 
by itfelf, 15.—The Committee at Goldfmiths Hail to give 
Account what Ordinances, touching pardoning Delinquents, 
are pafled, and how the latter Part of the Money for their 
Compofitions is fecured, 3, J uly—Ordinance for better regulat- 
ing and fecuring Sequctirations, read, 8. Cominitted, 20. 
Reported, and recommitted, 31 Reported from Recom- 
mitment, and to be ingrofled, 2 Aug. Pafiled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 4.—A Committee to prefent fomething 
. . . . . ° . free J 
for reforming the Abutes therein, 5—Ordinance for better re- 
gulating them, read twice, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 7—Order that Leafes be made, not exceeding 
Twenty-one Years, of Delinquents Efiates: Ordinance £7 
wenty-one Years, of Delinquents Litates; Ordinance for 








that Furpofe, ordered, 25——Lift of Delinquents whofe 
Efiates are in Tenants Hands that have not paid the Moiety 
of their Fines, ordered, 28 Aug ——The Committee at Ha- 


berdafhers Hall to proceed upon the Difcovery of Delinquents 
concealed Efiates, 1 Sept. 

Dell, Mr. 1646, printed Copy of his Sermon preached before 
the Houle, offered; Epiftles to the Houfe, and Reader, read ; 
Book relerred to a Committee, with Power to eall him and the 
Printer before them, and atk his Meaning of what Particulars 
they think fit, 12 Dee. 

Delyne, Sir Daniel, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 18 Mar. 

Den, Colonel, 1648, the Committee ef Accounts to receive, 
perfect, and certify his Accounts, 3 Apr. 

Denbigh, County, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
fora Commitlion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 209. 

—Catiie, 1646, to de difgarifoned and demolithed, 3 
Mar. 

— 1647, Governor to have the Materials, towards fa- 
tisfying his Arrears, 15 Apr. Hfoufe adhere to their Vote 
for demolifhing it, 19 July. 

Denham, Mr. Serjeanv’s Man, 1647, examined touching the 
Efcape of a Prifoner in his Cuftody; Order for his Commit- 
ment, 24 Aug. 

Denmark, Wing of, 1646, his Letters; communicated by Lords, 
10 Dec. They put Houfe in mind thereof; the Coimiittee 
for foreign Affairs to prepare Aufwer, 20 Jan. Jraught 
thereof, read, and agreed to; Speakers of both Houfes to 
fign it, g Mar. 

Denny, Lady, 1646, Order for allowing her 4/. per Week for 
her prefent Subfiftence, 23 Dee. Agreed to by Lords, 25. 

Derby, County, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
aCommiflion to him, 17 Nov. Difagreed to by Lords; 











Houfe adhere to their Vote, 29——Additional Commitices 
to the Committee of Sequctirations, 23 Dec.——Agreed to 





by Lords, 1 Jan. Members fent down for bringing in the 

Arrears of the Affeffments of 600,000/.; the Cominiitee of the 

Army to prepare Infiructions for them, and a Letter to hafien 

the Payment thereof, 23 Dec. Infiructions and Letter, re- 

ported, read, and agreed to, 24. 

1648, Sheriff has Leave to refide out of the County, 

4 Apr.—Order for raifing Three Troops of Horfe for the 

Security thereof, 1 July. 

Karl of, 1647, Order from Lords for admitting him to 

his Compofition, 15 Mar, 

Houle, 1647, a Cominittee of both Houfes appointed to 
fit there, with the Powers formerly granted to the Comiittee 
of both Kingdoms; Committees added in the room of others; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3 Jan. Order for them to 
employ Secretaries, and fettle Salarics upon them and otiers; 
the Committee to communicate Letters and Informations, and 
Clerk to deliver the Proceedings of Houte tothem ; Secretarics 
to publifh, from time to time, what they fhall judge fit, for 
the Vindication of the Parliament; Lords Order for addi- 
tional Committees, read; previous Queftion, for agreeing 
thereto, Aflirmative; main Queftion, Neg.—their Order for 
further Power to them, read, and agreed to, with Amend- 
ments, 22. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 24—Mem- 
bers of Houfe injoined to fit every Day; Lords to be detired 
to lay the fame Injunétion upon their Members, 21 Mar. : 

—-— 1648, Like Order, 23 May———The Committee to fit 
notwithftanding the Adjournment of Houle, 4 Apr.— Pree 
vious Queftion, for impowering them to grit Coane 
for raifing Forces by any Genticinen recommended by Mem- 
bers, Neg.—Meflage from Lords, aequamting Houte they 
had added Six Comuinittee, 25 May—Quettion for an Addi 
tion to the Committees, Neg. 27+ Committees of both 
Houles added, g3o-——Their Letter read ; Power given ther 
to feize fufpected Perfons, Lords and others, 5 July. 











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Defborow, Thomas, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for 
refufing to pay Money received for Alleflments, 18 Apr. 
Order for his Difcharge, 3 May. 

Devereux, George, 1647, Information that he had taken Lord 
Capel’s Proteftation and Oath; Copies of feveral Depofitions, 
and of the Proteftation and Oath, read; further Information 
that he fiands fequettered ; Butinefs referred to a Committee ; 
previous and main Queftions that he be fufpended from the 
Houfe till Report, feverally Affirmative, 15 Apr. Bufinets 
tranfmitted to another Committee, 8 July. 

Colonel Nicholas and others, 1647, Petition read, and re- 

ferred to the Committee at Haberaafhers Hall, 8 Mar. 

1648, another Petition from Lords, read; Order for pay- 

ing him 318/. by 54 per Week, upon Account; Lords 

Concurrence to be defired, 2 Aug. 

Jonathan. Vide Walfingham. ; 

Devon, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
million tohim,17 Noy. Agreed to by Lords, 29 Members 
feut down for bringing in the Arrears of the Affeffments 
ot 600,000 /.; the Committee of the Army to prepare Inftruc- 
tions fur them, and a Letter to haften the Payment, 23 
Dec. Infiructions and Letter, reported, read, and agreed to, 
24-——Commillioners added in the Ordinance for 60,000 /. per 
Mentfem; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Jan. 
26 Feb.—Order for charging 6,o00/. upon the County for 
Plymouth, 19 Feb. 

1648, Complaints touching free Quarter; Gentlemen of 
the County to confer with the Committee of the Army, and 
take effectual Courfe for remedying them, 2 Ma Com- 
mittees added to the Committee of the Militia; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 22 May 7 Aug.——Ordinance for 
fettling the Militia, read twice, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 5 June. Members fent down to put in 
Execution the Order againft raifing more Forces by any other 
Authority, 19 Letters from thence referred to the Com- 
mittee at Derby Houle; Gentlemen of the County to attend 
them, 25 July Order for paying the Forces there out of 
the Affefiments of that and the adjacent Counties—The Com- 
mnittee of the Army to fiate the Bufinefs concerning the 6,000 4 
charged for Plymouth, 7 Aug. 

Dicke, Captain, 1648, State of the Bufinefs between him and 
others, in tle Name of the Committee of Adventurers for 
Forces for lreland, reported; a Committee to confider whether 
they are to have the Benefit for Subfcription for Land in Lre- 
land, 8 Aug. 

Dickenfon, Captain, 1648, the Committee at Derby Houfe to 
grant Commiflions to him and his inferior Officers to raife 
Horfe Volunteers, 5 July. Lords Concurrence fignified, 6. 

Digges, Dudley, 1647, Pamphiet written by him, intituled, 
“The Unlawfulnefs of Subjeéts taking Arms againft their 
“ Sovereign, in what Cafe foever,” referred to a Committee, 
with Power to direct Proceedings at the King’s Bench againtt 
the Printers, Sellers, and Publithers, and to commit them, 
11 May. ; . 

Diggle, John. Vide Chidding fold. 

Dingley, Robert. Vide Lgglejion. 

—— Mr. 1648, his Petition from Lords, 15 Apr. 

——~ Sir John, Secretary to the Queen of Bohemia, 1648, 
to have Speaker’s Warrant to tranfport himfelf, &amp;e. 
10 July. - 

Diffon, Mr. 1648, the Committee for Irith Affairs to ftate the 
matter of Faét concerning him, 3 Apr. 

Dive, Sir Lewis, 1647, Lieutenant of the Tower to obey a 
Writ of Habeas Corpus awarded againft him; Speaker to iffuc 
Warrant for removing him to the King’s Bench, 20 Nov. 

Marfhal to keep him in clofe Cuftody, 14 Jan.—A 
Committee to proceed to an Outlawry againft him, and con- 
fult the Judges thereupon; Solicitor appointed, 19. 

Divines, Aflembly of, 1647, Their Defires of a Mediation for 
Peace, prefented; Speaker's Anfwer; Leave given them to 
prefent them to the City and Army, 2 Aug.——Members to 
defire them to prevent the Inconvenicnce of waiting for 
Miniftersto pray by the Houte, 27 Sept. Letter from the Af- 
fembly of the Church of Scotland to them, to be prefented, 
10 Dec. 

— 1648, their Anfwer, read; Leave given them to fend 
it, 7 June. : ; , 
Divorce, 1647, A Committee to prepare Ordinance concerning 

it, 3 Mar. 

Docwra, Lord, 1646, Petition for an Allowance towards the 
Expences of his Funeral, recommended by Lords; previous 
Quefiion for raifing 500/. out of the Earl of Worcefter’s 
Efiate, Aflirmative, 19 Dec. 

Hall, 1647, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 
flighted, 3 Mar. 

Dodjon, Colonel, 1646, his Letter to a Member of the Af- 
fembly, read, 31 Dee. Order appointing him Governor 
of Croyland, 13 Mar. 

Dodjworth, Sir Edward, 1646, Order for paying Moneys for- 
merly afligned him, 25 Dec. _ 

— eee 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

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doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence® 
to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Dolliug, John, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to - 
be defired, 30 Mar. 

Donne, Major, 1647, a Committee to compute his Arrears— 
Order for paying them to his Executrix, 2 O@. Agreed to, 

_ by Lords, 8. 

Dorchefier, 1047, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read; Ordinance: 
for Increafe of Maintenance upon their Minifters and School- 
matter, and upon the Vicar of Fordington, ordered, 20 Apr. 
Ordinance from Lords for that Purpofe, read, and pafled, 
17 Dee. 


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. 1648, Letter from thence reported from the Com- 
mittee at Derby Houfe, 1 Aug. 

Dorner, Francis, 1647, approved to be Major in Colonel 
Kempfon’s Regiment, 28 May. 

Dorrell, Marmaduke, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for: 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Dec. 

Dorfet County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and: 
for a Commiffion to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
28 Dee. Ordinance for allowing the Commiffioners and 
Sub-commilflioners of Excife, upon their Account, 5,601 1. 
17s. gd. taken up by Governors of feveral Garifons in the 
County, read, and patied, 8 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, i1. 

1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29 Mem- 
bers fent down for bringing in the Arrears of the Affefliments of 
600,000/.; the Committee of the Army to prepare Infiruc- 
tions for them, and a Letter to haften the Payment, 23 Dec. 
Infiruétions and Letter, reported, read, and agreed to, 24. 

- 1648, Leave given the Sheriff to refide out of the County, 

12 Apr. Order for his Return, 6 June. Additional 

Committees for Affeffments ; agreed to by Lords, 2 May. 

Ordinance for fettling the Militia, read, and pafled ; 
agreed to by Lords, 24 July Ordinance for paying the. 
Forces in the County, ordered, 1 Aug. 

Dover, 1646, Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance for a 
monthly Allowance for Maintenance of the Garifon, read, and 
pafled; agreed to by Lords, 10 Dec. Ordinance from 
them appointing a Water Bailiff and Keeper of the Prifon and 
Port, read, and pafled, 10 Feb-——Order for an Addition of 
130 Soldiers in the Caftle and Forts adjacent, 1 Mar.—For 
continuing the Governor, 13. 

1647, his Petition on behalf of the Garifon, read, 13 

June Letter reprefenting their Neceflities, read—Order 

for paying them Six Months Arrears, 3 July. Returned from 

Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 6 

Petition of Soldiers of the Caftle, Archeliff Fort, and Motes 

Bulwark, read—Order for paying them Six Months Arrears, 

17 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

— 1648, Order for the Collector of the Cuftoms to clear 
his Accounts—A Committee to confider how the Receipts and 
Compofition Trade may be managed to the Advantage of the 
State, 4 Apr. Order for Bifcuit and Bread for the Garifon 
in the Cattle, 27 May——Report concerning an Eftablifh- 
ment for them—Order for adding a Company of Foot and 
Troop of Horfe, and for the Eftablifiment of them, Gunners, 
a Muinifter, and Surgeon—The Committee at Derby Houle 
to grant Commiflions for raifing Men; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired—The Forces in the Garifon to be commanded 
by the Militia of Kent—The Committee at Derby Houte to 
confer with Members, and confider how they may be of Ser-. 
vice to the County, 2 Aug. 

Dowcett, Mr. and Mr. Floyd, 1648, fent up Prifoners for en- 
deavouring the King’s Efcape; their Examination referred to 
the Committee of Informations, 21 .June—Dowcett to attend a 
Committee of Lords when fent for, 32—To be bailed, 7 
July— Informations and Examinations concerning him to 
be tranfinitted to the Judges of Affize at Winchefter; Serjeant 
to receive him into his Cultody and fend him thither, 
23, Aug. : . 

Downe, Earl of, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 22 Dee. ej hinge 

Downing, Gregory, 1647, Ordinance appointing him Comp- 
troller of the Cuftoms in Londonderry, read, and patied, 
17 Mar. Agrecd to by Lords, 21. 

Doxfe, Sir Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Coneur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Dec. 

— Thomas, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for refufing 
to pay Money received for Aflefiments, 18 Apr. Order for 
his Difcharge, 3 May. , . oe 

Doyley, Colonel Charles, 1646, previous Queftion for appointing 
hum Governor of the Fort and Cafile at Brifiol, Athrmative, 
17 Mar. 

BP dees 1647, his Petition to be read, 27 Dec. y 

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——-- John, 1647, his Cafe, touching his Eleétion, and the 
Point of being difabled to fit, read, and referred toa Commit- 
tee, 13 July Report that his Anfwers are not fatisfactory ; 
Order for him to antwer clearly, 27 Aug. 

Doyley Cattle. Vide Hereford City. 

Drake, William, 1640. Vide Privileges. ’ ; 

1647, Refolution for indicting him of High Treafon ; 
Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indiétment ; Managers 
and Solicitor appointed ; Order for taking him into Cuttody, 
25 Sept. Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, 
read, and agreed to, 1 Oct. 

Sir Francis, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to 
ftate and certify his Accounts, 18 Jan. 

~ 1647, Certificate to be read, 22 Apr. 

——— Sir Willian, 1647, to have Paflport to go beyond Sea, 
6 July. 

Lady Ellen, 1647, her Petition from Lords read; Order 
for paying her 1,500/. in Satisfaction for her Loffes, 22 Mar. 

Dreiden, Sir John, and others, 1647, Order for paying them 
Intereft due upon 1,000 /. 6 May. 

Drogheda, Lady, 1647, her Petition from Lords, with Papers 
annexed, read, 23 July. 

Drunkenne{s. Vide Incefl. 

' Dublin. Vide Ireland—1647, Order for fettling two Packet- 
boats between that and Chefter, 30 Dec. 

Ducie, Sir Richard, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Dudley Caftle, 1647, to be made untenable; the County Com- 
mittee to fee it done, 2 Mar. 

~~, 1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Dudley, Chriftopher, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 12 Jan. 

Duels, 1647, a Cowimittee to prepare Ordinance for preventing 
them, 4 Mar. 

Duffield, Francis, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with an Order 
of the Committee of the Northern Affociation, 17 July. 

Duke, Lewis, 1647, the Committee of the Army to detain 
in their Hands Monies claimed by him, 21 Apr. 

Dumferling, Earl of, 1647, Order from Lords for him to have 
Accefs to the King, read, and agreed to with an Amendment, 
13 May His Letter read, 5 June. Vide King. 

Dunfmore, Lord, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Mar. 

Dunjfians, in the Weft, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appoint- 
ing a Vicar, read, and patled, 3 Mar. 

Durham, County, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants concerning 
their Sufferings by the Armies, and concerning Monies due 
to the County, and that they may have Members to ferve for 
them in Parliament, read; Speaker’s An{wer, 21 Dec. 
Ordinance appointing a Sheriff, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 6 Feb. Ordinance for electing 
Knights and Burgefles for the County, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 21 Dec. ° 

———. 1647, to be reported, 28 May 3 June A Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance for taking away the Jurisdiction 
of the County Palatine, 16 July——Ordinance read twice 
and committed, 14 Aug. Order appointing High Sheriff, 
and for a Commitlion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by 
Lords, 29 The Committee of the Army to direct a 
Letter and Inftructions to the Commiflioners there, and 
make them applicable to the Commiflioners, as they are to 
Members in other Counties, 30 Dec. Order for 6231. 
for Arms and Ammunition, 28 Feb. Returned from Lords 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 17 Mar.—Or- 
dinance for appointing High Sheriff, and regulating other 
things concerning the Supply of Juftice, read twice, and 
pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4 Mar. 

-——— 1648, Member to go down upon the Gaol Delivery ; 
Order for Commillion to that Purpofe—Another to go tor 
Prefervation of thofe Parts—One to be defired to ftay there, 
25 Apr. Committees Letter read, and referred to the 
Northern Committee, 22 Aug. 

——— Bifhop of. Vide Moreton, Doctor. 

Dutch Refident. Vide Joachimi. 

— — Bible. Vide Haake. 

Dyer, Edward, 1647, Report of his Delinquency and Eftate, 
re-committed, 27 May. 

Dymock, Captain Humphry, and others, 1647, Petition for 
Payment of their Arrears; referred to the Committee at 
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22° 23°&amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. 4. 1646, 
1647, € 1648. 
EADY Y, Maurice, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for 
being active in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to 
affift in fending him up; Examination referred to the Com- 
inittee of the eat 19 June. Report; Power given them 
to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 
15 





Earnley, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 July. 

Kaji India Company, 1646, Ordinance for upholding the Trade 
and fettling the Government thereof, read, and pated; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 5 Dec. Petition of Governor, 
&amp;ec. Leave given them to tranfport foreign Bullion to the 
Value of 10,000/. Sterling, 23——Another Petition read ; 
Leave given them to tran{port itto the Vaiue of 66,0007. 20 Feb. 

~ 1647, Houfe put Lords in mind of the Ordinance for uphold- 

ing the Trade, &amp;c. 16 Apr.——Their Propofition for carrying 
on the Trade by Subferiptions, read—Houfe acquainted with 
the Time they had given to Members to fubleribe; Thanks 
thereupon, 6 Feb.——Their Petition, and Lords Order of 

7th October, 1647, read; Petition referred to Colonel Lil- 

bourne’s Committee; Order for fiay of Proceedings upon Lords 








Order, till Report, 22 Oct—-—Petition of Governor, &amp;e. 
Leave given them to tranfport foreign Bullion to the Value of 
45,000/. 23 Nov.—— Another, read, and referred to the 
‘ . ' om 

Committee of ‘Trade, 13 Jan.——Another to be read, 4 





Mar. Read; Leave given them to tranfport foreign Bullion 
to the Value of 80,000 /. 6. 

Kajfilow, 1646, new Writ, 21 Dec. 

Kicclefhall Cafile, 1646, to be made untenable; the Committee 
of the County to fee it done, 2 Mar. 

——— 1647, Houle adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Licclefion, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Reétor, 
to be read, g Feb. 

1648, read, and paffed, 21 Apr. 

Edgecombe, Colonel Piers, 1646, Matter of Faé concerning 
his Cafe, reported; General’s Letter recommending it to 
Colonel Weldon to treat with him; Colonel Weldon’s Letter 
in purfuarice thereof, read; Refolution fer admitting him to 
his Compofition, and exempting him from the 5th and 2oth Parts 
—Like Refolution for the Officers of his Regiment, i5 Feb. 

1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 

his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 

defired, 29 Aug. 

Richard, 1546; Matter of Fact concerning his Cafe, 
reported ; Refolution for admitting him to his Compofition, 
and exempting him from his 5th and goth Parts, 15 Feb. 

1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 29 Aug. 

Edmonds, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 29 Mar. 

Edwards, Mr. 1647, to be fummoned to appear before a Com- 
mittee, to anfwer matters objected againtt him, 2 O@. 

Edwoodfon, Edward, 1647, Report concerning Monies feized 
upon him by the Searchers at Gravefend, read ; nothing done 
thereupon, 19 Aug. 

Edwin, Captain John, 1647, previous Queftion for appointing 
him Commander of a Ship, Neg. 8 Oct. Order for ap- 

pointing him, 17 Mar. 

Egden, Mark, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for being 
active in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to aflift in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Cominittee of 
the Navy, 19 June——Report, Power given them to bail 
him ; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Egerton, Sir Charles, 1647, his Cafe touching his Eleétion, 
and the Point of being difabled to fit, to be read and fiated, 
13 July. Read, and referred to a Committee, 15. 

Elcock, Robert, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Eleétions, 1646, the Committee to fit Three Days a Week ; 
Committees injoined to attend diligently, 16 Dec. 

1647, Order for making Report of all, determined, 

21 June. 

— Controverted, viz. Cirencefter, Shropfhire, Newcatile 
upon Tyne, Bodmyn, Lynn, Buckingham County, Stafford 
Borough, Shaftfbury, Malden, Guilford, and Reading. 

———- 1647, Member makes Election, 24 July. 

1648, Perfons returned upon a double Return not to 
fit till Report made, 20 June. 

Elling, 1647, Information concerning a late Riot there, re- 
ferred to the Committce of Complaints, with Power to commit 
Offenders; Juttices of Peace to preceed againti them, 30 Dec. | 

Elliot, Sir John, 1646. Vide Privileges—The Committee ot 
the Tower to examine how he came by his Death, and view 
the Rooms where he was confined—Order for repaying 2,000/. 
paid by his Heir by reafon of his Marriage; a Committee to 
examine the Decree made in the late Court of Wards concern- 
ing the Marriage, 18 Jan. 

— Edward, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. 

—- Thomas, 1648, to be exchanged for Mr. Crane, 12 Aug. 

Ellow, 1647, Petition of Inhabitants, from Lords, 7 Apr. 

Elmhurft, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Sept. 











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Elfynge, Major Chriftopher, 1648, his Narrative of Lord In- 
chiquin’s Proceedings in carrying on his Defigns againft the 
Parliament, and perfuading him to comply with him—Order 
for beftowing 50/. upon him—for fiating his Accounts, 14 
Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

Elwald, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Dec. 

Elwins, Edward, 1647, Order for continuing him Mayor of 
Worcefter, 4 Sept. Returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to, with Amendments; thole 
agreed to by Lords, 9. 

Ely, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be dctired, g Feb. 

Ely, \fle of, 1646, Order ior flighting all the Garifons there, 
23, Feb. 

1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Steward and 

Judge, read, 8 O&amp;t. A Committee to examine the State 

of the Cathedral, 3 Mar. Vide Soldiers, maimed—Petition 

of Inhabitants read, and referred to the Committee upon the 

Ordinance for draining Bedford Level, 6. 

164%, the Committee at Derby Houfe to grant a Commif- 
fion to Colonel Hubbart, to raiie Forces for the Safety of 
thefe Parts, 17 June. Agreed to by Lords, 3 July 
General’s Letter touching the Ifle communicated by Lords, 19 
Junc—Additional Deputy Lieutenants, agreed to by Lords, 
3, Julv—Order for paying 704. out of the Excite of the [fle 
and Cainbridgefhire, tor Three Months, by Way of Loan, for 
Pay of a Troop of Horfe for Defence of the [fland; Ordi- 
nance for that Purpofe ordered, 15. Read, and paffed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 31. 

va itouie, 1648, to be employed for lodging fick and wounded 
Soldicrs, 14 .Spr.--Order for them to have the prefent Ule 
thervol for a Year; Rent to be paid by the State, 18——- 
Agreed to by Lords, 1 May———Order for difcharging Edward 
Birkhead from the Penalties upon the Contract for it, 22 June. 

Emanuel College Cambridge, 1648, Ordinance from Lords 
appointing a Mafier, 18 May. 

Emerjor, Voomas, 1648, Order for his Execution, 9 Aug. 
Sheriff to fhew Caute why he does not execute him, 19. 

Enback, Captain Thomas Vide Barwis, Colonel ‘Thomas. 

Ln land, New, 1647, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
Encouragement of Piety and Learaing there, 17 Mar. 

—— 1648, Ordinance read, 30 Aug. 

Hunys, Colonel, i647, Mr. Cockram’s Letter concerning his 
endeavouring to go beyond Sea under a falfe Name; Mr. 
Cockram to be thanked; the Colonel to be fent for by Ser- 
jeant, and referred to the Commiitee of Complaints, 19 Aug. 

Frle, Sir Walter, 1646, Order for paying a Moiety of the 
Monies formerly ailigned hin, 10 &amp; 26 Dec. 

1647, Order for continuing him Lieutenant Governor of 

the Ordnance, notwithftanding any Order of either Houle to 

the contrary, and for a Grant under the Great Seal, 25 May. 

Agreed to by Lords, 27. 

1648, Order for accommodating Mr. Doyley in his Houfe, 
revoked ; Pofl. ffion to be reftored to him, 15 July. 

Errington, Captain, and Mr. Dawfon, 1646, Letter concern- 
ing taking pe Accounts, as Collectors of the Coal-duties, 
read; Auditors of the Impreft to receive, ftate, and audite 
them, 8 Feb. 

Efcott, Alice, 1647, her Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing her Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 13 July. 

Effex County, 1646, Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker's 
Anfwer, 11 Mar. 

1647, Information of a Petition carrying on concerning 
difbanding the Army; Members to acquaint the County by 
Letters that Houfe is now upon that Bufinefs, 6 Apr.—Letter 
from the Gentlemen of the County ; Thanks thereupon, 16. 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion to him, 
i7 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29 ——Members fent down to 
haften the Payments of the Arrears of 600,000/.; the Com- 
mittee of the Army to prepare Inftructions tor them, and a 
Letter to be fent, 23 Dec. Inftructions and Letter reported, 
read, and agreed to, 24. 

—— 1648, Petition of the Grand Inqueft, &amp;c. read; Members 
for the County to prevent a future Meeting, 27 Apr. De- 
claration that fuch Meetings are prejudicial to the Peace of 
































the Kingdom ; Order to forbear them to be publifhed in every - 


Market-town in the County—Further Declaration that if 
they have any thing to reprefent to Houfe they fend it to their 
Members, 28 ‘he Committee at Derby Houfe to take 
Courfe for fupprefling the Tumults ; Members of the County 
to advife with them herein, 8 May—Order appointing High 
Sheriff, and for a Commiffion to him, 2. Agreed to by 
Lords, 5—Petition of Grand Jury read; Speaker's An- 
ee i eee touching the County referred to the 
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Committee of Complaints, 8——Perfon to be fummoned to 

appear before them—Paper intituled, “The En agements and 

“ Declaration of the Grand Jury, &amp;c.” in a of their 

Petition of 4th May, read; the Committee of Printing to in- 

+ a after the Authors and Printers; Members to acquaint 

the Earl of Warwick with the Pamphlet—thofe for the 

County to inquire whether fuch Engagement was entered into, 

and fupprefs the Paper, 17—Joint Declaration of the Coun- 

ties of Effex, Kent, Middlefex, and Surry, to the Soldiers, 
read, and referred to the Committee at Derby Houfe—the 

Committee of Printing to find out the Printer, &amp;c. 24 

Genilemen of the County to withdraw, and prepare what they 

think neceffary for difabufing the People, and fettling the 

Diftempers; Draught of a Letter read twice, and then in 

Parts, agreed to; Speaker to fign it; Member to carry it 

down, 3 June—Letter from Chelmsford read; a Committee 

to prepare Ordinance of Indemnity to the Inhabitants; Ordi- 
nance read twice; previous Queftion for adding a Provifo, 

Neg.; Ordinance pailed ; agreed to by Lords; Members fent 

down to publith it; Gentlemen of the County to be defired to 

allift them, 5—Colonel Whalley’s Letter reported from the 

Committee at Derby Houfe, and their Defire thereupon ; Or- 

der for the Parliament’s Forces to purfue thofe that continue 

in Arms, to be fent to the Colonel, agreed to by Lords—the 

Committee at Derby Houte to fecure tne Bridges upen the River 

Lee, and other Paflages, 7—A Committee to feize Twenty 

Men that they think confiderable for releafing the Commit- 

tees of the County, and fend them to the General, to have 

fuch Ufage as the Committees have, 15. Speaker to iffue 

Warrants for breaking open Doors upon Refiftance, 21. The 

Committee to withdraw, and find out the Number; Ser- 

jeant to apprehend them ; the Committee to confider how to 

fend them to the General; Coimmittees added—Order for 

General, if the Number cannot be found here, to feize the 

moft active Perfons in the County—Members fent down tor 

Furtherance of the Service of the State, 23. Order for ap- 

prehending ‘Twenty Perlons here, renewed, 26—Gentlemen’s 

and Conmittee’s Letters read ; Velires of the Committee re- 
ferred to a Committee—Another Letter from the General 
read ; the Committee of the Anny to contraét for Provifions 
and other Neceflaries for the Aruy, and fend them forthwith 

—Ordiuance for a Month’s Affellient for maintaining the 

Forces, erdered, 27. Kead, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 30 ——Ordinance jor ra fing 14.000/. out of the 

Sequefirauons of Delinquents, in the late daturrections in 

Etex and Kent, read ; Quettion for rejecting it, Neg. ; Order 

for Second Keading, 3 July—Letter read ; Ordinance for an- 

other Month’s Afletlment, and for raifing Two ‘Troops of 

Horfe, and One of Dragoons, ordered, 6—-Commitees Let- 

ter read; Houle approve of their Inten.ions to raife 500 Horfe 

and Dragoons, aud 1,000 Foot; Ou ler touching paying for 
them—Left to Lord General to take Courfe tor the Exchange 
of the Committees, 13—-Letters taken at Rumilord, with other 

Letters and Papers, referred to the Commitice at Derby Houte, 

17——--Order for exchanging ieveral of ths Committees ; Let- 

ter to General concering it, ordered, 12 Aug. 

Earl of, 1647, Confereuce defired by Lords concerning 
Officers late under him, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Meflage to them, defiring it may be deferred, agreed to, 11 
June. 

——— Countefs of, 1646, Ordinance for difpofing of an Arrear 
of her Jointure, fequeficred for her De'inquency, to be read, 
14 &amp; 15 Dec. Read twice; her Peution read; Ordinance 
paffed ; Lords Concurence to be defired, 16. 

Eton College, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Fel- 
low, to be read, 1 Sept. Provoft to acquaint Houfe with 
the State thereof, 2 Oct. 

Evans, James, and others, 1646, Petition referred to a Com- 
mittee, g Mar. 

——- Stephen, 1647, to have Satisfaction for the Hire of his 
Ship, 23 July. 

—— Edward, 1648, Order for beftowing 1004 upon him, 
go Aug. 

Everard, John, 1648, his Information taken before Lord Mayor 
read, and referred to a Committee; Mr. Walker's Informa- 
tion referred, 27 Apr.—Another concerning Two Gentlemen 
referred, 29. 

Evelyn, Sir John, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Evett, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardgn- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pailed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 16 Sept. 

Eure, Ralph, 1647, previous Queftion that a Fine of 1,400 d. 
be fet upon bim, Affirmative ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrrence to be 
defired, 25 May. . 

Excife, 1640, Letter from Lords concerning the Excife, to be 
figned by Speakers of both Houfes, read ; Days appointed for 
confidering the Bufinefs ——s 1 Jan.—Report ae 

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the Obftructions, and State of Monies charged thereupon, to 
be made, 19. Made; Commiflioners Certificate, &amp;c. read 
—Declaration concerning the Continuance of the Grant of 
the Whole, or any Part thereof, to Cities, Towns, &amp;c. 20 
Commiflioners Petition read; thanked for their great 
Care in improving the Receipts, 6 Feb.—The Committee of 
the Excife to prefent fomething to Houfe in Point of Arrears, 
and to remove Obftructions, and to prepare Inftruétions, and 
a Declaration, touching the Reafons of firft laying the Excife, 
the Neceflity of continuing it, &amp;c. and to confider of the ar- 
bitrary Proceedings of Sub-committees, in collecting the Mo- 
nies in the Particular of Beer, 8. Declaration and Inftruc- 
tions read, and in Part agreed to; Part of the Declaration 
re-committed, 16. Reported from Re-commitment; Claute 
concerning the Punifhment of Rioters added; Declaration 
paffed—Remainder of the Inftructions, read, and paffed, 20. 
Severally agreed to by Lords, 22 Information of a Riot at 
the Othice; Lord Mayor to be defired to fupprefs all Tu- 
mults, and proceed againft Offenders according to Law, 15 
Feb. Commiflioners Petition concerning it; Sheriffs Narra- 
tive thereof; Bufinefs referred to Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Juf- 
tices of Peace, and the Committee of the Militia; Speaker’s 
Anfwer, 16—Declaration touching Payment of the whole 
Excife after.25th March next, to the Office at London, 3 
Mar. Returned from Lords, with an Amendinent ; Amend- 
ment agreed to, 19. 

1647, Order for preventing any Dilcouragement or Ob- 
ftruction by the Soldiery to the bringing in the Excife, 28 
June State thereof to be confidered; Commillioners to 
reprefent Obftructions, 21 July The Committee of Ex- 
cife to prepare Declaration for better regulating and carrying 
it on, 14 Aug. Declaration read, 18. Committed; the 
Committee to confer with the Commiflioners ; Declaration 
reported, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 
To be printed aad publifhed by Sheriffs in all Market- 
towns, 2 Sept.——Report concerning feveral Brewers, Debt- 
ors to the Excife; Order for them to pay, or fhew Caufe 
why they do not, 18 Aug. Their Petition ; Speaker informs 
them that unlefs they pay by a Day they fhall be diftrained, 
24——-The Committee to confider the State of the Excife in 
unneceflary Monies charged thereupon, and take effectual 
Courle for levying Monies due, 1 Sept.——The Committee 
of the Army to treat with the Commissioners about a Loan of 
20,000 /. and Security, 9 Nov. To defire them to expe- 
dite it, 13- Ordinance for reimburfing them, read, and 
paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 19——Ordinance 
for reimburfing them 5,o00/. advanced for the Army, or- 
dered, 30——Ordinance for reimburfing them 2,776/. ad- 
vanced on the Credit of the Intereft charged upon the Excite 
of the Eaftern Affociation, read, and palled, 1 Dee——~ 
Agreed to by Lords, 5 Jan.—Houfe to confider of improving 
the Excife, 24 &amp; 26 Days appointed for it, 6 Feb.—— 
Ordinance for fecuring to the Commiflioners 10,000/. advanced 
for the Ufe of the Navy, read; Claufe left out; Ordinance 
paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Declaration that 
they fhall not be removed till they are reimburfed the Money, 
19. Severally agreed to by Lords—Order for paying it to the 
Treafurer of the Navy, agreed to by Lords, 1 Mar. 

1648, Propofals touching the Excife prefented, and re- 
ferred to the Committee, 13 Apr. Ordinance for Difcharge 
of the Commiflioners for 1,645 4. read, and paffed, 20 May— 
Agreed to by Lords, 22 Ordinance for difpofing of the 
Remainder of 150,000/. charged upon the Excife, read, and 
pailed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 June——/ 

Comunittee to treat with the Commitlioners about advancing 
6,o00/. for repairing the Works at Hull, 27—Ordinance for 
continuing the Receipts, ordered, 30 Read; Blank for 
the Time filled up; Ordinance pafled; agreed to by Lords, 1 
July Ordinance for allowing the Sub-committees fuch 
Monies as have been taken from them by the Enemy, read 
twice, and committed, 11 A Committee to treat with the 
Commiffioners about accepting the Ordinance for a Salary to 
Auditors to ftate the Accounts of Soldiers, 4 Aug.—Another 
Committee to confer with them, and fettle the Salaries for the 
Auditors, and the Allowance of 150/. per Week for maimed 
Soldiers, &amp;c. 16. 

Exeter, 1646, Order for continuing a Garifon in the Cafitle— 
For keeping 160 Men, and demolifhing the new Works—for 
difgarifoning the City, 25 Feb. Governor of the Cattle 
appointed, 13 Mar. 
1647, Order for continuing the Mayor—againft eleéting 
Delinquents into Office, 4 Sept. Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, to the Approbation of the Articles of the City; Ap- 
probation to be publifhed, 25 Od. Lords Concurrence 
lignified, 4 Nov. 

1648, Sir Hardres Waller’s Letters to the Mayor, &amp;c.; his 
Anfwer, and Order, with a Narrative of the true Pallages 
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FirrH VoLuME. 


thence, to be inclofed in a Letter to General, with Defire he 
would put it in Execution, 19 May. His Anfwer read; 
Member to prepare another Letter to him; Letter re orted, 
read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign it—Arms and Ammu- 
nition belonging to the Magazines, to be reftored to the Places 
from whence they were taken—Complaint touching Sir Har- 
dres and the City referred to a Committee, 23 Ordinance 
for fettling the Militia, read, and paffed, 30 June Re- 
turned from Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed 
to, 10 July. 








Exmouth Fort, 1646, Order for keeping a Garifon of 40 Men 


there, 25 Feb. 





Commander appointed, 13 Mar. 


diyres, Colonel William, and others, 1647, Petition read, and 


referred to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 13 Jan. 


Eyton, Gerard, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 


doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 15 June. 


22° 23° § 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


'AIRFAX, Sir Thomas, 1646, Ordinance for Affefiments 

for Maintenance of his Army, fent to Lords, 7 Dec.— 
Houfe put them in mind thereof, 15 Dec. 11 Jan.— 
Meffage, defiring them to expedite that Ordinance, and 
the Ordinance for continuing the Committee and Treafurers 
of the Army, 11 Jan. Conference to be defired concern- 
ing them, Managers appointed; a Committee to prepare 
Reafons, 16. Reafons reported ; Conference defired ; agreed 
to; General’s Letter read, and to be made Ufe of thereat; 
Conference held, 18—The Committee of the Army to fit de 
die in diem, aud make Ufe of all Powers formerty granted 
them for bringing in Arrears, 16—-Ordinance for fettling 
5,000/. per Annum on him, out of Delinquents Eftates ex- 
cepted from Pardon, ordered—Order for him to receive, in 
mean time, the growing Rents of Lands formerly affigned to 
the Earl of Effex, 25——-Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
8 Feb. Defired, 19-—-Houfe to confider the Forces in the fe- 
veral Countics and Garifons ; Members to prefent an Accouut 
in Writing, 15. Vide Garifous. Prefent it; previous Quet- 
tion for confidering firft the Forces of the particular Counties, 
Neg.—Order for confidering the Number of Horfe to be kept 
in Pay, 17. Relolution for keeping up 5,490 Horfe, and 
1,000 Dragoons, 18—Queftion for keeping up more [oot 
than will be fufficient for the Garrifons to be continued, Neg. 
19——Houfe to confider how the Forces to be kept up fhall 
be commanded, and paid, 3 Mar. Previous Quefiion that 
Sir Thomas Fairfax command them, Affirmative; Houfe to 
confider whether any Officer under him {hail be above a Co- 
Jonel—whether any Member fhall command under hin, 5. 
Refolution that no Officer under him fhall be above a Colenel 
—Previous Queftion that no Member fhall command under 
him, Affirmative—Refolution that all Officers fhall take the 
Covenant—that none who have becn in Arms againt{t the 
Parliament thall be employed—Previous Queftion that all 
Oftticers fhall conform to the eftablifhed Government of the 
Church, Affirmative—Refolution that no Perfor of fcandalous 
Life or Converfation fhall be employed as an Officer, 8— 
Refolution for fending 8,400 Foot, 3,000 Horle, and 1,200 
Dragoons, out of the Army into Ireland, 6. Gentlemen’s 
Letter concerning it, read, 8—Lift of the Captains and Officers 
above them, ordered, g—General’s Letter, concerning a Vote 
ot Lords, touching the Quartering the Army, read ; the Com- 
mittee of the Army to prepare Letter to him, to quarter them 
where he thinks fit, 11—To prepare another to defire his 
former Order touching their coming no nearer than Twenty- 
five Miles of London, may be obferved, 17. Conference de- 
fired by Lords concerning quartering them in the affociated 
Counties, and near London, agreed to ; Reporters appointed, 
23. ‘Their Names called; Conference held, 24. 
— 1647, Reported, 25 Mar-—Lift of Captains and Of- 
ficers above them—Eftimate of the Pay of the Army for a 
Month—of Monies received for them from 28th March 1645 
to 1ft March 1646, exclufive—of Monies paid to them within 
the fame time—of Arrears due from the new-modelling the 
Army to ift February 1646—Brief State of the Affeflments 
to 22d February 1646, feverally reported, and read—Houfe 
to confider the Bufinefs of the Horfe to be kept up, 20. 
Previous Quetiion tor keeping up Three particular Regiments, 
Athrmative; Order for completing them out of the Forces 
of the Northern and adjacent Counties, not difbanded—Ge- 
neral to be directed to lay the Army further afunder, and fiop 
the Regiments ordered to march nearer the Head Quarters, 
29———Refolutions for keeping up Six Regiments of Horfe in 
England, and 200 Horfe and 200 Dragoons in Wales, 8 
Apr.——Order for difbanding all the Foot in England and 








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ployed for the Irifh Service, 29 Mar. Proceedings of Gen- 
tlemen fent down to the Army by the Committee for Irith 
Affairs, reported; Thanks thereupon—Information of Pe- 
tition endeavoured to be obtruded upon the Army ; Copy 
of the Petition, and Reprefentations annexed, referred to 
a Committee; Copy to be fent to General, with Defire to 
fupprefs it, 27. Letter, with the Petition inclofed, read ; 
Thanks thereupon; feveral Officers to attend Serjeant; Ma- 
jor General Skippon to refide with the Army—A Commit- 
tee to prepare Declaration, requiring them to defift from the 
Petition; Declaration reported, read twice, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29. Previous Queliion 
for expunging in out of the Journals, Affirmative; Lords to 
be ciefired to expunge it out of theirs, 3 June Conference 
defived with them thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held; Lords Concurrence fignified—Minute of 
Lords Letter to General, read, and difagreed to, 30 Mar. 
Generai’s Anfwer to Letters, and Orders concerning the 
Petition, read; feveral Officers called in; Speaker’s Speech 
to them, 1 Apr.—Order for difbanding the Forces that are 
not to be tranfported into Ireland, and for fecuring their 
Horfes and Arms, 7—A Committee to prepare Eftablifhment 
for the Forces in England, 9. Report; Refolutions touch- 
ing the Proportions of Pay for the Otlicers, 13—Previous 
Queltion that fuch of the Army as fhall be difbanded, have 
Six Weeks of their Arrears paid upon difbanding, Affirmative, 
27—Petition of Officers, with Paper annexed, declaring their 
intentions concerning the Carriage of a late Petition, and fe- 
veral Letters, read; Parties to attend; Skippon, Cromwell, 
Treton, and Fleetwood, fent down to quiet all Diftempers in 
the Army, to acquaint them Houfe has ordered an Ordinance 
for their tudemnity, and that a confiderable Proportion of 
their Arrears fhall be paid upon difbanding, and the Remainder 
at a time convenient, 30 Their Letter read, 4 May— 
Others from them read, 11—Order for adding a Fortnight’s 
Pay to the Six Weeks formerly ordered upon difbanding—for 
adding a Fortnight’s Pay to the Month’s formerly ordered for 
the Forces going to lreland, 14—Commiflioners Letter read— 
General to be delired to repair to the Army; Previous Quef- 
tion that fome of them be fent up to give Account of their 
Proceedings, Affirmative ; Major General Skippon to continue 
there; Vote to be incivfed in a Letter to General, 18. Their 
Pr ceedings reported; Thanks thereupon, Refolution for au- 
diting the Accounts of the Soldiery, and giving a real Security 
for their Arrears—Previous Queltion that none that have 
ferved voluntarily fhall be pretled to ferve beyond Sea, Af- 
firmative, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 25—Previous Quetiion 
for reierrimg it to a Committee to confider of the Time and 
Manner oi dilbaading, Affirmative, 18. Report; Previous Quef- 
tion ior proceeding thereupon, Aflirmative ; ‘Times aud Places 
for dibanding: Money tobe at the feveral Places of Rendezvous 
the Day before diibanding ; Geneval to be delired to fee them 
ditbanded— Lift of each Company to be brought to the Place 
of Rendezvous, 25. Agreed to by Lords, 27—Money ap- 
pointed for this Service—The Committee of the Army to con- 
fider of Lnftructions for fiating the Arrears and Accounts of 
the Soldiers, and how Debentures fhall be given them—Of- 
ficers to receive particular Debentures upon their Account— 
The Excife in courfe to be the Security for the Arrears of 
the inferior Officers and Soldiers, and Delinquents Eftates for 
Commiflion Officers, 25. Vide Supply-——Ordinance con- 
cerning the Public Faith for [orfes railed for the Parliament, 
to be read, 13 May. lead twice, and committed, 14— 
Declaration from Lords touching the Army, read, and agreed 
to, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to by Lords ; 
Letter from them to General to accompany the Votes for dif- 
banding the Foot, read, and agreed to—a Committee of both 
Houfes to aflitt him; previous Queftion for advancing 500/. 
for their Service, Affirmative; a Committee to prepare In- 
fiructions for them—Order for paying Dragoons appointed to 
“convoy the Money to the Army—tor difbanding the ‘Train of 
Artillery, and employing Part thereof for Ireland, and fending 
the refi to the Tower—Ordinance for adjufting the Soldiers 
Accounts, and giving Debentures, read; previous Queftion 
for an Amendment, Neg.; Ordinance pafled; returned froin 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 28 
General’s Letter, with a Paper inclofed, intituled, “ The 
“ Opinions and humble Advice of a Council of War in rela- 
“ tion to Votes of the Parliament,” and his Defire of Advice 
thereupon, read--Commiffioners Letters read—Order for re- 
calling Money fent to difband Two Regiments, agreed to by 
Lords—For recalling the Commiffioners; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired—For locking up the Door, and permitting none 
to go out without Leave; Meflenger to be fent to Field- 
marfhal Skippon, to defire his Attendance; previous Queftion 
for adjourning the Debate, Affirmative, 1 June—Refolution 
that inferior Officers and Soldiers fhall have their full Pay 
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INDEX ¢@o the FirrtH Vouume. 


Commiffion Officers—Commiflioners Letter, and Letters 
from the Army, read—Order ‘for 10,000 /. for Officers whofe 
Accounts are ftated; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3— 
For paying them 5,o00/. in Part, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 
11—Lords Letter to General, read, 4. Letter to him, read 
twice, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified ; Order 
for fending it exprefs—Ordinance for repealing the Declara- 
tion of goth March, concerning the Army, read twice, and 
committed; reported, and pafled, 5. Agreed to by Lords— 
Another Declaration, fome Claufes of the former being left 
out, agreed to by Lords, 8 Ordinance enabling Soldiers 
to aflign their Debentures, ordered, 3 June—A Committee 
to prepare Ordinance for more full Indemnity of Officers and 
Soldiers, 4. Ordinance read twice, and commiited ; reported, 
aud pafled, 5. Agreed to by Lords, 7—The Committee 
to fend down proper Perfons to audit and fiate their Ac- 
counts; Votes and Ordinances concerning the Army to be 
printed—Commiflioners of both Houfes appointed to go down 
to the Army; a Committee to prepare Infiructions for them ; 
infiructions reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
fignified ; Order for 300/. to defray their Expences ; Minifter 
defired to attend them, 7—Previous Queftion for further An- 
{wer to the Particulars in the Summary from the Anny, Neg. 
8—Commitlioners Letter; General’s Anfwer. to thew De; 
fires concerning profecuting their Inftructions, and a printed 
Paper, intituled, “ A folemn Engagement of the Army,” 
with a Declaration of their Refolutions concerning Difbanding, 
and Commiflioners Opinion upon General’s Antwer, ae 
Refolution that all Oilicers and Soldiers conforming to the 
Votes fent down fhall have the Benefit thereof—Order for 
paying them 10,000/. agreed to by Lords—-A Committee to 
prepare Letter to General, defiring the Army may not march 
within Forty Miles of London, 11. His Anfwer, Cominif- 
fioners Letter, with his Reafons for advancing, and their An- 
{fwer, read—Their Letter, and Copy of a Letter from 
the General and chief Officers to the City, read; their 
Aufwer read, and approved—General Votes for giving public 
Satisfaction, and the State of Matters here, to be inclofed in 
a Letter to the Commiffioners; a Committee to prepare it; 
Letter reported, read, and agreed to; Order for Commif- 
fioners to return—Additional Infiruction agreed to by Lords 
—Two added; Lords Concurrence fignified, 12—Litt of Of- 
ficers and Soldiers come off from the Army communicated by 
Lords, and referred to a Committee, 13——Report touching 
the Deduction to be made for free Quarter, g July———-A 
Committee of both Houfes to prepare a Declaration what 
they had done, and what they intended todo for the Ariny, 
the Eafe of the People, and Settlement of Peace, 14 June 
Minifiers defired to refide with the Commiflicners— | heir 
Letter, touching the Votes concerning thoie that come off 
from the Army, read; a Commitiee to prepare Anfwer; An- 
{wer reported, read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign, and fend 
it away forthwith—Another Letter from them, witha Repre- 
fentation from the General and Army, read ; a Committee to 
prepare Anitwer; Anfwer reported, read, and agreed to; Or- 
dinances for Six Weeks Pay to Officers whofe Accounts are 
fiated—for a Month’s Pay to Officers in Town whofe Ac- 
counts are not ftated—for a Month’s Pay to Officers named 
ina Lift prefented in November laft, feverally read, and patled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15—Previous Quefiion for a 
Month’s Pay to the Army, one Moiety at their Head Quar- 
ters, the other when they are marched Twenty Miles further 
from London, Neg.—Previous and main Quetiions for a 
Month’s Pay forthwith, feverally Affirmative; Refolution 
that this Month’s Pay fhall be in Part of the Soldiers Arrears, 
and in Part of the ‘Three Months Pay formerly ordered for 
the Officers, 16. Lords Concurrence fignified, 17—Com- 
miflioners Letter; Copy of Anfwer to their Demand, touch- 
ing the Reprefentation, read, 16. Read again, 17. Previous 
Quettion for confidering the Third and Fourth Propofitions, 
Neg. 23 Letters to the Commiflioners and General, read, 
and agreed to—Letter to General, with Vote concerning the 
Removal of the Army Forty Miles from London, agreed to 
by Lords, 17 May—Commiffioners Letter, with Copies of 
Petitions from Hertfordfhire and Berkfhire, read—A Commit- 
tee to prepare Letter to them and General, to acquaint them 
Houle is preparing a Month’s Pay for the Army, 18—Litt of 
Officers within the Lines; Order for ailowing them the fame 
Pay as other Officers—Commiflioners Letter read, 19—Other 
Letters from them, with General’s Antwer, in Reference to 
the Letter of both Houfes to him, and their Anfwer thereto, 
and a Copy of his Letter to both Houfes, read, 22—Com- 
miffioners Letters, with a Remonftrance from the Army, read ; 
Order for 200. for them, 24—Other Letters, with a Letter 
from General, and the Council of War, inclofed, touching 
the Removal of the Army to Uxbridge, read; their Letter 
from thence read ; Power given to confer with the Citizens 
refiding in the Army, 25—to confer with the General, and 

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INDEX ‘¢o the Firru VOLUME. 


Perfons he fhall appoint ; Lords Concurrence fignified—V ote for 
difcharging lifted Officers agreed to by them—Commiffioners 
Letter, with a Paper from the General, and Council of War, 
concerning the Army’s not advancing nearerthan Fifteen Miles 
to London, read; previous Queftion for confidering the Three 
Particulars mentioned in the Letter, Affirmative, 26—Ano- 
ther Letter, with Propofals from the Army before they march 
back, read; previous and main Queftions that no Officer or 
Soldier leave the Army without General’s Licence—that 
Houle own this as their Army, and will maintain them as 
fuch, feverally Affirmative; Lords Concurrence fignified— 
The Committee of the Army to contider how Provifion may be 
made, 28———To contiderof providinga Month’s Pay, and bring- 
ing in Arrears, 1 July—Commiflioners Letter, with Copy of 
One fent by them to General; General’s Anfwer, and a Pa- 
per in Vindication of the Army, read; Paper to be printed, 
2—Ordinance for bringing in the Arrears to the Army, or- 
dered—Commiflioners Letter; Houfe approve their pro- 
ceeding with Perfons appointed by General, though he is not 
prefeut; Power given them to treat upon future Votes; a 
Committee to perufe Journals, and fee what Votes, &amp;c. have 
pafled in Relation te the Defires of the Army, and fend them 
with what may pafs to the Commillioners—Former Order to 
them explained, 3. Lords Concurrence fignified, 5—Com- 
miflioners Letter with Paper concerning things wanting in 
the late Votes, touching the Detires of the Army, read; Re- 
folution that whoever fhall leave the Army without General’s 
Licence fhall! have no Benefit of the Declaration for prefent 
Pay of their Arrears—that Provifion be made out of the Ar- 
rears of the Twenty Months Affeflinents—out of the Re- 
mainder of 200,000/. appointed for the Army, 6—Commif- 
fioners Letter, with Paper of the City Commiffioners delivered 
to them, and their Aniwer; Paper delivered by the Commif- 
fioners to the Commiffioners of the Army, and their Antwer, 
read, 8—Kteport concerning the Proportion to be deduéted 
for free Quarter; Kefolution that it fthall be a Moiety to the 
Non-commiifion Officers and Soldiers; Declaration touching 
the Deduction—Ordinance for 20,0001. to the Army, read, 
and palled; agreed to by Lords, go—Letter from Sir ‘Thomas 
Widdrington, and Field-marfhal Skippon, with Copy of a 
Letter from the General, and Council of War, to the City, 
read; Order for Three Months Pay to the Officers, and Gen- 
tlemen of the Lifeguard, come off from the Army; Lords 
Concurrence to be delired—No Officer or Soldier to enter 
the Lines under Pretence of receiving their Arrears, 10— 
Order for difbanding the Four Regiments of Foot come off 
from the Army—F'or paying the Non-commitlion Officers and 
Soldiers their Arrears, deducting a Moiety for free Quarter— 
for paying the Commiflion Officers Three Months Pay—All 
the Forces come off from the Army near London to be dif- 
banded ; like Order for paying them, 16—General’s Letter 
read ; previous Queftion that all the Forces maintained by 
the Parliament fhall be under his Command, agreed to by 
Lords, 17. Commiflioners Letter read; Order explained ; 
Vote to be fent to General, 31-——To be printed, 3 Aug. 
—Commiflioners Letter read, 19 July—Another, with new 
Propoials, read, 20. Read again; brief Heads of the Propotals 
reported; previous Queftion for forbearing to proceed upon 
them till the Army make known all their Propofals, Neg. 
previous Quefiion for contidering thcfe in Order, Affirmative, 
21—Declaration that there appears no Caufe for calling in 
Forces, and that fuch Perfons as do call them in are Traitors, 
22. Agreed to by Lords, 23—Commiflioners Letter, with a 
printed Petition, and Engagement againft the Army, &amp;e. read, 
24—Another defiring Mr. Scawen may return; Letter to him to 
do as he fhall fee Occafion, 26—Copy of General’s Letters 
to the Commiffioners and Lord Mayor, read; Vote that his 
Army, nor any Part, do approach nearer than Thirty Miles 
of London, and if any are nearer that they go back, to be 
inclofed in a Letter to him; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 30 Letter read twice, 1 Aug. Read again, and 
re-committed, with Power to make Additions, 2. Addi- 
tions agreed to, 3-—Commiffioners Report of their Tranfac- 
tions with the Army, 6. Approved; Commifhoners thanked ; 
Order for gool. to defray their Expences, 14—Vote of 
Approbation of General’s and Army’s March to London 
—for a Gratuity of a Month’s Pay to the Non-commiflion 
Officers and Soldiers; the Committee of the Army to pro- 
vide it—Manner of receiving the General; Speaker’s Speech 
to him—Order againft quartering Soldiers in Members’ or 
infeéted Houfes—Another from Lords, appointing General 
Conftable of the Tower, agreed to, with an Amendment; 
Amendment agreed to by Lords, 6—The Committee of 
Safety to grant Comn“lions to Officers—to take Care of 
quartering the Forces vome off from the Army, and not 
difbanded, and ufe them for Defence of the King and Parlia- 
ment—Narrative of the Meffenger who carried Letters to the 
General and Commiffioners, read; Examined thereupon, 1 








Aug.—Order for a Committee of both Houfes to go to the 
Army; another Committee to prepare Inftructions for them; 
Infiru@ions reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 3—Declaration from Lords, in Vindica- 
tion of the Army, read, 9. Read again, and referred to a 
Committee, 11. Reported, and agreed to, with Amendments, 
13—General’s Letter, with a Declaration from the Army, 
fhewing the Grounds of their Advance towards London, read ; 
previous Queftion for concurring with Lords in agreeing to 
the Declaration, Neg. 10—Another Letter, with Remon- 
firance inclofed, to be confidered, 19—Order for a Month’s 
Pay to the Army, 21—Order for the Commiffioners to repair 
thither, 24. Agreed to by Lords, 26——Report that they 
had treated with the Commiffioners of the Army upon their 
Propofals, 15 Sept.—Ordinance for appointing a Committee 
of the Army, and Treafurers at War, for receiving and iffu- 
ing Money raifed by the Ordinance for 60,000/. per Men- 
fem, read twice, and committed; the Committee impowered 
to treat with Perfons for raifing Monies upon the Credit 
thereof; Names of Committees, 9g Sept. Ordinance reported, 
and paffed, 18. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 23—The Commitice of the Army to 
treat with the Lenders of 32,000/. for Forbearance for a Month 
longer, 9. The Commitlioners of Excife to pay or lend the 
Money to no other Perfon than the Committee of the Army, 
23. Order revoked, 28—Relolutions for keeping up 7,200 
Horfe—1,ooo0 Dragoons—1,800 Foot, 17. Heads of an Ef- 
tablifhment of Pay for them—A Committee to prepare Ordi- 
nance for Security of Perfons lending Monies upon the Ordi- 
nance for 60,000/. per Menfem, 18. Ordinance read, and 
paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28—General’s 
Letter, and Declaration from the Army, concerning Delays 
in raifing Money for them, read, and to be communicated to 
the City, 18. ‘Lo be confidered, with their Anfwer, 21. A 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for Security of the ‘Treafurers 
that fhall advance 40,0004. upon the Credit of the Ordinance 
for 60,000 /. per Menfem—Order for their advancing it forth- 
with, 18. Ordinance read, and pafied ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 28—Ordinance for Security of other Perfons that 
fhall advance Monies upon the fame Ordinance, ordered, 18 
Read, and paffed, 4 Oét. Agreed to by Lords, 8— 
Letter from the general Council of the Army to Lieutenant 
General Cromwell, read—Order for paying the Gratuity ap- 
pointed, and for a Month’s Pay, 28 Sept.—Lift of the ‘Train 
of Artillery, with their Pay per Dicm, reported, and agreed 
to; a Commitice to prepare Eftabiifhment for them, and pro- 
vide Two Months Pay tor thofe to be difbanded—Tne Com- 
inittee of the Army to confer with the General about com- 
pleting the Body, according to Votes— The Refpites in 
former Votes concerning Pay, read; Refolution for adding 
One Horfe to the Captain, 8d. per Diem to the Cornet, and 
One Horfe to the Quartermafter; Carriage-inatter to be left 
out—Commencement of the Eftablifhment—General’s Letter 
concerning bringing in Arrears from the City, referred to the 
Committee of the Army—The Committee to confer with 
him about the Eftablifhment of Goo Men, propofed in an- 
other Letter, 4 O¢t.—The Committee of the Army to confer 
with Officers, aud fettle fome Way for fiating and auditing 
the Accounts and Arrears of the Soldiery, and receive Pro- 
pofitions for paying their Arrears, 6—Ordinance for bringing 
them in, read twice, and committed, 8. Reported; Provifo 
read, and rejeéted ; Ordinance paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired—Order for Commiflioners to repair to the Army ; 
the Committee of the Army to defray their Charges, g—A 
Committee of the whole Houle to confider the Propofition 
for paying the Arrears of the Army, and the Security, 8. 
Committee fits, 13 &amp; 19 Oct——2, 4, 8, 10 &amp; 22 Nov. 
Declaration that they fhall be fecured, and paid out 
of Bifhops Lands—A felect Committee to confider how 
they may be fecured and fatisfied—The Committee of the 
Army, or fuch as they fhall appoint, impowered to ftate 
and audit the Accounts of the Soldiery, according to cer- 
tain Proportions, with all Powers necetlary to carry on the 
Bufinefs, and clear Doubts; Treafurers at War, and Com- 
miffaries of the Mufters, to attend them—Order for paying 
150,000/. charged upon the Excife, to the Treafurers at 
War, and for borrowing Money upon the Credit thereof ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 22 O&amp;. Report conceri- 
ing bringing in the Sequeftrations, to reimburfe the County 
Committees Monies they fhall advance for Difbanding; pre- 
vious Queftion for agreeing theretu, Neg.; Report re-com- 
mitted, 4 Nov.—Letter from the general Council, read, 6— 
General’s Letter, with a Paper inclofed, concerning Pay aad 
Security of Arrears, read; Refolutions thereupon, 9. VY ide 
Excife—Letter to him thereupon, read, and agreed to, 10— 
A Committee to prepare Letter for Satisfaétiou to the Army, 
in Point of their Arrears, future Pay, and, for the prefent, a 
Month’s Pay ; Letter read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign It, 13 

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General's Letter concerning the Proreedings at the Rendez- 
vous; Remonfirance figned by the Soldiery ; their Petition to 
General, and a printed Paper annexed, read; Colonel Rainf- 
borough to attend. Vide Rainfborough, Colonel—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Letter of Thanks to the General, for re- 
ducing the Mutineers, and fettling the Army ; Letter read, 
and agreed to; Speaker to fign it ; Conference defired by 
Lords concerning fome things lately received from him, 16. 
Vide London—Ordinance appointing 20,000 /. charged upon 
the Excife, for the Eaftern Aflociation, to be paid for Supply 
of the Army, read, and paffed ; agreed to by Lords; Lieute- 
nant General Cromwell gives Account of the Proceedings at 
the Rendezvous; thanked thereupon, and to acquaint Ge- 
neral, Houfe will be always ready to receive and anfwer his 
Addreffes from the Army in a parliamentary Way, 19—Let- 
ter taking Notice of his executing a Mutineer, and to defire 
he would profecute the Examination of that Bufinefs to the 
Bottom, ordered, 23. Read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign 
it, 25—A Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of free 
Quarter, 22. General’s Letter, concerning a Petition from 
Bucks about it, referred, 25. Committee fits, 26 &amp; 30 
Report of Refolutions; Order for paying the Forces in Eng- 
land out‘of 60,000 /. per Menfem—Reprefentation from the 
Army prefented, with Defire it may be fpeedily confidered, 
read—A Committee to extract Heads of Matters fitteft to be 
confidered, 7 Dec. Report; Votes for Pay and Provifion of 
Money—Free Quarter to be upon thofe Places which do not 
pay the Afieflments ; a Committee to treat with the General 
and Council of War about difkanding the Supernumeraries ; 
Ordinance in purfuance thereof, ordered, 8. Their Letters 
read, 13, 14 &amp; 15. Refult of their Debates reported, read, 
and to be confidered ; Order for reimburfing their Expences, 
17—Kefolution that a Moiety of the Excife in Courte fhall 
be Security for Arrears, 18. Amended, 23—That 600,000/. 
be charged upon the Securities, 18—Order for a Month’s Pay 
to the Forces to be difbanded, 21—For taking Care of their 
Arms, 22—A Coinmittee to prepare Propofiticn for bringing 
in Six Months Arrears of the 60,000 /. per Menfem, and to 
declare that Free Quarter fhal] thereupon be taken off, and the 
other Three Months remitted; Declaration read twice; then 
voted Claufe by Claufe, and pafled, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 
24.—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for ftating the Army 
Accounts—another to prepare Ordinance for ftating and au- 
diting the Accounts of the Forces to be difbanded—another to 
prepare Ordinance for further Indemnity of the Soldiers, 21. 
Ordinances feverally read, and paffed, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 
24—Vote that on the 15th January the Army fhall be drawn 
into Garifons, and Free Quarter taken off__Truftees for the 
Securities for the Soldiers appointed—Explanatory Ordinance 
for Security for their Arrears, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired—A Committee appointed to goto the Army; 
Infiruétions for them, 23. General’s Letter, with the Re- 
fults of the general Council, read ; the Committee to confer 
with them thereupon—to confer with the Officers fent from 
the Army, 24. Order for their going in the Afternoon, 25. 
Their Letter read, 30 The Committee of the Army to 
take care Monies are ready for difbanding the Supernumera- 
ries, 4 Jan.—Declaration from the Army, of their Refolu- 
tions to the Parliament, in their Proceedings concerning the 
King, read twice, and approved ; Thanks thereupon; De- 
claration to be printed and publifhed, 11—Order for difband- 
ing the Horfe by Troops, and the Foot by Companies ; Ge- 
neral to give Orders herein, 24-—-Order for a Month’s Pay to 
the Army out of the Six Months Affeflments, and for em- 
ploying the Remainder to pay and difband the Supernumera- 
ries—for future Pay out of the fucceeding Month’s Affefl- 
ments, 25. Agreed to by Lords, 27 Alterations of the 
lafi Eftablifhment offered from the General and his Council, 
yead twice ; Refolutions for altering it—Their Paper, con- 
cerning Additions to, and Abatements out of, the Efiablith- 
ment—Lift for the daily and monthly Pay from 3d November 
laft to 27th Inftant, read, and allowed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 9 Feb.—Previous Queftion that the Proportion 
for Pay of the Army fhall be 60,000 /. per Menfem, Afhrma- 
tive; Ordinance ordered, 17. Vide Supply—No Interett to 
be allowed upon Money ordered for Arrears, 3 Mar.—A 
Committee to take, examine, fiate, and audit, the Accounts 
of the Forces to be difbanded, 11. Certificate reported ; Part 
thereof referred to a Committee; Inftruétions; Remainder 
laid afide, 15. ; 

—-— 1648, the Committee of the Army to treat with the 
Treafurers at War for continuing 30,000 /. Six Months longer, 
18 Apr.c— Ordinance for fecuring them, read, and pafled, 13 
May. Agreed to by Lords, 15 Order touching bringing 
in the Arrears of 60,000 /. per Menfem—Litt of the daily and 
monthly Pay of the Army ; their feveral Entertainments to 
begin 12th February 1647, read, .and agreed to—Order for 
paying - Soldiers not yet difbanded, 18 Apr.—Order for 

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Redrefs of the grievous Oppreffion of the Subjeé, by taking 
free Quarter, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 24A——Litt of addi 
tidrial Officers, &amp;¢. to the Train, read, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 6 June—Order for {peedy bring- 
ing in the Affefiments due to the Army, and the Arrears thereof 
—againft quartering Forces upon any but fuch as fhall not 
pay their Affeffments, 12 Fort the Militia of the Out-parts, 
and the feveral Counties, to receive Complaints touching Mif- 
carriages in lifting Soldiers without the Authority of Parlia- 
ment, 22 July—Orditiance to enable the Commiflioners of 
Excife to pay Interett for Arms and Ammunition, taken up 
upon the Credit of the Ordinance fur 150,000/. ordered, 
31 July. 

—— 1646, Ordinance for fettling 5,000/. per Annum upott 

him and his Heirs for ever, ordered—Order for him to re- 

ceive it in the mean time out of the growing Rent of Lands 
afligned to the Earl of Effex; Lords Concurresice to be 
defired, 25 Jan. 

— 1647, Ordinatice to be read, § May. Read twice, and 

committed ; Otder for a Commiflion of Survey under the 

Great Seal, to inquire into the Value thereof; the Committee 

impowered to make up any Deficiency, 11 Ordinance 

from Lords, appointing him Conitable of the Tower, read, 
and paifed, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to by 

Lords, 6 Aug.——Order for paying him 10,0004. in lieu of 

1,0c0/. per Annum, Part of the 5,000 /. per Annum appointed 

to be fettled upon him; Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 

13 Mar.—Order appointing him Keeper of Pontefract Cattle, 

and Cuftos Rotulorum of Yorkfhire ; Ordinance for that Pur- 

“a0 ordered, 16—Former Ordinance for fettling 5,000 . upon 

im to be for fettling only 4,o000/. 13. 

1648, Ordinance for Payment of 10,0007. read; Mem- 

ber to attend the Committee of the Army, to agree upon it, 

27 Mar. Ordinance read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 30——Ordinance from Lords appointing him 

Conftable of the Tower, 8 May. 

- Sir William, 1646, Order for paying his Widow 1,500 7. 
out of Sir Henry Griffith’s Fine, in part of his Arrears; 
16 Jan. 

——— 1647, Order for her to receive the Rents of liis Eftate 
ull the Money is paid, 13 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Farmer, Captain, 1647, Order for paying 200/. to him and his 
Dragoons, come off from the Army, and for quartering them, 
agreed to by Lords, 11 June. Committees Letter, and War- 
rant for quartering them in Kent, read; 17 Order for their 
marching to Liverpoole, 2 July. 

Farnham Cattle, 1648, Report concerning it; Order for 1002. 
for fecuring it for the prefent, 29 June For making it 
indefenfible, 4 July. 

Farr, Lieutenant Colonel, 1648, to be tried by martial Law, 
31 Aug. 

Farrer, Bridget, 1648, Petition read ; Order for beftowing 5007. 
upon her; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Farringdon, 1648, Petition of Inhabitants, to be read, 30 Aug. 
Read; Order for a Brief for repairing the ‘Town and Church, 
91. 

—-—— Honfe, 1646, Order for flighting the Works about it, 
23 Feb. 

Fajis, 1646, Ordinance for better Obfervation thereof, to be 
printed ; Members to fend them to their refpeétive Counties, 
&amp;e. 9 Dee.—Order for a Collection for the Poor within the 
Bills next Fafi Day, 26-——Preachers thanked, 30 Dee. 27 
Jan.——24 Feb. 11 Mar. Appointed, 30 Dec. 2 
Jan.——-1 &amp; 24 Feb. Order for a general VFaft for thé 
Spreading and Growth of Errors and Herefies, and for God’s 
Afliftance in fupprefling and preventing the fame ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired; a Committee to prepare fomething to 
be read in Churches, 27 Jan.——Ordinance for fetting apart 
a Day for a public Humiliation, read, and pafled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 1 Feb,—To be printed and dit- 
perfed, 13 ‘Order for putting the Las for better Obferva- 
tion of Vaft-days, in Execution, 22 Mar. Retarned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 23. 

- 1647, Preachers appointed, 31 Mar.—— 28 Apr.——4 &amp; 

26 May 4, 7,9 &amp; 30 June——2, 10, 14 &amp; 25 Aug. 

——1, 16 &amp; 29 Septi——14 &amp; 27 Oct.——25 Nov. 30 

Dec.——26 Jan ——23 &amp; 24 Feb-——Thanked, 31 Mar. 

-28 Apr.—26 May——g &amp; 30 June——2, 11 &amp; 25 
Aug.——29 Sept. a7 Ott.-——25 Nov.——go Dec.—— 
26 Jan ——23 Feb+—Order for a Faft to be obferved by 
Houfe only, and in the Houfe, 7 June. Lords to be ac- 
quainted therewith, 8. For putting in Execution the Ordi 
nances for Obfervation of Sundays and Fatt-days ; # Commit- 
tee to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe, go. 

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20 Aug.——Refolution for keeping a Faft in the Houfe, 18 
May Queftion for keeping next Faft in the Houte, Neg. 
23 June——Order for a Fatt within the Lines for averting 


heavy Judgments, agreed to by Lords, 5 Aug.—For a Col- 
leétion, one Moiety to be befiowed upon the Poor come out 
of Colchefter, the other upon the Poor of the Parifhes where 
it is collected, o—Minificrs defired to pray before the Houle 
next Fafi-day, 11 &amp; 30 Aug. Thanked, 30 Refolution 
for a Fafi within the Lines for a Blefling upon the ‘Treaty, 
: Sept. 

Faulconberch, Lord, Vide Belafyfe, Uenry. 

Fawkes, Michael, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patied ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Featherjione, Captain Henry. Vide Barwis, Colonel Thomas. 

fee-farm Kents, 1646, Ordinance for difcharging the Arrears 
of fach as have adhered to the Parliament, to be reported, 16 
Jan ——Order for Meeting of the Cominittee, and Sitting de 
die in diem ; Committees added, 17 Mar. 

——— 1647, Ordinance from Lords touching the Payment of 
them by Members of both Houfes, 16 Sept. Read, and 
patled, 90-—-—Ordinance for difcharging the Arrears due from 
the Well-affecied, who have been deprived of the Profits of 
their Lands, read twice, and committed; all that come to 
have Voices, 20 Nov. 

Fees, 1648, none to be taken for making out Dedimus Potetta- 
tems to Juttices of Peace, 18 Apr. 

Feil, Thomas, 1647, Ordinance appointing him and Humphry 
Mackworth Attornies General of North Wales, read, and 
pafled; agreed to by Lords, 6 Mar. 

Fein, Sir Robert, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be detired, 15 June—Order for difcharging him from any 
Service or Refiraint, 1g———Agreed to by Lords, 17 Aug. 

Fenton, William, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for re- 
fufing to pay Monies reecived for Affefiments, 18 Apr.—— 
Order for Ins Difcharge, 3 May. 

Fenwick, Robert, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to ftate 
his Accounts, 6 Jan. 

——— 1647, Letter on his behalf recommended by Lords ; 
Order for befiowing 1,000/, upon him for Reparation of his 
Lofivs, and for his good Services to the Parliament, 3 Feb. 

~———— Colonel Roger. Vide Moore, Colonel Joln—1647, 
Order for paying him 500/. in part of his Arrears ; the Com- 
mittee for Lrith Affairs to confider out of what Monies it may 
be raifed, 18 Aug——For paying it out of Delinquents 
Efiates to be difcovered by him, 16 Feb. Agreed to by 
Lords, 29. 

——— 1648, Vote of Approbation of his raifing Forces in the 
North, 5 July. 

Fernes, Richard, 1647, appoinied Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. 

felliplace, Jona, 1647, tis Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 31 Dee. 

Fidee, Autony, 1646, Ordinance for granting him Sir Richard 
Gurney’s Interctt in a Meffuage and ‘Three Mills, read, 
25, Dee. . 

Fincher, Quartermalier, 1648, Order for a Gratuity of 100/. 
to him, 5 July. 

Finchley Chace, 1648, Order from Lords for granting the Cuf- 
tody and couunand thereof to Lord la Ware, read, and agreed 
to, 12 Aug. 

Virji-fruiis and Tenths, 1647, Ordinance for abolifhing all pay- 
able to the Crown, and for difcharging the Arrears thereof, 
read; Quefiion for rejeéting it, Neg. Order for Second 
Reading, 5 Jan. 

——— 1048, Order from Lords appointing a Receiver, $ Aug. 

Lifher, Captain, 1646, Letter from tie Committee at Derby 
Houle to the Committee for Irith Affairs, concerning him 
and his Soldiers, read ; Order for a Month’s Pay for him and 
his Men that will u:stertake the Lrifh Service, 26 Dee. 

John, of Wiltfhire, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance 

for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Con- 

currence wo be defired, 20 May. 

John, of the Ie of Ely, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patted ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 1 June. 

Lifhery, Northern, 1647, Petition for a Convoy to guard the 
Ficets, referred to the Committee of the Adiniralty, 8 Feb. 

—Ordinance from Lords to that Purpofe, read, and agreed 
to, 1 Mar. 

———~ 1648, the Committee of the Navy to advife with Lord 
Admiral about a Guard for them, 28 Aug. 

Fitzherbert, Mr. 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 14 Mar. 

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doning his Delinquency, and taking off his Scqueftration ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 Mar. 

———— William, 1645, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and palicd ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Fleetjireet, 1647. Vide London. 

i‘leetwood, Charles, 1646, Order for paying him 3,204, in 
Recompence for bis Gitice in the Court of Wards, 9 Jen. 

Sir Gerard, 1647, bis Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Dee. 

Richard, 1647, Order for paying him and John Bram- 
ber 40ol. for Corn taken from them by the Rebels of Wex- 
ford, 21 Feb. 

Megg Mfland, 1648, the Committee at Derby Houfe to confider 
the Place; Members to give them Advice, 9 June. Iin- 
powered to grant Commitlions for raifing Forces to fupprefs 
Infurreétions, 16. 

Flesh, 1646, Ordinance from Lords to refrain the killing it, 
read twice, and committed, 13 Feb. To be reported, 26 Feb. 
——1 Mar. 

1647, Lords put Houfe in mind thereof, 29 Mar— 
Committee revived; Order for Sitting de die in diem; all 
that come to have Voices, 8 Feb——Order for taking off the 
Excile of Flefh,10 June. Agreed to by Lords, 11. 

Fletcher, Captain Lieutenant Thomas, 1646, his Cafe referred 
to a Committee, with Power to fet him at Liberty, 5 Dee. 

John, and Son, 1647, their Fines accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and pafied; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 11 Jan. 

Flint Town, 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, 22 Dec. 

For difgarifoning and demolifhing the Cafile, except a 

Tower to be referved for the County Gaol, 3 Mar. 

1647, Houte adhere to their Vote for flighting the Garifon, 
19 July. 

Florence, Refident from. Vide Salvietti. 

Hogg, Robert, 1646, Order for granting him the Inheritance of 
an Eftate held in Right of his Wife during her Life, revoked 
—Order for paying him 500/. in licu thereof, 9 Jan. 

Horbes, Lord, 1647, his Accounts reported; Order for paying 
1,704/. 17s. 4d. to him and his Officers; Lords Concur- 
rence to be detired, 21 Apr.—— Order for paying the Money 
to him. Colonel Rainfborough, and Colonel Humfreyes, 
agreed to by Lords, 28 May——His Petition from Lords; 
their Order thereupon, read, and agreed to, 2 O¢t.——An- 
other [Petition referred to the Comunittee for Lrifh Affairs, 
15 Mar. 

—— 1048, their Report; Order for paying him 6022. in Part 
of his Debt—For making the Remainder of the Report, 12 
June——-Remainder made; former Order amended, 8 Aug. 

Ford, Six Edward, 1647, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody upon 
Suipicion of being privy to the King’s Efcape, 12 Novy. 

Fornication. Vide Lneefi. 

Fortefcue, Colonel Richard, 1646, appointed Governor of Pen- 
dennis Cafile, 12 Mar. 

——— 1648, his Letter, with a Reprefentation and Petition of 
the Officers and Soldiers of the Garifon, read; Order for 
recommending him to General, and paying him 200 /,—for 
fettling Lands of Inheritance upon him and his Heirs, in Sa- 
tisfaction for his Arrears, 18 Apr. 

— Sir Faithful, 1647, Order for fecuring him; a Com- 
mittee to confider how far he is concerned in the Articles 
made with the Earl of Ormond, upon the Surrender of Dab- 
lin, 13 Dee. 

——— 1648, Order for removing him from Carnarvon Cafile 
to Denbigh Caftle ; Speaker to iffue Warrants for his Removal 
and Reception, 2 Aug. 

Antony, 1647, Order from Lords for him to depart the 
Kingdom in ‘Ten Days, read, and agreed to, 21 Dec. 

John, 1648, to be fent for ia fafe Cuftody for being 
active in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to aflift in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June——Repoit; Power given them to bail 
him ; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Forth, Hugh, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

William, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoa- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Mar. : 

Fortye, Richard, 1647, Refolution for indicting him of High 
Treafon ; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indiétment ; 
Managers and Solicitor appointed; Order for taking him 
into Cuftody, 25 Sept. ‘Proclamation for apprehending 
him reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct. 

Fofier, Sir Robert, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 15 June. 

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Powles, Mr. 1648, Order from Lords in the Cafe between him 
and Mr. Bland, § May. 

Fowler, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 14 Aug. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 25. 

Robert, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for being 
active in the late Infurrection in Kent; Member to aflitt in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 July. Report; Power given them to bail 

-him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Fowlke, Walter, 1648, appointed Receiver General of York- 
fhire; Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 25 Mar. 
and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27. 

Fox, Somertett, 1647, Order for pardoning his Delinquency, 
and taking eff bis Sequeitration ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 21 Apr. 

Foxhall, 1647, to be made fit for the Reception of fick and 
wounded Soldiers, 11 Mar. 

France, 1647, Letters of Intelligence frém thence, read, and 
re-delivered, 14 June——Order for tranfporting 'Ten Hortfes, 
Culiom and Impofi-free, for the King, 16 July-——Order . 
from Lords for tranfporting Twenty, 1 Mar. They put 
Houfe im mind thereof; Pafs granted, 17. Order for tranf- - 
porting them Cufiom and impott-free, 22. 

——-— 1648, Intercepted Letters from thence to be returned 
to the Meilenger; Pafs to be granted him, 17 June. 

Francklyn, Willian, 1647, Order for refioring him to his Fellow- 
fhip of King’s College, Cambridge, if vacant, and to the 
mean Profits thereof, 21 Feb. 

Frayzcr, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 1 Sept. 

Freeman, Licutenant John, 1646, Matter of Faét in his Cafe 
reported ; the Committee to prepare Letter to Judges to ftay 
Proceedings againtt him, 11 Mar. 

———- Capiain, 1648, Information touching Diforders com- 
mitted by lis Soldiers ; Lieutenant General Cromwell to take 
Care the Offenders are punithed, 18 Apr. 

Free Quarter. Vide Fuirfax, Sir Thomas. 

French Ambaflador. Vide Bellieure &amp; Montereuel. 

Fulcher, Sufan, 1648, her Petition frem Lords, with fpecial 
Recommendation, 27 June. 

Fullers, Varth. Vide tiool. 

Furnes, Mr. 1646, Information of malicious Words fpoken by 
him, referred to the Committee of Northampton, with Power 
to commit and fend hun up in fafe Cuftody, 6 Feb. 

Fyott, Mary, 1647, Order for befiowing 100/. upon her; 

“Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Feb. 








Read, 





22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. 


A. 1646, 
1047, &amp; 1048. 


re ADD, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 

* pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 24 Dec. 

Gage, Sir Henry, 1647, Order for demolifhing a Monument 
erccted to him in Chrifi Church, Oxon, 15 Apr. 

Gammond, Sohn, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Gumull, Wiiliam, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be acfired—Order tor befiowing 100d. upon his Wife 
out of the Fine, g Peb. 

Gardiner, Sir Vhomas, 1647, his Fine aceepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled , Lords Con- 
cur:cnee to be defired, 23 Sept. , 

—-—-— Captain Samuel, 1647, the Committee of the Army 
impowered to pay his Arrears, 1 O¢t.—— His Petition and 
Certificate of his Accounts read; Accounts allowed; Order 
for paying him 1,4404. 7s. 7d. with Interelt—for paying him 
7154. due for Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 
Mar. 

Gargrave, Lady, 1647, State of her Cafe reported, 15 Mar. 

Garyons, 1646, Butinels thereof to be confidered ; Members 
to prefent Account in Writing of Forces therein, 15 Feb. 
Prefent it; Queftion for maintaining more Foot than are fufli- 
cient lo mau them, Neg. 19. Houle to confider what Gari- 
fous are fit to be continued, 20, 23, 25, 26 &amp; 27 Feb. 





1, 2 &amp; 3 Mar——RKefolutions for continuing feveral, and. 
flighting others, 23, 25 &amp; 26 Feb.——1, 2 &amp; 3 Mar.—Clerk 


to preient Lili of thoie to be continued, with the Number of 
Foot inihem, 3—Members to prefent Lifts of the Governors 
and Officers, 8 &amp; g. Several approved, 12, 13, 17 &amp; 24. 
Previous Queliion for continuing Governors appointed by Par- 
liamenut, uulefs Exceptions be taken to them, Neg. 13 Mar. 
—~———-— 1647, Voices appointing feveral Governors ; Lords Con- 
enrrence to be defired, 25 Mar.——Conference defired by them 
concerning them ; agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Meflage 
defiring it may be deferred; agreed to, 11 June. Votes re- 
turned with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 17—— 
Refoiution that there fhall be no Ollicer in a Garifon above a 


Vou. V. 


Captain, except the Governor—That there fhall be no Com- 
pany under One Hundred Men, where there is more than one 
Company—touching the Pay to Governors ; a Committee to 
prepare Eftablifhment for every particular Garifon to be kept 
up, 13 Apr.—Conterence defired by Lords, concerning 
Ordinance for flighting Garifons, agrecd to ; teporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, 14 May-——Order for difmantling 
them, according toa former Vote-——A Comuittee to contider 
of an Efiimate for them, 6 July; Report to be made, o. 

_ Order for flighting feveral, 13. Further Confideration ad- 

journed, 13,14 &amp; 15. Refumed; Order for flighting more ; 
Deputy Lieutenants to fee it done ; Keys be delivered to the’ 
Mayors, &amp;c. of the Towns ; Conference to be defired con- 
cerning them ; a Committee to prepare Reafons, and Votes to 
be delivered thereat, 19—The Committee at Derby Houfe to 
fecure them to the Service of the Parliament, 31——Settle- 
ment of fome Garifons referred to the General and Commif- 
fioners of the Army, 18 Sept. State thereof referred, -2o. 
_ Report; Order for Relief of feveral—for General to difpote 
of 10/. per Diem amongti fucl Governors as {hall be thought 
neceflary—for paying the old Garifcns; Ordinance for that . 
Purpole, ordered, 4 Oct. Charge for Gunners, read, and 

. allowed, g Feb. 

1648, Order for raifing. 500 /. to victual fome Garifons 
of fpecial Confequence, 15 July. Agreed to by Lords, 18. 
Amended ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24. 

Garway, Wiliam, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 27 Jan. 

Gates, Joflelyne, 1648, ordered into Cuftody, 30 May 
be difcharged, 7 June. 

Gatefide. Vide Newcajile. 

Gawden, Dennis. Vide Davies, Jolin. 

Gayer, Sir John, 1647, Report concerning him; Refolution 
that there appears Matter fuflicient to accufe him of high 
'Treafon, aud that he be impeached accordingly ; Order for his 
Commitment to the'lower ; a Committee to prepare Articles, 
24 Sept. Impeachment fent to Lords, with Defire to appoint 
a ‘Time for his Tryal, 27. Order for him to deliver the Mace, 
&amp;ec. to the prefent Lord Mayor, 29——Articles and Evyi- 
denecs upon each, read ; Articles, Title and Conclufion agreed 
to, 13 Mar. Sentto Lords, with Defire that he may ‘fiand 
committed, and be put to fpeedy Tryal, 21, 

— 1048, previous Queftion for procecding no further upon 

his Impeachment, Affirmative, 3 June. ‘lo be-communicated. 
to Lords, 5. 

Gell, Licutcnant Colonel Thomas, 1647, Order for paying him. 
1,200 /. in Part of his Arrears, 22 Oct. 

General. Vide Fairfax, Sir Thomas. . 
Genoa, 1646, Letters from the Siate communicated by Lords, 
10 Dee. | 
George, Captain St. 1647, Order for paying him 502. upon 

Account, 18 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 2 

——— John, St. 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and palled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 June. . 

Gerrard, Sir Gilbert, 1647, Ordinance appointing him Chancel- 
lor of the Duchy of Laneafier, ordered, 7 Mar. Read, and 
palled ; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 13—Ordinance for 
delivering the Seal to him, ordered, 17. lead and paffed, 20. 
Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

————~ 1648, Order for exchanging him for Colonel Ayloffe, 
12 Aug. 

Gethin, Maurice, 1646, his Petition and Certificate confidered, 
19 Dec. Read ; Certificate allowed ; Order for paying him 
36,904 4, 48. 6d. 21. 

sewen, Mr. 1647, to be funmnoncd to attend, 8 Sept. 
fnformation againtt him referred to a Committee, 23 Nov. 

11bb, Alderman, 1646, his Narrative of the ‘Treafurer’s Pro- 
cecdings in the Payment of 200,000/, to the Scots; begs to be 
excufed from any further execution of the ‘Treafurerthip ; 
Speaker’s Anfwer, 13 Keb. 

—— 1647, his Petition to be tendered and confidered, 1 Dec. 
—— ~Ordinance from Lords, difeharging him, Mr. Noel, aad, 
Mr. Athe, for the Payment of 200,000 4. to the Scots, read, 
and palled, 7 Jan.——His Petition to be read, 9 Feb. 

——— Sur Heary, 1645, Order for fequelicring his Eftate in 
Eogland, 28 Aug. 

Gibons, Dostor, 1646, Lords put Ifoufe in mind of his Petition, , 
18 Jan.——10 Feb. 

— Major 1646, appointed Goyernor of Exeter Catile, | 
19, Mar. Nl 
Gifford, Six John, 1547, Order for befiowing 2004, upon him,, 

18 Aug. aes ; 

Gilbert, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
‘doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be delired, 11 Jan. ; , : . a 

Gilaan, Alice, 1645, Petition referred to a Comunittee, a 


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INDEX 0 the 


Glamorgan County, 1648. Vide Gloucefter County—Letters 
from thence; the Committees to apprehend and commit 
tumultuous Perfons, 15 Apr. 

Glanvile, William, 1646, Matter of Faét concerning his Cafe 
reported ; Refolution for admitting him to his Compofition, 
and exempting him from his 5th and goth Parts, 15 Feb. 

Sir John, 1648, his Fine reported ; Order tcuching his 
5th and 2oth Parts; his Petition read; Order for difcharging 
him from Imprifonment and Bail, 27 July Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled, 5 Aug. Agreed 
to by Lords, 7 

Gloucefter, County, 1646, Committee added to al! the Com- 
mittees, 4 Feb. 

~————— 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion to him, 17 Nov. Difagreed to by Lords; Houfe 
adhere to their former Vote, 29—— Members fent down for 
bringing in the Arrears of the Affefiinents of 600,000 /. the 
Committee of the Army to prepare Inftructions for them, and 
Letter to hatten the Payment, 23 Dec. Inftructions and Let- 
ter reported, read, and agreed to, 24. 

—- 1648, Petition of well-affe¢éted Inhabitants for Leave 
to put themfelves in a Potiure of Defence, read, with their 
Reafons, and an Information touching the Carriage of Ma- 
lignants and Delinquents, 8 May—Ordinance for authorizing 
divers Perfons to have the Power of the Militia in the Counties 
of Gloucefter, Monmouth, and Hereford, read twice; He- 
reford to be left out; Brecon and Glamorgan added ; Names 
of Committees, read, and agreed to ; Ordinance pafled, 10. 
Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to; Ordinance to be printed, 12. 

——— City, 1646, Order for continuing the Garifon, with 
600 Foot betides Officers—for keeping Ordnance {uu:cient for 
Defence thereof, 1 Mar. Governor to be continued, 13. 

1647, Ordinance for paying 4,000 /. to the Mayor 
and Burgefles, returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendinents agreed to, 13 Apr.— Letters from thence and 
Hereford, referred to the Committee at Derby Houfe, 24 
Jan. Order for Money for the Receivers, &amp;c. employed 
in paying the Garifon, 15 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 17 
Ordinance for maintaining a preaching Miniftry, read, and 
patled ; Lords Concurrence, to be defired, 24 Mar. 

. — 1048, Ordinance amended, 25 Mar. 

Glyde, Mr. 1647, to be fummoned to appear before a Com- 
mittee, to anfwer to Things objected againft him, 2 Oct. 

Glyn, Colonel Thomas, 1647, to be continued Governor of 
Carmarthen, 25 Mar. 

Sir John, 1647, to be fummoned to attend, 4 Sept.— 

Order for making Report concerning him, 6. Report ; In- 

formations and Depofitions read; he gives a general Antwer ; 

previous and main Queftions for difcharging him from being 

Member, feverally Affirmative ; Order for his Commitment 

to the ‘Tower—for bringing him to Bar, 7. Brought; Sen- 

tence pronounced ; Commitment fulpended for a Week, 5— 

Refolution for impeaching him of High Crimes and Mitde- 

meavors ; a Committee to prepare Impeachment, 76. 

1648, Order for difcharging him trem his Llinprifonment, 
and from any Proceedings upon bis [ipeachment,23 May 
Petition from Weftmintter, detiring he may be re-admitted 
into the Houfe ; Order for difcharging him from being a Mem- 
ber, revoked, 7 June. 

Glynne, Mr. 1647, Order for difcharging him from being Steward 
of Wettminfter, 29 Jan. 

Goble, William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 20 May. 

Godbolt, Serjeant, 1640, previous Queition that he fhall go- the 
Lincolnthire Circuit, Affirmative ; main Queftion, Neg. 6 Feb. 

1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing him one of the 
Juttices of Common Pleas, read twice, and paffed, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to by them, 30 Apr. 

Goddard, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Dec. 

Godolphin, Francis, 1646, his Letter and the two firfi Articles, 
for Surrender of Scilly, read; Refolution that, upon fur- 
rendering it, and taking the negative Oath and Covenant, he 
thall enjoy his Eftate, and be free from any Arrefts for Acts of 
War, 5 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 13. 

Goff, Dottor, 1647, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, upon Suf- 
picion of being privy to the King’s Efcape, 12 Nov. 

Robert, 1646, Complaint againft him referred to the Com- 
mittee of Lay-preachers, 4 Jan. 

Gold, Colonel William, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to 
ftate and certify his Accounts, 18 Jan. 

Golding, William, 1647, Petition, 16 July. Vide Summer 
Tflands. 

Goldfmiths Hall, 1646, Ordinance for paying all Monies charged 
thereupon in courfe, read, and paffed, 25 Feb. Agreed to by 
































FirruH VoLtuMeE. 


Lords, 26 Report, and Account, of the State of Monies 
there, and of Obitructions to bringing them in, ordered, 27 
Feb. 4 Mar. Ordinance for allowing One Penny in the 
Pound to the Treafurers, ordered, 2 Mar. 

1647, Read twice, previous Queftion for allowing 
them Twopence in the Pound, Neg. Refolution for allowing 
Three Halfpence; Ordinance pafied; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 16 Apr. 

Goodall, Thomas, 1646, his Cafe reported, and re-committed ; 
the Committee to fend him to Litchfield to anfwer the Law for 
a wilful Murder, 26 Jan. 

Goodman, William, and Richard Hanfon, 1646, Ordinance for 
pardoning them returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 1 Jan. 

Goodrich Catile, 1646, Order for difgarifoning and flighting it, 
1 Mar. D 

— 1647, for flighting the new Works, 19 July. 

Goodwyn, Robert, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to fiate 
his Accounts, 6 Jan. 

- 1647, Order appeinting him and Miles Corbett 
Regifter in Chanee-y, 2 Mar. 

——— Edward, 1646, Ordinance from Lords appointing 
him Water Bailiffand Keeper of the Prifon and Port of Dover, 
read, and pailed, 10 Feb. 

John, 1646, has Liberty to extend a Statute acknow- 

Jedged to him by Sir George Sandes, upon Lands, notwith- 

fianding the Lands are under Sequettration, 24 Mar. 

Ralph, 2647. Vide Privileges. 

Mr. delired to preach, 29 Sept. 22 Feb. 1647 
Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 29 Mar. 1648. 
Gorges, Captain John, 1646, appointed Commander in Chief of 

the Forces in Exmouth, 13 Mar. 

Goringe, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Sept. 

Lord, 1648, declared a Traytor, for raifing Forces in Kent 
and Effex; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Like Declara- 
tion from them, read, and agreed to; Order for printing and 

ublifhing it, 5 June Refolution for attainting him of 
ligh Treafon ; Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered 31 Aug. 

Gojnold, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 May. 

Gojje, Samuel, 1647, Petition; Order appointing him King’s 
Waiter at the Cuftom-houfe; Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
ordered, 8 Sept. Read, and pafled, 16. Agreed to by 
Lords, 17 Another Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee at Goldfmiths Hall—Particulars relating to the 
Abule of the Privilege of Peerage reterred to the Committee 
of Grievances; Earl of Warwick to be acquainted therewith, 
14 Mar. 

Gott, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Gourdon, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 30 Dee. 

—— 1648, defired to pray before Houfe, 25 Apr. Thanked, 
26. 

Granee, Thomas, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for 
being aétive in the Jate Infurrection in Kent ; Member to affift 
in fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee 
of the Navy, 19 June——Report; Power given them to bail 
him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Grant, Mt. Vide Afiley. 

—— Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 3 July. 

G page ar 1646, Confideration of the Block-houfe, referred 
to the Committee of the Revenue, 26 Feb. 

— 1647, Trimty Houfe impowered to take it into their 

Cuftody, 3 July. 

—— 1648, Order for making it tenable, and for Supplies 
of Ordmince and Guns, 3 Aug. 

Gray, Lord of Warke, 1646, Order from Lords concerning 
him, 19 Dec.—Ordcr for paying him 5,000 /. towards Satif- 
faction for his Lofles ; agreed to by Lords, 26. 

—— 1647, Report concerning him; Order for paying him 
5,120/. in Satisfaction of all Demands, 20 Mar. Agreed to 
by Lords, 21. ; 

1648, Houfe approves of his commanding a Regiment; 
his Attendance to be difpenfed with, 1 July.——To be 
thanked for his Services, 28 Aug.—To have the Command of 
Athby de la Zouch, 29. 

—— Colonel Henry, 1647, Petition referred to a Committee, 
6 July. 

Lady, 1647, her Petition from Lords, with {pecial Re- 
commendation, 16 July. They put Houfe in mind thereof, 
16 Sept. , 

—— 1648, Order from them concerning her — Order for paying 
her 2002, Lords Concurrence to be defired, 19 June. 


















































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Major, 1648, acquaints Houfe that Lord Inchiquin had re- 
volted, and ditcharged him and others from their Commands; 
Order for a Reward—for ftating his Accounts—for recom- 
mending him to General, 13 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

Great Seal, 1646, the Committee for the Great Seal to mect 
with the Committee of Lords, 7 Dec. Quorum appointed, 
8—Lefolutions for continuing it in the prefent Hands for 20 
Days after the Expiration of the Time it is now to continue, 
and for continuing the Commiffioners to hear Caufes in Chan- 
cery ; agreed to by Lords 16—The Committee of both Houfes 
to meet for fettling it, 18 Refolution for continuing it in 
the former Commitlioners Ten Days longer, and for continu- 
ing the Commiflion for hearing Caufes in Chancery, 4 Jan. 
Agreed to by Lords, 5—Report concerning the Number, 
Qualifications, and Continuance of Commiffioners, 6. Agreed 
to; three nominated ; Ordinance for appointing them ordered, 
13. Read twice, and patied ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired; Commiflioners to give Account in what manner they 
intend to keep the Seal, 14—Previous Queftion for a Meflage 
to Lords, defiring them to expedite the Ordinance, Affirmative 
—Conference defired with them concerning the Difpotal of the 
Great Seal, egreed to ; Managers appointed, 16. Conference 
held, 18—Ordinance trom Lords appointing a Keeper, read, 
and rejected—Commiflion trom them for hearing Cautfes in 
Chancery, read, and rejeded—Another Ordinance from them 
for continuing it as it is Ten Days longer, read, 16. Read 
Second time ; previous and main Queftions for agreeing with 
Lords therein, feverally Affirmative—Ordinance for commit- 
ting it to the Cuftody of the Speakers of both Houfes—An- 
other for authorizing them to appoint Commiflioners to hear 
Caufes in Chancery, feverally read, and pafled, 21. Agreed 
to by Lords—Houte attends Lords to fee the Seal delivered, 
and hear the Commiffioners fworn, 22 Refolution for 
continuing it in the fame Hands Ten Days longer after the 
Expiration of the Ten Days after this Term ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 9 Feb.—Refolution for continuing the 
Cutiody thereof, and the Commiflion for hearing Caufes, 
Twenty Days longer, 27 Agreed to by Lotds, 1 Mar.— 
Bufinets concerning it to be heard, 17—New Commiflioners 
appointed; Ordinance for committing it to them, read twice ; 
Continuance thereof ; Claufes to be added ; Ordinance com- 
mitted, 18. ‘To be reported, 19. Reported, and re-com- 
mitted—Refolution for continuing the Cuttody thereof in the 
fame Hands, and the Commiflion for hearing Cautes, Twenty 
Days longer. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Ordinance forappointing Commiflioners reported from Re- 

commitment, g9 Apr.—Order for continuing the Cuftody of 

the Seal in the fame Hands, and the Commiflioners for hearing 

Cautes, Twenty Days longer ; agreed to by Lords, 9 &amp; 29 

—Order from Lords for renewing the Commijfion to hear 

Caufes, and adding Commiflioners, read, and pafled, 30 

Order for adding another, 1 May Refolation for con- 

tinuing the Cuftody of the Seal in the fame Hands, and the 

Commiflion for hearing Caufes, Forty Days longer after the 

End of next Term; agreed to by Lords, 4 June-——Order 

for fecuring the Seal ; agreed to by Lords, 30 July.—Reto- 

jution for putting it into the Cuftody of prefent Speakers of 
both Houtes; Ordinance for that Purpofe read twice, and 
paffed, 31 Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 

Amendments agreed to, 3 Aug.—Ordinance from Lords, ap- 

pointing other Commiflioners, read, and paffed, with an 

Amendment, 2—Ordinance appointing the Speakers Com- 

miflioners for One Month after the ending of a former Ordi- 

nance, read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords, 10 Reto- 
lution for continuing them and the Commiflioners for hearing 

Caules till 10th December next, g Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 

14. Refolution for continuing them Twenty Days after 
the Expiration of the next Term, 7 Dec. Agreed to by 

Lords, 8—Commiflioners to prefent to Livings within their 

Gift, 1g ——New Commiffioners appointed ; Ordinance for 

that Purpofe read ; Continuance thereof ; Ordinance paffed, 

2 Mar. Returned from Lords with Amendments ; Amend- 

ments agreed to; Quorum and Sealbearer appointed, 15. 

Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

1648, Lords acquaint Houfe they are ready to fwear the 
Commitlioners—Order for a Salary of 1,000/. per Annum to 
each of them—for reviving the Commiflion for hearing Cautes 
in Chancery, 13 Apr. Severally agreed to by Lords, 17. 

Greate, John de, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 11 Aug. 
Order for his Difcharge, upon Payment of Monies dne for 
Excife, 12. a 

Greaves, George, and Richard, 1647, their Fines accepted ; 
Ordinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and patled; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 Sept. 

Green, Mr. defired to preach, 27 Jan. 1646 8 Aug. 1648 

Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 24 Feb. i640 

11 Aug. 1648. 

John, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 


















































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—— Richard, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for beiag 
active in the late Infurrection in Kent; Member to affitt in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to bail 
him ; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug, 

Captain, 1648, Letters, Papers, and Infiruétions to him, 

taken in his Ship, to be perufed by a Committee; Order fora 

Reward to the Meflenger, 29 July. Report ; Letters, &amp;c. 

to be opened, and communicated to the Common Council, 31 

Prince’s Infiructions to him, and other material Commil= 
fions and Papers to be printed, 1 Aug.—Order againft dif- 
charging him without Leave of Houle, 3. 

Greenwood, Captain Robert, 1648, Order for the Committee at 
Derby Houle to grant him a Commitiion to command a Troop 
of Horfe, 1 July. Agreed to by Lords, 3. 

Gregge, Captain, 1646, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Peti- 
tion, 23 Feb. 

1647, Like Meflage, 22 Apr. 

1648, they recommend him for an Employment, 18 
May. 

Gregory, Captain William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with 
{pecial Recommendation, 10 Feb. Order for recommmend- 
ing him to the Committee of the Admiralty for an Employ- 
ment, 16 Mar. 

—— Henry, 1648. Vide Privileges. 

Greve, Colonel, 1646, Order for paying him 2,000 Z. in Part of 
his Arrears, 17 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

1647, for continuing his Regiment, 8 Apr. for paying 
them 200/. and quartering them, 5 June—for muttering them, 
7—1for a Month’s Pay tor them; agreed to by Lords, 15—In- 
formation touching his raifing Recruits here, referred to the 
Committee of the Army ; Quarter-matter to the Regiment to 
attend them, 26. 

Grice, Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 6 Mar. 

Grievances, 1647, a Committee to confider of fuch Grievances 
as have been promited to be redrefled, and what Eafe is fit te 
be given to the People, in relation to their Burdens, Freedoms, 
and Liberties, and to confider of reforming Courts of Juttice 
and Proceedings at Law, and in Matters of Trade, and pre- 
pare Bills and Ordinances for the fame, 4 Jan. Quorum ap- 
pointed, 5. Committee impowered to fend for Parties, &amp;ce.— 
Ihe Committee, and Order to them, to be printed—Their 
Reports to have Precedence, 8 Order for making Report, 


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1648, for making Report every Saturday, 18 Apr. 

Griffyn, Sir Edward, 1647, Report of his Fine and Delinquency, 
re-committed; the Committee to provide for well-affected 
Tenants that have fuffered by him, 10 June his Fine ac- 
cepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and 
paifed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 Dec. 

Grigge, Michael 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, g Mar. 

Grimfton, Sir Harbottle, 1647, to have Liberty to go to Spaw, 
with two Servants, &amp;c. 6 July. 

Grindftones, 1648. Vide Coals. 

Grundy, Captain, 1647, his Cafe referred to a Committee, 14 
May Petition referred to the Committee of Complaints, 
13 Jan. 

Guernfey, and Jerfey, 1646, Report from the Committee of the 
Admiraity concerning them, 27 Feb.——Order tor fending 
Ships with Powder, &amp;c. for the Security thereof—Lieutenant 
Colonel Ruffel to execute all Powers formerly given him in 
Guernfey ; the Committee of both [Kingdoms to provide for 
the Safety of the IMflands, and confider of reducing them, 13 
Mar. Order for making Report, 27 &amp;% 30—Colonel Raf- 
fell’s Letter read, 27—Information that fome Pirates of Jerfey 
had taken a Fly-boat, with Soldiers Cloaths, &amp;c. going to 
Ireland, and carried it into St. Maloes ; the Committee for 
Irith Affairs to examine the whole Bufine{s—Letter to be fent 
to the Parliament’s Agent at Paris for the Releafe thereof, 30 

——Letter read and agreed to; Speakers of both Houfes to 
fign it, 1 Apr. Letter to be fent, though figned by the Speaker 
of Houfe only, alfo to acquaint the French Ambafiador with 
the whole Affair, and move him to write for the Reftitation of 
the Ship and Cargo, and for delivering the Pirates up to Jultice, 
2—Propofitions for reducing Jerfey read, and approved—- 
Order for a Month’s Pay and a Month’s Advance to Colonel 
Rainfborough’s Men—for a Month’s Pay for Provifion of 
Victuals, to be deduéted out of their future Pay—Order for 
fending all warlike Stores defired by the Colonel—for his ac- 
vancing forthwith to the Sea-fide-—tor his Men,to leave Tickets 
for their prefent Quarters out of their Arrears, 23-— —-Order 
for paying him 6,700 /. upon Account—for fending Arms and 
Ammunition—General to be detived to feud over a ‘Troop ot 
Horte—The Committee of both Kingdoms to grant him a 

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Cemmitlion to command in Chief; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 1 May—Meflage to them defiriug them to expedite 
their Anfwer—Contiables Letter from Guernfey, with a Pe- 
tition inclofed, read, and referred to the Committee of Coin- 
plaints, with Power to fend for Papers concerning this Bufinefs 
trom another Committee, 12 Bailiff appointed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 10 July—Governor’s Letter, 
with Petition of the Deputies of Guernfey, read, and referred 
to the Committee of Complaints, with Power to prepare 
Ordinance for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 2 Sept. 
Order for making Report, 2 Ordinance for regulating 
and fettling the Affairs of Guernfey, Alderney, and Sark, 
read twice, and committed; Names of Commitlioners, 4 Oct. 
Ordinance reported, and paffed, 6. Returned from Lords 
with Amendments, 25 Amendments agreed to, 3 Nov. 

1648, Petition of Governor of Guernfey, to be read, 
9 June—The Committee at Derby Houfe to confider of a 
Difpatch for him, 10—Report from Lords concerning the 
Ifle, and difpatching the Governor; agreed to, 20 Or- 
dinance for Sale of Sir Richard Carteret’s Eftate for Relief 
of well-affeéted Perfons in Jerfey, read, and committed, 
1 Mar. 

Guilford, 1646, Complaints of Mifdemeanors by diforderly 
Perfons, read, 31 Dec. 

1648, new Writ, 6 May Return referred to the 
Committee of Privileges; Perfons returned not to fit till Re- 
port made, 20 June—Member and ‘Town not to fuffer by 
omitting to prefent their Petitions within the limited ‘Time, 
27. Mr. Wefion’s Report voted good; Order for admitting 
him—Petitions of Mr. Glover, Freemen, &amp;c. referred to the 
Committee of Privileges, 2¢ 

Gunter, George, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 29g Aug. 

Guyry, Monfieur, 1647, French Ambaflador to be defired to 
fend him away ; Order for his Departure forthwith, 22 Mar. 
Gwynn, Mr. 1646, Order for ftay of Proceedings in the Country 
concerning the Sequefiration of his Efiate, upon Security to 

fiand to any Order of Houfe, 23 Feb. 




















22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


AAKE, Theodore, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for 
Privilege to him to print the Annotations of the Dutch Bible, 
19 May. ‘To be read, 19 &amp; 28 His Petition read, 30 Nov. 
Ordinance read, and pafled, with Amendments, 24 








~———- — 1648, Amendments agreed to by Lords, 30 Mar. 

Haberdafhers Hall, 1646, Ordinance trom Lords concerning it, 
6 Jan. 

Hacker, Colonel, 1647, Bufinefs concerning him, and the Sub- 
committee of Leicefter, referred to the Committee of Indem- 
nity, with Power to flop Proceedings at Law—Order for him 
to perfect his Accounts, 11 Mar. 

Hacket, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Sept. 

Haine, Major, 1646, referred, with the General’s Letter con- 
cerning him, to the Committee of the Weft, 25 Dee. 

- 1647, to be comprehended within the Lift of Northern 
reduced Officers, and paid One 5th of his Arrears, 14 Apr. 
Hales, Sir Edward, 1648, voted incapable of fitting during this 
Parliament—The Committee of the Tower to releafe him, 

upon good Security, 18 Apr. 

Halford, Sir Richard, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his De- 
linquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 30 Mar. 

Flall, Edward, appointed Captain of a Ship, 16 Mar. 1646, 

17 Mar. 1647. Vide Antelope. 

Doctor Jofhua, 1647, Report from Lords for taking off 

his Sequeftration, read ; Order for difcharging it, 15 Feb. 

Chriftopher, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired, 14 Mar. 

Benedict, 1648, Leave given for his Wife, &amp;c. to attend 
a Committee, 2 Aug. 

Halliburton, George, 1648, a Committee to open and view 
Letters fealed up by him and Colonel Lambert, 20 July. 
Report; Leave given him to vifit the King; Perfons to go 
with him, and take Care he holds no Correfpondence prejudi- 
cial to the Parliament and Kingdom, 21. Order for 1007. to 
defray their Expences, 2 for immediate Payment thereof, 
3 Aug.—Order for his Departure from London, with Letters 
trom ttie King to the Kingdom of Scotland ; fome Perfons to 
acaompany him to General Lambert’s Quarters; the General 


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to grant him a Pafs, 5—Order for his going within Twenty 

four Hours, or that he be fent back into Scotland; Conference 
defired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Letters, &amp;e. to be 
communicated thereat—Decyphered Letters reported, and to 
be printed, 8—Order for fending to Lord Admiral, with Defire 
that he may be fent into Scotland by the next Conveyance, 1 5 
—A Comunittee to fiate the Matter of Faét concerning [n- 
formations againfi him, 21—ILnformation that he is fiayed ut 
Tilbury; Order for delivering him to Lord Admiral, 26. 

Hallowes, Nathaniel, 1646, Peiition to be read, 3 Mar. Quef- 
tion for reading it, Neg. 24. 

1647, read; Order for paying him a referved Rent 
payable to the Earl of Newcalile, now in Sequeftration ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 Apr. His Petition 
read, and referred to the Committee at Gold{miths Hall, 
14 Mar. 

Hatton, Mr. 1646, recommended by Lords to be of the Affem- 
bly, 13 Mar. 

Hlambleton, Sir Frederick. Vide Thornton, Mr. 

Hamilton, Colonel, 1647, Petition to be read, 12 July. 

—— Captain Alexander, 1647, Order for taking him 

into Cufiody; Informations againft him referred to the Com- 

mittee of Complaints, 2 Aug.—Order for his Commitment to 
the ‘Tower—for a Reward to Perfons that brought him up; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired——Sir James Hamilton te be 

fent for as a Delinquent; Bufincts concerning them both re- 

ferred to the Committee for rif Affairs, 23. 

Duke of, 1647, Order for refioring his Pictures, &amp;e. 

in Lord Denbigh’s Cuftody, 8 Jan. 

1648, Letters that he is advanced into England with an 
Army, and that the Army is about Wiehton, 14 July. Vide 
Sectland- Paper concerning Offices and Places of Honour 
granted to him, referred to the Committee of the Revenue, 
22 Aug.—Letter and Relation of taking him, with a Lift of 
Prifoners; Order tor Letters of Thanks—for a Reward to 
the Meflenger—A Committee to examine him, touching In- 
formations of Invitations to invade this Kingdom, 28—Lord 
Gray to fecure him and other Officers in Athby de la Zouch, 
20. 

Hamlyn, Capiain Richard, 1648, his Petition to be read, 7 June. 
Order for paying him 2oo/. in Part of his Arrears—for paying 
the Remainder out of his Difcoveries, 9 Ang. 

Hammerfmith, 1647, Order touching Payment of Tythes to 
the Minifier of the new Chapel, 27 Jan. 

Hammond, Doctor. Vide Sheldon, Doétor. 

———— Colonel, 1647. Vide Ife of Wight—Ordinance 
from Lords appointing him Governor of the Ifle of Wight, 
read twice, and committed, 3 Sept. Pafled, with Amendments; 
Amenaments agreed to by Lords, 6 Order from them with 
a Report, appointing him Vice Admiral of Hants and the Ifle 
of Wight, read, and agreed to, 2 Oct. 

—— 1645, the Committee of Accounts to receive, per- 
feét, and certify his Accounts, 3 Apr. 

Mr. 1647, to be removed from the Tower to South- 

wark Compter, 1 Oct. ‘To be bailed, 6. 

Alice, and Valentine, 1647, their Petition recom- 
mended by Lords, 23 Mar. 

Tlampden, John, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Lampfon, Sir 'Vhomas, 1647, Lords Order upon a Report con- 
cerning the Examination of his Delinquency, 5 June. They 
put Houle in mind thereof, 17 Bufinets referred to the 















































Committee at Elaberdafhers Hall, 5 July——Order for 
making Report, 21 Aug.——27 Jan. 


Hampton Court, 1647, Order for taking off the Seals fet upon 
the Doors, 25 Nov. 

Hanbery, Robert. Vide Newman, Edward. 

Hancock, John, 1647, his Vine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Sept. 

Peter, 1648, Order for taking him and Francis Bond, 
into Cuftody, for bringing Letters trom Perfous in Arms; the 
Committee of Complaints to examine thein, 4 June. 

Hanmer, William, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 9 Feb. 

-———— Mrs. 1648. Vide Privileges. 

Hanfly, Sir Ralph, 1648, Ordinance from Lord: for difcharging 
his Sequefiration, and granting the Tuition of lis Heir to 
Lionel Copley, read, and pafled, with Amendments, 13 Aug. 
Amendments agreed to by Lords, 14. re 

ITanfon, Richard. Vide Goodman, William. 

Harcourt, Sir Simon, 1647, Petition of his Widow read; Or- 
dinance for feitling 4oo¢. per Annum upon his Heirs, ordered 
—Order for paying her 2,000/, Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
ordered, 22 Mar. 

1648, read, and paffed, 27 Mar. Agreed to by 

Lords, 28 Ordinance for fettling 4oo/4 per Annum upol 

his Heirs, read, 1 June——Read Second time, and er 
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INDEX ® the 


Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 July ——Order for put- 
ting the Widow into Poffeflion, 1 Sept. 

Farcus, Captain, 1647, Order for 10/. for the Interment of 
his Widow, to be deducted out of his Arrears, 11 Jan. 

Harding, 1647, Order for flighting the Garifon, 22 Dec, 

Hardinge, Ralph, 1647, Pardon to be es for him, 11. 

Hardy, James, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 5 Jan. 

Hare, Captain, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Harleigh Caftle, 1646, difcretionary Power given to Colonel 
Milton to treat with the Governor about the Surrender there- 
of, 2 Mar.—Order for difgarifoning and demolifhing it, 3. 

1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Harley, Sir Robert, 1647, to be fummoned to attend, 8 Sept. 

Bufinefs concerning him to be reported, 15 O&amp;. 

Major Robert, 1647, his Letter concerning the muti- 
nous Carriage of a Troop upon difbanding, read—Order for 

aying him 500/. in Part of his Arrears—for a Letter of 
Thanks—for General to fupprefs fuch Infolencies, 25 Feb. 

Harrington, Widow, 1646, to be added to the Lift of poor 
Widows, 9 Dec. 

Captain, 1647, Speaker to fend for him by Warrant, 
and require good Bail, 21 May. 

—-- Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 14 Mar. 

Harris, James, 1646, Complaint againft him referred to Juftices 
of Peace, 7 Jan. 

; John, 1647, to be difcharged from further Attendance, 
3 June. 

—— Mr. 1647, to be difcharged from being Churchwarden 
of St. Martin’s, and taken into Cuftody, 30 Dec. Order 
for his Difcharge, 13 Jan. 

Thomas, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 

— Lady Elizabeth, 1648, to have Pafs for herfelf, Grand- 
children, &amp;c. to go to Munfter, 5 Aug. 

— Major, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to ftate 
and certify his Accounts, 18 Jan.—Leave given him to go to 
Ireland ; his Attendance to be difpenfed with, 23. 

Thomas, 1646, Bufinefs concerning his lending 600 /. 

to the King, and fuing the Corporation of Reading, upon 

their Bond, for the Money, referred to the Committee at 

Haberdafhers Hall—Order for ftay of Suit—for referring 

him to the Committee at Goldfiniths Hall for his Compolition, 

26 Jan. 





























Captain Thomas, 1647, appointed Commander of a 

Ship, 27 Sept. 

Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, ordered, 27 Ma Read, and 
paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 Mar. 

»&gt;———— Cuthbert, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25 Dec. 

Sir John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 1 July. 

ITartlepoole, 1646, Order for difgarifoning it, and flighting the 
new Works, 26 Feb. 

Hartley, John, 1647, Refolution for indiéting him of High 
Treafon; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indi¢tment ; 
Managers and Solicitors appointed ; Order for taking him into 
Cutftody, 25 Sept. Proclamation for apprehending him, 
reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct. 

Hartlibb, Mr. 1647, to be recommended to fome Place of Be- 
nefit in Oxon— Order for befiowing 300/. upon him, 31 Mar. 

Agreed to by Lords, 2 Apr. 

Harinell, Captain Jafper, 1648, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee for Lrifh Affairs, g June. 

Harvey, Colonel, 1647, Petition to be read, 27 Dec.—Report 
concerning him, read, 30 Order for paying him 1,448/. in 
full Satisfaction for his Arrears; Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
ordered, 3 Mar. 

Robert, 1647, Report from Lords concerning him, 17 Mar. 

——— 1648, Report of his Delinquency ; Order for difcharging 
him upon Payment of 100 Marks to Colonel Devereux, 2 Aug. 

— John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Mar. 

Hafflrigg, Sir Arthur, 1647, General’s Letter, that he had 
given him a Commiflion to be Governor of Newcaftle ; Vote 
of Approbation, 30 Dec.—— Order for regiftering Deeds, &amp;c. 
produced by him upon a Suit in the Star-chamber, 10 July 

for paying-1,000 /. due to him from Earl Rivers, 21 Mar. 
Agreed to by Lords, 23. 

‘Thomas, 1647, Order appointing him Clerk of the 
Deliveries in the Ordnance; Agreed to by Lords, 3 Aug. 

Hajievile, Sir David, 1648, Order for paying him 504, in Part 

of his Arrears, 14 Aug. 
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Haftings, Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 13 Mar. 

Hatcher, Thomas, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to {ate 
his Accounts, 6 Jan. 

- Walter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Mar. 

Hatfield, Captain Thomas, 1648, the Committee at Derby 
Houfe to grant him a Commiflion to command a Troop of 
Hoife, 1 July. Agreed to by Lords, 3. 

Haverfordweji, 1646, Order for continuing it a Garifon with 
100 Men, 3 Mar. 

1647, for difgarifoning and making it untenable, 





15 Mar. 

Hawarden, 1646, Ordinance from Lords: for inftituting a Mi- 
nifter, 23 Feb. Order for difgarifoning and demolifhing 
the Caftle, 3 Mar. 

1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Hawkeridge, Captain William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, 
29 Apr. Another from them, with fpecial Recommenda- 
tion, 4 Nov. Another, recommended by them, read, and 
referred to the Committee of the Admiralty, 25 Jan. 

————— 1648, their Report communicated by Lords, 27 July. 

a at 1647, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Bufinets, 
15 O&amp;. 

Hawkins, William. Vide Gethin, Maurice. 

——— Mark, 1646, Lords put Houte in mind of his Petition, , 











10 Feb. 
26 Aug. 

— Mr. 1647, Order from Lords appointing him Com- 
miffary for Viétuals in Ireland, read, and referred to a Come 
mittee, 8 Oct. 

Heath, Edward, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Hedlam, John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 9 Keb. 

Heljion, 1646, new Writ, 21 Dec. 

Helyar, William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Hemesley, 1646, Order for making it untenable, 26 Feb. 

1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 13 July. 

Hemfworth, William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defircd, 1 June. 

Henchman, Mr. 1648, Order for paying his Debt, and for a 
Gratuity to him out of Monies allowed for Intelligence, 
9 June. 

Hendon, 1646, Election; Order for making Report, 5, 21, 22, 
24 &amp; 25 Dec. Report re-committed ; Lawyers Comunittees 
to be enjoined to attend, 28. 

Henfon, Colonel, 1648, Order for beftowing 100/. on him to 
buy Horfes, 15 Aug. 

Herbert, Lord Edward, of Ragland. Vide Worcefler, Earl of. 

Lord Vifcount, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with 

{pecial Recommendation, 29 Mar. They put Houfe in 

mind thereof; Petition to be read, 23 Apr. 

Lord, of Cherbury, 1647, to have the Cufiody of his 

own Cafile, 25 Mar. His Letter referred to the Committee 

of both Kingdoms, 13 May. 

1648, his Petition from Lords. 18 May. 

Colonel William, 1647, Petition referred to the Com- 

mittee of Accounts, 3 Aug. 

1648, his Petition trom Lords; Order for continuing 

him Commiflioner of the Army, and for his appointing a 

Deputy while he is with the King at the Ifle of Wight, 

17 June-——His Petition to be read, 7 July. Read ; Order 

for paying him 730/. 4s. Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8. 

Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 

currence to be defired, 31. 

Mr. 1648, his Petition from Lords, 15 Apr. 

Hereford, County, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29. 
Members fent down to haften the bringing in the Arrears of 
the Affeffment of 600,000/. The Committee of the Army to 
prepare Inftruétions for them and Letter to haften the Pay- 
ment, 23 Dec. Infiructions and Letter, reported, read, and 
agreed to,24———Committees added to the teveral Ordinances 
for Affeffments for Ireland, 15 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 17. 
Committees added to the Committee of Sequefirations, 18. 
Agyced to by Lords, 1g——Ordinance for fettling the Militia, 
rcad, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23 May. 

City, 1646, Order for difgarifoning it, and flighting 

the new Works—for continuing the Cafile a Garifon with 100 

Foot, 1 Mar. 





Mr. 1647, Pafs from Lords for him to go into France, 


























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IN DE X do the 


1647, Governor appointed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 15 June——Committees Letter concerning tur- 
prifing the Caftle, read, and re-delivered, 1 Sept. 

— 1648, Relation of the Difcovery of a Defign to take 
the City, 21 July. Vide Yarranton, Captain. 

Terefies, and Blafphemies, 1646, Ordinance for punifhing and 
preventing the Growth thereof, to be confidered in a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 7 Dec. 

1647, Order for making Report of fo much as they 
have refolved upon ; the Committee to be diflolved; Houfe 
to confider it, 26 May. 

1648, Ordinance reported ; Commencement thereof ; 
Ordinance paffed, 1 May. Agreed to by Lords—Order 
for printing and difperfing it, 2 for printing 6oo Copies, 
30 Aug. 

Herle, Mary, 1646, Order for paying her Monies, vacated— 
Another Order for paying them out of Dr. Duck’s Fine, in 
full Satisfaction for all Damages, 18 Jan. For paying her 
out of her Difcoveries, 13 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

— Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 29 Sept.——Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 27 Oct. Defired to go with the 
Commitlioners into Scotland, 31 Jan.——Has Leave to 
return ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 14 Mar. 

Hermitage, Gregory, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 16 Dec. 

————— William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoring his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 6 Mar. 

Heron, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and patied; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Herricke, Mr. 1648, defired to preach, 5 Aug. Excufed. 7. 

Hertford, County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion to him: Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
6 Feb.—Another appointed by them, agreed to, 13. 

—~—— 1647, Houfe acquainted with Intelligence received from 
thence; Leticr to the Committee to forbid them to fend 
Forces to the Ary; ordered, read, and agreed to, 31 July 
— Order approving their late Action in joining with the Army; 
agreed to by Lords, 11 Aug.——Petition of Inhabitants, 
read, 15 Sept. Read again; Speaker’s Anfwer, 16——An- 
other Petition of Inhabitants, read; Ordinance for entrufting 
ihe Power of the Militia, ordered, 12 Oét. To be read, 15 

Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion 

to hin, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 2g——Petition of 

fuhabitants concerning free Quarter; Speaker’s Anf{wer, 

7 Dec.—Members fent down to haften the Payment of the 

Alfeiiments of 600,000 2. the Committee of the Army to 

prepare Infiructions for them, and Letter to haften the Pay- 

ment, 31 Dec. Inftruétions and Letter reported, read, and 

agreed to, 24. 

1048, Ordinance for fetiling the Militia, ordered, 
o June. 

——— Marquis of, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, aud paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Heveningham, Arthur, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Con 
currence to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Heyman, Sir Peter, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Hickman, Mr. 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 17 Dec. 

Hicks, Mr. 1647, delired to preach, 23 Feb. 1 Sept. 1648. 

fliggs, Grillin, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafted ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 21 Sept. 

Highland, Mr. 1047, a Committee to examine whether he 
was an Abettor of the Petition of many free-born People of 
England, 20 Jan. 

Highlord, Catharine, 1647, her Petition from Lords, 25 Nov. 
——Ordinance from them for vacating a Recognizance, upon 
her paying 1,200/. to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall ; 
read, and pafled, 3 Ieb. 

1648, another from them for vacating a Recognizance 
of 2,400/. aad the Record thereof, and the Judgment ob- 
tained thereupon, 18 May. 

Hlildiard, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 15 Jan. 

——--— Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Coucurrence 
to be defired, 23 Mar. 

Hill, Daniel, 1647, Refolution for indicting him of High Treafon ; 
Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Tndi@ment ; Managers 
and Solicitor appointed ; Order for taking him into Cuftody, 
23 Sept-——Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, 
read, and agreed to, 1 Oct, 





























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Thomas, 1647, Petition in his behalf read; Petitioner not 

being at the Door to atteft it, uothing was done thereupon 

28 Sept. ? 

Doctor, 1647, Solicitor General to prepare Patent for 

making him Mafter of Trinity College ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 8 Jan.——Ordinance from them for pailing the 

Grant, read, and pafled; 15 Mar. 

1648, defired to preach, 31 May 28 June—Thanked, 

and to print his Sermon, 28 June Excufed, 22 July. 

Mr. 1648, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Recom- 

mendation, 15 Apr. 

Colonel Arthur, 1648, Petition with Papers, &amp;e. referred 
to the Committee for Irifh Affairs—Order for paying s00/. in 
part of his Debt, 22 June. 

Hillary, Joteph, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pare 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Dec. 

Hippefley, Sir Heury, 1646, Confideration of his Debt referred 
to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 2a Dec. 

Sir John, 1647, has Leave to attend the King, 20 





























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Gabriel, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Mar. 

Hitchcocke, Quartermaticr William, 1648, Order for paying 201, 
to his Wife, 28 Aug. 

Hitchcott, Hellen, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Hobert, Colonel, 1646, Ordinance for difcharging him from 
being Sheriff of Cambridgefhire, ordered, 28 Dec. Read, 
and paffed, 1 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 2 The Sub- 
committee of Accounts for Norfolk to ftate, audit, and per- 
fect his Accounts, 6 Mar. 

Hobfon, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patfed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 May. 

Hodges, Thomas, 1646, Order for paying him 1,o00/. towards 
Satisfaction of his Loffes, 2 Jan. 

——— Mr. defired to preach, 1 Feb. 1646 ——29 Mar. 1648 
—— Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 11 Mar, 1646. 

—— Hugh, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Hodgson, John, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrenee 
to be ‘lefired, 26 Jan. 

Hokifham. Vide Poltimore. 

Holborne, Major General, Vide Ramfey; Sir James. 

Holidays, 1647, Order for putting in Execution the Ordinance 
for abolifhing them, 25 Dec. 

Holland, Sir John, 1647, has Leave to go beyond Sea; his 
Attendance to be difpenfed with, 4 Nov. 

Tlolland, 1648, Lords Letter to the States General touching 
the revolted Ships, read, and agreed to; the Committee at 
Derby Houfe to appoint a Meflenger, and give him In- 
ftructions, 17 June—Lords three Letters to the States Ge- 
neral, and the States of Zealand, and Letter of Credence 
to Doriflaus, read, and agreed to, 20 Report touching 
a Letter to be fent to the States of Zealand; the Com- 
mittee to prepare like Letter to the States of Holland, 
3 Aug.—Manifefiation to the People of the United Pro- 
vinces for their Benevolence of 31,2182. 12s. 5d. to the 
miferable Irifh Protefiants, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired—-Order for an additional 1,000 ¢. 
to the Commiflioners who negotiated the Contribution, 
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Earl of, 1648, Letter to Lord Mayor, &amp;c. fubferibed 
Holland, G. Buckingham, Peterburgh, with a Declaration of 
their Intentions inclofed, read ; previous Queftion that they 
and their Adherents are Traytors, and ought to be proceeded 
againft as fuch, Affirmative—The feveral Committees of Se- 
queftrations to proceed to fequeltering their Eftates; Votes to 
be printed, 7 July Order for his Commitment to Warwick 
Cattle for High Treafon—tor a Strength of Horfe to convey 
him to Colonel Scrope, and for Commitment of Five Officers 
taken with him, 12—General’s Letter, with a Letter from 
Lords for his Removal from Warwick Cafile to the Black 
Rod, read; a Committee to prepare Anfwer, defiring he 
may continue where he is—Another Committee to fiate the 
Matter of Fact touching Informations againit him, and 
fearch what Ordinances are ‘paffed in either of thefe Parti- 
culars, 21 Aug. 

Tfolles, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. ; 

—— 1647. Vide Quarrel—Order for public Faith to him 
for his Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 


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Lady Eleanor, 1646, Refolution that her Portion be 





ranted to Denzell Holles, in Truft for her and her Children ; 
Sule for that Purpofe, read, and pafled; Lords Coneur- 
rence to be delired, 16 Mar. 


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—— Denzell, 1647, Order for his Appearance on a Day 
appointed, to be ieft at his ufual place of Abode, 4 Sept. 

——— 1648, Vote whereby he fiands accuted, difcharged, 
3 June. ‘To be communicated to Lords, 5. 

Holt, Cifile, 1646, Letters concerning the Surrender thereof, 
read ; Governor to have Liberty to go beyond Sea, with 300 /. 
his Wife to have 300/. per Annum, 22 Dec.—Order for 
difgarifoning and demolifhing it, 3 Mar. 

1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Holtby, Marmaduke, 1647, referred to the Committee of Ex- 
aminations, 14 Apr. Order for bailing him, 29 June. 

Holy Wland, 1648, Governor’s Letter, referred to the Com- 
mittee at Derby Houfe, 2 May Another, with Copy of 
Sir Marmaduke Langdale’s to him, read ; Order for continuing 
him Governor ; General to be acquainted therewith—Order 
for Repayment of Money difburfed by him—His Petition and 
Letter read ; Order for paying him 200/. in Part of his Ar- 
rears, 5 June—Another Letter from him read; Order for 
Letter of Thanks—for paying the Arrears of the Garifon—for 
making up the Men 100, 22 Aug. 

Hoogan, Sir Thomas, 1646, to be continued Governor of Lynn, 
17 Mar. 

Hooke, Richard, 1646, Order for beftowing 20. upon him, 26 
Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 1 Mar. 

Mr. 1648, Vote from Lords appointing him Receiver of 
the Firft Fruits, 8 Aug. 

Hooker, Edward, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee on 
the Earl of Worcefter’s Ordinance, 4 Feb. 

——— Colonel Edward, 1647, Report concerning him ; Re- 
folution that there appears Matter fuflicient to accufe him of 
high Crimes and Mifdemeanors, and that he be impeached ac- 
cordingly ; Order for taking him into Cuftody, 25 Sept.—— 
Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, read, and 
agreed to, 1 Oct. 

1648, Order for difcharging him from his Imprifonment, 
and from any Proceedings upon his hiuipeachment, 23 May. 
——— Ralph, 1647, Refolution for indicting him of high 'Trea- 
fon ; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indiétment; Managers 
and Solicitor appointed ; Order for taking him into Cuttody, 
25 Sept. Proclamation for apprehending him ; reported, 

read, and agreed to, 1 O&amp;t. 

Hopkins, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 July. 

Hopton, Colonel John, 1648, Petition to be read, 22 June. 

——— Colonel James, 1648, Petition to be read, 7 July. 
Read; Order for paying him 558/. 13s. in full Satisfaction 
for his Arrears, 8. 

Hore, William, 1647, Petition referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 28 Sept. 

Horfefall, Richard, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 18 Mar. 

Horfes, 1647, the Committee of the City Militia impowered to 
raife and lift them, 30 July Power given them to break 
open Locks and Doors, 1 Aug. ——Ordinance for public Faith 
for fuch Hortfes as fhall be feized and fecured for the Service 
of Parliament, ordered, read, and pafied ; agreed to by Lords, 
313 uly——Ordinance for fining thofe who refufeto bring in 
their Horfes, agreed to by Lords, 1 Aug. 

Horton, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 25 Aug.——Thankced, 
and to print his Sermon, 29 Sept. 

— Colonel, 1648, his Letter concerning a Victory over 
the Enemy in South Wales ; Order from Lords for Thanks to 
him and his Brigade—A Committee to confider of a Gratuity 
to them, 11 May. 

Hofkins, Bennet, 1647, his Cafe touching his Eleétion, and the 
Point of being difabled to fit, read, and referred to a Com- 
mitteé, 15 July. 

Hofpitals, 1647, Committee for them revived; Committees 
added ; The Committee to prepare Ordinance for Regulation 
thereof, and confider of fome Courfe for Relief of maimed 
Soldiers, Soldiers Widows, and Orphans, 6 Jan. 

Houghton, Sir Richard, 1648, Certificate of his Accounts, re- 
ported, and allowed; Order for paying him 779/. 5s. gd. 
Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 3 Apr. Read, and 
paffed, 4. Agreed to by Teoh, 14. 

Houfe, 1646, to be called, 21 Dec.—A —_ Preachers, 30 
Dec.—27 Jan. 1 &amp; 24 Feb. ‘Thanks them, 30 Dec. 

27 Jan. 24 Feb. 11 Mar. 

— 1647, appoints Preachers, 31 Mar. 28 Apr. 4 &amp; 
26 May——4, 7, 9 &amp; 30 June 2, 6, 10, 14, 18 &amp; 25 
Aug. 16 &amp; 29 Sept. 14, 21, 22 &amp; 25 O&amp;—— 
25 Nov. 30 Dec. 26 Jan.——23 &amp; 24 Feb. 
Thanks them, 21 Mar.——28 Apr.——26 May——g &amp; 30 
June 2,11 &amp; 25 Aug. 29 Sept. 27 O&amp;.——25 
Nov. 30 Dec.——26 Soe 23, Feb. Refolution for 
fitting ga Sunday, 5 June. Sits, 6 June——1 Aug. 

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Defires Minifters to pray before them, 5 June——i1 Aug. 
To be called, 18 Sept. Sheriffs to fummon Members to 
appear, 21 Called; Orders thereupon, 9 O&amp;. | Vide 

Members Accompanics a Meflage to Lords, 4 Jan. ~ 

1648, appoints Preachers, 29 &amp; 31 Mar.——26 Apr. 
17 &amp; 30 May 28 &amp; 29 Junc——12, 22 &amp; 26 July 

5, 7, 8 &amp; 30 Aug. 1 Sept.——Thanks them, 29 
Mar.——26 Apr. 17 &amp; 30 May 28 June 20 &amp; 
26 July——ii &amp; 30 Aug. Called; feveral excufed ; 
Excufes of others not admitted, 24 Apr.—A third Minifter 
defired to pray before them, 25. Thanked, 26. 

Howard, Lord, of Etcrigg, 1646, Petition read ; Nothing done 
thereupon, 6 Jan. Another from Lords, with f{pecial Re- 
commendation ; to be read, 13 Mar. 

Captain, 1647, his Offer of going in Perfon into Ireland, 
accepted—Order from Lords appointing him Captain of a 
Regiment of Horfe, agreed to, 13 Apr. 

——— Mr. 1647, A Committee to withdraw and examine him, 
2 Feb. 

——— Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 23 Mar. 

Howarth, Major, 1646, his Petitioa recommended by Lords, to 
be read, 27 Feb. 

Epiphan, 1646, Engagement of the Committee of both 
Kingdoms with him, reported ; Order for pardoning his De- 
linquency ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Mar. 

——~— Rowland, 1646, Engagement of the Committee of both 
Kingdoms with him, reported; Order for pardoning his De- 
linquency ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Mar. 

Hubbert, Hugh, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Hubert, Mr. 1646, Information that his Houfe was plundered, 
for committing a Perfon for Tippling in an Alehoufe in 
Sermon time; Order for Reparation for his Damages, 22 
Mar. 

——— Hugh, 1647, Examination of the Matter of Fa&amp; con- 
cerning arrefiing him, referred to a Committee, 27 May. 

Sir Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning nis Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Mar. 

Hudfon, Doctor Michacl, 1646, General Points’s Letter, and 
his Examination, read ; Member to prepare Letter of Thanks, 
and require the General to fend him up, 21 Dec. Deputy 
Governor of Hull to fend him up in fafe Cuftody ; Houfe will 
defray the Ex pence—Former Examinations of him to be deli- 
vered to a Comunittee, 12 Jan. His Relation of feveral Paflages 
of what he had writ to Major General Langhorne, and concern- 
ing others—Order for his Commitment to the Tower for 
Treafon ; none to fpeak to him but in the Keeper’s Hearing— 
Order for 50 ¢. to the Perfons that brought him up—For a 
Letter of Thanks to thofe that difeovered him, 21. 

——— 1647, Lieutenant of tie Tower’s Letter concerning 
feizing Perfons who came to vifit him, read; Vote of Ap- 
probation ; Order for keeping them fecured ; a Committee to 
examine them, with Power to difcharge them, 13 Dec. 

- 1648, Order for putting in Suit the Bonds entered into 

by him and his Sureties, 5 June. 

— Mr. 1647, voted incapable of fitting during this Parlia- 

ment, 5 July. 

Lieutenant Laurence, 1648, Petition read, 1 June. 

Huggins, Sir Thomas, 1646, Order appointing him Governor 
of Lynn, and for a Commiflion to him 21 Dec. Agreed to 
by Lords, 22. 

Hughes, Colonel Thomas, 1646, to be continued Governor of 
Chepftow Caftle, 17 Mar. 

——— Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 28 Apr. 
to printhis Sermon, 26 May. 

Charles, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 1 June. 

Hull, 1646, Order for continuing the Ordinance for Eftablifhment 
and Pay of the Garifon Three Months longer; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 29 Dec. For continuing the Garifon 
with 800 Men, 26 Feb. For continuing the Governor, 13 
Mar. 

1647, Report concerning the Garifon to be made, 7 &amp; 11 

May Eftablifhment to be reported, 3 July.—— Order for 

aying them, 2,40o/. in Part of their Arrears, 4 Odt.— 

Datamnoe for fupplying the Omiflion of the Town by the 

Ordinance for 60,000 /. per Menfem, and for enabling the Com- 

miflioners to levy the Affeflments incurred from the Date 

thereof, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
23——Ordinance boat Lords appointing a Comptroller of the 

Cuftoms, read, and paffed, 3 Feb. Petition of Mayor, 



























































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&amp;c. read; Order for beftowing a Houfe upon the Town, 23 
Mar 

——— 1648, General’s Letter concerning the Neceflity of re- 

pairing and fortifying the Town, read ; Order for 6,000 /. ~ 

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that Purpofe ; the Northern Committee to confider how it may 

be provided, 25 Apr.——Ordinance for raifing the Money, 

ordered, 2 May. Read, and paffed; agreed to by Lords, 8 

Order for fending down Arms and Ammunition, 7 June 
—For 500 /. to repair the Walls, &amp;c. and pay the Soldiers 
fent to Ayrefmouth, 27. 

Hull, John, 1648, Petition read, 1 June. 

Hunckes, Frances, 1647, Petition to be read, 3 July. 

Colonel, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Irith Affairs, 3 Apr. 

Hungerford, Colonel, 1648, has Leave to come from his Charge 
in Ireland, 1 May. 

Sir Edward 1648, his Letter referred to the Committee 
at Derby Houfe, 30 June. 

Hunfdon, Lord, 1647, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon ; Impeachment fent to Lords, with Defire he may be 
fequeftered from the Houfe, and committed, 8 Sept.—Meflage 
defiring them to appoint a Day for bringing up the Articles, 
17 Sept. 14 Oct. Day appointed, 14. A Committee to 
te ste them, 15 Meffage from Lords defiring a {peedy 

roceeding, 29 Nov. Articles to be read, 29 Nov.——1 Dec. 
Meffage to Lords, defiring a longer time for bringing them up, 
2—Orders and Warrants figned by him, and other Informa- 
tions, reported, and read, 13-———Ingroffed Articles reported ; 
Evidence to each read, and appliedby the Reporters; Articles, 
Title, and Conclufion agreed to, 29 Jan. Sent to Lords, 31. 

1648, Refolution againft proceeding further upon his 
Impeachment, 3 June—Meflage from Lords that they will 
difcharge him unlefs Houfe proceed by a Day appointed, 5. 

Hunt, Robert, 1646, previous Queftion fur taking off his Se- 
queftration, Affirmative, 11 Dec, 

John Le, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 1 July. 

Huntingdon, County, 1647, Members fent down to haften the 
bringing the Arrears of the Affeffment of 600,000 /. the Com- 
mittee of the Army to prepare Inftruétions for them, and 
Letter to haften the Payment, 23 Dec. Inftruétions and Letter 
reported, read, and agreed to, 24. 

— 1648, Ordinance from Lords for raifing Forces to fettle 

the Peace, and fupprefs Tumults in the County, read, and pafled, 

19 June Coleone for an Affeffment upon the [nhabitants 

of 80/. per Menfem for Six Months, for Pay of a Troop of 

Horfe to be raifed ; read twice, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired, 15 July. 

Earl of, 1648, his Petition from Lords for Liberty to 
refide Ten Days in London, 22 June. 

Hurlefton, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 28 Dec. 

Hurft, Serjeant Major John, 1648, Petition referred to the 
Cominittee of Leicefter, 15 June. 

Hurft, Cafile, 1646, to continue a Garifon, with the fame 
Number of Men as are now eftablithed, 2 Mar. 

1648, Condition thereof referred to the Committee of the 
Army, 1 July Order for 200 /. for vitualling and repairing 
it; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23 Aug. 

Hufbands, Major, 1648, Order for beftowing 150 ¢. on him to 
buy Horfes, 15 Aug. 

Huffey, Hubert, 1647, Report of his Fine and Delinquency re- 
committed, 10 June. 

George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 28 Dec. ; 

Sir Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 

pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired, 28 Dec. 

William. Vide Weftham. ; 

Hutchinfon, Michael, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, o Feb. ; 

Hyde, Humphry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Jan. 

Henry, 1648, Order for his Commitment to the Tower ; 

Serjeant to receive him from Perfons in whofe Cuftody he is, 

and convey him thither ; the Committee of the Navy to re- 

ceive Complaints againft him, and examine Witneffes on both 

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22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. &lt;A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


ACKSON, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read,and paffed ; Lords Con- 
currence io be defired, 27 May. 





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Colonel, 1647, Order for 100 /. for him and his Men 
and for quartering them ; agreed to by Lords, 5 June—For 
muftering them, 7. 

Stephen, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 13 July. 

Charles, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 

ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 

be defired, 14 Dec. 

Major Andrew, 1647, Petition and Certificate of his 
Arrears, read—Order for paying him 350 /. in full SatisfaGtion 
thereof, 3 Mar. 

Jaggard, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 30 June——Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 2 Aug. 

James, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 26 Jan. 

— John, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 11 Aug. 

Order for his Difcharge upon Payment of Monies due for the 

Excife, 12. 

King, 1647, Mr. Haffelrigge’s Letter about Papers in 

Mr. Smalley’s Hands, touching Examinations taken in the 

Star-chamber concerning his Death; Member to prepare Letter 

of Thanks, and defire Mr. Haflelrigg to give Smalley Notice 

to deliver his Knowlege in thofe Matters to Houfe, 24 Feb. 

He prefents Copy of a Warrant to take off the File the In- 
formation of the Ear! of Briftol againft the Duke of Bucks, and 
the Duke’s Anfwer ; Bufinefs referred to a Committee, 13 Mar. 

James’s St. 1648, Order from Lords for putting off the Fair, 
27 July. 

Janes, asthe, 1647, her Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning her Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Sept. 

Jaques, Roger, 1646, Report of his Fine and Compofition, re- 
committed ; Infiruétion, 9 Feb. 

Jenkins, David, 1647, a Committee to prepare Impeachment 
againft him ; printed Paper, intituled, “A Recantation of Judge 
Jenkins,” referred, 23 Apr.——Read ; a Committee to ex- 
amine and find out the Printers, &amp;c.; Matter of Faét con- 
cerning him to be reported, 11 May Order for profecuting 
him and the Publifhers of the Pamphlet in the King’s Bench ; 
Counfel to prepare the Matter of Fact ; Sollicitor appointed; a 
Committee to aflift them ; Houfe to be informed from Day to 
Day of their Proceedings ; Serjeant to give Counfel Notice 
of the Order, 22 June. Counfel and Committee added, 25 

Order for removing him from the Tower to Newgate, 
25 Sept.—~For his Tryal,14 &amp; 19 Jan. Order for fpeedy 
proceeding to his Tryal; a Committee to affift, with Power 
to confult the Judges, 19 State of the Matter of Faé con- 
cerning him, reported ; a Committee to prepare Ordinance to 
attaint him of High Treafon, 16 Feb. Ordinance read, 17. 
Committed, 18. Reported, with Evidence to make good the 
Matter of Faé ; Order for bringing him to Bar, 19. Brought ; 
Proceedings thereupon. Vide Privileges ; Ordinance read to 
him ; his Anfwer ; previous Queftion, for examining Witneffes 
at Lords Bar upon Oath, Neg. Order for examining them at 
the Bar of Houfe ; feverally examined ; Ordinance read Third 
time, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 21 
Order for removing him to Wallingford Caftle, with a ftrong 
Guard, 23 May. 

——— Mr. 1647, to be fummoned to appear before a Com- 
mittee, to anfwer Things objected againft him, 2 O&amp;. 

~——— Tobias, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Jan. 

Jenks, Richard, 1646, Order for beftowing 100 /. upon him as 
a Mark of Favour, 20 Jan. 

Jennian, Ralph, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his iiassseun, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 1 July. 

Jennings, Theodore. Vide Newman, Edward. 

Jonathan, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 27 May. 

Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 

to bedefired, 27 May. 

Mr. 1647. Vide Privileges. 

William 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 

Mrs. 1648, Petition to be confidered, 7 June. 

Jenny, Lady, 1647, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall, 16 Sept.” 

Jephfon, Colonel William, 1647. Vide Quarrel—To be heard 
concerning recruiting his Regiment, 2 Apr.——his Petition, 
to be read, 13 Mar. : 

1648, Read; Order for paying him, 1,000/. in full Sa- 


















































tisfaGtion of his Debt;—for paying him 1,500 /. in Part of his 
Arrears, 3 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 4. 


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Jermy, Johu, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance . or pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 13 July. 

Jervoice, Captain Thomas, 1646, Petition read, and referred 
to a Committee, 26 Feb. 

Henry, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. 

17 Nov. 

1648, Order for pafling him 500 7. in Part of his Ar 
rears, 7 July. Agreed to by Lords, 8. 

Jeffop, John, 1648, his Petition recommended by Lords, 7 
July—they put Houfe in mind thereof, 8 Aug. 

Illery, Joan. Vide Pawlett, Lord. 

Impeachments. Vide Baynes, Lieutenant Colonel; Chapman, 
Colonel; Cox, Captain; Vaughan, Colonel; Maynard, Sir 
John; Suffolk, Earl of; Willoughby, Lord, of Parham; Hunf- 
don, Lord; Maynard, Lord; Lincoln, Earl of ; Berkley, Lord; 
Middlefex, Earl of; Gayer, Sir John; Bunce, Alderman ; 
Langham, Alderman; Cullam, Alderman ; Adams, Alderman ; 
Bromfield Colonel; Hooker, Colonel; Jones, Captain. 

Impropriations, 1647, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to en- 
deavour to buy them in upon Delinquents Compofitions— 
Houfe to confider thereof, and of fettling a fufficient Mainte- 
nance for a preaching Miniftry, 10 June. 

—_—_—_— —— 1648, Ordinance from Lords for Reftitution of 
the furviving Truftees for buying them in to be employed for 

ious and charitable Ufes, read twice, and committed, 28 
Mee. Ordinance for difpofing of Impropriations, vefted 
by Ordinance in the Truftees for Sale of Bifhops Lands, in 
fuch manner as are or fhall be appointed by the Committee of 
plundered Minifiers, read twice; Queftion for Commitment, 
a Ordinance pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
1 Sept. 

pale 647, Ordinance for punifhing Inceft, Adultery, Fornica- 
tion, Drunkennefs, Swearing and Curting, to be reported, 
26 May. Reported, and re-committed to be divided into two, 
28 The Committee to confider of punifhing it, 3 Mar. 

1648, Ordinance for fupprefling Inceft, inceftuous Mar- 
riages, Adultery, and Fornication, read, 31 Mar. 

Inchiquin, Lord, 1647, his Letter read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs, 6 Sept—Minute of a Letter from 
Lords to him, 23. 

1648, Letter, with a Paper, fubfcribed by feveral Officers, 
exprefling that he bad declared againft the Parliament, and would 
have debauched them ; Letier and Advertifement from Lords 
concerning it, and acquainting Houfe they think it fit his Son 
fhould befecured in the Tower ; previous Quctiion for agreeing 
thereto, Affirmative—Relation of his Revolt; Officers driven 
from their Commands referred to the Committee for Irifh Af- 
fairs; Order for Reward to thofe who brought the Intelligence; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired—For recommending them 
and the reft to General, 13 Apr.— Declaration that all Commil- 
fions granted him are void; Ordinance for that Purpofe, or- 
dered, 14. Read twice, and pafled ; agreed to by Lords, 17. 
—Previous Queftion for declaring him a Traytor and Rebel, 
Affirmative; Declaration for that Purpofe, ordered, 14—— 
Report concerning his Son communicated by Lords, 18 May. 
Order for his Exchange, 1 July. Agreed to by Lords, 6. 

Indemnity, 1647, Ordinance for Indemnity of Soldiers and Com- 
mittee-men, to be read, 30 Apr. 6 May—Read twice, 
and committed, 7. Read third time; Blank for a Committee 
of both Houfes filled up; Quorum appointed; Ordinance 
paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14. Order for 
printing it, 21 Committees added; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 6 O¢t.—Paper concerning Defeéts in the Ordi- 
nance; the Committee of the Army to prepare Ordinance for 
remedying and removing them, 23 Oé.——Order for prefent- 
it—Another Committee to report the feveral Ordinances 
concerning Indemnity—Ordinance impowering Country 
Committees to put in Execution the Ordinances for Indem- 
nity, ordered—Declaration that the Committee of both 
Houfes for Indemnity have Power to put in Execution addi- 
tional Ordinances, 21 Dec. 

Ingleby, Sir John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Joachimi, Albert, 1646, Declaration that he fhall have the 
fame Immunities, with regard to Excife and Cuftoms, as 
former Ambaffadors from the United Provinces, 2 Mar.— 
His Letter, and Defires to go to the King, with Lords 
Order thereupon, 23. 

————— 1647, They put Houfe in mind thereof; Letter and 
Defires referred to the Committee for foreign Affairs, 30 
Mar.———Previous Queftion for granting him a Pafs, Af- 
-firmative, 8 Apr.——A Committee of both Houfes to vifit 
him upon his being recalled, 11 June—His Paper, defiringa 
Pafs to. the King; a Letter to the Commiffioners to admit 
him, and a Pafs to the Low Countries, from Lords, read, 

and agreed to, 29. 

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Johanns, William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial 
Recommendation, 29 Mar. 

Johns, Oliver St. 1647, appointed Mafter of St. Croffe’s Hof. 
pital ; Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 13 Mar. 

Johnson, Mr. 1646, Report concerning paying Money to him 
and Mr. Knight, communicated by Lords, 12 Dec.—They 
put Houfe in mind thereof, 18 Order for paying them 
3662. 14s. 6d. difburfed by them for the State, 6 Jan. 

Mr. defired to preach, 24 Feb. 1646 Thanked, and 

to print his Sermon, 30 Mar. 1647. 

— John, of the Baile Lincolnfhire, 1648, his Fine ac- 

cepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and 

paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 June. 

John, of Newark, Nottinghamfhire, 1648, his Fine ac- 

cepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and 
patted ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 June. 

Joice, Cornet George, 1647, his Petition from Lords for his 
— to Houle, read; Order for paying them, 
3 Sept. 

Jones, Colonel, 1646, to be continued Governor of Chefter, 
13 Mar. 

—— 1647. Vide Ireland—Order for paying him 1,676/. 19s. 
4d. according to contract with the Committee for Lrifh Af- 
fairs, 16 July For a Gratuity of 1,000/. for his Viétory 
over the Rebels, 18 Aug. 

1648, Order for paying the Money with Iniereft out of 

Goldfiniths Hall, 3 Apr. For placing a {pecial Mark of ex- 

traordinary Favour on him—for conferring an Eftate on him; 

Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 14 Aug. 

Captain John, 1647, Report concerning him; previous 

Queftion that there appears Matter fufticient to accufe him of 

High Crimes and Mifdemeanors, and that he be impeached 

accordingly, Affirmative ; Order for taking him into Cuftody, 

25 Sept. 

1648, Order for difcharging him from his Imprifonment 

_ from any further Proceedings upon his Impeachment, 23, 
ay. 

Captain William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with 

Certificates concerning him, to be confidered, 8 Oét. 

They put Houte in mind thereof, 23 Nov. 

Colonel, ‘Theophilus, 1647, Order from Lords for ex- 

changing him, agreed to, 30 Dec. 

Michael, 1647, Order appointing him Comptroller of the 

Cufioms in Londonderry, 17 Mar. 

-— Doétor, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 1 May. 

Jordan, Jofeph, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. 
——17 Mar. 

Ireland, 1646, Report communicated by Lords; their Ordi- 
nance thereupon for imprefling Ships totranfport Men, Vidtuals, 
&amp;e. thither; Report read; Ordinance read twice, and paffed, 
7 Dec.—Keport concerning that Kingdom to be made, 1. 
Lord Lieutenant’s Propofitions reported, and read ; Order for 
advancing 5,000 /. For Intereft to the Advancers—For fortify- 
ing and magazining the four Towns in Munfter under the Obe- 
dience of the Parliament ; the Committee for Irith Affairs to 
confider what Fortifications will be neceffary, and prepare 
Eftimate of the Charge—Same Committee to confider what 
Towns in Ulfter and Connaught are fit to be fortified and ma- 
gazined,and prepare Eftimate of the Charge—Declaration that 
Houfe will profecute an offenfive War for regaining Ireland 
to the Obedience of Parliament; fame Committee to confider 
of fome certain Foundation for a certain way of Subfiftence 
for the Forces there; what further Forces are neceflary, and 
srepare fettled way for Payment and Entertainment of them— 
La Lieutenant to repair to Munfter forthwith, 23 In- 
ftructions for him reported, and agreed to, with Amendments 
—Refolution for preparinga Sword to be carried before hin— 
Names of Privy Counfellors reported ;a Committee to prepare 
Oath to be taken by them—Order for paying 390 /. a-piece to 
thofe that go over with Lord Lieutenant—A Committee, if 
Five of them fhall not go, to confider of other fit Perfons to 
make up the Number—Order for an Allowance of 500 /. per 
Annum to each; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4 Jan. 

Order for the Exchange of Irifh Rebels; agreed to by 
Lords, 31 Dee-——A Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
eftablifhing the fame Form of Church Government in Ireland 
as in England, and confider of Means for advancing and main- 
taining a preaching Minifiry, 4 Jan—The Committee of the 

Army to confider what Ordinance, Arms and Ammunition, 

may be {pared out of the Garifons for the Irifh Service, 11— 

Papers from the Commiffioners in Ireland, communicated 

by Lords, 16—Other Papers from them ¢oncerning Bel- 

faft, &amp;c. 20. To be confidered, 20 &amp; 21. Referred to the 

Committee for Irith Affairs—Order for 1,400/. for Relief of 

the Forces in Belfaft—for levying the weekl Affeffments for 

Ireland upon Counties that have been under the Enemy within 

Two Years—The Committee to receive Complaints of the 

Counties where Forces defigned for Ireland have been . “ 

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their Tranfport, and confider of making Satisfaction for free 
Quarter—Lord Lieutenant impowered to grant a Commiffion 
of martial Law during their Stay here; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired—Order for fending over Arms and Ammunition 
from Newport Pagnall—Commiflioners at Ulfter recalled at 
their own Requett; One appointed ; the Committee to con- 
fider of another fit Perfon—Order for all Officers to repair to 
their Charges, and be at the Sea-fide within Fourteen Days— 
For 200/. to the Attorney General and Clerk of the Council 
going over—Lord Lieutenant takes Leave of Houfe, 28—— 
The Committee to confider of fome Courfe for redreffing In- 
juries done by free Quarter, 2 Feb. To give Account how 
they may be difcharged; Members to acquaint them with 
Complaints they have received, 22—Order for guarding the 
Irifh Coafts—Letter to the Scots Parliament for the Delivery of 
Belfaft, read, and agreed to, 4 Feb. Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified, 6—The Committee to perufe Treaties with Scotland 
concerning Ireland and their Forces there, 22—Report; 
Order for difcharging them ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
15 Mar.—Refolution that this Kingdom is not able to pay 
them any longer— Declaration that both Houfes will pay what 
is due to them according to Treaty ; Scots Commiffioners, 
and Scots Parliament to be acquainted herewith ; Lords Con- 
currence to be detired, 16-——Earl of Ormond’s Letters, with 
Propofitions for the Surrender of Dublin, read, and referred 
to the Committee—Inftructions given to Commiflioners, em- 
ployed to him, reported—Order for providing Tran{ports 
and fending Ships to the Bay of Dublin, 20 Feb.—Copy of 
Letter to Earl of Ormond; his Propofition, and the Propo- 
fitions made to him, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence 
fignified; Commitlioners to be thanked ; Order for 3,000 /. 
to him upon the Delivery of Dublin—For 12,000 /. to the 
Forces that are to receive it—lor Intereft to Perfons that Mhall 
advance the Money—Order for 10,877 /. 14s. gd. for fatis- 
tying Bills of Exchange for the reft of the Money afligned to 
the Earl cf Ormond—For Intereli to the Lenders; the Com- 
mittee to put thete Votes in Execution, 22 Feb. Votes re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendinents ; Amendments agreed 
to, 23 Order for a Commiffion of martial Law to the 
Commander in Chief of the Forces defigned for Dublin, both 
here and in Ireland; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23 
Mar.—Letter and Declaration of the diftretied State of Irifh 
Proteftants, read, and referred to the Committee ; Meffen- 
gers to attend them, aud give Information concerning thefe 
Matters; Members to acquaint them therewith—The Com- 
mitteee of the Army to furniilh what Arms, &amp;c. can be tpared 
for prefent Service—Order for an additional 10,000/, for 
Dublin—Vor Intereft to the Lenders, 27 Feb. Returned from 
Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 1 Mar. 
—Order for tranfperting Ordnance and Ammunition, 4— 
Report touching the Proportion of Forces to be fent—Refolu- 
tion for fending 3,000 Horie, Seven Regiments of Foot, and 
1,200 Dragoons, belides Officers—The Committee to confider 
what Forces are now in Ireland, and of an Eftablifhment for 
them all, and that they may be paid upon one Foot of Fita- 
blifhment, with Eftimate of the Charge—Previous Queftion 
for taking the Foot out of the Army, Affirmative—Refolution 
for taking Four Kegiments of Horie out of it; the Committee 
to confider how the Dragoons, and the Remainder of the 
Horfe, may be had, 6. General’s Letter concerning the Re- 
giments to be taken out of the Army, read, 8. Read again; 
Houfe approves the Conditions offered hy Colonel Hammond 
for his Regiment, and other Forces, mentioned in the Letter, 
to go over immediately, o. His Propofitions reported, and 
read—State of the Forces in Ireland—Eftablifhment for, 
and Particular of, thofe to be fent—Pay for the Train, with 
the State of the Carriages—Eftimate of the Charge ; the Com- 
mittee to confider of {peedy fending over Forces to receive 
Dublin, 15—Declaration from Lords concerning Irifh Af- 
fairs, read; nothing done thereupon—The Committee to in- 
quire of Officers from Ulfter and Connaught what Forces are 
there, and in what Condition—to confer with the General or 
other Officers how the Forces defigned for freland may be 
fent with the beft Expedition—Refolution for an Affeffment 
of 60,0001. per Menfem ; previous Queftions for raifing it ac- 
cording to former Proportions—for appointing the furviving 
Commiffioners in the laft Ordinance, feverally Affirmative, 
Ordinance ordered, 16. Vide Supply. 
1647, Colonel Birch’s Agreement to tranfport 2,000 
Foot and 200 Horfe, reported, and read; Order for Two 
Months Pay of Arrears, and a Month’s Advance for them; 
the Committee of Hereford to pay them upon Mufter; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired—Order for a Month’s Pay for the 
Horfe Three Months after their Tranfportation ; Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, ordered, 26 Mar. Read, and paffed, 29. 
Agreed to by Lords, 30—Houfe put Lords in mind of the 
Votes for recalling the Scots Army, 26 Mar——A Com- 
mittee to withdraw and prepare Reafons to be offered at a 
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Conference concerning them, 11 May. Reafons reported, 
Conference defired and agreed to; Managers appointed ; Con- 
ference held, 14———Lords Concurrence to the Votes for re- 
calling the Scots, fignified ; Mr. Froft to fee them put in Exe- 
cution, 26 Aug. Letter from Lords to give Lord Chan- 
cellor of Scotland Notice thereof, read, and agreed to, 4 Sept. 
Meffenger appointed by Lords to carry it, agreed to. Order 
for 100 /. to him for former Services, and defraying his Ex- 
pences, 7. The Committee of both Kingdoms to prepare 
Inftruétions for him, and fend a Tranfeript of the Letter to 
the Counci! of Scotland, 8 Letters from the Eftates of 
Scotland, read, and referred to the Committee for Irifh Af- 
fairs, 8 O&amp;t. Scots Commiffioners Letter touching their Ar- 
my, read, 7 Jan. Report of the Proceedings of Gentlemen 
fent from the Committee for Irifh Affairs to the General and 
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the Irifh Service, Thanks thereupon.—Houfe acquainted with 


Informations concerning a Petition carrying on—Refolution 
that they have, notwithftanding this, a good Opinion of the 
Army—Copy of the Petition, &amp;c. referred to a Committee — 
Order for inclofing it in a Letter to General, with Defire he 
would put a Stop to it—Engagement of Officers to enter into 
the Irifh Service, read, and approved; Thanks thereupon ; 
Declaration that they and their Men fhall bave ‘Two Months 
Arrears, and a Month’s Pay, when on fhipboard, as_ well 
as the reft, 27 Mar. Order for drawing thofe that en- 


gage to go into a Body, 29—For dilpofing them into Re- 


giments, 9 Apr———Previous and main Quettions for confi- 
dering the civil and military Government of Ireland, feverally 
Affirmative, 27 Mar.——Refolution that the civil Power 


be put in a way diftinét from the military—that the civil 
Government be in the Hands of Two Lords Juftices—Pre- 
vious and main Queftions for appointing Commiffioners for 
managing the War, feverally Attirmative—Previous . Quel- 
tion that Sir William Waller command the Forces in Lemp- 
fter and Ulfter, Neg. 1 Apr.—Previous Queftion that the 
Commander in Chief have the Title of Field Marfhal, and his 
perfonal Entertainment be 6/. per Diem, Affirmative ; Ser- 
jeant Major-general Skippon appointed Commander in Chief. 
Vide Skippon—Previous Queftion that Lieutenant-general 
Mafiey be Licutenant-general of Horfe, Affirmative ; Lord 
Lieutenant to be acquainted with thefe Votes, 2. Lords Con- 
currence to them fignified, 6 Information of a Fly-boat 
laden with Soldiers, &amp;c. taken. Vide Jerfey—Order for 
Shipping to guard the Coafts between Briftol and freland, 30 
Mar.——The Agents for Ulfter and Connaught to give Ac- 
count of their Proceedings to the Committee for Trifh Affairs, 
2 Apr. Committees added—Order for {peedy tranfporting 
the Forces, 7—Contraét for Supply of Victuals, reported, 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8— 
Gentlemen fent from Ireland have Leave to go to Dublin ; 
previous Quetiion for allowing them 600 /. to bear the Charge 
of their Return, Neg—Order for allowing them 300 4.— 
Governor of the ‘Town and Cafile of Dublin appointed, 8. 
Agreed to by Lords—Refolution for a higher Pay to the Offi- 
cers in Ireland than thofe in England—For paying any Pro- 
portion refpited upon the public Faith out of Lands there— 
‘he Committee to prepare an Eftablifhment for the Forces— 
Impowered to grant Commitlions to Officers approved by Par- 
liament, agreed to by Lords—Scots Officers Letter from 
Ulfier, read, and referred to the Committee, 9-—Lord Lieu- 
tenant’s Letters, and Brief of his Proceedings in fettling the 
Province of Munfter, read, and referred to the Committee— 
Eftablifhment reported, and agreed to—Dragoons that can 
be perfuaded to go to receive Orders for that Purpofe—Order 
for Coats and Knapfacks for the Foot—For Officers to have 
Debentures for their Arrears—Colonel Sheffield’s Offer to go 
with his Regiment, and Captain Howard’s to go with as manyot 
his Regiment as he can get, feverally accepted, 13—A Com- 
mittee to fign fuch Warrants for ifluing Money ordered for 
Dublin as the Committee of both Houfes for Irifh Affairs fhall 
order, 15—Order for providing 12,000/. for the Service 
thereof, and tranfporting Forces ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired; the Committee to meet and fign Warrants for iffuing 
it, 16—Ordinance for making it up 20,000/. out of Gold- 
fmiths Hall, upon the Credit of 200,000/. to be borrowed of 
the City, for the Service of all Ireland, 20. Agreed to by 
Lords, 21 Revoked; Order for charging it upon Weavers 
Hall, 18 May——Votes for iffuing 13,000/. to the Commif- 
fioners for receiving Dublin—To enable the Committee for 
Irith Affairs to difpofe of the Remainder affigned for that Ser- 
vice, feverally agreed to by Lords—The Committee of the 
Navy to examine and ftate the Bufinefs concerning the Ad- 
venturers for additional Forces by Sea, 21 Apr.—Report from 
the Committee for lrifh Affairs concerning Letters, &amp;c. 
received from the Commiffioners with the Army, to be 
confidered, 22. Read, 23. Sum of the Commiffioners Pro- 


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ments to the lrifh Service, read; Parties to be fummoned to 
appear, 27 Narrative of the State of Monies, Arms, &amp;c. 
in Munfter—Of the State of Affairs in Ireland at the Arrival 
of Lord Lieutenant and Council; Thanks thereupon, 7 
May— Ihe Committee to fend for Contractors for tranfport- 
ing Men, and receive Account of their Performance of their 
Contraéts—Lord Inchiquin’s Letter, Articles for the Surrender 
of Cappoquine and Dungarvon, read, and to be communicated 
to Lords; Order for printing them—His Propofitions -for 
carrying on the War in Munfter; Order for providing 
a Train of Artillery—For Letter of Thanks—The Com- 
mittee of the Navy to contra¢t for Tranfports, 18—Refolution 
that fuch Forces as will engage for Ireland be prefently 
taken on, and have a Fortnight’s Advance befides Two 
Month’s Pay of their Arrears—Times and Places of Rendez- 
vous appointed ; Field-marfhal Skippon to be prefent to take 
them on—Ordinance for 40,000 /. for them, and for convoying 
the Money, ordered, 25. Read, and pafled; agreed to by 
Lords—Keport from Lords concerning Lrifh Soldiers taken up 
for the French King’s Service, and feized in their Paflage to 
Dieppe, read, and reterred back to the Committee of the Ad- 
miralty—Ordinance from them to efiablifh a Committee to fit 
at Derby Houle for Irifh Affairs—Certificate concerning 
Powder, &amp;c. delivered at Dublin, read —Lift of Officers that 
have engaged tor Ireland, read; Order for Commitlions for 
them; Agreed to by Lords, 28——-The Committee to iffue 
Warrant fo: a Month’s Pay, upon Mutter, to ali tne Forces 
engaged, 2June. Order amended; Amendments agreed to 
by Lords, 4. Ordinance for tranfporting them, read, and 
pafled; agreed to by Lords, 12—Order for fhipping and 
tran{porting One Regiment—For paying another come off 
from the Army; agreed to by Lords—Propolition for 
railing 700 Horfe, read, and approved; agreed to by Lords, 
15——Order for Two Months Pay upou Security to tran{port 
them; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 July. Order for 
fpeedy paying and tranfporting them, 14 Letters coucern- 
ing them, read, and referred to the Committee for Irth 
Affairs, 18 Aug. Reportfrom Lords for appointing a Packet- 
boat between England and Muntier, agreed to, 21 June— 
Order for Provitions for the Forces in Lreland—For like 
Terms to the Forces of the Northern Affociation, upon going 
over, as to other Korees—For fetting apart 40,0004. in 
Weavers Hall, for the fole Ufe of Ireland, 22. Agreed to by 
Lords, 23. Order for employing 10,000 4. Part thereof, for 
Recruits, &amp;c. for the Forces in Muntter; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 26 Order for paying 2,638 /. to Earl of 
Ormond ; Lords Concurrence to be defired—For paying 7,230 /. 
14s. 4d. tor tranfporting, recruiting, and furnifhing a Regi- 
ment of Horfe—For muftering and reducing all the Forces into 
tegiments—For a Month’s Pay of their Arrears, and for their 
marching to the Sea-fide; Declaration that upon their coming 
there they fhall receive the Conditions promifed—Order for a 
‘Troop of Horfe, and Two ‘Troops of Dragoons, to march to 
Liverpoole—-Detires of Lord Ormond, and the Commiflioners 
from Dublin, referred back to the Committee for Trifh A ffairs— 
Letter to Lord Inchiquin, reported, read and agreed to, 2 
July. Agreed to by Lords, 5—Three Commiflioners to 
be fentinto Munfter; the Committee to nominate fit Perfons, 
and prepare Inftruétions for them, 2 Commiflioners ap- 
pointed ; the Committee for Irifh Affairs to take care of fur- 
nifhing them with Money and other Neceflaries, and prepare 
Inftructions for them; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 
Sept. Commiflioner added, 14 Dec. Order for appor- 
tioning and fending over 25,o00/. to the feveral Provinces, 
6 July—Order for paying 30,000/. Remainder of the 40,000/. 
affigned for Lreland; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Letter 
from Commiflioners at Dublin, read; Order for 10,000 /. 
for the Forces in Munfter—For 8,000 /. for the Lagan Forces 
—For 7,000/. for the reft of the Forcesin Ulfter ; Commanders 
appointed, with Power to iffue Warrants for difpofing of the 
Money; Committee to prepare [nftructions for reducing Irifh 
Forces according to the Eftablifhment—Order for a Convoy 
for the Money to the Water-fide—Phyfician-general, Surgeon, 
and Apothecary, to the Army, appointed—Order for fending 
Veffels to guard the Coafts—Letters and Remonftrances from 
Lord Inchiquin and the Forces at Munfter, read; the Com- 
mittee to extract and ftate the material Parts of them, 16— 
Ordinance for Payment of 27,602/. Remainder of 40,000/. 
and for making void the Ordinance for Payment of 30,000 /. 
Remainder thereof, read, and pafled, t9. Agreed to by 
Lords, 20—Letter from the Commiffioners at Dublin, read, 
and to be fent to General, with Defire that he would prefs the 
fending away the Forces, 22. Commiflioners Letter, with 
the Refult of their Proceedings thereupon, read, 30—Order 
touching the Difpofing of the Money to be fentinto Munfier, 
23—For delivering it to be tranfportea ; ay ee to by Lords, 
30 Letter concerning a Defeat over the Rebels by Colonel 
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— 20,000/. for his Forces—For furnifhing them with 
owder, 14—Another Letter to the fame Purpofe, Diary, and 
Relation of Paflages, read; Lift of Prifoners; Meflengers 
Narrative; Order for printing then—For a Thankfgiving. 
Vide Thank/giving—For a Reward to the Meflenger—For 
a Gratuity of 1,000 /. to Colonel Jones—For paying Part 
of the Arrears of other Officers; the Committee to confider 
what Neceffaries are requifite to be fent forthwith, and how 
they may be provided, 18—Ordinance for 20,000 /. for his 
Forces, read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords, 20 Letter 
to Colonel Jones, taking Notice of his good Services, read, 
and agreed to, 1 Sept. Lords Concurrence fignified, 2— 
Order for Officers to repair to their Charges—For 300/. to 
fend them over; — to by Lords, 26—General’s Letter 
concerning 6,000 Foot and 2,000 Horfe prefently to be fent 
over, read ; the Committee to confer with fuch Officers as he 
fhall appoint thereupon, 1 Sept. Commiffioners with the 
Army to confer with them, 2—A Committee to confider of 
Ways and Means for raifing Monies for Ireland, with Power 
to receive Propofitions, 1. Propofitions reported, and read ; 
the Committee to prepare feveral Ordinances purfuant thereto 
—Refolution for drawing together Five Regiments of Foot— 
Four Regiments of Horfe—Five Companies of Dragoons ; 
Commiflioners to confer further about them in Readinefs for 
fpeedy ‘Tranfportation; Names of Commanders to be pre- 
fented, 16—Order for a Month’s Pay by Way of Advance— 
Touching the Proportion of their Arrears—Eftablifhment of 
their Pay; Votes to be communicated to General, 18.— 
Order touching the Payment of Allowances to Commiftioners 
from the Irifh Parliament, 4 Sept.—Lord Inchiquin’s Letter 
and Informations concerning the faine Bufinefs, referred to the 
Committee, 6. Vide Marfhal, Thomas; and Stebbing, 
Major-general—Order for 700 Suits of Cloaths, with Shirts, 
Shoes, and Stockings for the Forces in Munfter—Like Order 
for thote in Ulfter and Connaught, to be deducted out of their 
Pay, 2c. ‘The Committee to contract for them, and for 
Cloatiis for the Forces in Lempfter, 27—Ordinance for iffuing 
20,000. for Lempfter; agreed to by Lords, 24—Letter from 
them to be fent into Lreland, with a Pafs for the Bearer, read, 
and agreed to, 25— Lord Inchiquin’s Letter concerning his Sucs 
cefS in taking many firong Places, read, and to be printed ; 
Thanks thereupon, 27. Another Letter of his, with Lords 
Defires thereupon, 28 Letter from Dublin, with a Pe- 
tition inclofed, referred to a Committee—Lift of Train of 
Artillery, with the Pay, read, and agreed to—Order for com- 
pleting the Body—Houle to confider of levying Money for 
completing the Eftablifhment—Reipites in former Votes con- 
cerning Pay, read; Refolution thereupon ; Carriage Mafter to 
be left out; Commencement of the Eftablifhment—The Com- 
mittee of the Army to prefent one, 4 Oét.—Country Com- 
mitiees impowered to adininifter an Oath to fuch whofe Ac- 
counts they fiate, and to whom they give Debentures—Letter 
to be written to them, requiring a fpeedy Difpatch of their 
Accounts—6,o000 Foot, detigned for Ireland, to be in Six Re- 
giments—A Major or Lieutenant-colonel to be appointed for 
the 500 Dragoons, 23—Letter from Lords appointing a 
Commiflary-general for Provifions ; the Committee to con- 
fider the Neceflity of the Place, and of the Salaries, 8 
O&amp;ct.—Report touching Ireland and Irifh Prifoners, recom- 
mended by Lords, 15 Order for martial Law to Colonel 
Moncke, 1 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 2—The Committee 
to prepare Efiimate of Shoes, Cloaths, and Victuals 
for the Forces, with Power to treat with Perfons about 
providing them upon the Credit of the 60,0004. per Men- 
fem, 1. Propofition reported—The Committee to treat with 
Merchant Adventurers about a Loan and Security, 13. 
Vide Merchant Adventurers—Lord Inchiquin’s Letter, with 
Lords Order thereupon, read, g—The Committee to con- 
fider of Means for Relief of the Soldiery and carrying on the 
War—To prepare Letter to the Prefident and Officers in Mun- 
fier, touching their Indemnity as to their Remonftrance, 1o— 
Letter read, and agreed to ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
30—Order for Money for the Forces of Lempfier, and thofe 
of Ulfter who affifted them; agreed to by Lords, 13 Nov. 
Lord Inchiquin’s Letter concerning a great Victory over the 
Rebels in Munfter, read, and to be printed—Order for a Re- 
ward to the Meflenger—For a Thankfgiving. Vide Thank/- 
giving, 29. Relation thereof ; Order fora Gratuity of 1,000 l. 
to Lord Inchiquin—For Letter of ‘Thanks to him—Refolution 
that out of the firfi Monies aligned for Ireland 10,0004. be 
affigned as a Stock of. Credit for the Province, 3o——Se- 
verally agreed to by Lords, 1 Dec.—Petition of [rith Nobi- 
lity, &amp;c, concerning the bleeding Condition of that Kingdom, 
Petitioners thanked—Payment of Money upon the Ordinance 
for a Fourth Part of the Adventurers to commence the 1ft 
Inftant ; Ordinance to be re-printed, with the Vote annexed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11—Refolution for an Af- 
fefiment of 20,000/, per Menfem; previous Queftion for 

charging 























charging it according to former Proportions, Affirmative, 14. 
Vide Supp/y—Order for fending 1,000 /. Part of 10,000 /. for- 
merly ailgned for Relief of the Forces in Munfiter—For fend- 
ing lawful Money, 11 Jan.—Account of Charity collected in 
the United Provinces for the diftreffed Irifh, 12. Vide Hol- 
land—Order for fending Train Horfes, &amp;c. into Muntter, 
17 —Order from Lords for paying the Adventurers Money to 
the Vice-treafurer, read, and agreed to, 18—QOrder for put- 
ting in Execution the Ordinance for raifing 50,000 /. by Sale 
of Houtes, agreed to by Lords, 24———-Agreement for raifing 
and tranfporting a Regiment of EKoot to Colonel Moncke, 
read, aud agreed to—Order for fending battering Pieces to 
Colonel Joues—For tending 1,000 Firelocks to Dublin, 16 
Feb. Severaily agreed to by Lords, 17——Order from Lords, 
appointing a Commiflary of Victuals, 1 Mar.—Letters from 
Lord Inchiquin and the Governor of Dublin, to be read, 4 
—Matier of the Ordnance appointed, 17—Order for Con- 
voys for the Provifions—The Committee to prepare Letter to 
Lord Inchiquin’s Officers, taking Notice of their Services; a 
Perfon to attend them—Contract for furnifhing certain Pro- 
vifions for the Soldiery, read, and approved; Ordinance in 
relation thereto ordered—Lieutenant General Cromwell’s Of- 
fer for the Service of Ireland, reported, read, and accepted ; 
to be thanked, 24. 

—— 1648, thanked, 25 Mar.—Lord Inchiquin’s Letter, 
with an Order of the Council of War, and Articles exhibited 
by the Judge Advocate againft {ome Officers ; the Committee 
to confider of preventing the Danger, and furthering the Sup- 
plies, 28—Relation of Matters of great Concernment, with 
refpect to the Province of Muntter, Commiflioners appointed 
to go thither, with Power to affure the Soldiery of an Act of 
Indemuity-—Declaration that Houte will fatisfy their Arrears ; 
the Committee to prepare Infiruétions for them—Commif- 
fioners appointed for the other Three Provinces; fame Com- 
mittee to prepare Tntiructions for them; One added for 
Lempfier; previous Quefiion for adding another, Neg. 30. 
Votes agreed to by Lords—Another for Leimpfter added ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 31——Order for general 
Infiructions to the Commiffioners tor Muntier, concerning 
the dilpofing of the Monies, 1 Apr.—Colonel Jones’s Letter 
touching the Condition of the Forces in Dublin, with a Let- 
ter to him out of the North, anda Petition of the Mayor, 
&amp;e. read; Order for a Letter of Thanks—For charging 1,000 . 
formerly aligned upon Goldfmiths Hall, with Intereft; Let- 
ter, &amp;c. referred to the Committee, 3—Letter from the 
Commitflioners defigned for Muntier, read—Letter and Adver- 
tifement that Lord Inchiquin had revolted, 13. Vide Lnchi- 
quin, Lord—Order for fufficient Force of Ships upon the Coatt 
of Munfter—The Committee at Derby Houfe to confider of a 
Proportion of Forces, Money, &amp;c. to be fent, and of Means 
for preferving the Parliament’s Intereft in that Province—Or- 
der for final] Ships to guard the Irith Coalis, 14—Lift of Ships 
for that Service, reported—Declaration that the Vice-adiniral 
there is fubordinate to the Vice-admiral of England, 17 
Report from Lords, concerning Ships to be tent, referred 
back to the Committee of the Admiralty, 8 May——The 
Committee at Derby Houfe to fend over from time to time 
what Forces they fhall think neceffary for regaining the 
Parliament’s Intereft, 15 Apr.—-Copies of Letters from the 
Parliament’s Commifkioners in Scotland to feveral Officers in 
Ireland, to prepare them againft Attempts made upon them for 
revolting ; Vote of Approbation to be fent to the Cominif- 
fioners, 23 Colonel Jones’s Letter, with Copies of other 
Letters and Papers, read, and referred to the Committee at 
Derby Houfe—Lord Inchiquin’s Letter, with Jones’s intended 
Anfwer, read; left to him to do with the Anfwer as he fhall 
think good—Order for Letter of Thanks—Retolution againft 
a Ceflation with the Rebels—Account of 27,5664. 19s. 3d. 
allowed; Order for refpiting One Third Part—for charging 
another upon Lands in Ireland—for immediate Payment of 
the other Third Part out of Monies not engaged of the Bri- 
tifh Affeflments, 9 June—Ordinance from Lords for better 
collecting the 20,000 /. per Menfem, 22. Read, and pafled, 
23—Reports from them concerning the Great Seal, 27 
Order for providing for fuch Scots Regiments as remain in 

Ireland, and refufe to go out of the Parliament’s Service, 24 
July- -For Attorney General to go over—For fending Forces 
to Colonel Jones, 1 Aug.—The Committee at Derby Houfe 
to fecure Prifoners mentioned in his Letter, 3—Lord Inchi- 
quin’s Letter, with Declaration from the Commanders of the 
confederate Catholics, read—Colonel Jones’s Letter read ; 
Order for Letter of 'Thanks—For placing a {pecial Mark of 
Favour on him. Vide Jones, Colonel—For recruiting his 
Forces, 14. 
1646, Petition of diftreffled Proteftants, fent from Lords, 
27 Feb. 
1647, Petition of Irith Proteftants to be read, 12 July 




















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INDEX ¢o the Firtru Voutume. 


for Relief of thofe about Barnftaple, read, and paffed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 24—Order fora Colleétion next 
Phank{giving-day for thofe in and about London; Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, ordered, 20 Aug. Read, and paffed, 9 
——Agreed to by Lords, 1 Sept.—Order for the Treafurers 
to difpofe of Monies come to their Hands, 202—~—Order for 
a Coilection next Thank{giving-day for Relief of Englith Pro- 
teftants driven out of Ireland, and touching the Difpofal 
thereof, 29 Nov. Account of Charity collected in the 
United Provinces for Relief of Irifh Proteftants, 12 Jan. Vide 
Holland. , 

Treton, Colonel, 1646. Vide Quarrel. 

— John. Vide Squire, Thomas. 

Lfaack, Sebaftian, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 May. 

See Amyas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 20 Dec. 

Samuel, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 

his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 5 Jan. 

Judges, 1646, Vote for appointing a Committee to confider of 
filling the Benches with Judges, 21 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 
22 Meffage from Lords, defiring they may meet, 9 Feb. 

A Committee to prepare Infiructions for them, 21 Jan. 
——Infiructions to be read, 4 Mar.——Speaker to prefent 
Names of thofe that are to go the Circuits, 5 Feb. Prefents 
them; feverally approved ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
6. Meffage defiring them to expedite their Anfwer; Vote 
returned, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, o 
—-—Order for them not to proceed to Trial of Parties 
brought before them for any Fa¢t committed in tempore &amp; 
loco belli, in purfuance of any Ordinance, 11° Mar.—Vor 
difcharging them, and giving fo much in Direétions to the 
Jurors, 12. 

——— 1647, Order for Commiilioners of the Great Seal to 
appoint Judges for the Circuits, 29 June--—Agreed to by 
Lords, 1 July—Judges appointed; a Committee to prepare 
Inftructions for them, and confider of fome Courfe for 
preventing delinquent Lawyers from practtifing, 8. Lords 
Concurrence figuified, 10. Inftraéctions to pe confidered, 21 

Ordinance appointing a Salary for them, and difabling 
thein to receive other Perquifites, read, 13 Jan.—Votes ap- 
pointing Judges to go the Circuits, 31——-Returned from 
Lords, with an Amendment, 3 Feb. 

1648, Commiffioners of the Great Seal to confider of 
Perlons fit to be Judges in all the Courts, and of fit Perfons 
to be called to be Judges, and give them Infiruétions—To 
nominate Judges for South Wales, 13 June. 

Ives, St. 1646, new Writ, g Feb. 

Ives, Jeremy, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Iveit, Zachary, 1648, to be feat for in fafe Cuftody for being 
active in the late Infurrection in Kent; Member to affiti in 




















fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 


the Navy, 19 June——Keport; Power given them to bail 
him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aue. 

Jujlices of Peace, 1647, Commiffioners of the Great Seal to 

fend Lifts of them to the Members for the feveral Counties 

&amp;c.; they to confider of them, and prefent the Lifts to Houfe, 

1 Dee. 

1648, Fees for their Commiffions and Dedimus Potefia- 

tems to be paid out of the Hanaper; Lords Concurrence to 


be defired, 18 Apr.———Members to confider of the Names of 


Perfons in Commiffion, and offer fit Perfons to the Com- 
— of the Great Seal to be put into Commiflion, 1 
ay. 

Juzxon, Dr. 1647, Petition of his Tenants, with Lords Defires 
thereupon, g Apr. To be read, 290 &amp; 30 Order for 
them to pay Rents due to him on 1ft November laft ; Truf- 
tees for the Sale of Bifhops Lands to appoint their Receiver, 
to receive the Arrears, and pay them to him, 1 Mav. 

Ivy, 1646, Lords put Houfe in mind of Ordinance for appoint- 
ing a Minifter; Ordinance to be read, 21 Dec. Read, 
and pafled, 10 Feb. 


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22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


K ECKWHIT H, Lieutenant Colonel George, 1646, appointed 
Governor of St. Mawes, 12 Mar. 

Kelfey, Edward, i647, appointed Governor of Magdalen’s 
Hofpital in Hants; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 May. 

Colonel 1647, to be thanked for his Care in fecuring 
Monies at Oxon, 4 June. 

Kemifh, Sir Nicholas, 1647, has Leave to go to Bath upon 
Security for his true Imprifonment, 7 Sept. 





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1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 15 Apr. Bonds 
entered into by him and his Sureties, to be put into Suit, 10 
May. 

Kemp, Nicolas, 1647, his Cafe, concerning a Debt due from 
Sir John Mylle, referred to a Committee, 17 Dec. 

1648, Order for paying it, 16 May. Agreed to by Lords, 





19. 

—~— Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 27 Jan. 

John, 1647, Order for paying him 80o0/. due from Sir 
John Mylle, 21 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

Keynes, Sir Charles, 1648, has Leave to go beyond Sea, ac- 
cording to his Articles, 14 Aug—To be admitted to com- 
pound ata full Third Part of his Eftate, 25. 

Kendrick, Alderman, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to 
fiate his Accounts, 6 Jan. Accouats to be read, 4 Mar. 
Kenrick, Captain, 1647, Examination concerning indi¢ting 
him for ftealing Horfes, to be read, 30 Apr. Read, with 
a Letter from the Deputy Lieutenants of Kent; Sir John 
Sedley examined; Previous Queftion for putting him out of 

all public Employmeuts, Afttirmative, 6 May. 

Kent, 1647, Complaint of Mifdemeanors committed by fome 
Troopers, referred to a Cominittee, 17 June A Commit- 
tee to prepare Letter to be fent to the County Committee, 3 
Aug. Names fubferibed to a Letter from the Committee 
of the City Militia to them, read 25 Sept. Coinmittees 
Letter concerning vexatious Suits for Services done to the 
Parliament, read, 22 O&amp;t. Ordinance for Indemnity of 
Perfons who have ferved the Parliament, read twice ; Queftion 
for Commitinent, Neg, Ordinance paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Mar.—-Committees Letter referred to the 
Committee of Indemnity, 3 Nov. Ordinance impowering 
them to put in Execution the Ordinances for Indemnity, read, 
and pafied, 21 Dee. Agreed to by Lords, 20 Jan. 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion to him, 
17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29——-Members fent down to 
haften the bringing in the Arrears of the Affeflments of 
600,000 /.; the Commictee of the Army to prepare Inttruc- 
tions for them, and Letter to haften the Payment, 23 Dee. 
Infiructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 24 
-——Sheriff has Leave to come to London, 13 Jan.—Com- 
mittees Letter referred to the Committee of the Army, 27 
—— Another, touching proportioning the Affefiments, re- 
ferred to the Committee upon the Ordinance for monthly Af- 
feffments, 2 Mar.—Another Letter read, 4-——Ordinance 
for impowering the Deputy Lieutenants to punifh Defaulters 
in Mutiers by a pecuniary Mulét, ordered, 27 Jan. 






































Reported, 
and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 May 
Additional Committees fur Affefiments, agreed to by Lords, 2 





May—The Committee to prevent tumultuous Mectings, 17. 
Member has Leave to go down for Prefervation of the Peace, 
22—Declaration of the County to Soldiers of Lord Fairfax’s 
Army, read; the Committee at Derby Houfe to find out the 
Printer, &amp;c.—Letters and Informations concerning rifing in 
divers Parts, referred to the fame Committee ; Perfons to at- 
tend them: their Report, with Earl of Thanet’s Propofals to 
them, for appeafing the ‘Tumults, and Lords Senfe thereupon, 
read, and agreed to, 24. Infiructions for him, reported, 
read, and agreed to; Order for fending him down—The 
Committee of the Admiralty to fit de die in diem till the 
Difiractions are fettled— Letter, with Copy of Articies agreed 
on between fome of the Committee, and other Gentlemen 
read, 25—The Committee at Derby Houfe to employ the 
Parliament’s Guard, and Forces in the ‘Tower, to fupprefs the 
Infurreciion, 26. ‘Their Report—Mr. Sherman’s Relation of 
Numbers rifen about Deptford and Greenwich—To be made 
to the Committee at Derby Houfe; they to prepare Infiruc- 
tions for him; Intiruétions reported, read, and agreed to, 27. 
Letter to the Committee, read—another to Lord Mayor, read ; 
Order for Thanks to him for communicating it— Veclaration 
that Houle leaves the whole Management of the Bufinefs to 
General; to be fent to him, and the Gentlemen of Kent, and 
communicated to the City, 29g—A Committee to examine 
the Meilenger that brought a Letter pretended to be fent from 
divers Gentlemen; their Report; Meffenger ordered into Cuf- 
tody. Vide Gates—Another Letter communicated by Lords, 
30 Letters from Rochefier, and from Geutlemen of the 
County, to Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to 
be thanked; Meflengers that brought the Letter from Ro- 
chetter ordered into Cultody—General’s Letter concerning 
the Defeat of the Kentifh Forces at Maidftone, to be com- 
municated to Lord Mayor and Common Council, and ré- 
tured back—Order for Rewards to the Meflengers—For a 
Tnankfgiving. Vide Thank/yiving—For a Letter of Thanks 
to General, 3 June—His Letter, with Papers inclofed, read ; 
You. V. 





a Committee to carry them to the Common Council and Mi- 
litia, and make Obfervations upon the inclofed Papers—Order 
for printing the Letter—For a Letter of Thanks—Lord Go- 
ringe declared a Traitor. Vide Goringe, Lord—The Committee 
at Derby Houfe to difpofe of the Horfes and Arms taken, s— 
Another Committee to difpofe of the Prifoners, and fend to 
General for a Commitlion to try Revolters by martial Law ; 
Power given them to fend for Lifts of Prifoners in the feveral 
Prifons—Order for disfranchifing Watermen and Freemen and 
Apprentices of London engaged in the late Infurrection, 8— 
Order approving the General’s AGtions in reducing tie Coun- 
ty agreed to by Lords—His Letter read; a Committee to 
prepare Letter acknowledging the Receipt thereof—Pertun or- 
dered into Cuftody for making Carriages for the Ordna.ice, 
13. Vide Townfend, Richard—A Committee to examine 
the State of the Bufinefs touching the late Tumults; Papers 
offered to the Houte referred, 14. Report of Reiviations, 
and a Declaration—Order for fending down Ammunition, 
17—Examination of feveral Perfons referred to the Comunt- 
tee of the Navy, 19 Report touching reivafing then; the 
Committee impowered to take Bail; another Committee to 
examine them, 3 Aug. Ordinance for raifing Monies out 
of the Sequefirations of Delinquents in the late Infurrectious, 
read ; Quefiion tur rejecting it, Neg. Order for Second Read- 
ing, 3 July—Gentleinen of the County to confult with the 
Committee at Derby Houfe for Prefervation of the Peace, 4 
—Committees Letter read; Houle approves of their railing 
Forces; Order for applying tie Fines of thofe that have 
been in any Infurrections, for Maintenance of them—A 
Committee to confider of a Claufe in the Letter touching 
Mitigation and Exemption, 8—Additional Deputy Licute- 
nants, Committees, and Comimuilicuers, to aét upon alt Or- 
dinances, agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 29 
—-—Order for trying by martial Law as many of the Prifoners 
as are triable thereby, 15 Aug. 

Kent, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinqueney, read, anc! puied; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, g Mar. 

Kentish, Richard, 1647, defired to preach, 27 Oct. 
and to print his Sermon, 25 Nov. 

Kercher, Thomas, 1647, lis Kine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 20 May. 

Kettleby, Captain, 1646, Report from the Committee of the 
Admiralty concerning him, communicated by Lords, 18 
Dee. 

——- 1647, they put Hloufe in mind thereof, 7 Apr. 

Kildare, Vari of, 1647, his Petition from Lords, read, and re- 
jected —Order for 200 /. for Relief of his Countefs and Chil- 
dren; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 14 July. 

Countefs of, 1648, her Petition from Lords, with fpe- 

cial Recommendation—Order for paying her 500/. in Part 
of the Earl’s Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 
June. 

Killegrew, Sir Peter, 1646, appointed to carry the Vote con- 
cerning the King’s coming to Holdenby Houle, to the Scots 
Commiflioners at Neweattle; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired—Order for ftaying his Journey, 2 Jan.—Order for 100/, 
to defray his Expences, 20—Order from Lords for difpateh- 
ing him with a Letter to the Scots Parliament, agreed to; 
the Committee of the Revenue to pay him 20074. to defray 
his Expences, 27. 

1648, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Recom- 
mendation, read, and referred to the Committee of the Re- 
venue, 26 Aug. 

Kilmurray, Lord Vifcount, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 26 Aug. 

Kinderfley, Robert, 1648, Jufiice that committed him impow- 
ered to bail or difcharge him, 12 Aug. Like Power given to 
Sir Robert Pye, 14. 

King, 1646, Vote from Lords, concerning his coming to New- 
market, to be read, 22 Dec. ‘Read twice, and to be further 
confidered—His Letter, defiring to come to London, or 
thereabouts, read, and to be communicated to Scots Commif- 
fioners, 24—Lords Order for detiring them to write to their 
Gencral, and Committee with the Army to prevent his going 
beyond Sea, read, and agreed to, 25. Retolution for his comin. 
to Holdenby Houfe, and remaining there with fuch Attendant. 
as both Houfes fhall appoint, 24—Lords Voie concerning the 
Difpofal of his Perfon, farther confidered ; One Claufe agreed 
to, with an Amendment, 25. Previous Queftion for appoint- 
ing a Committee to confider of another Claufe to be added, 
Aitirmative, 26. Claufe reported ; another Committee to with- 
draw and alter it according to the Debate; Claufe reported, 
read, and pafled; Vote agreed to, with Amendments ; Confer- 
ence to be defired thereupon; Managers appointed, 28. 

Conference 











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EN DE X ¢o the Firru Vouume. 


Conference defired, andagreed to; ManagersNames read ; Con- 
ference held ; another defired by Lords, agreed to ; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Lords Amend- 
ments read twice ; Queftion for agreeing thereto, Neg. a Com- 
mittee to aflign Reafons ; Conference to be defired ; Managers 
appointed, 29. Conference defired, agreed to, and held, 31— 
Preamble from Lords, with their Order for communicating It 
to Scots Commiflioners, and fending it to the King, feverally 
read, and agreed to, 1 Jan.—Letters concerning his endea- 
vouring to efcape from Newcaftle; Vote concerning the Dif- 
pofal of his Perfon to be fent by Sir Peter Killegrew to Ge- 
neral Leven and the Scots Commiffioners there, agreed to by 
Lords—Order for ftaving his Journey, 2. Lords to be ac- 
quainted therewith, 4—Manner of receiving the King from 
the Scots Army to be confidered, 2 &amp; 4. Confidered ; 
previous Queftion for delivering him over to Major General 
Skippon, Neg. a Committee of both Houfes to be — 
to go and receive him; a Committee to prepare Inftruc- 
tions for them—Letters to the Scots General, and Commif- 
fioners, to acquaint them with the Votes, ordered, 5. Re- 
ported, with a Letter to the King, and agreed to—Inftruc- 
tions reported, read twice, and pafled, with Amendments; 
Letters, and Infiructions, agreed to by Lords; Speaker to fign 
the Letters, 6. Infiru€tions amended, 11. Amendments 
agreed to by Lords, 12—A Committee to prepare additional 
Inftruction to prevent fecret Conveyance of Papers to o. from 
the King, 8. Inftruétion reported, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, g—One Commiflioner ex- 
cufed, in regard of an Indifpofition; another appointed in his 
yoom—Order for 2,500 /. to bear their Charges; Minifters to 
be defired to go with them, 7 Jan.—Commiflioners to pre- 
fent Names of Perfons to attend the King from Newcaftle to 
Holdenby, 9. Their Report; Queftion for confidering it 
now, Neg. 11. Confidered; feveral of his antient Servants, 
and others, approved; Refolution touching the Number ; 
Phyfician approved; Commiflioners to appoint inferior Ser- 
vants—Captain Joyner to be recommended to them, 12— 
Order for repairing Holdenby Houfe, and providing Necefla- 
ries for the King, 11—Commitlioners Letter read; General 
and Major General Skippon to be defired to comply with 
their Direétions concerning Convoys and additional Forces 
fur the King’s Safety in his Journey, 16— Letters from the 
King, the Scots Commiffioners at Newcafile, and General 
Leven, read, and to be communicated to the Scots Commif- 
fioners here—Order for 100/. to defray Sir Peter Killegrew’s 
Expences, 20—Conference defired by Lords, for imparting 
Papers of great Confequence from the Scots Parliament, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported; Letter, Declaration, and Defires of the Scots Par- 
liament, with Lords Votes, read, and to be confidered, 25, 
Letter read twice ; a Committee to prepare a general Anfwer ; 
Declaration, and Lords Votes, read; Defires read together ; 
then one by one; a Committee to prepare Anfwer to the 
Firft Part of the Firft Defire; Anfwers to the Remainder, 
agreed to, 26. Anfwer to the Letter reported, read by Parts, 
und agreed to; Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed; Conference held; Lords Concurrence fig- 
nified; Speaker to fign it, and fend a Duplicate; Sir Peter 
Killegrew to be difpatched {peedily ; Order for 200 4. to de- 
fray his Expences, 27 Letters from the Parliament’s Com- 
miflioners, and Major General Skippon, read; Order for re- 
pairing Holdenby Houfe, and providing Neceflaries for the 
King’s Journey, 2 Feb.—Another Letter from the Commit- 
fioners, with a Declaration inclofed, read, 3. Order for a 
Reward to the Meflenger ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
4—For 3,000 /. to defray the Charges of the King’s Journey ; 
Queftion for an Amendment, Neg.—A Committee to pre- 
pare Letter to the Commiffioners to advife them, in their Ex- 
pences, to have Regard to the Neceflities of the Kingdom, 6. 
Letter read, and agreed to, g—King’s Paper in Characters, 
defigned to be fent to the French Agent, to be decyphered, 8. 
Vide Murray, Mongo—Commiffioners Letters from Holdenby, 
read; Order for fupplying the Convoy quartered thereabouts 
with Pay, 17—Another read, 18—Another with King’s Let- 
ter inclofed, defiring certain Bifhops and Divines may attend 
him, 20—Some of the Commiflioners have Leave to come to 
Town, 20, 22 &amp; 23—Commiflioners Letter read; a Phyfi- 
cian, and Earl of Pembroke’s Sons, have Leave to vifit him 
at his Requeft, 25. Member has Leave to vifit him, 26 
Commiflioners Letter to be read, 27 Feb. 1 Mar. Read, 
with a Lift of King’s Attendants; Lift difapproved—Another 
Letter to the Committee of the Revenue, with Eftimate of 
One Day’s Expence, read; Refolution that there be as yet 
no Eftablifhment of any Houfhold—That no Perfon be em- 
ployed about, or have Accefs to, the King, but fuch as have 
adhered to the Parliament, and taken the Covenant; Votes to 
be inclofed in a Letter to the Commiffioners, 2. Letter re- 
ported, and ageed to, 3. The Committee of the Revenue 




















to confider of the Charge of the King’s being at Holdenby— 
Houle to confider whether they fhall continue the prefent or 
fend other Commiflioners, 2—Speaker acquaints Houfe he 
had received a Letter from the Commiflioners—King’s Letter 
communicated by Lords, read; Debate thereon adjourned, g 
—Commiflioners Letter read— Report from the Committee of 
the Revenue, defiring to know what Sum the Houfe thinks 
will be fufficient for the daily Expences of the King and Com- 
miflioners ; Refolution for allowing 50/. per Diem; the Com- 
mittee to write Letter to the Commiffioners to appoint a Per- 
fon to receive and iffue the Money, and to provide proper 
Accommodations for all the Attendants, 17. 

1647, Lords Anfwer to King’s laft Letter to be confidered, 
29 Mar. Commiffioners Letter, concerning Papers fecretly 
delivered to the King. Vide Bofevile. Order for Letter 
of Thanks, and to defire a Continuance of their Care, 8 
Apr.—Another Letter, concerning the Refort of People to be 
touched for the Evil; a Committee to prepare Letter of 
Thanks, and Declaration to inform the People of the Super- 
ftition thereof, 22——-Commiflioner has Leave to go into 
Hants, 11 May. Lords Concurrence fignified—Another has 
Leave to come to London; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
12—Vote from Lords for King’s Removal to Oatlands, 21. 
They put Houfe in mind thereof, 7 June. Previous Queftion 
for agreeing thereto, Affirmative; main Queftion, Neg. 8. Mef- 
fage trom Lords, defiring to be admitted to {peak to the Vote 
at the next Conference, 11 Commiflioners Letter and a 
Paper inclofed, delivered by Cornet Joice; Meffengers Rela- 
tion of the Demeanor of the Horfe that came to Holdenby ; 
Order for a Reward to him, 4 June—Commiflioners Letter, 
concerning the carrying them and the King to Newmarket, 
read ; Meflenger relates all the Paflages; Order for a Reward 
to him—Scots Commiflioners Letter, defiring to communi- 
cate things of great Importance to the Parliament, read ; a 
Committee of both Houfes to hear what they have to deliver, 
5. Paper reported, and read twice, 14—Lord Dumferm- 
ling’s Letter, defiring to communicate fomething from the 
King, read; Order for calling him in; Manner of receiving 
him ; delivers his Meflage ; to be defired to fend it to Speaker 
in Writing under his own Hand, 5—General’s Letter, with 
Paper inclofed, delivered from the Soldiery that feized the 
King; a Committee to prepare Letters to him and the Com- 
miflioners, for bringing him back to Holdenby, 7. Letters 
reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 8—Order for Minifters to return, agreed to by Lords, 
11—Meflage trom Lords, concerning the Difpofal of the 
King’s Perfon; previous Quefiion that Houfe will fend An- 
{wer by Meflengers of their own, Affirmative, 14—Letter to 
Commillioners, read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign and 
fend it; previous and main Quefiions for defiring the Gene- 
ral to deliver the King to Perfons appointed by both Houtes, 
to be placed at Richmond, under fuch Guard, and in 
fuch manner, as they fhall think fit, feverally Affirmative ; 
Commitlioners and Guard appointed; feverally agreed to 
by Lords—Their Letters to General and Commiflioners, 
for Removal of the King’s Perfon to Richmond, read, ind 
agreed to, 15—Scots Commiflioners Letter defiring a Pafs 
for fome of them to repair to the King, agreed to—Letter to 
the Commiflioners, read, and agreed to, 17—Their Letter 
read, 19—Another, with Copy of General’s Letter to them 
inclofed, read—Order for fitting up Richmond Houfe for the 
King’s ReceptionMinute of Lords Letter to him, read; 
previous and main Queftions for agreeing thereto, feverally 
Afhrmative; Copy thereof, and of Votes concerning his 
coming to Richmond, to be fent to General—Another Copy 
to be incloted in a Letter to the Commiflioners, exprefling 
an Approbation of their Proceedings, 21—Vote from Lords, 
concerning his ftaying at Royfton, or returning to Newmar- 
ket, with ‘Letters to him and General, in purfuance thereof, 
read, and agreed to; Letter acquainting the Commiflioners 
therewith, read, and approved; agreed to by Lords, 24. 
Their Letter, concerning his Refolution to ftay there, read, 
25—Letter concerning Perfons come to the King; Commil- 
fioners to remove all that ought not to come by their Inftruc- 
tions ; General to order the Guards to obey their Commands ; 
Lords Concurrence fignified—Lords Vote for him to be at 
Royfton or Newmarket; their Letters to him and the Com- 
miflioners, to the fame Purport, feverally read—Refolution 
for removing him to Holdenby ; Preamble to be joined there- 
to, and Letters to the General and Commiffioners, in purfu- 
ance thereof, ordered, 28. Severally reported, read, and agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 2 Letters concerning 
the King’s Removal to Windfor Cattle, read ; Refolution that 
he fhall refide no nearer London than the Quarters of the Ar- 
my fhall be allowed to be,1 July. Agreed to by Lords, 2— 
Commiflioners Letter read—Order from Lords, tor Leave to 
the French Ambaffador to go to the King, and Minute of 


their Letter to the Commiflioners, read, and agreed to, 6— 
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Order from Lords for his Children to vifithim, agreed to, 12 
—Debate concerning King’s Perfon, to be refumed, 30—De- 
claration from Lords, concerning his coming to his Parlia- 
ment, read; previous Queftion for Second Reading, Affirma- 
tive; Declaration read Second time, and amended ; previous 
Quettion for paffing it, with the Aniendments, Affirmative ; 
Amendments agreed to by Lords, 31 Declaration to be 
printed and publifhed—to be inclofed in Letters to the King 
and Commiflioners, 1 Aug.—Scots Commiffioners Letter com- 
municated by Lords; their Vote for the King’s coming to 
London; previous and main Queftions for agreeing thereto, 
feverally Affirmative ; Order for printing and publifhing it; a 
Committee to prepare Duplicates thereof, and of Letters to 
be fent to the King, the General, and Commitlioners, 2—Or- 
der of the Revenue for iffuing Money for the King and Com- 
miffioners, agreed to, though irregularly figned, 3—Commil- 
fioners Letter concerning the King’s Refolution of going to 
Oatlands, read, 13—Another Letter, and a Report from the 
Committee of the Revenue, concerning Money for his privy 
Purfe, read, and to be confidered, 26 Scots Commitl- 
fioners Letter, fignifying the Commands laid upon them to 
attend the King, and their Intentions, read, 22 Oct. An- 
other to the fame Purport, communicated by Lords, read, 25 
—Lieutenant General Cromwell’s Letter, fignifying the King’s 
Efeape, read; Order for ftopping the Ports, and feizing all 
Paflengers—For ftopping and fearching Ships, and ftaying all 
Paffengers ; Perfons ordered into Cuftody—A Committee to 
fearch Places, and examine Perfons to be nominated to them; 
Commiflioners thanked—-A Committce to examine the whole 
Bufinefs of the King’s withcrawing from Hampton Court, and 
concerning any Defign of Danger againft his Perfon—Scots 
Commiflioners Letter, defiring to be informed whether the 
King is gone from Hampton Court, read—King’s Letter to 
both Houfes, communicated by Lords, 12. To be commu- 
nicated to the Scots Commilliuners; the Committee of Com- 
plaints to examine by what Authority it was printed—Colonel 
Whalley’s Relation of the Circumftances of the King’s going 
from Hampton Court, to be prefented in Writing under his 
own Hand—Lieutenant General Cromwell’s Letter, concern- 
ing Reports of fome Defign of Danger to the King’s Perfon 
and Life, read; true Copy thereof to be left—Previous and 
main Queftions that it fhall be Forfeiture of Eftate and Life, 
for any one to conceal him, feverally Aflirmative—A Com- 
mittee to prepare additional Declaration for the Safety of the 
King’s Perfon, 13—Order for ftopping Ports, and ftaying 
Ships, difcharged; Captain Batket’s Letter, fignifying that the 
King is come into the Ifle of Wight, read, and to be kept 
fafe by Speaker ; Order for a Reward to the Meflenger—-Co- 
lonel Hammond’s Letter to the fame Purport, noes and to 
be communicated to Lords; Order for a Reward to the Metf- 
fenger ; feveral Perfons ordered into Cuftody—A Committee 
of both Houfes to confider what is fit to be done in Relation 
to the King’s Safety, and of Direétions to Colonel Hammond 
in Reference thereto, 15. Direétions reported; Refolution 
for diffolving the Houfhold at Hampton Court, 16. Agreed 
to by Lords—Minute of Letter from Lords to Colonel Ham- 
mond, read, and agreed to; Speakers of both Houfes to fign 
it—Lift of King’s Servants from them, read, and referred to 
a Committee, 17. Lift agreed on by the Committee, report- 
ed, and agreed to, with Amendments, 20, Amendments 
returned from Lords, with Amendments; their Amendments 
agreed to—Order for 100/. to defray the Charges of their 
Journey, 2 The Committee of the Revenue to report a 
State of the King’s Expences above the 50/. per Diem, and 
prefent Eftimate of paft and future Expences—Colonel Ham- 
mond’s Letter read—Scots Commiflioners ‘o be informed of 
the King’s coming into the Ifle of Wight, 18 Nov. Co- 
lonel Hammond’s Letter read; Order for 200 /. for his extra- 
ordinary Charges—For a Letter of Thanks—For authorizing 
him to fecure the King’s Perfon in Carifbrook Cattle; pre- 
vious Queftion for fending the Vote Sonya 4 Atlirma- 
tive; Serjeant’s Man to carry it inclofed in a Letter—Ge- 
neral’s Letter concerning fafe-guarding the King’s Perfon, 
read; Gencral to take fpecial Care for fecuring him, 31 
Dec. Votes returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to; Order for fending them to the Ge- 
neral, and Colonel Hammond—Colonel Hammond's Letter, 
concerning a Mutiny in Newport. Vide Burley, Captain— 
General to grant him a Commiiflion to try by martial Law 
Offenders triable thereby—Commiflioners of the Great Seal 
to grant a Commiflion of Oyer and Terminer to try others— 
Order for 2001. to the Soldiers—Lor Letter of Thanks to the 
well-affected Inhabitants—Letter from divers Commanders of 
Ships to the fame Purport, read—Vice-admiral to — thi- 
ther, with fuch Ships as he fhiall think neceffary ; Vote to 
be inclofed in a Leiter to him—Houle approves Order of the 
Commiflioners for Ships defigned for Ireland to continue 
there, 1 Jan—The Committce of the Revenue to confider 
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what Perfons are fit and neceffary to attend the Kine, ahd 
of a Salary for thofe that have attended, and do attend’. 
Governor and Sir William Conftable injoined to remove fuf- 
pected Perfons, 5. Lords Concurrence fignified, 6—Governor 
of Portfmouth to expedite all Packets from the Parliament to 
Colonel Hammond, 8—Order touchin fending a Minifter to 
the King’s Family, 12—Governor’s Defires, in Relation to 
the Security of the King’s Perfon, referred to the Committee 
at Derby Houfe, with Power to give Order for iffuing 1,000 /. 
for that Service, 2 Previous Queftion for difcharging all 
his Servants, Affirmative; previous Queftion that they fhall not 
exceed Forty, Neg. Refolution that they fhall not exceed 
Thirty; Governor to admit of no more ; General to appoint 
them—The Committee of the Revenue to confider of a Satif- 
faction to the Servants to be difcharged—Minifter appointed 
by the Governor to have an Allowance of 100/. per Annum 
—Member to prepare Inftruétion for the Governor to prevent 
Papers being brought to the King, 2 Feb.—Previous Quef- 
tion for detirmg Lords Concurrence to an Anfwer to the 
Scots Coms*hiflioners, touching the Difpofal .of the King’s 
Perfon in England, Affirmative, 7—-Governor’s Letter, with 
Letters intercepted, .endeavoured to be delivered to the King; 
Bufinefs of the Letters referred to the Committee at Derby 
Houfe—General’s Letter, with Lift of Perfons appointed by 
him to attend the King—Governor to appoint his Attendants, 
with Power to difplace them, 18 ‘The Committee of the 
Revenue to confider of fome Satisfaction to Four Gentlemen 
attending him, and fettle a conftant Allowance upon them, 
20 Mar. Leport; Order for allowing them 200/. per An- 
num each, 21——Governor’s Letter, concerning a Defign 
of the King’s Efcape, read; Perfons to be fent up in fate 
Cuftody. Vide Dowfett—Order for a Reward to the Ditco- 
verers—For Money for the King’s Servants—Order for re- 
firaining a Concourle of People to the King, under Pretence 
of being touched for the Evil, to be continued, and fent to 
Governor, with Injunétion to put it in Execution, 2 June 
Governors Letter, touching the Admiffion of Lord 
Riche to the King, recommended by Lords, 7 July—Perfon 
has Leave to go to him according to his Inftructions from the 
Committee of Eftates of Scotland, 21. Governor to be de- 
fired to fuffer him to deliver no Letters but fuch as he has 
Commiflion from them to deliver, 24 King’s Barber has 
Leave to wait on him, 3 Aug. 
1646, Refolution for confidering how the King’s Confent 
may be defired to the Propofitions for Peace, 20 Feb.-—— 
Houfe to confider of the {peedieft Method to procure his Af- 
fent to thofe prefented at Newcafile, and to a Propofition for 
Sale of Bifhops Lands—A Committee to inquire of the Scots 
Commiflioners whether they have Power to join herein, 2 
Mar. Their Anfwer, that they expeét Commiflioners for 
that End, reported, 4. Same Committee to inquire when 
they will be here, 17, Comumitlioners Paper, in Anfwer 
thereto, read, 20. 
1647, Commiffioners appointed to join with the Scots 
Commiflioners, in defiring Kine’s Anfwer; a Committee to 
prepare Infiruétions for them, 14 Apr. Inftructions reported ; 
read One by One, and agreed to; Quorum appointed ; ‘Time 
for expecting his Anfwer; additional Propotition, touching 
the Sale of Bifhops Lands, reported, read, and agreed to ; 
the Committee of both Kingdoms to confer with the Scots 
Commiflioners concerning their joining ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 21. Propofitions to be read, 22. Read; a 
Committee to confider of fome neceflary Alterations in Re- 
{peét of Perfons with whom Houfe has compounded or par- 
doned ; Committees added as to this Bufinefs, 23. Order 
for meeting of the Committee, 29.  Propofitions recom- 
mitted, 30——-Order for making Report, 6 &amp; 11 May—A 
Committee to withdraw, upon a Paper concerning them, 11 
—Additional Provifo concerning Delinquents, read twice, and 
agreed to, 12. Propofitions and Inftruétions fent to Lords, 
13 Meflage defiring them to expedite the Propofitions, 1 
July—Lords Anfwer to Commitlioners Letters, read, and 
agreed to; Speaker to fign it, 8—The Committee of both 
Kingdoms to confider a former Anfwer to France and Hol- 
Jand, upon their Defire of a Mediation, 9 Houfe put 
Lords in mind of the Propofitions ; Propofitions returned, 
with Amendments; Amendments to be confidered, 26 Aug. 
Agreed to, with Amendments ; Conference defired thereupon, 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held; Lords 
Concurrence fignified ; Propofitions to be fent to the Scots 
Comuniflioners, 27 The Committee of both Kingdoms to 
receive their Anfwer touéhing joining in prefenting them, 1 
Sept. Their Anfwer reported; Lords Antwer thereto, read, 
and agreed to; fame Committee to communicate it to them, 2 
—Day and Perfons appointed to prefent them to the King ; 
Scots Commiflioners to be acquainted therewith; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 1 Sept.—Copy of Inttructions to the 
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read; Quorum appointed; Commiffioners to be injoined to 
repair to the King ; Place for prefenting them, and Time for 
expecting an Anfwer, altered—Scots Commiffioners Letter, 
exprefling their Diffatisfaction, with Lords Sente nay pn 
read ; the Committee to defire their pofitive Anfwer, and ac- 
quaint them, both Houfes adhere to the Day formerly agreed 
on, 3. Four impowered to meet them, 4. One to acquaint 
Houte with their Proceedings—Inftruétions to tie Comimif- 
fioners, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 6 
—Scots Commiffioners Paper reported, and read; Declara- 
tion touching the new Provifo concerning Delinquents, agreed 
to by Lords—Order for fending it to the Scots Commiflioners 
—Lords Order for approving the Papers delivered to them by 
the Committee of both Kingdoms, agreed to—Quorum ap- 
pointed to confer with them—Letter to the Commiflioners, 
with the Propofitions and Inftructions, read, and agreed to ; 
returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to—Title of the Propofitions and Inftructions, read, 
and delivered to a Commiflioner, 7—Commiflioners Letter, 
fignifying they had prefented them, read 8. King’s Anfwer 
from Lords, read, and to be communicated to the Scots Com- 
miflioners—Narrative of the Commiflioners Proceedings in 
delivering their Anfwer, and what they returned to the 
King upon Receipt of his, 14—Refolution that in this An- 
{wer the King has denied to give his Confent to the Propofi- 
tions; Scots Commiffioners to be acquainted therewith ; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 21—Propofition concerning the 
Militia of England and Ireland, to be prepared and fent, 22 
—Previous Queftion for further Applications to the King 
for fhings both Heutfes fhall judge neceflary for the Welfare 
and Safety of the Kingdom, Affirmative—Claufes concerning 
raifing Monies for Payment of the Public Debts—Propofitions 
concerning Titles of Honour—The Great Seal—The Sale of 
Bifhops Lands—The abolifhing Bifhops, &amp;c.— Declarations 
and Proclamations againtt the Parliament; to be prepared and 
fent, 23. Lords Concurrence fignified—Propofitions con- 
cerning making void the Ceffation, and profecuting the War 
in Ireland by both Houfes—Concerning the nominating the 
chief Officers in England and Ireland by them, and in the In- 
tervals of Parliaments by a Committee, to be prepared and 
feni—A Committee to confider a Propofition touching Reli- 
ion in Points of Government and Doctrine, 32——Report ; 
Refolution that the King do give his Confent to the Ordi- 
nance for abolifhing the Common Prayer, and eftablifhing the 
Direétory, 2 O¢t.—A Committee to prepare Propofition con- 
cerning the Settlement of the Pretbyterial Government, and 
Exemption of tender Con{ciences, 6. Report, 13. Refolution 
that the King do confent to fuch Aét as thall be prefented for 
the Settlement thereof; ‘Time limited; Claufe of Exemption 
explained—Relolution touching the Maintenance of contorm- 
ing Minifters, 13 &amp; 14—Propofition from Lords in Sixteen 
Papers, with the Manner of the Addrets to the King; Quef- 
tion for confidering the Addrefs, Neg. Papers read; feveral con- 
cerning the Militia—Concerning raifing Monies—Titles of Ho- 
nour—Abolifhing Bifhops, and Sale of their Lands, agreed to; 
a Committee to ftate the Difference between thefe Papers, and 
the former Propofitions, and confider of the Additions, 16. 
Report; Papers concerning Oaths and Declarations—Concern- 
ing the Ceffation, and Profecution of the War in Ireland, 
agreed to; Papers concerning the Eleétion of Officers, and 
concerning Delinquents excepted from Pardon, referred, 18. 
Order for making Report, 19. Report concerning Delin- 
uents ; Refolutions thereupon, 20—Paper concerning the 
reaties, read, and agreed to—Others concerning the Period 
of this Parliament, and the Sitting of thofe future—Concern- 
ing the Election of Sheriffs, Juftices of Peace, and Grand 
Jury Men—Concerning the Account of Oblivion—Concern- 
ing Religion, feverally read; nothing done thereupon—Former 
Votes concerning Religion, amended ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired—A Committee to contider of Propofitions for Secu- 
rity of the Soldiers Arrears, 21—Propofition concerning the 
Court of Wards, -to be reported, 22. Reported; Refolu- 
tion for taking it away—For a Recoimpence to the King — 
Propofition touching the Arrears of the Soldiery, agreed to— 
Paper concerning the Election of Officers, agreed to, with 
Amendments— Propofition concerning the reftoring Members 
to Places they have been put out of—Houfe to confider the 
Manner of fending to the King, 25. Refolution for fending 
thefe Matters by Way of Propofition—Lords Order for ac- 
quainting the Scots Commiflioners with the Intentions of both 
Houfes to make once again Application to the King, agreed 
to, with Amendments; Amendnfents agreed to by them; 
Conference defired with Lords, agreed to ; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Inftructions to them ; Conference held—Propofition 
concerning the Sale of the Lands of Deans, Deans an Chap- 
ters, &amp;c. to be prepared, 26. Another Conference defired 
by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Lords Amendments in Part difagreed to; a 
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Committee to affign Reafons; free Conference to be defired, 
30—— Defired, agreed to, held, and reported ; Lords Amend- 
ments to the Propofition concerning Religion, agreed tom 
A Committee of both Houfes to reduce the Propofitions 
into Form, 1 Nov. Order for their Meeting, 2. Quorum, 
agreed to by Lords, 3. Report touching Words to be prefixed 
to the Propofitions—Touching Qualitications, agreed to— 
Further Report touching Ordinances concerning Religion, 
agreed to—Refolution for fending Propofitions touching Pa- 
pifts, Popifh Recufants, &amp;c.—Previous Queftion that the 
King is bound in Juftice, and it is his Duty to affent to Laws 
tendered him by both Hcufes; a,Committee to word the Vote 
fo that it may + fent to him, and his Affent given to it, 5. 
Vote reported, and agreed to, with an Amendment; Con- 
ference to be defired thereupon; Managers appointed, 6. 
Conference agreed to, and held, 8. Vote returned from 
Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to—Addi- 
tional Propofition from them concerning the Suppreflion of 
Innovations in Religion—The better Advancement of preach- 
ing God’s Word—Againft Pluralities of Benefices, and Non- 
refidents, agreed to, 9—Melflages from Lords, defiring the 
Propofitions may be communicated to the Scots Commit. 
fioners, 9 &amp; 10. Agreed to, 10. Day appointed for fending them 
to be communicated, 16. Lords Concurrence fignified, 17— 
Meffage from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had not received 
any pofitive Anfwer; the Committee of both Kingdoms to 
prefs them therein, 20. Their Anfwer reported, and to be 
confidered, 23. Same Committee to acquaint them with the 
Declarations and Votes concerning the Savings of each King- 
dom, touching their refpective Interefts in the Matter of the 
Propofitions; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25. Con- 
ference defired by them, agreed to ; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Propofitions concerning the 
Militia—Concerning recalling the King’s Oaths and Declara- 
tions—Titles of Honour—The Adjournment of Parliament, 
read twice; previous and main Queltions for confidering them 
next Morning, feverally Affirmative, 26. Confidered, and 
agreed to, 27. A Committee to put them into Bills, and 
confider how the King’s Confent may be given to them in a 
parliamentary Way, 29. Committees added; Bills read, 1 
Dec. Vide Militia, Peers, and Parliament—King’s Letter 
from Lords, read, and to be communicated to the Scots Com- 
miffioners; Bufinefs concerning printing it, referred to a 
Committee, g—Inftructions concerning the Method of de- 
firing the King’s Confent to the Bills, read Claufe by Claufe, 
and agreed to, 10. Returned from Lords, with an Amend- 
ment; Amendment agreed to—Commillioners appointed to 
repair to the King; Inftructions for them, agreed to, and to 
be communicated to the Scots Commiffioners, 14. Their 
Antwer, with the Committees Reply, and the Commiflioners 
Reply thereto, reported ; a Committee to prepare Anfwer ; 
Antwer reported; and re-committed ; another reported, 15. 
Amended ; agreed to by Lords, 16—Day appointed for the 
Commiflioners to go to the King, 15. Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 16—Scots Commiflioners Letter read ; Paper to be 
read, 17. Read, 18. A Committce to prepare Antwer, 
24. Lords Paper concerning it, read, agreed te, and to be 
communicated to them—Muinifiers appointed to attend the 
Commiflioners, 18—Order for 2o00/. for the Commillioners 
—A Committee to withdraw and examine the Propofitions ; 
Propofitions prefented; Clerk figns them ; Speaker delivers 
them to the Commiflioners—Another Letter trom the Scots 
Commiflioners, read, 20—Member acquaints Houfe that he 
had fent the Ordinances concerning Church-government, 23 
—Commiflioners Letter read, 27—Another, with a Paper 
exprefling the Scots Commiflioners Diffent to the Propofitions 
and Bills, read; Letter of Thanks ordered; Paper to be con- 
fidered, 28. Commiflioners Proceedings reported ; King’s 
Anfwer read twice ; Order for thern to make a Narrative of 
the Whole, 31 Narrative made; Thanks thereupon; 
the Committee of the Revenue to defray their Expences— 
King’s Letter communicated by Lords—Meflage trom him 
brought by ihe Commiflioners, to be confidered, 1 Jan. 
Read ; Order for clearing the outer Room—A gainft Members 
going out without Leave—For bringing in Candles ; previous 
and main Queftions that no more Addreffes be made from the 
Parliament to the King, feverally Affirmatiye—Refolution 
that no Addrefles be made by any Perfon without Leave of 
both Houfes; previous Queftion that the Penalty upon fuch 
as act contrary thereto fhall be Imprifonment and Sequettra- 
tion, Neg.—Refolution that it thall be High 'Treafon—That 
Houfe will receive no more Meffages trom the King, and that 
no Perfon prefume to receive or bring any—Members of both 
Houfes, formerly of the Committee of both Kingdoms, im- 
powered to fit and act alone; Committees added, 3. Votes 
fent to Lords; Houfe accompany the Meflage, 4. Return- 
ed, with a Preamble ; Preamble read, and agreed to; Order 
for printing and difperfing them, 15——-A Committee to prepare 

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Declaration to fatisfy the Kingdom of the Reafon of thefe 
Votes, 3 Jan. Papers, &amp;c. referred; Order for meeting, 
and making Report, 10 &amp; 20. Committee added, 20 
Declaration reported, and re-committed, 2 Feb. Read twice, 
and to be read in Parts; Claufes touching the Death of King 
James, and deftroying Lords and Commanders in Scotland, 
re-committed, 5. Order for reporting the Declaration upon 
the Parts re-committed ; Committees added; the Commit- 
tee impowered to add new Claufes, or marginal Notes, 7 
Previous and main Queftions for agreeing to the Claufe con- 
cerning Colonel Cockram’s Inftructions, feverally Affirma- 
tive; Declaration paffed; to be printed and publifhed; a 
Committee to take Care of the Printing, 14. Houfe ap- 
proves of the Order of the Committee againft Printing more 
Copies—Order for Re-printing it, with the Errata amended, 
17—Anfwer to the Scots Commiffioners Papers touching the 
Bills and Propofitions, read, 22. Proceedings thereupon, 24, 
26, 28 &amp; 29. Declaration paffed, 29——Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Decla- 
ration to be printed, and fent to the Parliament’s Commiffion- 
ers in Scotland—To be tranflated, with the former Declara- 
tion touching the Commiflioners Papers, into Latin and 
French—Members to fend printed Copies into their refpective 
Counties, &amp;c. 4 Mar.—Order for printing the Bills, Pro- 
pofitions, &amp;c. 11. 
1648, Houfe to debate whether they will have a Treaty 
with the King, and upon what Terms, 20 May. Previous 
and main Queftions, that Religion and the Militia being fet- 
tled, and the Declarations, &amp;e. recalled, then a Treaty be 
had upon the other Propofitions fent to Hampton Court, fe- 
verally Affirmative, 24. Refolution that the Prefbyterial Go- 
vernment be defired of the King to be fettled for Three 
Years—That he be defired to recal all Declarations, &amp;c. 26— 
That the Militia by Sea and Land be fettled in the Parliament 
for Ten Years; Houfe to confider of perfecting the Propofi- 
tions, 27—A Committee to prepare the Propofitions con- 
cerning Religion, Declarations, and the Militia, 29. Pro- 
pofitions reported, read, and agreed to—Refolution for de- 
firing the Propofitions neceffary for Scotland may be prepared 
to be fent; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3o2——Order 
for communicating the Three Propofitions to the Scots Par- 
liament; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 June—Propo- 
fitions returned from Lords, with Amendments, 2. Amend- 
ments to be confidered, 5. Agreed to, with Amendments, 
6. Thofe Amendments agreed to by Lords; Order for com- 
municating the Propofitions to the Scots Parliament, 7—A 
Committee to prepare Declaration of the Proceedings of both 
Houfes towards fettling a fate and well grounded Peace, 10— 
Another Committee to confider what the Parliament has done 
towards it, what the King has offered, and what is fit further 
to be offered to him, and to confider of a Time, Place, &amp;c. 
where Addrefles may be made; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 23. A Committee of both Houfes appointed for that 
Purpofe ; Quorum thereof, 27. Order for meeting, and 
making Report, 29. Report communicated by Lords; their 
Vote concerning vacating the Votes prohibiting Addreffes to 
and from the King, read twice ; the Opinion of the Commit- 
tees of theHoufe thereupon, reported; Vote agreed to—Another 
Vote from Lords, for not infifting upon the ‘Three Propofitions 
being granted before a Treaty; Opinion of the Committees of 
the Houfe thereupon, reported, 30 Houfe to debate the 
Bufinefs touching the Treaty; Members about Town to at- 
‘tend ; Order for meeting of the Committee in the mean time, 
a July. Queftion for infifting upon the Three former Propo- 
fitions as already determined, Neg. Refolution that they be 
fent and figned by the King’s own Hand before the Treaty, 
and that they be made Acts of Parliament when he fhall come 
to Weftminfter; Lords Concurrence to be defired—The 
Committee to confider of Time, Place, &amp;c. for making Ad- 
dreffes to the King; Quorum reduced, 3—Vote for paying 
all juft Debts contracted by the Parliament, before any final 
Conclufion of Peace; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4. 
Vote to be printed, 5—Conference defired by Lords concern- 
ing their Vote for not infifting upon the Three Propofitions, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed, 8. Meflage defiring the 
Conference may be now had, agreed to; other Reporters ap- 
pointed; Conference held, 10. To be reported, 12. Re- 
orted; Report to be confidered, 14. Confidered; Houfe 
dhere to their former Vote; a Committee to aflign Reafons; 
free Conference to be defired, 15. Reafons reported, and 
approved ; free Conference defired, and agreed to; Managers 
appointed, 18. Free Conference held, and reported, 20. 
Meflage to Lords defiring their Anfwer; Aother Conference 
defired by them, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Confer- 
ence held, 25. Reported, 2 Refolution that the Three 
Propofitions being granted, both Houfes will enter into a per- 
fonal Treaty, 15 July—Previous Queftion that, they being 
figned, sa King be defired to name Three Places for the 
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Treaty, Two of whichto be within Ten Miles of Weftmin« 
fter, Affirmative; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17— 
Queftion for adhering to the former Votes concerning the 
Three Propofitions, Neg. Retolution for a perfonal Treaty 
upon thofe prefented at Hampton Court, and for taking away 
ards and Liveries, 28. Agreed to by Lords—Order from 
them for a Committee to confider of all Circumftances ne- 
ceflary for carrying on the Treaty, and of the Commence- 
ment thereof, agreed to; Power given them to confider of 
the Safety of the Parliament and Kingdom, and the Time of 
continuing the Treaty; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29. 
—Votes from Lords for fending a Committee to acquaint the 
King with the Refolutions for a perfonal Treaty—For dif- 
patching them with all Speed—For impowering » a Commif- 
fioners to treat in the Ifle of Wight, agreed to, with Amend- 
ments ; Amendments agreed to by ther—Commiflioners ap- 
pointed; Order for 100/. to defray their Charges; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 2 Aug. A Committee to prepare 
Infiructions for them; Inftruétions reported, read, and agreed 
to; returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments 
agreed to, 3. Commiflioners Proceedings reported, 14. 
Thanks thereupon—King’s Letter from Lords, read, and to 
be confidered, 15. Conference defired by Lords concerning 
it, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and 
reported ; Report to be confidered, 16. Letter, and Lords 
Votes, read; Votes agreed to, with Amendments—The 
Committee for Peace to confider of all Circumftances con- 
cerning the Treaty, 17. Order for their meeting—Lords 
Vote concerning inviting the Scots to treat, confidered ; pre- 
vious Queftion for agreeing thereto, Affirmative ; main Quef- 
tion, Neg. 18. Previous Queftion that the King may ing 
vite them to fend Perfons, Affirmative; main Quettion, Neg. 
—Refolution that Houle will grant a fafe Conduct to fuch as 
he fhall fend for to advife with him concerning the Affairs of 
Scotland—Number of Commiffioners, 19—The Committee 
for Peace to confider former Inftructions to Colonel Ham- 
mond, and the Proceedings upon the ‘Treaty, that may re- 
late thereto, 21. Report; the Committee to aflign Reafons 
for difagreeing to feveral of Lords Votes concerning the 
Treaty, 22. Reafons reported; Refolution touching the 
Commencement and Continuance thereof—For the Governor 
of the Ifle of Wight to receive King’s Royal Word for his 
Refidence there; Coline defired with Lords, agreed to, 
23. Managers appointed; Conference held, 24. Their 
Concurrence to the Votes of Houfe, and the Inftructions to 
the Governor, reported ; Meffenger appointed to carry them ; 
Letters to the King and him reported, read, and agreed to ; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 25—King’s Letter from Lords, 
to be confidered, 29. Confidered; Perfons named thercin 
have Leave to attend him during the Treaty, except as ex- 
cepted; Lords Concurrence to be defired—The Committee 
to prepare Inftruciions for the Commiffioners, and confider 
what Monies will be neceflary for carrying on the Treaty, 33 
Inftruétions reported, voted One by One, and agreed 
to; Lords Concurrence to be defired; Commiflioners ap- 
pointed by Houle; Minifters to attend them; Refolution 
Taf Faft for a Bleffing upon the Treaty, 1 Sept. Vide 
aft. 

his Children, 1646, Conference defired by Lords con- 
cerning an Attempt to carry away the Duke of York, agreed 
to; Reporters appointed, 22 Dec. Conference held, and re- 
ported—Ordinance from Lords for the Difcovery of Richard 
Johnfon, who bad a Hand in the Defign, read, and paffed— 
A Committee to examine Perfons brought before them, and 
confider of Direétions to the Earl of Northumberland, for 
sreventing future Attempts, 23—A Committece of both 
foufes to afk the Duke fome Queftions concerning this At- 
tempt, 24. Order for their meeting, 25 Ordinance from 
Lords appointing a Clerk of the Wardrobe to the Prince, 
1 Feb. Vote from them concerning the Removal of the 
Children into the Country for Part of the Summer, read, and 

agreed to, 19 Mar. 
1647, Letter to the Earl of Northumberland for bringing 
them to St. James’s, read, and agreed to, 4 June——Meflage 
from Lords, acquainting Houfe the Duke of York had re- 
ceived a Letter from the King, with the Duke’s Defire; 
their Order, concerning the Children going to fee the King, 
read, and agreed to; Earl of Northumberland to accompany 
them ; the Committee of the Revenue to provide proper Ac- 
commodations, 12 July—Lords Order for removing them to 
Sion Houfe, in regard of the Infection, 20. They put Houte 
in mind thereof; Order read, and agreed to—Another Order 
from them, concerning their Maintenance; Order for con- 
ftant Payment of Money affigned for their Expences, 26—— 
For removing them into the City; Lord Mayor to take Care 
of them—The Militia to be defired to fend a Guard to St. 
James’s for their Security; Children to be acquainted here- 
with, and with the Reafous, 30 Oider tor a 
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them into the City, amended; Amendment agreed to by 
Lords—A Committee of both Houfes to attend them to Lord 

‘Mayor and Sheriffs, 2 Aug.—Ordinance from Lords for per- 

mitting them to vifit the King fometimes, read, and paffed, 
26 -King’s Letter, defiring they may be fent to him fome- 
times, read; referred to the Earl of Northumberland to fend 

them as he fhall think fit,21 Odét. Agreed to by Lords, 22 

—Meflage from Lords, that Earl of Northumberland had ac- 

quainted them with the Childrens Intention of waiting on 
the King To-morrow, and ftaying till Monday, and that he 

.defires he may always acquaint the Houfes when they go; 

their Order thereupon, read, and agreed to, 28 Duke of 

York’s Letter to the King, and his Riles to the Committee 

at Derby Houfe upon his Examination, reported, aud read; 

Earl of Northumberland to be defired to continue him, and 

the reft of the Children, under his Care, and prevent Malig- 

nants coming to them—Order for conftant Payment of their 

Monies; Duke of York to be acquainted herewith, 22 Feb. 

-—Like Orders from Lords—Order for keeping Hampton 
Court free for them, feverally read, and agreed to, 1 Mar.— 
Duke of York’s Letter to Speaker, read; Order for allowing 
him 5007. per Annum for his Recreations; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16. 

—— 1648, Conference defired by Lords concerning his Efcape, 
agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 22 Apr. 
Reported; Refolution for taking off his Allowance—The 
Committee of the Revenue to confider of his Servants now 
to be difcharged—To confider of a further Allowance to the 
Duke of Gloucefter—Referred to the Earl of Northumber- 
land, to remove hiim and Princefs Elizabeth to Hampton 
Court or Sion Houfe, 29 Agreed to by Lords, 1 May— 
Conference defired by Lords, concerning the Children, agreed 
to, 18. Reporters appointed; Conference held, 19.  Re- 
ported; Order for paying the Earl of Northumberland’s Ar- 
rears—Por charging their Allowance upon particular Receipts 
of the Revenue, 20 Lift from the Committee of the Re- 
venue, touching the Duke of York’s Servants, and Allow- 
ances for the Duke of Gloucefier—Order touching Payment 
of the additional Allowances—The Committee to confider of 
Gratuities to the Duke of York’s Servants now to be dif- 
charged, 12 June. Agreed to by Lords, 16———-Order from 
Lords for reimburfing the Earl of Northumberland Monies 
difburfed for the Children; the Committce of the Revenue to 
ftate his Accounts, 12 Aug. —Meflage from Lords, defiring 
they may communicate fomething concerning the Children at 
a Conference, agreed to, 23. Report from the Committee 
of the Revenue, concerning them and the Earl of Northum- 
berland, delivered thereat, 25 Houfe coneur with Lords 
for paying him Monies remaining of the old Cuftoms, for 
the Childrens Ufe, and for Satisfaction of his own Arrears, 
1 Sept. 

his Revenue, 1646, Order for reporting the State thereof, 
4 Feb.———17 Mar. 

—— 1647, a Committee to confider of retrenching Expences in 
bringing itin, 17 Sept. 

—— his Servants, 1647, their Petition from Lords, with fpe- 
cial Recommendation, 26 June Generai’s Letter on behalf 
of thofe who attended the King at Oxon ; the Committee 
of the Revenue to provide a Maintenance for thofe that have 
not ferved againft the Parliament, 14 Aug. Vote for 
diffolving his Houfhold at Hampton Court, 16 Nov. Agreed 
to by Lords, 17 Petition from Lords of divers attending 
the King by Appointment, with a Lift annexed, read; Let- 
ter from feveral to Speaker, with a Petition and Schedule 
annexed; Petition and Lift referred to the Committee of the 
Revenue, 22 Jan.—Order for retrenching his Family, and 
employing the Monies accruing thereby, 25——-The Com- 
mittee of the Revenue to take Courfe for Advancement there- 
of, by improving the Parks and demefne Lands of the Crown, 
15, Feb. 

1648, Petition of many menial Servants referred to the 
Committee of the Revenue, 30 Mar. A Committee to in- 
quire by whom and what Authority feveral have been lately 
{worn in, 15 Apr. 

Kingdom, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Commit- 
tee to put in Execution all things necetlary for the Safety 
thereof, and of the Parliament and City, read twice, and 
tery with an Amendment, 11 June—Members of the 
Houfe to inform Houfe from Day to Day of their Proceed- 
ings, 12. 

1648, Houfe to confider of fettling the Civil Govern- 

ment thereof, 27 Apr. Previous Queftion for a Declaration 

that Houfe will not alter the fundamental Government b 

King, Lords, and Commons, Affirmative ; Queftion for an 

Amendment, Affirmative; Previous Queftion for Leave to 

Members in this Debate to propound what they think fit, 

Affirmative, 28 Lords Concurrence fignified, 6 May 

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FirrHo VoLuME. 


without Authority of Parliament is an acceptable Seryiée 
6 July. , 

Kinge, Colonel Edward, 1646, Report of his Negleét to attend 

_a Committee; Letter from the Committee at Lincoln, read ; 
previous Quettion for ordering bim into Cuftody, Affirmative ; 
main Queftion, Neg. 8 Jan. Order for fummoning him to 
attend, 9 Previous Queftion for appointing a Day to re- 
ceive the Report concerning him, Affirmative ; main Quefiion, 
Neg. 19 Mar. 

—— 1647, Day appointed for receiving it, 17 Sept. 

Andrew, 1646, to have Pats to come into England to 

compound for his Delinquency, 11 Mar. 

William, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

— John. Vide Brookbank, John. 

Sir Robert, 1647, the Committee of Accounts to certify 

his Accounts, 7 Jan. 

1648, his Petition to be read, 31 Mar. 
referred to the Committee for Lrifh Affairs, 1 Aug. 

—— John, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 1 July. 

Kingsley, George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
— his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 15 Dec. a 

Kingswood Foreft, 1646, Order from Lords appointing a Keeper, 
24 Mar. 

Kirkham, Robert, and William, 1647, their Fines accepted ; 
Ordinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and patled; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 May. 

Kirle, Colonel, 1646, Ordiaance from Lords for pardoning 
his Delinquency, to be read, 13 Mar. lead, and _patled, 
18. 

Kirtling, 1647, Ordinance for additional Maintenance to the 
Minifter, read, and patled, 27 Jan—-—Agre.d to by Lords, 
4 Feb. 

Kirton, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 14 Mar. 

Knapman, Mr. Vide Bridefon. 

Knarefborough, 1646, Order for making it untenable, 26 Feb. 

Kunifion, Sir Andrew, 1647, his Cafe reported; Order for par- 
doning his Delinquency; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
16 Mar. 

Kuight, Mr. Vide Johnfon, Mr. 

William, and Robert, 1647, their Fines accepted; Or- 

dinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and pafled ; 

Lords Coucurrence to be defired, 25 Mar. 

Francis, 1647, to have public Faith for 1,050/. with 
Intereft, 15 June. 

—— Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 11 Aug. Excufed, 14. 

Roger, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 17 Dec. 

Knightley, Mr. 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Knollis, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pated; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 10 June. 

Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 30 Sept. 

Knott, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Dec. 

Kynajfion, Roger, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 Jume. 




















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1647, &amp; 1648. 


ACON, James, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
* pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 10 June. 

Lambert, Lord, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial 
Recommendation, 1 Mar. ‘They put Houfe in mind thereof; 
Order for taking off his Sequettration, 22. 

Colonel, 1648, his Letter read, and referred to the 
Committee at Derby Houfe; Letter of Thanks ordered, 8 
July—Duke Hamilton’s Letter to him, and his Anfwer, read ; 


Aulwer, and Proceedings thereupon, approved; Letter of 


Thanks ordered—The Committee at Derby Houfe to prepare 
an Anfwer, 12. Severally agreed to by Lords—Order touch- 
ing the, Maintenance of his Forces, 13—For fending him 
more, 14—His and Duke Hamilton’s Letters to be commu- 
nicated to Lords at a Conference, 20. 

———- John, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 

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INDEX ® the Firtu VOLUME. 


‘Lambeth, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minifter, 


read, and patled, 20 Jan. 

1648, Petition of Inhabitants, read, and referred to the 
Committee, on Ordinance for joining the Militia of Weft- 
mintier, &amp;c. to the City Militia, 10 July. 

— }loule, 1646, Petition from the Univerfity of Cam- 
bridge, concerning the Library there, 10 Dec. Vide Cam- 
bridge. 

1648, the Committee at Derby Houfe to put in a 
Strength to tecure it from Surprifal, 5 July. . 

Lamplugh, ‘Thomas, 1647, the Committees of Complaints and 
Indemnity to forbear proceeding againft him till further Order, 
4 Mar. 

Lancajier County, 1646, Refolution that the feveral Claffes 
fhall be One Province, g Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 21- 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion to him, 
6 Feb. Ditagreed to by Lords ; Houte adhere to their Vote, 
13. Lords Concurrence fignified, 3 Mar. 

1647, Petition of Officers and Soldiers, read, and re- 

ferred to the Northern Committee, 2 Sept. Report; Order 

touching the taking their Accounts; further Report of a Pro- 
pofition concerning the Payment of 1,500/. out of Monies 
arifing from Eftates of Delinquents that have compounded 

at Under-values; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 22 

Clerk of the Crown appointed, 25 Feb. Lords Con- 

currence fignified, 29 Order appointing High Sheriff, and 

for a Cummiflion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29 

Gentlemen fent down to haften the bringing in the Af- 
fetiments upon the Ordinance for 600,000 4.; the Committee 
of the Army to prepare [nfiructions for them, and Letter tc 
haften the Payment, 23 Dec. Infiructions and Letter, re- 
ported, read, and agreed to, 24. 

+“———. 1048, the Committee at Derby Houfe to confider whether 
it be fit to difband the Supernumeraries—The Committee of 
the Army to take Courfe for paying them Two Months Pay, 
4 May. Report concerning them ; Gentlemen of the County 
affirm, that they had engaged they fhould be paid as other 
Supernumeraries; Order for the Two Months Pay to be 
continued, 6—Ordinance for 4,o00/. to them, read, and 
pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16-——Gentlemen 
{ent down to preferve the Peace of the County ; the Commit- 
tee at Derby Houfe to give them Inftruétions, 17—Ordinance 
from Lords for additional Committees to the Committee of 
Sequeftrations, 18—— Additional Committees to the Commit- 
tee of the County, agreed to by Lurds, 1 June—A Committee 
to confider of fome Way for fatisfying the Engagements of 
Gentlemen for raifing and fending Horfe into Wefimoreland 
—Letter of Thanks for the feafonable Affiftance given to 
Yorkfhire, ordered, 12—Colonel Afhton appointed Com- 
mander in Chief of the Brigade under Major General Lam- 
bert, 20—Petition of Commanders, &amp;c. read; Order for 
4,000/. to them, 29——-Order for adjourning the Affizes ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 Aug. Committees 
Letter reported ; Order for Money for the Forces, 12. Or- 
dinance for 10,000/. for them, read, and pafled, 21. Agreed 
to by Lords, 22—Letter of Thanks to the Committees for 
their ready Afliftance againft the Scots, ordered, 23—Ordi- 
nance for paying to the Forces 3,000/. Part of the 100,000 /. 
formerly afligned to the Scots, 25. Read twice, and pated ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 31.—Order for a Collec- 
tion next Thankfgiving Day for the maimed Soldiers, and 
poor People of the County, 23. Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
read twice, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
26. 

+—— Town, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 
flighted, 1 Mar. 

1647, Inhabitants burnt out by the Enemy to farm De- 

linquents Eftates to the Value of 2,o00/. for the enfuing 

Year, the Money to be deducted out of 8,o00/. formerly 

allowed them, 23 Dec. 

1648, Letter about fortifying the Town, read, and ap- 

proved; Order for Letter of Thanks, 16 May——The 

Committee of the Militia to name to General fit Perfons to 

be Governors of the Town, 20 June His Letter concern- 

ing the Caftle, read, 1 July, 

Duchy of, 1646, Lords put Houfe in mind of Ordi- 

nance for Commiflioners in the Place of Chancellor, 9 Feb. 

1647, like Meflage, 29 Mar.—Refolution for appoint- 
ing a Chancellor; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 7 
Mar. Read, and pailed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
13—Member to prepare Ordinance for delivering the Seal to 
him, 17. Ordinance read, and paffed, 20. Agreed to by 
Lords, 21. 

Landguard Fort, 1646, a Committee to confider of continuing 
or difgarifoning it, 2 Mar. 

1648, General’s Letter touching Supplies, reported ; 
Order for making them in Suffolk—Lieutenant of the Ord- 
nance to treat with the Committee at Derby Houfe about pro- 
yiding them, 1 Aug. 


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Landulph, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a ReAdr, 
to be read, 29 Mar. 

Lane, Mr. 1647, Petition to be read; Mr. Doyley to have 
Notice, 23 July. 

Langdale, Sir Marmaduke, 1648, Letter from the Committees 
at Nottingham, concerning the taking him and Twelve others 
—Relation of the whole Proceedings—Order for Letter of 
Thanks—For a Reward to the Meffenger ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 26 Aug. 

Langham, Alderman John, 1647, Report concerning him; Re- 
folution that there appears Matter fufficient to accufe him of 
High Treafon, and that he be impeached accordingly ; Order 
for his Commitment to the Tower; the Committee to pre- 
pare Articles, 24 Sept. Articles, and Evidences updn 
each, read; Articles, Title, and Conclufion, agreed to, 13 
Mar. Sent to Lords, with Defire he may fiand committed, 
and be brought to {peedy Trial, 21. 

1648, Refolution for proceeding no further upon his Im- 
peachment, 3 June. ‘To be communicated to Lords, 5. 

——— Major General, 1648, Order for trying him by martial 
Law, 14 Aug. 

Langherne, Major General, 1647, to command Horfe and Dra- 
goons fent up for the Safety of Wales, 8 Apr. , 

1648, Names of Officers come off from him to 
Colonel Horton inclofed in a Letter ; Order for paying them 
~ other difbanded Supernumeraries ; and for their Arrears, 20 

ay. 

Langley, Henry, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing him 
Matter of Pembroke College Oxon, 18 Aug. Read, and 
patled, 26. 

Larden, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 1 July. 

Larner, William, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Latham, Charles, 1647, Report concerning him to be made, 4 
July His Petition to be read, 9 &amp; 15 Sept. Read, and 
referred to the Commiflioners of the Great Seal, 1 Oc. 

Paul. Vide Standifh. 

Latham Houfe, 1646, Demolition thereof approved, 3 Mar. 

1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Lauderdale, Lord, 1647, to have Pafs to go to the King at 
Newmarket, 17 June Scots Commifhoners Letter con- 
cerning the Carriage of fome Soldiers to him, 2 Aug. 
Letter concerning him to be read, 23 Sept. 

Laurence, Jonathan, 1648, his Petition from Lords, 15 Apr. 

Law, martial, 1648, the Committee of the Army to prepare 
Article to try all that have broken their Faith with the Par- 
liament by martial Law, 15 Aug. Refolution that they ought 
to die without Mercy, and that they be proceeded with ac- 
cordingly, 22—Ordinance for martial Law, read; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 24. 

Lawrence, Adam, and others, 1647, Petition with an Account of 
Money collected in the United Provinces for Relief of Irifh 
Proteftants, read; Petitioners thanked, 12 Jan. 

Mr. 1648, has Leave to go beyond Sea; his Attend- 
ance to be difpenfed with, 21 June. 

Laws, Thomas. Vide Wyberton. 

Lawfon, John, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency 
fent to Lords, 3 June. 

Wilfred, 1647, the Committees of Complaints and In- 

demnity to forbear proceeding againft him till further Order, 

14 Mar. 

— 1648, Order for them to proceed, 25 _ Report ; 

Declaration that he is fit to be employed in the Parliament’s 
Service—Order for him to go into the Country—-Letter froin 
Prefton to him referred to the Committee at Derby Houfe, 
16 May Order for taking, ftating, and certifying his 
Accounts, 10 June. 

Lawton, John, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 1 July. ms 

Lay-Preachers, 1646, Ordinance from Lords inhibiting them to 

reach, read, and committed to a Committee of the whole 
loufe, 21 Dec. Committee fits, 1, 8, 15, 22 &amp; 29 
Jan. 5 &amp; 12 Feb. Declaration that Houfe does diflike 
and will proceed againft them, to be printed and publifhed ; 
Members to fend it into their refpective Counties, &amp;c.——A 
Committee to examine all Complaints againft them, 31 Dec. 

Order for their Meeting ; Complaints referred, 4 Jan. 

The Committee impowered to receive Informations, 
and filence all that are found guilty, and upon Difobedience 
to commit them, g Mar. Repent of One reftrained, 19. 
Vide Privileges. 

Layton, Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23, Sept. 

William, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 3 July. 

































































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Leake, Captain, 1647, to march with his Troop to Liverpoole, 
2 July. 

—— Thomas, 1648, his Fine accep ed; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Leaman, ‘Vhomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance fer 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23 Sept. 

Mr. 1647, the Committee of Accounts to deliver him 
his Books of Accounts ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 
Mar. 

Ledgant, Captain William, appointed Commander of a Ship, 26 
Feb. 1646 27 Sept 1647. 

Lee, Lieutenant Colonel, 1647, General’s Letter concerning 
him, read ; the Northern Committee to exainine the Bufinels, 
and fend for bim, 19 Jan. 

— + Richard, 1647, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Revenue, 15 Mar. 

—— Richard, junior, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23 Mar. 

Leech, Mary, 1647, to keep iu Hand Six Months longer 50. 
due to Delinquents, 22 Jan. 

Leeds, 1647, Order for making Report concerning Petitions 
from thence, 16 Apr.—Petition of poor People to be read, 22 
—— Petition of feveral Sufferers by Fire, read ; Order for be- 
fiowing 300/. upon them; the Committee of Yorkfhire to 
apportion the Sums, 19 July. Agreed to by Lords, 21— 
The Cominittee at Haberdathers Mail to pay Part thereof, 22. 
Agreed to by Lords, 23. 

Legard, Colonel Chrittopher, 1647, Petition, with Certificates 
of his Arrears, read; Order for paying him 5,coo/, in full 
Satisfaction thereof; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8 
Mar, 

Leger, Antony St. 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 21 Sept. 

Legge, Colonel William, 1647, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 
15 Nov. Letter touching fending him up ; Previous Quetiion 
for infifting upon and renewing the former Order, Neg, 


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1648, Order for his Commitment to Windfor Catfile, 





19 May For exchanging him for Sir William Rowe, 
12 Aug. 


—— Colonel Robert, 1648, to be exchanged for Mr. Samfon 
Sheffield, 12 Aug. , 

Leivefier County, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 
20 Members fent down to haften the bringing in the Al- 
feilments of the Ordinance for 6o0,o00/. ; the Committee of 
the Army to prepare Inftructions for them, and Letter to 
haften the Payment, 23 Dec. Inftruétions and Letter reported, 
read, and agreed to, 24. 

——— 1648, Deputy Lieutenants added by Lords, 3 July. 
They put Houle in mind thereof, 7——Committees Letter 
read ; Order for Goo/. towards a Supply of Arms, 22 Aug. 

‘Town, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 
flighted, 1 Mar. 

1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Leicefier, Peter, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Leigh, Colonel Edward, 1646, the Committee of Staffordthire 
co receive, ftate, audit, and certify his Accounts, 19 Jan. 

‘The Committee of Accounts to ftate and certify them, 

20 Mar. 

Lady Mary, 1646, Order for paying her 100/. 13 Feb. 

Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Peter, Charles, Henry, and Thomas, 1647, their Fines 

accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, 

and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25 Mar. 

Sir Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Dec. 

Lenthall, William, 1648, Ordinance for conveying Lands to 
him and his Heirs for ever, upon a valuable Confideration, 
ordered, 1 Sept. 

Leonard, Marine la, 1648, Ordinance from Lords for her 
read, and pafled, 8 May. 

Leonard, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 11 Aug. 
Order for his Difcharge, upon Payment of Monies due for 
Excife, 12. ° 

Leopold, Archduke, 1647, Vote from Lords for preparing and 
fending a congratulatory Letter to him upon his coming to 
the Government of Flanders ; Meflenger appointed ; Order 
for a competent Allowance to detray his Expences, 21 May. 

Leskard, 1646, new Writ, 9 Feb. 

Lejiwithiel, 1646, new Writ, 8 Dec. 























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Letters and Papers, 1647, a Committee appointed for colleéting 
them, 30 Dec. ‘To report Tetters and Papers concerning 
the King, 8 Jan. Several reported, read, and referred to 
another Committee—Order for making further Colleétions, 
10. 

Levant Company, 1646, Petition of Governor, &amp;c.; Leave 
given them to land Currans, paying the Cuftoms, 7 Jan.— 
Houte to confider of carrying on the Trade to the Advantage 
of the Kingdom, and the Good of the Company—Ordinance 
for a Cominiilion under the Great Seal to enable them to em- 
ploy any Ambaffador they fhall nominate to the Commiffion- 
ers, read, 26. Company heard, touching the fad Condition 
of their Affairs at Conftantinople ; Letter from their Agent 
read ; their Petition, defiring Sir Thomas Bendith may be 
Ambatlador, read, and agreed to; Form of a Commiffion 
read, and agreed to ; Lords Concurrence to be defired ; Ordia 
nance paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28. 

1648, their Petition read, 14 Apr. Vide Currans— 
Another read, and referred to the Committee of Trade, 13 
Jan. 

Leven, General, 1646, his Letter read; Order for providing 
the Jewel formerly voted for him—Letter to him, concernin 
the Armies levying no Monies upon their March, winak 
23 Dec. Read, and agreed to—His Letter to Speaker, offer- 
ing to fell Arms and Ammunition belonging to fim at News 
caftle; Refolution that Houfe have no Ufe thereof, 31-— 
Order for paying 500/. for the Jewel, and fending it by the 
Committee going into the North, 2 Jan. Letter to ac- 
company it ordered, 3 Feb. Read, and agreed to; Order 
for paying the Money—For fending it to the Commiflioners 
employed to Scotland, 9. 

1647, his Letter of Thanks read; Order for a Reward 
to the Meffenger ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 Apr. 
Leverfage, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired, 3 June. 

Levett, Dr. 1646. Vide Privileges, 

William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pars 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 17 Sept. 

Lewen, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and, paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired,17 Dec. -— - 

Lewins, Lewis, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25 Mar. 

Lewis, Mr. Vide Lloyd, Mr.—1646, Order for Stay of Pro- 
ceedings in the Country, concerning the Sequeftration of his. 
Efiate, upon Security to ftand to any Order of Houfe, 23 
Feb. 

Sir William, 1647, Report concerning him; Order for 

his Appearance on a Day appointed, to be left at his ufual 

Place of Abode, 4 Sept. Serjeants Report, 27 Jan. 

1648, Vote for accufing him, to be difcharged, 3 June. 

To be communicated to Lords, 5. 

William, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Lidcott, Colonel, 1647, appointed Commander of a Ship, 17 
Mar. 

1648, the Committce of the Admiralty to fend to him, 
and receive his Anfwer, touching the Command, 19 Apr. 

Lightfoote, Mr. 1646, delired to preach, 27 Jan. ‘Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 24 Feb. 

Lighthoufes, 1646, Order for Second Reading of the Bill cons 
cerning thofe ereéted at the North and South Forelands, 11 
Feb. : 

Lilbourne, Lieutenant Colonel John, 1647, Report concerning 
his [mprifonment re-committed ; the Committee to meet de 
die in diem, and fearch Precedents, 14 Sept. His Propo- 
fition read, 4 O¢t.—KReport from Re-commitment; Papers 
read; Report referred to another Committee, with Power to 
fearch Precedents, and fend for him, 15 Committees 
added ; all that come to have Voices, 1 Nov.—Liberty given 
him to attend the Committee de die in diem, without his 
Keeper, a—Conference defired by Lords concerning Matters 
of great Importance, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Con- 
ference held, and reported ; Order for Liberty to him to go 
abroad, recalled ; Lieutenant of the Vower to bring him to 
Bar, 18—Narrative of his Carriage at a Meeting for figning 
a Petition of very great Concernment; heard thereupon ; 
printed Papers read; Bufinefs referred to a Trial at Law in 
the King’s Bench ; Order for his Commitment to the Tower 
for trealfonable and feditious Praétices againft the State, 19. 
Officers of the Guards to aflift Serjeant in conducting him to 
Prifon, 20. 

1648, Order for his Trial to be continued—For al- 

lowing him gos. per Week in the mean time; Lords Con- 

currence to be detired, 18 Apr. Petition of well-affected 

Citizens oa his Behalf, read ; Order of Reftraint difcharged ; 

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' a Committee to confider of Satisfaction for his Sufferings 
and Loffes—The Committee of Accounts to audit and ftate 
his Accounts—Conference to be defired concerning the taking 
off his Reftraint; Managers appointed, 1 Aug. Order for his 
Releafe agreed to by Lords, 2. Report touching him; Refo- 
lution that Satisfaction be given him for Two wrongful Sen- 
tences paffed againft him in the Star-chamber—That 3,000 /. 
be the Sum—Ordinance for Reparation to him, ordered, 22. 
Read, 26. 

Limerick, Earl of, 1647, a Committee to fearch what has been 
done in this Parliament in relation to him, 14 Sept. 

Lincoln County, 1646, Bufinefs concerning it to be reported, 
3, Feb. Vice-admiral appointed, 16 Mar. 

——— 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion to him, 17 Nov. Another appointed by Lords, agreed 
to, 29 Members fent down to hatten the bringing in the 
Affefiment for 600,000/. The Committee of the Army to 
prepare Inftrudtions for them, and Letter to haften the Pay- 
ment, 23 Dec. Inftructions and Letter, reported, read, and 
agreed to, 24. 

+——— 1648, Report from the Committee at Derby Houfe ; 
Commiflioners for affeffing the 60,000 /. per Menfem impow- 
ered to raife and maintain a Troop of Horfe for Six Months, 
by an equal Tax upon the County; Ordinance for that Pur- 
pole, read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords—Order for fend- 
ing Forces to Stamford, 5 June—Colonel Wayte’s Letter, 
concerning fupprefling the Infurre¢tion in thofe Parts; Vote 
of Approbation; Letters of Thanks ordered thereupon— 
General to be defired to grant a Commiflion of martial Law 
to Colonel Wayte, to try Perfons triable thereby, 8—Ordi- 
nance for fettling the Militia, read, and paffed ; Gentlemen 
fent down to put it in Execution, 20. Houfe put Lords in 
mind thereof, 23 June 3 July. Ordinance agreed to by 
them, 3—Ordinance to impower the Committee to raife 

1,500 /. a Month for raifing and maintaining a Regiment of 
Foot, ordered, 7. Read, and paffed ; agreed to by Lords, 11 

The Committee at Derby Houfe to grant Commiffions 
to the Officers—The Committee for monthly Affeffments to 
have the fame Power as in former Ordinances, 2 Aug. 

——— City, 1646, new Writ, 15 Mar. 

—~-~— 1648, Information that the Treafury was broke open by 
the Enemy, and 1,100/. taken out; the Committee to exa- 
mine the Truth thereof; Order for difcharging the Treafurers, 
8 July. Agreed to by Lords, 28. 

Earl of, 1647, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon; Impeachment fent to Lords, with Defire he may be 
fequeftered from the Houfe, and committed, 8 Sept. Lords 
to be defired to appoint a Day for bringing up the Articles, 
17 Sept.—14 O&amp;t. Day appointed, 14. A Committee to 
prepare them, 15 Meflage from Lords, defiring a fpeedy 
Proceeding; Articles to be reported, 29 Nov. To be 
read, i Dec. Read; Evidences to be prefented ; Meflage to 
Lords, defiring a longer Time for bringing up the Articles, 2. 
Orders and Warrants figned by him, with other Informations 
and Matter of Evidence, read, 13. Ingroffed Articles re- 
ported ; Evidence to each read, and applied by the Re- 
porters ; Articles, Title, and Conclufion, agreed to, 29. Sent 
to Lords, 31. 

1648, Refolution for proceeding no further upon his 
Impeachment, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords— 
Meflage from them that they will difcharge him, unlefs Houfe 
proceed by a Day appointed, 5. 

Lifle, John, 1647, Ordinance appointing him Mafter of St. 
Crofs’s Hofpital under the Great Seal, read, and paffed, 
13 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

—— Lieutenant. Vide Bowen, John. 

Lifter, Sir William, 1646, Order for 6oo/. for Maintenance of 
his Wife and Children, 22 Dec. 

—— Sir Martin, 1647, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21 May. 

—— Mr. 1647, Bufinefs concerning him to be reported, 22 
July, 

Litchfield, 1647, Order for difmantling the Clofe, 19 July- 

. For putting in Execution the Ordinances for Sequeftrations, 
4 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 6——Order touching the Pay- 
ment of Vicars of the Church—Ordinance for fettling preach- 
ing Minifters in the City, read, and pafled, 24 Mar. 

— 1648, Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 

-ments agreed to, 4 Apr.--—The Committee of plundered 
Minifters to confider of the Difpofitions of the Revenues of 
the Church, and fettle them in an equal Manner, 18 Aug. 

Littleton, Sir Thomas, 1646, referred to the Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall to allow him his Impropriations in part of his 
Fine, 4 Mar. ; 

Litton, Sir William, 1647, Order for reftoring his Horfes, 
3, Aug. 

Liverpool, 1646, Order for keeping it a Garifon with 600 Foot, 
a Mar. 


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INDEX ‘vo the Firvu Votumi. 


1647, Petition of Inhabitants, read, and referred to the 

Committee for defiroyed Houfes, 27 Jan. 

1648, Order for taking the Garifon into Pay, 6 June 
The Committee at Derby Houle to confider of adding 
Men, 29 July. “ 
Livefay, Sir Michael, 1648, his Proceedings in raifing Forces 

approved; Letter of Thanks ordered, 12 July. 

Lloyd, Richard, 1646, to have Liberty to carry 3007. beyond 
Sea upon the Surrender of Holt Cafile—His Wife to be 
allowed goo/. pef Annum, 22 Dec. 

Mr. 1646, Lords acquaint Houfe he is taken; a Commita 
tee of both Houfes to examine him, 9 Jan. 

—— Mr. and Mr. Lewis, 1646, a Committee to ftate the 
Matter of Faét concerning them, 4 Feb. 

~—— Lieutenant Griffyth, 1647, to be fent for to attend, 29 

ar. - 

— Edward, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 

ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 20 Dec. 

Captain Licence, 1648, Petition read, 1 June. 

William, 1648, Order for 1,000/. to difcharge his Debts 
8 Engagements ; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 10 

une. 

Lock, Matthew, 1646, appointed Comptroller of the Cuftoms at 

Southampton; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 5 Dec. 
Lockton, William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 

pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 10 Jan. 

Loftus, Sir Adam. Vide Parfons, Sir William—1646, has Li- 
berty for ‘Twelve Months to go into Ireland, without any Stay 
from the Committee of Accounts, 28 Jan. 

1648, a Committee to treat with his Creditors touching 
their Demands, and confider of relieving his prefent Necefli- 
ties, 21 June. 

Loiflur, Nicolas, 1647, Petition; Order for Payment of his 
Arrears, 28 Oét. 

London, 1646, Lord Mayor to be defired to fupprefs tumul- 
tuous Afflemblies; Members to acquaint him therewith, 5 
Dec.—A Committee of both Houfes to confider of Means for 
preventing Dangers from the great Refort of difaflected Per- 
fons to the City and Parts adjacent, 7. Order for their 
meeting—ihe Committee of the Army formerly appointed to 
advife with the Committee of the Militia, and provide for the 
Safety of the City, &amp;c. revived, and to fit de die in diem, 
10—Ordinance from Lords for fending Papifts and Delin- 
quents Twenty Miles from London, read, and patfed ; Or- 
der for printing, and publifhing it by Beat of Drum—Ordi- 
nance for disfranchifing all Citizens that have been in Arms 
againft the Parliament, or adhered to their Enemies, read, 
12—-Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. with a Reprefentation of 
the prefling Grievances and important Defires of the well- 
affected Freemen, read; previous and main Quettions for con- 
fidering them, notwithftanding any former Order, feverally 
Aftlirmative ; Petitioners thanked, 19. Petition, and Repre- 
fentation, read again; Candles ordered ; previous Queftion 
for confidering them in Courfe, Attrmative ; Day appointed, 
22. Firft Paragraph of the Petition read, 29——Copy of a 
Counter Petition, difcovered by Mr. Boys at a Conventicle, 

_ read, and referred to a Committce, 15 Mar.—Petition of 

Lord Mayor, with a Copy of the printed Petition, read ; 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. thanked, 17—Another Petition, with Cer- 
tificate annexed, avowing the former Petition, to be confi- 
dered, 20 Ordinance trom Lords, concerning the Militia, 
31 Dec. Order for Intereft to Perfons who will advance 
9,000 /, Part of 12,0004. formerly granted to the City 
Guards ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Feb.—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance for keeping Delinquents and Ma- 
lignants out of the Lines Two Months longer, 20o—Ordinance 
to be read—Ordinance from Lords, concerning the Militia, 
to be read, 17. 

—— 1647, like Order, 27 Mar. Ordinance read twice, 
30 Queftion for committing it to a Committee of the whole 
Houfe, Neg. Order for committing it to a felect Committe, 
2 Apr. Ordinance reported; Provifo read; Queftion for 
Second Reading, Neg. Ordinance pafled, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments to be communicated to Lords at a Con- 
ference; Managers appointed, 15 Refolution for borrowing 
200,000/. for the Service of England and Ireland, 30 Mar. 

Agreed to by Lords—A Committee of both Houfes to 

treat with the City thereupon ; Lord Mayor to be defired to 

call a Common Council, 2 Apr. The Committee impow- 
ered to offer any Security in the Parliament's Power, except 
as excepted, 6. Lord Mayor to be defired to call another 

Common Council, 16. ‘Their Anfwer reported; Refolu- 



































tions touching Security for this and former Loans, 20, Re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed 
to, with Amendments ; Conference to be defired thereupon ; 
Conference defired, aud agreed to ; 

Managers 


Managers appointed, 23. 











Managers Names read; Conference held, 20. Meflage to 
Lords, defiring their Anfwer, 30 Another Conference de- 
fired by them, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported; Lords Votes in Part difagreed to; free 
Conference defired, and agreed to; Managers appointed; free 
Conference held, and reported ; Lord Mayor to be defired to 
call aCommon Council; the Committee to communicate to 
them the Security agreed upon, 1 May. Opinion of the 
Common Council reported ; previous Quefiton for infifting 
upon the former Votes touching the Sectrity, Neg. 5 Re- 
fulutions touching further Security, 5 &amp; 6. Agreed to by 
Lords—Common Council impowered to nominate Treafurers ; 
Votes to be communicated to them, 6. Their Act there- 
upon, read, 12. City to be acquainted that an Ordinance 
for their Security is pafled, 14 Petition of Citizens of 
goth March, with a Certificate annexed, to be confidered, 
13, 22 &amp; 23 Apr. Read, with Proceedings thereupon ; 
Houfe difapprove the prefenting it, 4 May. Order for burn- 
ing it by the common Hangman—Another Petition in Profe- 
cution of the former, 20. Vide Privileges—Perfons named 
by the Common Council to be a Committee for the Militia, 
approved : Quorum appointed ; Votes to be put into the Form 
of an Ordinance ; Lords Concurrence fignified—lFormer Com- 
miflioners to be thanked, 4 May. Thanked—Lord Mayor 
to be defired to call a Common Council; a Committee to ac- 
quaint them Houfe has under Confideration a Propofition for 
borrowing Money for Relief of the poorer Sort of People, 7. 
Order for diftributing 1,800 /, among fuch as have lent 54. or 
under—Informations and Defires of the Committee of the 
Militia, concerning the City Guards—Power given them to 
difpofe of the Remainder of the laft 1,200/.; Ordinance for 
charging it upon the Security of the 200,000 /. lately borrow- 
ed, ordered, 27—Petition of the Military Company, read ; 
Order for reftoring to them the Military Ground in St. Mar- 
tins in the Fields—For 500/. for re-edifying and repairing it 
—For 2o0o/, for re-edifying and repairing the Military Yard 
in Tothill-fields, feverally agreed to by Lords—Provincial 
Affembly impowered to adjourn to any Place within the City 
and Liberties; Lords Concurrence fignified, 28 Petition 
of many Thoufands of well-affeéted Citizens, read ; Queftion 
for giving a prefent Anfwer, Neg. 2 June—Petition of Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. with a former Ordinance for raifing Horfe, and 
apprehending ill-affected Perfons, read; Speaker’s Anfwer; 
Ordinance enabling the Committee of the Militia to make 
Searches, and raife Horfes, ordered, 8. To be prefented, 
10. Read twice ; Continuance thereof; Ordinance paffed ; 
agreed to by Lords—A Committee of both Houfes to confult 
with the Committee of the Militia about arming all within 
the Lines; Perfon to attend them; Power given them to 
fend for Forces come off from the Army ; Lords Concurrence 
fignitied—Ordinance from them concerning the Militia, 11 
—Copy of a Letter from the General to the City, with the 
Defires of the Common Council thereupon, read; Speaker's 
Anfwer, 11. Common Council’s Anfwer to General’s Letter 
read, and approved ; Thanks thereupon, 12. Copies of other 
Letters from the General ; Account of the Proceedings of the 
Committee, fent from the City to the Army, and General’s 
Defires to them ; Copies of the Aé&amp;t of Common Council for 
bringing in the Names and Qualities of Reformado Officers, 
willing to ferve the Parliament-—Of an Order for annulling 
it as much as in them lies, feverally read ; Vote for recalling 
that Order, agreed to by Lords; Speaker’s Anfwer—City 
have Leave to write to the Army, their Letters being firlt 
approved by both Houfes, 16. Copy of One read twice; 
Members to intimate to them the Senle of Houfe thereupon 
—Their Defires that Soldiers not paid may be commanded to 
repair to their feveral Counties, 18. Letter altered, and read ; 
Houfe leave it to them to fend fuch Letters as they fhall think 
fit—Their Defires for difcharging Forces raifed by the Order 
of Common Council ; previous Queftion for agreeing thereto, 
Neg. 19. Order for difcharging them—Copies of ‘Iwo Let- 
ters from the General to the Committee fent from the City, 
read; Houfe approve of their fending a Committee; Speak- 
er’s Aniwer, 24 Ordinance for Soldiers, not Inhabitants, 
to depart the City, read, 29 June——Committed, 1 July. 
Reported — Another Ordinance ordered, read twice, and 
pafied, 8. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 9. Order for printing, and publithing it 
by Beat of Drum, 10. The Committee of the Militia to 
put it in Execution, 17—Ordinance for fending Malignants 
out of the Lines, to be read, 1 July. Read twice; Com- 
mencement thereof; Ordinance patled, 8. Agreed to by 
Lords, 9. Order for printing, and publifhing it by Beat of 
Drum, 10. Members to give Houfe Account of the Pro- 
ceedings thereupon, 21—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for 
20,000 /. to carry on the Charge of the Militia, and for con- 
tinuing the Ordinance for raifing Horfe; Power given to the 
Committee of the Militia to raife 600 Hore; Ordinance for 























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that Purpofe ordered, 8 July. Read, and paffed, 9. Agreed 
to by Lords, 1o—Perfon examined touching the lifting of 
Soldiers Names; Speaker fignifies the Diflike of Hoafe 
thereto, 8. Bufinefs referred to a Committtee, 9. Order for 
their fitting; Power given them to examine after all manner 
of Liftings, and by whom, 10. Bufinefs re-committed : 
Committee impowered to fend for Witnefles, &amp;c. 1 3—Peti- 
tion of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read, and to be confidered ; 
Speaker’s Anfwer, 2 July—Houfe acquainted with Letters 
from the Army; Declaration againft tumultuous Meetings 
upon any Pretence; the Committee of the Militia to prevent 
them, and commit Offenders—Order againft Officers or Sol- 
diers entering the Lines, 10—Petition of Apprentices read - 
Members to give Anfwer, 13. Counter Petition read ; pre- 
vious Queftion for giving Anfwer, Affirmative ; Members to 
give it, 14—Printed Paper, ftiled the humble Petition of 
Citizens, Commanders, &amp;c. with an Engagement annexed 

read ; a Committee to inquire what Engagement has been ins 
tered into, 22. Petition and Engagement read again; a 
Committee to prepare Declaration againft it ; Declaration res 
ported, read, and agreed to; Order for publithing it by Beas 
of Drum, 23. Lords Concurrence fignified ; Declaration to 
be communicated to Lord Mayor; Shain to fend it into 
their refpective Counties, &amp;c. 24. Ordinance from Lords for 
revoking the Declaration, read, and paffled ; 26—Petition of 
Trained Bands, complaining that their Officers were removed ; 
previous Queftion for refioring the Militia into the fame Hands 
as formerly ; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 22. Read 
twice ; Continuance thereof; Ordinance committed, reported, 
and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Old Com- 
miflioners to meet, and take Order for the Security of the 
City and Parliament, 23. Ordinance from Lords for revok- 
ing it, read, and pafled—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. with 
Two Petitions to them, read; their Petition to be confidered 
—Petition of Apprentices ; Members fent to bring it in; Pe- 
tioners Defire to prefent it, agreed to; Petition read, 26— 
—Petition of well-afiected Apprentices, read, and approved 
~—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read ; Houfe approves of the 
fiopping Horfes within the Lines—The Committee of the 
Militia impowered to raife and lift them—Ordinance for re- 
newing the Ordinance of 11th June, appointing a Committee 
of both Houfes to join with the Committee of the Militia ta 
confider of Means for Defence of the City, &amp;c. to be conti- 
nued a Month longer; Quorum appointed ; Committees 
added—Severally agreed to by Lords, 30. Ordinance for en+ 
larging their Power, read, and pafled, 31. Agreed to by 
Lords ; Order for printing and publifhing it, 1 Aug. 
The Committee impowered to chufe a Commander in Chief ; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 30 July. Houfe acquainted 
they had chofen Lieutenant General Maffey ; previous and 
main Quefiions for approving him, feverally Affirmative; 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 31 Vote of Approbation 
of an Order by the Committee of Safety for publithing, and 
reading in Churches, the Declaration of Lord Mayor, &amp;c.— 
A Committee to prepare Ordinance to enable the Committee 
of Safety, and the Committee of the Militia, to fecure and 
difarm difaffecied and fufpected Perfons; Power given them 
to act till the Ordinance pafles, 1 Aug. Ordinance read 
twice, and re-committed ; Committees added, 2—Ordinance 
from Lords, concerning the Reformadoes going out of Town, 
9. Read twice, and committed, 11. Reported, and pafled, with 
Amendments, 13—Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Common 
Council; a Committee to treat with them about advancing a 
Month’s Pay for the Army, and Security, 21 Aug. Lords Cone 
currence fignified ; Order for them to repair to the Common 
Council, 24. Their Anfwer, that they had appointed a Commit- 
tee to gonfider of bringing in the Arrears of the Affeflments, 
and z advancing 50,000/. 26 Another Committee to de- 
fire their pofitive Anfwer touching the Loan, 3Sept. Their Peti- 
tion, and Aniwer, read; Houfe diffatisfied therewith; Order for 
paying the whole Arrears, and advancing 50,000/. Part there- 
of, by 18th Infiant, 9. Their Anfwer and Petition, read ; 
a Concept of an Ordinance annexed; Houfe infift upon their 
advancing the Money at the Time limited ; Common Coun- 
cil to be acquainted therewith—Ordinance to enable them 
better to raife and bring in the Arrears, and fecure the Mo- 
nies advanced, ordered, 14. General’s Declaration, con- 
cerning Delays in raifing Monies, read, and to be communi- 
cated to the City, 18. Their Anfwer, that they cannot 
advance 50,000/. reported; Anfwer and Declaration to be 
confidered, 21—The Committee of the Militia to put in 
Execution Ordinances for fending Perfons that have been in 
Arms againft the Parliament out of the Lines, 21 Aug, 
The Committees of the Militia of London, Weftmintter, 
&amp;c. to put them in Execution, g Sept.—Ordinance from 
Lords, for fettling the Militia in the old Hands, read, and 
pafled, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to by them 
—Axother Ordinance from Lords, for flighting the Lines, 
read, 

















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read, and paffed, 2 Sept.—Another Ordinance for felling the 
Materials, read, and paffed, g—Petition of well-afiected 
Citizens, read, 15. Read again; Speaker’s Anfwer, 16— 
Lord Mayor committed to the Tower for High Treafon, 2 

Vide Gayer, Sir John.—Aldermen to confider how the civil 
Government of the City may be executed; the Committee 
of the Militia to prevent all Difturbances, 25. Order for 
electing a new Lord Mayor, agreed to by Lords, 27. — For 
delivering the Enfigns of Honour, &amp;c. to him, 29——-Peti- 
tion of Citizens, read; Speaker’s Anfwer, 5 Oét.—Another 
Petition for propagating the preaching of the Gofpel, read, 
and referred to a Committee; Petitioners to be thanked, 6 
—Ordinance for removing and remedying the Obfiruétions in 
the Execution of the Ordinance for the Militia, ordered, 12 
—A Committee to inquire what Meetings have been in the 
City for dividing the Army, and difturbing the Peace of the 
Kingdom ; Conference defired by Lords concerning the London 
Agents mentioned in General's Letter to them, agreed to ; 
Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 16. Meflage from 
Lords defiring Houfe to confider the Matter thereof, 17. Con- 
ference reported ; printed Paper, indorfed, “ England’s Free- 
“ dom, Soldiers Rights,” read; a Committee to examine the 
Proceedings of the London Agents, and other Abettors of 
thefe Irregularities; Informations concerning Major Scott, 
&amp;e. referred; the Committee to prepare Declaration, 18. 
Papers from Nottingham referred, 20. Order for meeting of 
the Committce, 20 Nov. 8 Dec.—For leffening the Quo- 
rum, agreed to by Lords ; additional Power to the Commit- 
tee—Order from Lords that they be a clofe Committee—For 
apprehending the London Agents, feverally agreed to, 29 
—-General’s Letter that he had ordered a Regiment of Foot 
to qnarter in the City to aflift in colleéting the Arrears duc to 
ihe Army ; Letter to fiay their March, ordered ; Lord Mayor 
to be defired to call a Common Council; a Committee of 
both Houfes to prefs them to expedite the Payment thereof, 
and acquaint thein with the Inconveniencies of Delay, 20 
Nov. Houle thanked for their Care in preventing quartering 
Soldiers in the City; written Anfwer prefented, and read; a 
Committee to prepare Anfwer thereto; Anfwer reported, read, 
aud agreed to, 22—Additional Commiffioners for bringing in 








alt Arrears and Affellinents, agreed to by Lords, 26——-Mem- 
bers fent to expedite the bringing in the Six Months Aflcfi- 
menis of 6o,oco/. 8 &amp; 14 Jan.——A Committe to nomi 


nate fit Perfons to join with the Aldermen, &amp;c. of every 
Ward, for fpcedy colleéting cll Arrears; the Committee of 
the Army to prepare Ordinance, authorizing them to proceed, 
229 Mar.——Petition of divers Citizens wounded at Guild- 
hall, read, and referred to the Committce of Complaints, 25 
Nov. Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read; Speaker’s An- 
fwer, 1 Dee—Ordinance from Lords, touching the Election 
of Officers in the City, read twice, and committed; report- 
ed, and pafled, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to 
by Lords, 16. Copy to be fent to Lord Mayor; Ordinance 
to be printed, 17——-Ordinanee for putting Vapitis and Malig- 
nants out of the Lines, read twice; Comimencement and 
Continuance thercof; Ordinance patled, 16. © Agreed to by 
Lords; Copy to be fent to Lord Mayor; Ordinance to be 
printed, 17—Information that divers Citizens were abufled 
for opening their Shops lafi Chrifimas-day ; Order for the 
Committees of the Militia of London, Wefiminiicr, &amp;c. to 
prevent the like Inconveniencics, to be printed, 24——Peti- 
tion of the Provincial Affembly, read, and referred to the 
Committee of Grievances; Petitioners taanuked, 11 Jan.— 
Lord Mayor and Juftices to profecute late Riots—Commit- 
tees of the Militia of London, Wefiminfter, &amp;c. to put in 
Execution the Ordinance for putting Maliguants and Delin- 
quenis out of tie Lines; the Committee of Complaints to 
commit fuch as ftay ; Power given to employ Perfons for dif- 
covering them; Order for 100/, to recompence fuch Per- 
fons, 14 Jan. Ordinance impowering them to employ Per- 
fons in that Service, read, and pailed; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 15. ‘The Committees to make Provofi-martials 
~The Guards at Whitehall and the Meufe to apprehend 
thofe they find in Town, and fend them to a Jufuce; Juf- 
tice impowered to commit them, 17. The Committee of 
Complaints to examine Perlons feized by the City-marfhal, 
18—Ordinance from Lords for giving Power to Jutiices, and 
the Committees of the Militia, to fearch for and apprehend 
Papifis and Delinquents, read, and paffed, 22.—A Commit- 
tee to advife with Judges about Perlons that fixed feditious 
Tickets upon Pofts; King’s Counfel to profecute their Trial, 
27—Refolution for recommending a Recorder; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 20 Order for Lieutenant of the 
Tower to fearch for fufpecied Perfons, and warlike Stores, 
within the Lines; Perfons apprehended, and Materials feized, 
to be difpofed of by the Committee at Derby Houfe, 3 Feb. 
Amended, 6——Petition of Merchants, read, and referred to 
the Committee of the Admiralty, 20 Mar.—Ordinanee for 
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Payment of Tythes in the City and Liberties, read, and 
pailed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24. 

1648, Ordinance to be printed and publifhed, 21 Apr. 
—Nairative of late Tumults, and Proceedings thereupon ; 
Proceedings of Lord Mayor, &amp;e. for fuppreffing them, ap- 
proved; Thanks to them, and the General; the Committee 
of the Army to join with the Juftices in examining and com- 
mitting the Abettors—Order for a Commiflion of Oyer and 
Terminer to try them—Order for a Thankfgiving within 
the Lines. Vide Thankfgiving. A&amp; of Common Council to 
be read in Churches—Order for taking down the Pofts and 
Chains about the City—For a Gratuity of 1,000 /. to the Par- 
liament’s Guards—For removing difaffeéted Perfons out of 
the Tower, and for making up the Regiment 1,000, and 
adding 100 Horfe—Order from Lords for a Thankfgiving— 
For a Commiflion of Oyer and Terminer to try the Rioters, 
feverally agreed to, 13 Apr—Ordinance for the Commiftion, 
read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords, 14 Lord Mayor 
to be preffed to ufe all Expedition in the Profecution, 17 May 
Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read; their Defires con- 











. cerning Major General Skippon, approved— Defire concerning 


the Chains, granted; Speaker’s Anfwer—A Committee to exa- 
mine an Information mentioned therein—The Committee of 
Safety to confer with General, touching the Part that con- 
cerns the removing the Army further off, 27 Apr. Gene- 
ral’s Letter read; Copy to be delivered to the Common 
Council ; General to be defired to recal his Orders for re- 
moving the Parliament’s Guard; Officers to forbear removing 
them till farther Order from him, 2 May. Anfwer of the 
Common Council, reported, and read, 3—Petition of Lord 
Mayor, &amp;e. read; Refolution for authorizing him to prefent 
fit Perfons to be a Committee for the Militia—To prefent a 
fit Perfon for the Command of the Tower—For removing 
the Soldiers from thence ; a Committee to draw up in Writ- 
ing the Reafons of thefe Votes to be prefented to General ; 
Speakers Anfwer—Ordinanee for Settling the Militia, and 
appointing a Lieutenant of the ‘Tower, ordered, 9. Read 
twice; Debate thereon adjourned, 15. Refumed ; Commit- 
tees approved ; previous Quefiion concerning the Quorum, 
Neg. Provifo for exempting certain Places, read, and agreed 
to; previous Queftion concerning the Claufe of Power to the 
Committee-—Concerning the Claufe for appointing Colonel 
Weft Licutcnant of the Tower, feverally Aflfirmative—For 
appointing Major General Skippon Commander in Chie 

Neg. Ordinance palled, 16. Agreed to by Lords, 17—O 

dinance for appointing Major General Skippon Command 

in Chic, ordered, 16. Read, and pafled; agreed to by 
Lords-—Prefent Cominiflioners to act till the Militia is fettled, 
and obey Major Gencral Skippon’s Orders, 18—Order the 
preventing Multitudes to pats the City, and to difarm them, 
io be communicated to Lord Mayor, &amp;c.—Order for re- 
newing the Ordinance for putting Malignants and Papifis 
out of ‘Town Six Months longer; Ordinance for that Purpofe 
ordered, 17. Read, and patled, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 
26-———The Committee of the Militia to put it in Execution, 
§ June—Explanatory Ordinance read twice, and cominitted, 
15. Reported; Blank filled up; Provifo and Declaration 
read, and pafled; Ordinance patled; agreed to by Lords; 
Order jor printing and publifhing it, 16—Information of a 
Defign of very dangerous Confequence ; Order that the Mili- 
tias of London and Parts adjacent be in a Pofture to prevent 
it—For keeping Prifoners fecurely; agreed to by Lords— 
Lord Mayor to be delired to call a Common Council; a 
Commnittee of both Lloufes to attend them; a Committee to 
prepare Heads to be communicated to thei, for preferving a 
good Correfpondence between the Parliament and the City, 
18. Heads reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified—Informations of lifting Verfons under an 
Oath of Secrecy, to be communicated to the City, 19. City’s 
Antwer reported, 20—The Committee of the Militia, and 
Major General Skippon, to be thanked—The Committee to 
confider of a Courfe for the Safety of the Parliament and City 
till the Militia is fettled; General Skippon to acquaint them 
with the Order, 22. Written Anfwer reported, 23—A 
Committee to advife with the Common Council and the Mili- 
tia upon Means for fecuring the Parliament and City, and to 
continue upon this Service till further Order, 20. The 
Committee of Complaints to examine Perfons engaged in this 
Defign, with Power to releafe or keep in Prifon, 3 July—— 
Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for Difcharge of the Aldermen, 
Recorder, and others, in the Tower, read; feveral to be 
difcharged ; Part concerning the Aldermen to be confidered ; 
Speaker’s Anfwer—Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Com- 
mon Council; a Committee to prefs them to expedite the 
Arrears, and advance 30,0004. forthwith, 23 May. Their 
Anfwer reported, 25—A Committee to prefs the Common 
Council to advance ready Monies for the Forces marching 
into Kent, 26. Their Anfwer reported; ‘Thanks thereupon, 
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27—Ordinance for more effectual bringing in the Arrears, 
read, and pafled, 30 Agreed to by Lords—Petition of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. with a Petition of well-affected Citizens to 
them, read; a Committee to ftate a Narrative of what the 
Houfes have done in Reference to the Particulars of the City 
Petition—Another Committee to attend the Common Council 
upon the othcr Petition—A Committee of both Houfes to attend 
them with the Narrative, 1 June. Their Antwer reported ; 
Narrative and Aniwer to be printed, 2—Letters from Kent to 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read; ‘Thanks thereupon—A Committee 
to make Lte of them to the Committee of the Militia, 3— 
General’s Letter trom Rochefier, read; Lord Mayor to be 
defired to call a Common Council; Letter, and Papers in- 
clofed, to be communicated to them ; a Committee to make 
Obfervatious upon the Papers, and caufe them to be printed; 
Anfwer that it is not fafe to call a Common Council; Order 
for it difcbarged, 5—Retolution for disfranchifing all Freemen 
and Apprentices that have been or fhall be in Arms againft 
the Parliament, 8— Petition of the Provincial Afiembly, 
read; ‘Thanks thereupon, 23—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. 
for a fafe and well-grounded Peace; a Committee to with- 
draw, and prepare Anfwer; Anfwer reported, and given by 
Speaker, 27—Letter and Petition from Neweafile, to be 
communicated to the City; Lord Mayor to be defired to call 
a Common Council, and inform them of the Neectiity of 
railing 4,000/. a Month for the Pay of Three Regiments of 
Foot in that Town, 29—A Committee to demand their 
pofitive Aulwer, 5, 10 13 July—Petition of Lord Mayor, 
&amp;e. with a Petition of the Officers of the Trained Bands, 
read ; Speaker’s Anfwer; Kefolution for joining the Militias 
of the Out-parts with the Militia of the City, 5. Agreed 
to by Lords, 6—Ordinance for that Purpofe, read twice, 
and committed, 10. Petitions read, and referred, 10 &amp; 31 
—A Committee to confer with the Common Council, and 
the Commanders in London, concerning the Engagement for 
the Safety of the King and Parliament, during the intended 
Treaty, and touching the Manner of the Security, 5 July— 
To acquaint them with the Mitbehaviour of fome of the 
Guards, 10— Londoners Petition, with Lords Votes eon- 
cerning the Ordinance for Major General Skippon to inliti 
Men, 7. Conference defired by them thereupon, agreed to ; 





Reporters appointed ; Conference held, 29——Lords Detire 
to communicate their Votes concerning him at a Conference, 
agreed to, o Aug.——Refolution for authorizing Major Ge- 


neral Skippon to inlift and command Volunteers, 5 July. 
Houfe approves of what he and others have done therein; Or- 
der for indemnifying them; the Committee of the Militia to 
aflift them ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 — Petition of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. concerning the Ordinance for intifting, 
read ; Speaker’s An{fwer; a Committee to receive Complaints, 
and fupprefs indirect Carriages therein; Houfe infift upon 
their former Votes; Speaker’s Anfwer, 22—Another Veti- 
tion of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. concerning it, read; Speaker's 
Anfwer; Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Commen Coun- 
cil; a Committee to reprefent to them the Dangers of the 
arliament and City, and the Grounds for making and conti- 
nuing the Ordinance—Another Committee to confer with 
them and the Militia concerning Irregularities in lifting, and 
to reconcile the Differences, 2g—— Proceedings of the Com- 
mittee, and the City’s Thankfulnefs, reported ; Order for 
their fitting to hear what the Common Council and Militia 
fhall propute, and to conter with them about a Paper, inti- 
tuled, “ Commune concilium tent’ 27° Jutii, 1648,” 1 Aug. 
State of the Matter of the Propofals, and Matter of Faet, 
reported—State of Ground of City’s Apprehenfions pretented ; 
Orders of the Committee of the Militia, and Reprefentation 
of the Commanders of the Trained Bands, read; Order for 
transferring the Power of inlifting Forces, to be under Major 
General Skippon’s Command, to the Militia; Ordinance 
for that Purpofe ordered—A Committee to confult with the 
Militia how the Forces raifed by him may be made fervice- 
able, 15. Ordinance concerning the raifing and inlifting 
Horfe by the Militia, read twice, and committed, 22. 
Reported, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2: 
—Vetition of divers who had inlifted under him ; Power given 
him to appoint Officers over the Inhabitants of the Out- 
parts; Remainder of the Petition referred to the Committee 
for joining the Militias; Speaker’s Antwer, 21—Ordinance 
from Lords for the Militias of London and Wefiminfter— 
Two Petitions of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read; a Committee to 
prepare Anfwer, 8 Aug. Aniwer reported, read, and agreed 
to; a Committee to deliver it to the Common Council, Pe- 
tition and Aniwer to be printed and publifhed, g— Letter 
from York, concerning the great Wants of the Northern 
Parts, to be communicated to the City, 16—A Committee 
to go to the Militia to examine a Defign Houfe is informed 
of, with Power to fearch for and feize all Habiliments of 
War, and fecure Perfons, 17. Examinations and Informa- 





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tions reported, read, and re-delivered ; Proceedings of the 
Committee approved; Order for their meeting conftantly ; 
the Committee at Derby Houfe to deliver to them Exami- 
nations taken by them; the Committee to examine Verfons 
committed by them, 24—A Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for eftablifhing a Court-martial in the City, 23—Petition of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. with a Petition of well-affected Citizens 
to the Common Council; Thanks thereupon, 31 Lord 
Mayor to be defired to call a Common Council; a Commit- 
tee to confer with them about a Loan of 10,000/. for calry- 
ing on the Treaty, 1 Sept. 

——— late Bifhop of. Vide Juxon, Dr. 

Londonderry, Vide Ireland, 1647, Comptroller of the Cuftoms 
appointed, 17 Mar. Lords Concurrence fignified, 21. 

Long, Walter. Vide Privileges. 

—— 1647, his Petition; Order for continuing him Regifier of 
the Chancery, 29 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 30 Report 
conceruing him; Order for his Appearauce on a Day ap- 
pointed, to be teft at his ufual Place of Abode, 17 Sept.—— 
Serjeant’s Report, 27 Jan. 

—— 1648, Refolution for difcharging the Vote whereby he 
fiands accufed, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords, 5— 
Order for refpiting his fitting in the Eloufe, difcharged, 19. 

——~ Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance tor pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 14 Dee. 

ieee James, 1047, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, aud paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 21 Dee. 

Lord’s Day. Vide Sunday. 

Lords, thoufe of. Vide Aeffages—1647, Meffage from them 
concerning a Copy of an Act, with thew Clerk’s Hand forged 
to it, informed to be in a Member’s Cufiody, to be coniiter- 
ed, 18 May. Member to be acquainted therewith, 20. 
Heard, and ordered to deliver it to the Cierk, 21. 

Lorne, Lord, 1646, Pafs for him to tranfport Six Horles, Cuf- 
tom and Impoft free ; agreed to by Lords, 23 beb. 

Lorrain, Duke of, 1648, the Committee of the Admiralty to 
fiate the Matter of Faét concerning his Pretences touching 
Ships feized, and the Carriage towards his pretended Agent 
—His Letter trom Lords referred to the Committee tor fo- 
reign Affairs, 15 Apr.--—Their Report, 18 May. 

Love, Andrew. Vide Camphetl, Donald. 

James, 1646, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Re- 
commendation, 10 Feb. 

——— Quartermatter Thomas, 1647, Order for Payment of his 
Arrears, 24 Feb. 

Chrifiopher, 1647, Petition read, 8 Mar. Vide Deve 
reuxv, Colonel Nicolas. 

Lovelace, Vraucis, 1647, Petition read; Order for bailing him; 
‘Two next Juftices of Keat to iake the Bail, 8 Mar. Any 
Two to take it, 17. ° 

Loucr, Mr. 1647, Vetition complaining of the Mitcarriage of 
fome Otfheers towards hiin, read, and referred to General, 
24 Sept. 

Lovingland, Ile of, 1648, the Committee of the Admiralty to 
contider it; Members to give them Advice touching the Place, 
9 June. The Committee to fecure it, and grant Commiflious 
to raife Forces, 16. . 

Lower, Lieutenant Colonel William, 1646, to be difcharged 
from Imprifonment, and permiited to go beyond Sca, upon 
Security not to act againft the Parliament, 11 Jan. 

—— ‘Thomas, 1646, Matter of Faét concerning his Cafe, re- 
ported; Refolution for admitting him to his Compofition, 
and exempting him from his 5th and 20th Parts, 15 Heb. 

Lownes, Richard, 1647, Order for his Commitment to New- 
gate for publithing and vending a teditious Pamphlet, inti- 
tuled, ** Mercurius Pragmaticus,” 16 Ot. 

Lowther, Sir Gerard, 1648, Petition read; Order for bettow- 
ing 500/. upon him, 31 Aug. 

Loyalty, a Ship, 1647, Petition of Owners; Liberty given them 
to trantport 6,000 /. in foreign Silver, 3 Nov. 

Lucy, Spencer, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pated ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 1 June. 

Ludlow, 1646, Order for difgarifoning the Caftle, and flighting 
the new Works—For making that and the Town untenable, 
25 Feb. 

Luke, Sir Samuel, 1646, his Certificate reported, and to be 
confidered, 7 Jan. Read; Account allowed; Order for 
paying him 4,482 /. 13s. 6d. 11. 

—— 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Lunsford, Thomas, 1647, to be removed from the Tower to 
Lord Petre’s Houfe, 1 O&amp;. 

Lurgefhall, 1647, new Writ, 23 Mar. 

Lyme, 1646, Order for 1,000/. for rebuilding the Pier, and 
other Sea Walls, 19 Jan——-For difgarifoning the Town, 
and flighting the Works, 26 Feb. 








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1647, Order for difmantling the new Works, 13 July— 
For 1,000/. for repairing the Pier, and other ruinated Sea 
Works, 16. 

1648, Propofition concerning the Town, reported, and to 
be confidered, 19 July The Committee of the Eaftern 
Affociation to confider how the Garifon may be fupplied with 
Men if the Soldiers march away, 3 Aug.—Petition of Inha- 
bitants, concerning their Loffes fuftaimed in the late Siege, 
read; Order for 2,000 Oaks for re-edifying their Houfes, &amp;c. 
and for Money towards Reparation of their Lofles, 5 Aug. 

Lyndall, Lieutenant, 1648, Order for trying him by martial 
Law, 15 Aug. Lord General to be defired to grant a Com- 
miflion, 26. 

Lyne, Sir Daniel de, 1646, his Fine reported; his Petition 
read; Order for mitigating the Fine, 26 Jan. 

Lynn, 1646, to be continued a Garifon with 500 Foot, 1 Mar. 
—Governor to be continued, 17. 

—- 1647, General’s Letter in behalf of the Garifon, read; 
Order for 1,500¢. for their Relief, 14 Aug. Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, 20 Sept. Order for paying them 1,200 /, 
out of the monthly Affefiments, in Part of their Arrears, 4 
—o from Lords appeinting a Searcher of the Port, 
1 Mar. 

—— 1648, Governor’s Letter read, 1 July———Ordinance 
from Lords, appointing a Comptroller of the Cufioms, agreed 
to, 21 Aug. 

Lynne, Sir Marmaduke, 1647, appointed Apothecary to the 
Army in Ireland; the Committee for Lrifh Affairs to furnifh 
him with proper Provifions, 16 July. 














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1047, &amp; 1648. 


WA BB, Mr. 1647, Ordinance for continuing his Penfion 
as Houfekeeper of the late Archbifhop’s Palace at Lam- 
beth, ordered, 6 Jan. Read, and pafled, 22. Agreed to by 
Lords, 24. : ‘ 
Mabbott, Gilbert, 1648, a Committee to confer with him about 
fupprefling feandalous Pamphlets—Order for befiowing 4o /. 
upon him, 31 Aug. 

Mackworth, Colonel, 1646, to be continued Governor of 
Shrewfbury Caftle, 24 Mar. 

———— Humphrey. Vide Fell, Thomas, 

Sir Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinqueney, read, and patied; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 9g Mar. 

Macquire, Captain Nofle, 1647, Petition on his behalf, read; 
Vebate concerning reprieving him laid afide, 6 Sept. 

Magdalen’s Hofpital near Wincheficr, 1647, Governor appoint- 
cd; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 May. 

Maidjione, 1647, Bulinefs concerning the Eleétion of the Mayor 
referred to the Committee of Indemnity, 3 Nov. Order for 
‘Mir. Rote to continue Mayor; Mr. Brooke to deliver to bim 
the Enfigns of the Office ; Officers fworn by Mr. Brooke to 
be fufpended, 4. 

Major Generals, 1646, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to 
confider of them, 11 Jan. 

—— 1647, Report. Vide Harvey, Colonel—-The Committee 
revived ; all that come to have Voices, 30 Dec.--—- Further 
Report, 3 Mar. Vide Browne, Major Gencral. 

Malden, 1647, new Writ, 1 Mar. 

—- 1648, Return ordered, 14 &amp; 15 June.  Prefented; 
Eleétion referred to the Committee of Privileges; Committee 
revive’; Order for their fitting, 19. Report; Return voted 
illegal and void, Sheriff being aead before the Indorfement of 
the Writ, 26. 

Maleverrer, Siv Thomas, 1647, his Petition to be read, 2 Oct. 
Read ; Order for paying him 1,000/. in Part of his Arrears ; 
a Committee to contider of advancing it, and of a further Sa- 
tisfaction tor the Remainder, 12 Report; Order for 
paying the 1,000 /. out of the Excife, 17 Nov.——Agreed to 
by Lords, 1 Dee. 

Mallock, Roger, 1647, his Fine reported; Refolution for in- 
larging it; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, 
and pulled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 May. 

Man, Sir William, 1647, Petition read; Order for bailing 
him; T'wo next Juftices of Kent to take the Bail, 8 Mar. 
Any Two to take it, 17. 

—— Captain Jolin, 1647, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
17 Mar. 

Manaton, Ambrote, 1646, Matter of Faét concerning his Cafe, 
reported ; Refolution for admitting him to his Compofition, 
and exempting him froin his 5th and 20th Parts, 15 eb. 

— 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 

his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 

defired, 14 Mar. 
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Mauchefter, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for the School there» 
read, and pafled, 4 Mar. 

Manton, Mr. defired to preach, 4 June, 1647——31 May, 
1648 Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 30 June, 1647 

28 June, 1648. 

Manwaring, Colonel Randall, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, 
appointing him Searcher of the Port of Sandwich, and Mem-: 
bers thereof, read twice; previous Queftion for concurring 
thereto, Affirmative; Ordinance committed, 28 Dec. 

— 1647, Order prohibiting him to grant Paffes, 11 
May—For giving him the Public Faith for 4781. 13s. 2d. 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1g——They put Houfe 
in mind of an Order concerning him, 15 O@. His Peti- 
tion, defiring Reparation by Letters of Reprifal for a Ship 
taken by the Spanifh Weft India Fleet, read, and referred to 
the Committee for foreign Affairs, 1 Nov. 

Margaret’s, St. Weftmintter, 1646, Petition of Gallery Keep- 
ers; Order for diftributing 20l. among them, 6 Jan. 
Petition of Inhabitants of the Part intended to be left to the 
new Parifh Church, read, and referred to the Committee for 
the Collegiate Church of Wettininfier, 1 Feb. 

-~———— 1647, Order for 100/. for Relief of the poor vifited 
Inhabitants, 11 Aug. For 200/. for the Repair of the 
Church, 23 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 24 For diftribut- 
ing 20/. among the Officers of the Church, 24 Dee. 
Agreed to by Lords, 1 Jan. 

— 1648, Order for paying One Fourth of the Collections 
next Faft day to the Poor of the Parifh, 9 June. 

Margate, 1647, Order from Lords for repairing the Works, 
1 Mar. 

Mariners, 1646, Ordinance from Lords for continuing the Or- 
dinance for imprefiing them, read, and pafled, 1 Jan. 

~-—- 1647, Ordinance impowering the Trinity Houfe to 
raife and lift them, read twice, and patled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 1 Aug. Order from Lords for renew- 
ing it, agreed to, 3 Feb. ; : 

Markefhall, 1648, Letter from thence read; Proceedings of 
the Gentlemen approved; Letter of Thanks ordered ; the 
Committee at Derby Houtfe to give Direétions for their En- 
couragement, 7 June. 

Marlborough, 1647, Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 23 Dec. 

Marriages, incefituous. Vide Inceft. 

Marrie, Lieutenant Colonel, 1646, to be difcharged from 
further Reftraint, 21 Jan. 

Marrow, Mr. 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for being 
active inthe late Infurrection in Kent; Member to affift in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June——Report; Power given them to bail 
him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Marryott, Thomas, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 
Sept. 

Marfhall, Mr. defired to preach, 7 June——6 Aug. 21 


Sept——g39 Dec. 1647-—-29 Mar.——22 July-———5 Aug. 






































1648-— Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 30 Dec. 1646 
——-9 June——13 Aug——26 Jan. 1647-26 July-——- 
11 Aug. 1648. 

———- 1647, defired to pray before the Houfe, 5 June. Prays, 
and repeats the Heads of his Sermon preached at St: Marga- 
rets, 6———-A Committee to confider of a Remuneration to 
him for his Pains and Expence in the Service of the Parlia- 
inent, 13 Aug.——Report; Order for beftowing 5007. upon 
him, out of fume Delinquents Eftates; Ordinance for that 
Purpofe read, and pafled, 23 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 24 
——To be defired to go with the Commiffioners into Scot- 
land, 29 Jan.——Hlas Leave to return, 6 Mar. Lords Con- 
currence figuified, 8, 

———- James. Vide Campbell, Donald. 

Thomas, 1647, intercepted Letter from him to Lord 
Hunby, read ; a Committee to prepare Letter to Lord Inchi- 
quin to fend him over, 18 Sept. Letter read, and re-com- 
mitted, 20—— Letter concerning his Arrival; Serjeant to 
fend for him up, 5 Nov. Lords to be acquainted therewith, 
9——The Committee for Irifh Affairs to examine him, 13 
Dec.—His Petition from Lords, read, and to be confidered, 
13 Jan. Lords put Houfe in mind thereof; Report to be 
made; Petition to be read, 22———Another Petition from 
Lords, with fpecial Recommendation, 1 Mar. 

William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patfed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 17 Dec. 

—— Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 5 Jan. 

Richard, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patied ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Marfion, Jown, 1647, Petition concerning him, and other 
Merchants, to be read, 6 May. Referred to a Committee, 

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»—Order for their meeting, and fitting de die in diem; 
Coagimittees added, 6 Oct. 

Marjien-Sioviey, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for making it 
a diiinét Parith, 15 Mar. 

——-— 1648, read and pafled, with Amendments, 21 Apr. 

* Amendine ts agreed to by Lords, 24. 

Marten, Heury, 16.8, to be fummoned to attend, 16 Aug. 

Martin, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patted; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 4 Jan. 

Martin, Abbey, 1648, Order for making it indefenfible, 4 
July. 

Martin’s, St. in the Fields, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants, con- 
cerning itopping the common Sewer, read; nothing done 
thereupon, 3 eb. 

——;— 1647, Crder for beftowing 100/. upon the poor vitited 
Iphabit-nts, 20 Aug 

——. 1648, Order for beftowing One Fourth of the Collec- 
tions next Faft-day upon the Poor of the Parifh, 9 June. 

Martyn, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pare 
doning tis Delinquency, read, and palled ; Lords Concurrence 
to ve detired, 28 lec. 

Marybone, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants, concerning fiopping 
the common Sewer, read ; nothing done thereupon, 3 Keb. 
Mafham, Captain Antony. Vide Dymock, Captain Humphry. 
Majjam, Sir Williasn, 1648, previous Queftion for adding him 
to the Committee at Derby Houfe, Ali.rmative, 30 May. 
Majjey, Colonel, 1646, Petition of Officers and Soldiers of his 

brgade, to be contidered, 26 Jan.——1 Feb. Read, 3. 
Read again; Order for furnifhieg him with 1,000 4—For 
immediate Payment of Part—Colonel to fend the Officers 
and Soldiers home, and prevent their coming to folicit the 
Parliament, 4—Another Petition of his Soldiers recommended 
by Lords, 6. The Committee of the Weft to treat witi the 
Committee at Goldfiniths Hall about advancing 500/. for 
them, g—Ordinance for that Perpofe, read, and paffed ; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10. 

—— 1647, appointed Lieutenant General of Horfe in Ireland, 
2 Apr.——-His Letition to be read, 9 July. Read; Order 
for paying him 2,o00/. in Part of his Ariears ; Certificates 
and Accounts referred to the Committee of Accounts, 10 

lseport concerning him; Order for his Appearance upon 
a Day appointed, to be left at his ufual Place of Abode, 4 
Sept.——Serjeant’s Report, 27 Jan. 

-~—— 1648, Kefolution for difcharging the Vote whereby he 
fiands accufed, 3 June. ‘To be communicated to Lords, 5 
—Order difabling him to bea Member, revoked, 8. 

Matthews, Robert, 1648, Order for reftoring him to Places 
ufually enjoyed by Aidermen in Winton, the Year after their 
Mayoralties, 18 Apr. 

Maude, Daniel, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 17 Dec. 

Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 25 Dec. 

Maurice, Henry, 1648, Order from Lords concerning him, 





29 July——They put Houfe in mind thereof, 26 Aug. 

Mawes, St. 1646, new Writ, 9 Feb.—Order for continuing 
100 Foot in the Town, 23——Vor appointing a Governor, 
12 Mar. 


Marwell, James, 1646, previous Queftion for approving him 
to attend the King at Holdenby, Affirmative, 12 Jan. 

May, Thomas, 1646, his Cafe reported ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, o Feb. 

— 647, previous Queftion for granting him the Privilege 
of fole printing a Book intituled, “ The Hiftory of the Par- 
liament of England, &amp;c.” Affirmative; main Queftion, Neg. 
14 May. 

Robert, 1647, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody; Examina- 
tion and Letter concerning him, referred to the Committee 
for lrifh Affairs, 26 Aug. 

—— James, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 20 Dec. 

Mayherne, Sir Theodore, 1648, Pafs from Lords for him and 
Family to go beyond Sea, agreed to, 10 July. 

Maynard, Sir John, 1647, to be fummoned to attend, 4 Sept. 
Attends; Informations and Depofitions againft him, read ; 
refufes to anfwer; denies his Hand-writing; Order for difa- 
bling him from being a Member—For his Commitment to 
the Tower ; Sentence pronounced; Refolution for impeach- 
ing bim of High Treafon; a Committee to prepare Articles, 
7 Articles reported, read, and agreed to; Order for In- 








groflinent, 28 O¢t.-——Ingroffed Articles, read, and fent to 
Lords, 27 Jan. 
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peachment, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords, 5— 

—Order for difabling him to be a Member, revoked, 8 

Order for difcharging him from the Penalties, upon a Con- 

tract for the Manor of Bugden, 22 June Amended ; 

Amendment agreed to by Lords, 8 July. 

Lord, 1647, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon; Impeachment fent to Lords, with Defire he may 
be fequeftered from the Houfe, and committed, 8 Sept.— 
Meflage to Lords, defiring them to appoint a Time for 
bringing up Evidence, 17 Sept.——14 Ot. Time appointed, 
14. A Committee to prepare Articles, 15 Meflage from 
Lords, defiring a fpeedy Proceeding; Articles to be reported, 
29 Nov.——To be read, 1 Dec.—Mellage to Lords, defiring 
a longer Time to bring up Evidence, agreed to, 2—Orders 
and Warrants figned by him, and other Informations, and 
Matters of Evidence, reported, and read, 13. Ingroffed 
Articles reported ; Evidence to each, read, and applied by 
the Reporters; Articles, ‘Title, and Conclufion, agreed to, 
29 Jan. Sent to Lords, 31. 

1648, Refolution for proceeding no further upon his 
Impeachment, 3 June. ‘To be communicated to Lords— 
Meflage from them that they will difcharge him unlefs Houfe 
proceed by a Day appointed, 5. 

Mazieres, Colonel, 1647, Order for paying him 280/. 17 July. 
Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

Melcombe Regis. Vide Weymouth. 

Meldrun, Rovert, 1646, his Petition, and Scots Commiffioners 
Letter concerning him, read, 9 Feb. Read again; former 
Order for paying him 1,000 /, reyoked—Order for paying him 
3,000/. 11. Agreed to by Lords, 15. 

Jane, 1648, Petition read; Order for paying her 200/. 
in full of all Demands due to her Hutband, 12 June. 

Members, 1646, have Leave to be abfent, 7, 16 &amp; 28 Dec. 

-4, 5, 6, 8, 9 &amp; 11 Jan.—10, 13, 16, 17, 20, 22, 

23, 25, 20 &amp; 27 Feb.—1, 4, 5, 8, 11, 12,13, 15, 19, 

20% 24 Mar. To take the Covenant, 9 &amp; 30 Dec.—— 

27 Jan. 1 &amp; 24 Feb——lTake it, 9 &amp; 30 Dee ——i &amp; 

24 Feb.—Order for Members to pay Moncy to the Officers 

of the Houfe, revived; a Coinimittee to diftribute it, 22 Feb, 























1647, Members have Leave to be abfent, 25, 26, 27 
&amp; 28 Mar—1, 2, 7, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 23, 29 &amp; 


go Apr.—1, 4, 5, 11, 12, 10, 21, 25, 27 &amp; 28 May 
1, 2, 23, 25, 26, 28 &amp; 20 June 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 
16, 17, 19, 20 &amp; 22 July 6, 14, 20, 21, 24, 26 &amp; 
27 Aug.——1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 14, 16, 17, 18, 25 &amp; 
27 Sept——1, 5, 12, 16, 20, 21, 22, 25 &amp; 28 Odt.--— 
1, 3, 4, 9, 15, 18, 19, 20, 23, 25, 26 &amp; 30 Nov. 
1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 11, 14, 15, 17, 20 &amp; 24 Dec.—— 
13, 14, 20, 24 &amp; 27 Jan——S8, 9, 15, 16, 18, 24, 25, 
26 &amp; 20 Feb.——6, 8, 9, 13, 14. 15, 16, 17, 20 &amp; 23 
Mar.——To take the Covenant, 26 May——2 &amp; 9 June 
—-—26 Jan.——Take it, 9 June 23 Feb.——Clerk to 
give Serjegnt Lift of thofe that have not taken it—Order for 
fufpending fuch as do not offer themfelves, 26 May—Mem- 
bers withdrawing after a Debate, and putting the Queftion, 
called upon to vote, 27———Order for all to attend, to be 
printed and pablifhed, 5 Juae—Membcers prefent at a Debate, 
and not voting, called upon to vote, 19 July—Lawyers have 
Leave to go the Circuits, 19 July &amp; 19 Feb.—None to go out 
of the Houfe without Leave, 26—Abtent without Leave, io at- 
tend forthwith—Abfent with Leave, to attend within a Time 
limited, 32. Latter Order to be printed, and publifhed by 
Sherifls—Member withdraws during a Debate—Sufpended, 
31—Difabled from fitting —Committed to the Tower, 7 
&amp; 9 Sept.——Day appointed for the Attendance of Mem- 
bers abfent, whofe Excufes were allowed—A Committee to 
take the Cafes of thofe whofe Excufes were not allowed; Re- 
folution for fining each 20/. g Oct. Report, 12. Order for 
reftoring feveral, 12, 14, 15, 16, 20,25 &amp; 27 Oét. 3 Sept. 
——T'he Committee to refiore the 20/4. to Members abfent 
with Leave, that have not been abfent above Three Months, 
22 Oct.—To reftore the Money to fuch as have depofited it, 
or fhall do it in Three Days, 28——Previous Queftion that 
Members abfent upon Call fhall forfeit go/. Neg. Several 
excufed, 3 Nov.——Member has Leave to execute the Place 
of Mayor of a Corporation, 18 Feb. 

1648, Members have Leave to be abfent, 28 Mar. 
——1, 4, 15, 17, &amp; 19 Apr.——8, 15, 16, 20, 22, 25 &amp; 
30 May——1, 9, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 20, 21, 27 &amp; go 
June 8, 10, 12, 18, 20, 21, 24 &amp; 25 July——2, 21, 
23,°25, 29 &amp; 31 Aug. ——1 Sept. Quetiion for Leave of 
Abfence, Neg. 9 May. Leave to be afked between Ten 



































and Twelve o’Clock— —Member difqualified for fitting during 
this Parliament, 24 Apr——Has Leave to repair to his Charge 


as Governor of Gloucefter, 1 May—All, except as excepted, 
to attend, 4 Orders for difubling feveral to fit, revoked, 7 
&amp; 8 June. All to attend a Committee upon an Ordinance, 
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will not pay their Debts, or appear to their Actions—Order 
to be printed and publifhed, 27 July—Member withdrawn 
after the Queftion, calledin to vote, 28 Houfe to confider 
the Offices held by Members, and other Profits received by 
them, 5 &amp;o Aug. 

—_— — 1646, Order for making Report concerning Members 
that have Otlices ; the Committee in the mean time to receive 
Account of what fuch Members have received, or are to 
receive, 7 Jan. ; 

- 1647, the Committee for receiving Complaints 
againft Members for taking Bribes, revived ; Order for their 
fitting de die in diem; further Power given them ; Committees 
added, 3 &amp; 23 June—Votes concerning the Difqualifications 
of Members; Order for printing them with Votes of 1ft Sep- 
tember, 1645; Examination of the Bufinefs of thefe Votes re- 
ferred to a Committee, 10 June—Vote concerning Members 
that have been in a¢tual War againft the Parliament, read ; 
previous Queftion for adding a Penalty thereto, Neg—Houte 
to confider Informations againft them and others that have 
voluntarily received Pardons from the King, or correfponded 
with the Enemy—A Committee to prepare Declaration touch- 
ing delinquent Members, 21—Vote read again ;. previous 
Queftion for adding a Penalty, Affirmative—Pertons thathave 
fued for or accepted Pardons from the King—Perfons that 
advifed the Ceffation of Lreland, or otherwife affifted the Rebels 
—Perfons that are fequeficred for Delinquency, to be com- 
prehended therein; previous Queftion for difabling Offenders 
againlt thefe Orders for cver to fit, Neg. Debate to be re- 
fumed, 5 July. Refumed ; One Order amended, 8. Another 
amended ; Penalty voted —Time appointed for Members that 
conceive themfelves concerned to prefent their Cafes, 9. Cates 
to be confidered, 14. Several read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee; Refolution that thofe who fhall deliver their Cafes 
within the limited Time fhall not incur any further Penalty 
than being difabled to fit during this Parliament, 15—Order 
for thofe who forbear coming becaufe they have put in their 
Cafes, to attend, 31—Committee revived ; Order for their 
fitting de die in diem, and making Report—Power given them 
to fend for and examine Witnefles; Committee added, 21— 
Members fitting till their Cafes are adjudged to receive no 
Benefit of the Vote of 15th July, 27 Aug. ——Paper purport- 
jnga Charge from the Army againft Eleven Members, and 
Paper of Defires in order thereto, read, 16 June. Read 
again, 17—A Committee to prepare Letter to General con- 
cerning them ; Letter reported, read, and agreed to ; Speaker 
to fign aud fend it, 23—Commiflioners Letter, with Gene- 
ral’s incloted, read, 24. Read again; Refolution that it is 
illegal to fuipend thei before Proofs made—Previous Quefiion 
that they have done nothing deferving Sufpenfion, Affirma- 
tive, 25—Leave given them to be abfent, 26—Their Peti- 
tion read; Day appointed for bringing in the Charge; a 
Committee to prepare Letter to the Commiffioners to that 
Purpole ; Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 2g—— Their 
Antwer, with Paper inclofed, read, 2 July—Oflicers fent up 
to impeach them of High Crimes and Mifdemeanors; Im- 
peachinent prefented, and read ; Members return a general 
Antwer thereto, 6. Further Confideration adjourned, 6, 8, 
9 &amp; 10. Refumed, io &amp; 12. Their Petition, and feveral 
Letters, read; Time prefixed for their Anfwer, 12. Coun- 
fel afligned them, 14. Their Allegations, and Anfwers, 
read ; they withdraw ; Allegations, and Anfwers, read Se- 
cond time, 19g—Their Defires for Leave of Abfence, agreed 
to; Speaker to grant them a Pals to go beyond Sea for Six 
Months, 20—Order for their Attendance, 30-—-A Com- 
inittee to inquire what Members have Offices, and reccive 
Account of the Profits thereof, and to employ them to the 
carrying on the War in Ircland, 10 Nov. 

Mercey, lle of, 1646, Order for demolifhing and difgarifoning 
the Blockhoufe, 26 Heb. 

Merchant- Adventurers, 1647, a Committee to treat with them 
about a Loan, and Security thereupon for the Lrifh Service, 
13 Nov.—Governor to call a Court, and propound to them a 
Loan of 10,000 /. for prefent Service, and to offer Security, 
with Interefi, 17. A Committee to defire their pofitive An- 
{wer, 2 The Committee of the Navy to treat with them 
io furbear, and propofe a Credit and Security for the Money, 
8 Feb.——Same Committee to ftate their Demands concern- 
ing a Danifh Ship of Arms feized by a Parliament-Ship, 20 

Nov.—State of their Debt from the Parliament, reported— 
Houte allowof 7,650. and 500 4.— Demand of 2,818. 4s. 23d. 
re-committed, 25—Demand of 1,554 4. for Expences upon fe- 
veral Treaties, allowed, and to be added to their other Demands 
—Ordinance for reimburfing them 1,500 4. and 8,804 /. read, 
and paffed, 30 Agreed to by Lords, 1 Dec. 

Meredith, Sir Robert... Vide Parfons, Sir William. 

Merioneth County, new Writs, 8 Dec. 1646 26 Aug. 1647. 

———— 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for Com- 
miffion to him, 17 Nov.—Agreed to by Lords, 29. 

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Merrick, Sir John, 1646. Vide Whitelock—Order for paying 
him, 1,000 /. in Part of his Arrears, 29 Dec. . 

Merrifield, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 Jan. 

Mefjages from Lords, 1646, defiring Houfe to continue fitting ; 
Antwer thereto, 25 Jan. . 

1647, Meflage concerning Money for the Army, to be 
confidered, 27 Apr. Defiring Houfe to fit in the After- 
noon ; Anfwer thereto, 1 May 2 Aug. 

——— 1648, acquainting Houle they intend to fit on Saturday 
aud Monday; Anfwer thereto, 30 June Order againtt 
taking Noticeof or entering Part of a Meflage from them, 10 
July—Acquainting Houfe they intend to adjourn from Friday 
to Tuefday every Week, 20. 

to Lords, 1646, defiring them to continue fitting; An- 
{wer thereto, 15 Dec. 6 Jan. 

1647, defiring them to fit in the Afternoon ; Anfwer 
thereto, 30 Apr. 6, 25 &amp; 28 May——1, 3, 5,11 &amp; 26 
June 23 July 3 Aug.-——13 Nov. Defiring them 















































to continue fitting ; Anfwer thereto, 4 &amp; 28 May 11 June 
23 July 6 &amp; 8 Sept. 10 Dee. Defiring them 
to meet ona Sunday, 5 June-—Houfe accompanies a Mef- 


fage to them, 4 Jan. 

1648, acquainting them Houfe will adjourn for a Week; 
Anfwer thereto, 4 Apr.—Defiring them to continue fitting, 
20 &amp; 29 May——5 June— Acquainting them Houfe intends 
to adjourn from Friday to Tuefday every Weck, 23. 

Metcalf, Thomas, of Bellanby, 1647, his Fine accepted; Or 
dinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23 Sept. 

——— Thomas, of Leeds, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 17 Dee. 

Michel, 1646, new Writ, 9 Feb. 

Michell, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13, July. 

Middlefex, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commitlion to’ him, 17 Ney. Agreed to by Lords, 29g—— 
Petition of Inhabitants concerning free Quarter, read ; Speak- 
er’s Anfwer, 7 Dec. Members fent to haften the bringing 
in the Affeflments upon the Ordinance for 600,000/. the 
Committee of the Army to prepare Infiruétions for them, and 
Letter to haften the Payment, 23 Dec. Intiructions and Let- 
ter reported, read, and agreed to, 24.— Petition of Inhabitants 
of feveral Hundreds, to be read, 28. Read, and referred to 
the Committee of Indemnity, 31. 

——-— 1648, Committces added to the Committee of Mi- 
litia, 22 May——1 Aug.——Names of fit Perfons to be 
Committees, ordered, 22 May—Printed Paper, intituled, 
“ The joint Declaration of Middlefex, flex, Kent, and 
Surry, to the Soldiers of the Army, &amp;c.” read, and referred 
to the Committee at Derby Houfe—The Comittee for 
Printing to find out the Printer, &amp;c. 24——Ordinance for 
levying Forces in the County to continue Six Months, read, 
and palTed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 Aug, 

——— 1648, new Writ, 12 Apr. 

——— Earl of, 1646, Order from Lords appointing him 
Keeper of Kingfwood Forefi, 24 Mar. 

-—-— 1647, Refolution for impeaching hin of High Trea- 
fon; Impeachment fent to Lords, with Defire he may be fe- 
queftered from the tloufe, and committed, 8 Sept—Meflage 
to Lords, defiring them to appoint a Day for bringing up the 
Evidence, 17 Sept.—-—-14 Oct. Day appointed, 14. A Com- 
mittee to prepare Articles, 15—-—Meflages from Lords, de- 
firing a fyeedy Proceeding ; Articles to be reported, 29 Nov. 
-——'T'o be read, 1 Dece.—Meflage to Lords, defiring a 
longer ‘Time for bringing up the Evidence, agreed to, 2— 
Orders and Warrants figned by him, and other Informations 
and Matters of Evidence, reported, and read, 13—-—Ingrofled 
Articles reported ; Evidence upon each, read, and agreed to ; 
Articles, Title, and Conclufion, agreed to, 29 Jan. Sent to 
Lords, 31. 

——— 1648, Retolution for proceeding no further upon his 
Impeachment, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords— 
Meflage from them, that they will difcharge him unlefs Houfe 
proceed by a Day appointed, 5. 

Middleton, Sir Thomas. Vide Vaughan, Edward—1647, Mem- 
ber to prepare Ordinance for repealing Part of an Ordinance 
that impowers him to raife Forces in the Six Counties of 
North Wales, 7 Apr. 

—_—— Sir William, 1647, to have the Materials of the Works 
about Denbigh Cattle, towards Satisfaction of his Arrears, 15 
Apr. Order for paying him 1,000 /. out of his Father's 
Waterworks, in Part thereof, 10 Jan. 

——-— Lieutenant General John. Vide Ramfay, Sir James. 








O Henry 





INDEX 0 the 


Henry, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 
to attend the Comiiflioners of the Great Seal, read, and 
paffed, 16 Feb. f 

—_ Mr. 1648, Letters and Papers concerning his raifing 
and abetting a late Tumult at Horfham, to be confidered, 17 
July——Letter from thence, and Examination of Witneffes, 
read; Proceedings of the Committee of Sequeftrations ap- 
proved ; Governor of Arundel Caftle to permit him to attend 
a Committee, 20——Clerk to enquire where the Papers are 
laid, 8 Aug. - . 

Midhope, Colonel James, 1647, his Petition from Lords ; Or- 
der for fending his Forces over into Ireland, or difbanding 
them, 2 July——Order for fending him back, 18 Sept. 
For committing him to Newgate for High Treafon, 28 Ot. 
—2 Feb. Letter concerning his Arrival ; Serjeant to 
fend for him up, 5 Nov. 

1648, Order for his Difcharge, 3 June. _ 

Midlam, 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, 26 Feb. 

1647, Houte adhere to their Vote, 13 July. 

Mildmay, Sir Humphry, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, aud pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
detired, 17 Mar. ees 

——— Henry, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. 
——17 Mar. ~-—Previous Queftion for adhering to the Vote, 
Affirmative, 8 Oét. 

Sir Henry, 1648. Vide Privileges. 

Mildrume, Major George, 1648, his Petition recommended by 
Lords, 30 June. 

Milford, 1647, Order appointing a Comptroller of the Cuftoms 
in the Port ; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 8 Sept. 

Read, and paffed, 20 O¢t.——Agreed to by Lords, 2 




















Nov. 

— 1648, Order for fending down Ammunition 
Ships fit for the Guard thereof, reported, 17 Apr. 
Militia, 1646, Lords defired to hafien the Ordinance for fettling 
it in this Kingdom, 7, 10 &amp; 15 Dec.——Ordinance from 
them concerning the Militia of England and Ireland, read, 

13 Feb. 

——— 1647, Bill for raifing, fettling, and maintaining Vorces 
by Sea and Land, in the Kingdoms of England and Ireland, 
and Dominion of Wales, and the [fles of Guernfey and Jer- 
fey, and the Town of Berwick upon Tweed, read ; Question 
for Second Reading, Neg. Day appointed for it, 1 Dee. 
Read ; Queftion for Commitment, Neg. Order for Ingrofl- 
ment, 3. Bill paffed, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

——~— 1648, a Committee to confider of fettlng the Militia 
in England and Wales for the prefent Defence thereof; all 
that come to have Voices, 4 May—Ordinance for that Pur- 
pote, Read twice; Queftion that Houle, before the Commif- 
fioners Names, confider of general Characters to limit them, 
Neg.—Previous Quefiion that the Names be fubferibed by 
Members of the refpective Counties, Neg.—Order for them 
to deliver Names to the Comuinittee, 13 Ordinance com- 
mitted ; Committee impowered to receive Names, 13 June. 
Members to attend them, 20——Ordinance reported ; Com- 
miilioners Names in Part difagreed to ; others added ; Claute 
for reftraining the raifing Forces, and putting them into Ga- 
rifons, without the Authority of Parliament, re-committed, 
4 July. Reported ; whole Ordinance re-committed, 13—— 
Reported, and re-committed again ; Report of the Adjourn- 
ment of the Committee, approved, 7 Aug.— Report of further 
Adjournment; Order for their fitting, 9 &amp; 12. 

Millicent, John, 1647, his Vine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be delired, 10 June. 

Millington, Gilbert, 1646, Petition to be read, 5 Dee. 

Milner, Thomas. Vide Gethin, Maurice. 

Milton, John, junior, 1647, Kefolution for indiéting him of 
High Treafon ; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indict- 
ment; Managers and Solicitor appointed ; Order for taking 
him into Cufiody, 25 Sept.——Proclamation for apprehending 
him, reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct. 

Minekennett, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Rector, 
read, and committed, 10 Feb. 

Minijlers, 1647, Names of Minifters fent from Lords in Ordi- 
nances to be put into Livings, to be fent to the Affembly, 9 
Apr. The Committee of plundered Minifters to prepare 
Ordinance for keeping in thofe put into Livings by the Par- 
liament, 19 Aug.—General’s Letter, with a Copy of a Peti- 
tition, and other Informations otf Minifters put in by the 
Parliament, being difpoffeffed ; a Committee to withdraw, and 
oe Ordinance for keeping them in ; Ordinance read, 20. 

ead Second time, and pafled ; Letter and Ordinance to be 
printed, 21. Lords Concurrence fignified, 24 Papers 
endeavoured to be delivered to feveral in their Pulpits, re- 
ferred to the Committee of Complaints, 15 Nov. Clerk at 
Goldfmiths Hall to deliver to Clerk of Houfea Note of all 
Improvements for the better Maintenance of a preaching 


25 




















Lift of 


FirtrH Vo.uumMe. 


Minifiry, 31 Dec——Order for certifying any Increafe of 
Maintenance to the Members for the Places where fuch 
Increafe is fettled, to be printed, g Mar. 
1648, Lift of Augmentations to be delivered to the 
Clerk, 13 June. 
— delinquent. Vide Delinquents. 

Minterne, Henry, and others, 1647, Petition read, and referred 
to the Committee of Complaints, with Power to fend for and 
fecure a Perfon, 27 Sept, 

Miott, Edward 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 

Mitchell, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 17 Dec. 

Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Mitton, Colonel Thomas 1647, to be continued Governor of 
Anglefea and Beaumaris, 25 Mar. To command Horfe 
kept up for the Safety of North Wales, 8 Apr. Informa- 
tions of Diforders of the Soldiers in Montgomery ; Member 
to prepare Letter to him to fupprefs them, 12 May Order 
from Lords, appointing him Vice admiral of North Wales, 
agreed to, 25 Jan.—Report from them concerning him, re- 
ferred to the Committee at Derby Houfe, 27. 

———- 1648, his Petition read; Order for paying him 5,000 /. 
upon Account—The Committee of Accounts to ftate and cer- 
tify his Accounts, 19 Apr. Order amended, 11 Aug. 
Amendments agreed to by Lords, 14. 

Mohun, Lord, 1646, his Petition to the Committee of the 
Welt, reported ; and read—fntormation concerning his killing 
Perfons in cold Blood, referred to a Committee, 15 Feb. 

Molineux, Roger, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinqueney, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 20 Dee. 

———~ Lord Vifcount, 1647, his Vine accepted; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, g Mar. 

Molyns, William, 1647, Petition concerning an Order from 
the Militia to deliver Ordnance, &amp;c. in his Cuftody, to Co- 
lonel Weymes ; Order for reftoring them into the 'Tower— 
Againft Colonel Weymes and others intermeddling with them 
—For continuing him in the Truft—Lieutenant of the Ord- 
nance to defray the Charge of reftoring them, 14 Aug. 

Moncke, Colonel, 1647, appointed Commander in Chief of the 
Ulfter Forces under Sir Charles Coote; a Committee to pre- 
pare Inftructions for him, 16 July. 

Monckton, Sir Francis, and Son, 1647, their Fines accepted ; 
Ordinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 12 Jan, 

Monies, 1647, Bufinefs concerning clipped and falfified Monies, 
referred to the Committee of the Kevenue, 18 Aug. Report 
referred back ; Another Committee Joined ; Power given to 
fend for Parties, &amp;c. 26 Ordinance for preventing In- 
conveniences by clipped and falfified Monies, read, 1 Sept. 
Committed, 2. Reported, and pafled ; agreed to by Lords 
~The Committee of the Revenue to take care of regular 
coining all Monies, 6. 

Monies, Richard, 1647, his Bufinefs referred to the Commif- 
fioners of the Great Seal, 2 Oét. 

Monmouth, County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29 
Member fent down to hafien the bringing in the Affeflments 
of 600,000/.; the Committee of the Army to prepare In- 
fiructions for him, and Letter to hatten the Payment, 23 Dec. 
Infiructions and Letter reported, read, and azreed to, 24. 

1648, Letters from thence , Order for apprehending 

a Perfon. Vide Kemish, Sir Nicolas—The Committee to fe- 
cure fequeftered Delinquents that have not compounded, and 
all fufpected Perfons—'To take care Delinquents do not oc- 
cupy their Eftates 15 Apr.—Ordinance touching the Militia, 
10 May. Vide Gloucefier County. 

Town, 1646, Order for difgarifoning the Cafile, and 
flighting the new Works, 1 Mar. . 

1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Monnings, Sir Edward, 1647, his Vine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 21 Sept. 

Monteagle, Lord, 1646, his Petition recommended by Lords, 
6 Feb. 

Montereuel, Monfieur de, 1648, Pats granted him by the Par- 
liament’s Commiflioners in Scotland to pais through England 
to London, read, 6 July—Order from Lords for him to 
tranfport Four Coach-horfes, Cuftom and Impoft free, 29 
——-They put Houle in mind thereof ; Order agreed to, 2 
Aug.—Pafs from Lords for him, 26. 

Montgomery County, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion to him, 17 Noy. Agreed to by Lords, 
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IN DEX vo the Firtryu Votume. 





1648, Major Harley’s Letter, read—Order for a Let- 

ter of Thanks—For a Reward to the Meflenger—General to 

try by martial Law fuch Prifoners taken there as are triable 
thereby, 22 Aug. 

Town, 1646, Speaker to know of the Earl of Cher- 

bery what Affurance he will give that the Caftle fhall be pre- 

ferved for the Service of the Parliament, 3 Mar. 

—— 1647, his Anfwer; Cuftody thereof committed to 
him; the Committee of both Kingdoms to confider what is 
fit to be done for his Satisfaction, 25 Mar. Intelligences 
concerning Diforders of the Soldiers in Montgomery received 
by him, referred to the Committee at Derby Houfe—He de- 
fired to attend them, 12 May. 

Moore, Lady Vifcountefs, 1646, Order for paying her gool. 
and allowing her 200 /. per Aunum, vacated—Order for pay- 
ing her 1,000 /. in lieu thereof, out of Mr. Bromley’s Eftate, 
23 Dec. 

1647, Order for paying it in Courfe out of Guldfmiths 
Hall; former Order difcharged, 4 May. Agreed to by 
Lords, 6——Lords_ put Houfe in mind of her Petition, 15 &amp; 
28 Oét.—Order for paying a confiderable Part of the 1,000 / 
for her prefent Relief, 28 Her Petition from Lords, 1 
Mar. Read; Order for paying her 4,o00/. towards Satis‘ac- 
tion of her Hufband’s Arrears—The Committee of Accounts 
to ftate and audite his Accounts, 22. 

— Colonel John, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee 
for Trifh Affairs, 22 Feb. 

1647, Order for paying him 1,o00/. in Part of his Arrears ; 
the Committee for Imfh Affairs to confider how the Money 
may be raifed, 18 Aug. —Order for paying it out of his Difco- 
veries of concealed Deliaquents FAtates, 16 Feb. Letter re- 
commending the Relief of divers of bis Otliccrs and Men 
fhipwrecked in their Paffage to lreland, with their Petition 
incloted, read, and referred to the Committee for lrifh Affairs, 
21 Aug. Liberiy given him to reture from Ireland upon 
his own Occafions tor Three Months, 13 Dee. 

-—— 1648, his Defire concerning 6d. per Diem to his Soldiers 
whilft they coniinue wind-bound, referred to the Committee 
for lrifh Affairs, 29 May--——Order for paying him 360/. in 
full for Freight; the Committee of the Navy to give Order 
for prefent Payment, 9 June His Information referred to 
the Cominitiee of the Navy—Order for ftaying the Ship in 
the mean tine, 25 July. 

Lord Vifcount, 1647, Petition referred to the Cominittee 

for Lrith Affairs, 7 May. 

Colonel Sainuel, 1647, a Committee to confider his Ser- 

: vices, aud of a fit Allowance for him, 25 Mar.——Order 

: appointing him Governor of Hereford Cattle; Lords Concur- 

rence to be defired, 15 June. 

—— Simon, 1647, his Letter to Mr. Lechemore, read, 6 
July. 

-— Lady Jane, 1647, her Petition from Lords, 23 Mar. 

——— 1648, they put Houle in mind thereof, 13 Apr. 

Alexander, 1647 his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 14 Dec. 

q Moorfields, 1646, Information of Tumults there; Order for put- 

ting in Execution the Laws for better Obfervation of the 

Lord’s Day and public Fafi-days, to be printed ; Proceedings 
of a Juftice in fupprefling the Riot, approved, 22 Mar. Or- 
der returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to, 23. 

Moreton, Sir William, 1647, to be removed from the Tower to 
Lord Petie’s Houte, 1 Oct. 

Dr. late Bifhop of Durham, 1647, his Petition from 
Lords; Order for paying him 800 /. per Annum, formerly 
granted, and the Arrears thereof; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Ot. Ordinance for confirming the Allowance, 
read, 28 Dee. 

Morgan, Joan, 1646, Order for beftowing 40/. upon her, 8 
Dec. 

—— Colonel Thomas, 1646, Order for paying him 5o00/. 
upon Account, to be deducted out of his Arrears, 26 Jan. 

1647, his Petition, 7 Jan. Vide Sandys, Colonel. 

—— 1648, Order for him and his Officers to be under the 
Rule of other Supernumeraries, for Security of their Two 
Months Pay and Debentures, 29 June. 

—— Sir Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, g “iar. 

Captain, 1646, Lords put Houfe in mind of the Bufinefs 
concerning him, 13, Mar. 

—— William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Antony, 1648, Ordinance from Lords for indemnifying 

him for any thing done in relation to thefe Wars, read, and 

committed, 11 Aug. 
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Morley, Lord, 1646, his Petition, with Lords Senfe thereupor: 
6 Feb. They put Houfe in mind thereof, 13 Mar, 

1647, like Meflage, 29 Mar. 14 May. 

and Lords Sente, to be read, 14. 

—-——- Captain William, 1646, to be continued Governor of 
Arundei Cattle, 24 Mar. 

Sir John, 1647, to be removed from the Tower to the 
Fleet, 1 O&amp;. 

Morris, Edward, 1647, Order for preparing a Pardon in courfe 
for him, 2 O&amp;t. 

Mortarpieces and Granadoes, 1647, Information of fome in 
private Hands, referred to the Committee 
Feb. 

Mofeley, Sir Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 21 Sept. 

Moulin, Moufieur du, 1646, intercepted Letter from him to 
Monfieur Tillier, read, and to be communicated to Lords— 
Copies to be fent to the Committees for Irifh Affairs, and of 
the Admiralty, 6 Feb. Sent, 8. 

Lewis du, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing 
him Hiftory Reader in Oxon, to be read, 15 OA&amp;.—They put 
Houle in mind thereof, 25. 

Moulton, Captain Robert, 1647, appointed Commander of a 
Ship, 26 Feb. 

Mounfell, Margaret and Mary, 1647, Order for paying them 
791 Z. in Satisfaction for their Brother’s Arrears, 14 Mar. 

1648, agreed to by Lords, 17 June. 

Mountague, Walter, 1647, his Petition from Lords, read; Or- 
der for bailing hin, 10 July. Another from them ; Order 
for continuing the Bail, 2 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 8—— 
Order from them for contiauing it Six Months longer, agreed 
to, 9 Dee. 

—— 1648, Order from Lords for continuing it Six Months 
longer upon the fame Security, agreed to, 8 June. 

Mowfe, Jane, 1647, Order for making Report concerning her, 
14 May 9 Sept. Report; her Petition read; Order for 
paying her 7154. due from Captain Hackett out of his Eftate, 
16. 

Mucklow, William, 1648, his Vine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be detired, 29 Aug. 

Mudforte, Nicholas, 1647, to be fent for as a Delinquent; In- 
formation agaimft him, referred to the Committee of Com- 
plaints, 18 Oct. 

Mulgrave, Kar! of, 1646, his Petition from Lords, with f{pecial 
Recommendation, to be confidered, 16 Jan.——-They put 
Houle in mind thereof, 1 Feb. 

— 1647, like Meflage, 6 &amp; 13 May. Petition read, 
and referred to a Committee, 13—Mellage from Lords, de- 
firing it may be taken into {peedy Confideration ; Order for 
contidering it, 15 Mar. Vide Alum. 

Mulgrave Calile, 1647, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 
flighted, 19 July. 

Munjier. Vide Ireland. 

Murder. Vide Treafon. 

Murray, Mongo, 1646, Commitlioners Letter, concerning a 
Paper in Characters privately conveyed to him by the King to 
be delivered to the French; their Commitment of him ap- 
proved ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8 Feb. Vide 
King. 

~ Henry, 1647, Order from Lords for him to go to the 

King, 16 July. Agreed to, 24. 

William, 1647, his Letter, by way of Challenge to 
Colonel Whalley, read—Order for fending for him in fafe 
Cufiody, 16 Nov. 

Mufcovia Company, 1646, Letter from the Commifliouers with 
the King that fome of the Company defired to move him for 
a Letter to the Emperor of Ruflia in their behalf, with 
Heads of the Letter inclofed, read; Letter of Thanks for not 
admitting them to prefent it, ordered, 8 Feb. 

Mufgrave, Mr. 1647, Caufe of his Commitment, and Informa- 
tion that he is Author of divers fcurrilous Pamphlets, re- 
ferred to a Committee, with Power to difcharge him, 16 
July. 











Petition, 





of the Army, 16 


























Captain, 1647, Refolution for indicting him of High 
Treafon; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indictment ; 
Managers and Solicitor appointed; Order for his Commit- 
ment to Newgate by a Committee, approved—Order for his 
fianding committed, 25 Sept. 

—_——— 1648, Quefiion for difcharging him, Neg. Order for 
bailing him, 3 June. 

John, Vide Crakanthorpe. — 

Mynne, George, 1646, Report concerning him; HNetolution 
that he is = Dagon, me fequeftrable—That his Eftate be 
fequeftered—Order for difpofing of Monies belonging to him 
in Sir Humphry Fofter’s Hands—For bringing in his Writ- 
ings, &amp;c.—For admitting him to his Compofition upon Com- 

plianee 














pliance therewith—Ordinance for paying the Monies, ordered, 
29 Dec. Vide Whitelocke, Bulftrode—Referred to the 
Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to make his Compofition, 
9 Jan. " a 

iteeiaaas 1647, Report; previous Queftion for appointing a Day 
to confider it, Affirmative, 25 May. 


22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


AMPTWICH, 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, 
23 Feb. 

—_———. 1647, for flighting the new Works, 13 July. — 

Napier, Sir Robert, 1647, Petition read; Order for taking oft 
his Sequefiration—For making Report concerning his Ab- 
fence, 14 Sept. . 

1648, his Petition tendered; Order for making Re- 
port, 24 Apr._—Refolution for re-admitting him, and 
requiring his Attendance in the Houfe, 8 June. 

National Sins, 1646, a Committee to prepare an Enumeration 
of thofe for which the Nation has not been humbled before 
God, a Dec. 

Navy, 1646, Commiflioner appointed in the room of One de- 
ceafed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Dee.——Ke- 
port from the Committee of the Admiralty, and Lords Order 
thereupon, for building Four Frigates, with a Refervation of 
Woods near Chatham, agreed to; the Committee of the, 
Navy to confider how the Money to build them may be 
railed,g Jan—Two Reports from the Committee of the Ad- 
miralty, concerning a Summer’s Guard, communicated by 
Lords, 25———Order of the Committee, defiring to know 
the Opinions of both Houfes thereupon, with a Lift of the 
Ships annexed; Title thereof agreed to; Lift read, and ap- 
proved—The Committee to provide Thirteen Merchant-fhips 
to be Part of the Fleet—To provide Twenty-five to be lifted 
upon Occafion, 4 Feb. Report from Lords concerning the 
hiring Thirteen Merchant-fhips, agreed to; Report to the 
fame Purport to Houfe, 1o——KReport concerning the Names 
of the Commanders, 13 Mar. ‘lo be confidered, 13 &amp; 15. 
Confidered ; Lift agreed to, with Amendments, 16, Amend- 
ments, except One, agreed to by Lords—Illoufe concur with 
Lords in appointing him, 23. 

——— 1647, the Committee of the Navy to purchafe Wood for 
the Service thereof, 11 May——-Order from Lords concern- 
ing the Winter’s Guard, 3 Sept.—Number of Shipsand Men, 
reported, and approved—Order for Six Months Provifion— 
For Provifion for 4,000 Men for Eight Months for next Sum- 
mer’s Fleet—Names of Commanders of the Winter’s Guard, 
ordered, 9g. Prelented, and in Part approved, 27———Re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments to be 
confidered, 2 O&amp;. Contidered, and in Part, difagreed to; 
Conference defired thereupon, agreed to; Managers appoint- 
ed; Conference held, 8-——The Committee to treat with Per- 
fons about advancing Monies for the Winter's Guard, 30 
Sept. Order for making Report, 8 O¢t—Propofitions of 
the Commiffioners of Cufioms for advancing 30,000 4.—Let- 
ter from others, profefling their Willingnefs to advance the 
like Sum, feverally reported, 12——-Ordinance for adding 
divers Lords to the Committee of the Navy, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired—Comunillioners of the 
Cufioms to be acquainted what Houfe has done touching their 
Security, and delired to pay the Money for the Payment of 
Ships and Men now come in, 15 Dec.—State of the Navy, 
reported; the Committee to confider how 6,000 /. may be 
raifed monthly for the Service thereof; another Committee 
joined with them, 25—Houfe informed that 70,000 /. were 
neceflary for fetting forth the Summer’s Fleet; 40,0007. to 

be raifed prefently, the Remainder in March next; the Com- 
mittees of the Navy and Army to confider how the 40,000 /. 
may be provided—Order for paying the Revenue of the old 
Cuttoms to the Treafurer—Vor applying all Monies arifing 
upon the Cuftoms to the Ufe of the Navy, 12 Jan. Refo- 
lution for allowing 70,o00/. Part of the 150,000 /. charged 
upon the Excife, for the Ufe of the Army, and applying it 
to the Ufe of the Navy; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 
24 Read, and patled; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 1 Feb. Order of the Committee for treating with 
Owners of Shipping to advance One Moiety of Freight in 
Money, and fecure the other, read—The Committee to treat 
with the Commiffioners of Excife, and the Committee of the 
Eaftern Affociation, for Forbearance of Monies payable to 
them, and to propofe a Credit and Security—Informations 
concerning the Badnefs of Provifions, referred to the Commit- 
tee of the Admiralty—Petition of Officers and Ships Compa- 

















INDEX @o the Firru Voutume. 


nies, read—Order for them to have ‘I'wo Fiefh Days every 
Week between this and Eafter—Lift of Ships for the Sum- 
mers Guard, read and agreed to, except as excepted; Or- 
der for fitting them out—For fitting the reft of the Ships 
ready to go upon Occafion; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
Money raifed by Two Delinquents Eftates to be 
employed for the Service of the Navy, 9 Mar. Lift of 
Commanders from Lords, read, and agreed to, with Amend- 
ments, 17. Amendments fent to Lords, 21. 





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——- 1648, they adhere to their Firft Nomination ; Houfe adhere 


to their Amendments; Conference to be defired thereupon— 
The Committee of the Admiralty to fettle thefe Differences, 
25 Mar.——Their Report, appointing Commanders of 
Frigates, agreed to, 13 Apr.—Vice Admiral’s Letter, read, 
and referred to the Committee of the Admiralty—Order 
for Officers to repair to their Charges, upon Pain of being 
difcharged, 15—Another Letter from him, concerning a 
Defection in fome of the Ships, read ; the Committee of the 
Admiralty to confer with the Earl of Warwick, touching the 
Defection—Refolution for appointing him Lord High Admiral 
—Left to him to give Indemnity to the Captains and Mari- 
ners. Vide Warwick, Earl of—Letters from fome of the 
Commanders to him, communicated by Lords, 29 May 
Report from Lords, touching Lord Admiral’s Proceedings in 
reducing the revolted Ships, 2 June—Report from Warwick- 
houfe, touching the Flect, read; Votes for a ftrong Sum- 
mers Guard—For a Letter to the Trinity Houfe to man the 
leet with well-affeéted Men—For a Gratuity to Officers and 
Mariners, feverally agreed to, 17.—For a Gratuity to thofe 
that deferted the revolted Ships, 1g——Report, and Refult of 
the Committee at Derby Houle, and others, touching the 
revolted Ships, referred to a Committee—State of the Navy 
reported; the Committee of the Army to give Account why 
they do not pay the 2,500 /. to the Committee of the Navy ; 
Ordinance for that purpofe ordered—Reports touching the 
revolted Ships—For addition of Men to the Ships—For a 
Commiflion of Oyer and Terminer to try the Mariners—Ad- 
miral’s Letter to the Trinity Houfe, feverally communicated by 
Lords—Their Order for full manning the Ships, agreed to— 
A Committec to prepare Declaration of what Houte has done 
towards reducing the revolted Ships, 22 June ——Declaration 
read feveral times, and committed, 11 July. Time for them 
to furrender ; Declaration reported, and agreed to, 12—Lord 
Adiniral authorized to engage them, 18. Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 27—Power given him to grant Indemnity to Ships 
coming in within ‘Twenty Days; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 24-——His Letter read ; Letter to defire him to fuf- 
fer no Perfon to pafs to the revolted Ships, ordered, 21 Aug. 








———Petition of Mariners, Commanders, and Members of 


Trinity Houle, read; Petitioners thanked—Lord Admiral, 
and the Committee of the Navy, to fee the Orders of 17th 
[nftant put in Execution, and to confer with the Petitioners 
about reducing the revolted Ships—Order for providing Vic- 
tuals, and other Provifions, 5 July Report touching the 
paying of Mariners and Labourers ; Reiolution for paying off 
well-aflected Mariners at 15s. per Menfem; Commiflioners 
of the Cultoms to be defired to advance 3,400 /. for that Ufe ; 
prefent and former Commiflioners to pay what is due to the 
‘Treafurer of the Navy—Colleétor of the Cuftoms at Wey- 
mouth to pay him what is in his Hands—Order for paying 
the Labourers out of the Virft Monies that fhall come in from 
the Commillioners of the Cuftoms—Order for them to con- 
tinue the weekly Payment of the Half-cuftoms, and what he 
fhall wantat the End of Fourteen Daysto make up the 11,400/. 
to be defired to advance it by way of Loan; the Committee 
to take care of reimburfing them, with Interefi, 29 June 
Order for paying to the Navy 40,000/. Part of the 100,000/. 
formerly afligned to the Scots, 25 Aug. Ordinance for that 
Purpote, read twice, and pafied; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 13. 

Needham, Colonel, 1647, the feveral Troops in Leicefterthire, 
Worcefierfhire, &amp;ce. to be One Regiment under his Com- 
mand, and to be One of the Regiments kept up in England, 
8 Apr.- Order for paying him 2,500/. in Part of his 
Arrears, 18 Dec. 

1648, his Petition referred to the Committee for [rifh 
Affairs, 3 Apr.———His Accounts referred to the Committee 
of the Army—Order for paying his Widow 500/.; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired—For paying her 5/. a Week till 
the whole is paid, 12 Aug. 

Neljon, Edward. Vide Pickering, James. 

Captain, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Irith Affairs, 3 Apr.—Order for ftating his Accounts—For re- 
commending him to General—For paying him 3o0/. 13. 
Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

Nelthorpe, John, 1647, Report from Lords, for appointing him 
—— of the Manors of Bartonand Barrow, to be confidered, 
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Neots, St. 1648, Colonel Scroope’s Letter touching a Victory 
over the Earl of Holland there ; Lift of Prifoners taken, and of 
Perfons of Quality flain, read; Order for a Thankfgiving, 12 
July. Vide Thank{giving. 

Nevill, George, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 9 Mar. 

Newark, 1646, Order for difgarifoning, flighting, and dif- 
mantling the Fort near the River, 1 Mar. ' 
iy ie Richard, 1648, appointed Commander of a Ship, 13 

or. 

Nucliani, 1648, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Reé¢tor, 
18 May. 

Newcajile, 1646, Warrant for a new Writ, to be amended, 13 
Feb. 

1647, Election; Petition referred to a Committee, 6 
Apr. Report ; Election of Mr. Warmouth declared void ; 
new Writ ordered, 23 July Petition of well-affeéted Bur- 
geffes, referred to the Conimittee of Privileges, 9 Feb. 

1646, Order for providing Arms for the Englifh Ga- 
rifon to be placed there, 9 Dec.—Governor appointed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 11 Major-general Skippon to 
put Forces into the Town, 1 Jan. Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied— Lord Mayor to iffue Warrant for tranf{porting Provifions 
thither, 2 Order for continuing the ‘Town and Gatefide a 
Garifon with 700 Men, 1 Mar. 

———-——- 1647, Order for reimburfing, with Intereft, 6,368 /. 
1s. 1d, advanced upon the Ordinance and Propofitions for 
reducing the Town—Vor Thanks to the Treafurer, feverally 

















agrecd to by Lords, 13 Apr.—-—Letter concerning a Defign 
to fecure Neweafile for the King, read, and referred to the 


Committee at Derby Houfe; Copy thereof to be fent to Ma- 
jor-general Skippon, 12 June—Order for a Month’s Pay for 
che Regiment there, 17 Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. for Re- 
lief, in refpect of their fuffering by Billet and Free-quarter, 
read, and to be confidered, 15 Nov. Another Petition to 
be read, 25 Dec. Read; Order for a fpeedy Supply of Pro- 
vifions, &amp;e. for the Garifon, and for conftant Pay—For 
bringing to account what Monies have been received and dif- 
burfed for them—For ftating the Accounts of Free-quarter, 
fince the Removal of the Scots, and for public Faith for Mo- 
nies due thereupon—For Monies out of Sequefirations in the 

Town, towards the Satisfaétion of Engagements entered into 

by the Inhabitants, 28 Agreed to by Lords, 1 Jan. 

Governor appointed by General, approved, 30 Dec. 

der for fending down Brafs Culverins, 3 Feb. Vor paying 

623/. towards repairing the Walls, 28 For Monies to- 

wards repairing the Fortifications of the Town, and Tinmouth 

Cafile, 21 Mar. 

- 1648, Order for replenifhing the Stores, 4 Apr.— 
Governor’s Letter, with Paper inclofed from Edinburgh, 
with no Name fubfcribed, read—Order for 5,000/. to repair 
and fortify the Town, and Tinmouth Caftle; the Northern 
Committee to confider of providing it, and of Mr. Blakifton’s 
Propofitions, 25-——Ordinance for charging it upon the Ex- 
cife, ordered, 2 May—Order for fending 3,000 /. forthwith, 4 
—Ordinance read, and paffed; egreed to by Lords, 8—Go.« 
vernor’s Letter read, and referred to the Committee at Derby 
Houfe, 13——Order for fending down Arms and Ammuni- 
tion, 7 June—Letters from thence, touching the Garifon, 
read ; Order for paying them 1,500/. 12—Another Letter, 
and Petition of Mayor, &amp;e. read, and fent to Lord Mayor, 
29. Vide London—Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read; Houle 
approves of their Impofitions on Coals, Grindftones, and Salt, 
i7 July. Vide Coals. 

Newcomen, Mr. 1646, thanked, and to print his Sermon, 30 
Dee. 

New-Forefi, 1648, a Committee to examine Abufes in felling 
the ‘Timber, and take care for preferving what is fit for the 
Navy, 12 Apr. 

Newman, Edward, and others, 1647, Petition ; Order for pay- 
ing their Arrears, as Meffengers to the Committee of both 
kingdoms—For beftowing 50/. upon each of them ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 21 Apr. 

—w— Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Dee. 

Newport, Cornwall, new Writs, 9 Feb, 1646 1 Mar. 1647. 

——— Pagneil, 1646, Order for flighting the Garifon, and 
fending the Ammunition to [reland, 28 Jan. 

1648, for fecuring the Town, 7 June. 

Newport, Francis, 1647, his Fine and Delinquency reported ; 
his Petition read ; previous and main Queftions for agreeing 
with the Committee in the Fine, feverally Athrmative ; Lady- 
day Rents to go in Part thereof, 20 May-——Another Petition 
read; Retoluuon for accepting 10,000/. for a Fine for his and 
his Father's Delinquency, 22 Mar. 

Newton, John, 1646, his fine accepted, 26 Jan. 

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INDEX fo the FirtH VoLtuMks.. 


——— 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, 
and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 30 Mer, 

- William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ord nance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Nicoll, Enfign, 1647, fent up by the Commiffioners with the 
Army ; reterred to the Examination of a Committee ; Order 
for taking him into Cuftody ; Serjeant gives Account of an 
Affront done him, 27 Apr. Order for his Difcharge, 25 
May. 

Antony, 1647, his Letter read; General to be defired 
to permit him to go according to his Pafs—His Leiter 
concerning apprehending him, read; General to be defired 
to permit him to come hither to anfwer what fhail be objected 
againft him, 18 Aug.—Another Letter from General, read 
twice; Order for continuing him in Cuftody—Information 
that he had efeaped. Vide Denham—Order tor ftopping the 
Ports—For apprehending him, and revoking his Pats, 2 
Report concerning him ; Order for his Appearance on a Day 
appointed, to be leftat his ufual Place of Abode, 4 Sept. 
Serjeant’s Report, 27 Jan. 

— 1648, KRefolution for difcharging the Vote whereby he 
fiands accufed, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords, 5. 
Order for difabling him to be a Member, revoked, 9. 

Nixon, Captain Robert, 1647, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
17 Mar. 

Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 24 Dec. 

——— Mr. Mayor of Oxon, 1648, has Leave to go down— 
Thanked for his good Services, 24 Apr. 

Noell, Mr. Vide Gibbs. 

—— Walter, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 14 Jan. 

Sir John, 1647, Order for his Trial, 14 Jan. 

Norcliffe, Sir Thomas, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to 
audit, ftate, and certify his Accounts, 4 Feb. 

1647, Order for his Children to have 3,000/. out of 
Sir Gervafe Norcliffe’s Eftate ; Ordinance for that Purpofe 
ordered, 13 Jan Read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 7 Mar. 

Norfolk, 1647, Members to write down, touching a Petition 
carrying on there, concerning difbanding the Army, 6 Apr. 

Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants of Norfolk and Suf- 
folk, read; Anfwer agreed to; Members to deliver it, 2 
July Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commif- 
fion to him, 17 Nov. Another appointed by Lords, agreed 
to, 29 Members fent down to haften the bringing in the 
Arrears of the Affeffments of 600,000/.; the Committee of 
the Army to prepare Infiructions for them, and Letter to 
hatten the Payment, 23 Dec. Inftruétions and Letter report- 
ed, read, and agreed to, 24 Pardon from Lords for the 
Prifoners in that Circuit, agreed to, 1 Mar. 

1648, Deputy Lieutenants and Committees to fecure 
Perfons come from the Prince, or revolted Ships, 1g Aug. 
——— 1647, new Writ, 29 Apr.—Sheriff to fend it back, 
and not to proceed to Ele¢tion till farther Order, 27 May. 
Norfolke, Mr. 1647, appointed Serjeant, 30 July. Order for 

delivering the Mace to him, 31. 

Norman, Hugh, 1647, Pardon to be prepared for him, 2 O&amp;. 

Norris, John, and Alexander, 1646, their Fines accepted ; Or- 
dinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Mar. 

——— Mr. 1647, his Petition recommended by Lords, 1 Mar. 

Nerth, Roger, 1646, Petition to be read, g Jan. 

Northampton County, 1647, Petition of Gentlemen to be read, 
20 May. Read; Speaker’s Anfwer, 21-——~Order appointing 
High Sheriff, and for a Commitlion to him, 17 Nov. Dit- 
agreed to by Lords ; Houfe adhere to their Vote, 29- Mein- 
bers fent down for bringing in the Affefilments of 600,000/. 
the Committee of the Army to prepare Intiruétions for them, 
and Letter to haften the Payment, 23 Dec.  Inftructions and 
Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 24. Sheriff has Li- 
berty to come to London, 13 Jan. Order from Lords for 
Leave to him to retide out of the County ; agreed to with an 
Amendment, 15 Feb. Amendment agreed to by Lords, 16. 

1648, the Committee at Derby Houfe impowered to 
grant Commiflions for raifing Two Troops of Horfe Volun- 
teers for the Safety of the County, 16 June Agreed to 
by Lords, 6 July. 

—-—— 'liown, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 
flighted, 1 Mar.—Keport and Petition from Lords concerning 
the Committee there, to be confidered, 16. 

————— 1647, Order for paying Shoemakers of the Town, 22 
July. Vide Pendleton, ‘Viiomas. ie 

— 1648, Order from Lords for pardoning Prifoners in 
the Gaol, agreed to, 27 Nov. 
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INDEX oo the Firru VoLtumMe. 


10 Mar. Read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 13. 


-——_—— Earl of, 1647, his Petition, and Lords Order there- 
upon, read; Queftion for agreeing thereto, Neg. Previous 
Queftion for referring him to the Committee at Gold{miths 
Hall, to be compounded with according to Rules given them, 
and for Report to be made before he pays the Moiety of the 
Fine, Neg. Retolution for referring him to them, 13 May. 

- Countefs of, 1647, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for 

pardoning her Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Con- 

currence to be detired, 7 Jan. 

1648, her Petition from Lords, read, and recom- 
mended to the Committee at Gold{miths Hall, 28 Mar. 

Northcott, Jeremy, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent; Ex- 
amination referred to the Committce of Complaints, 3 
July. - 

Northern Counties. Vide Affociations—1647, General to be de- 
fired to prevent Inconveniencies from Mectings of Delinquents 
—Additional Committees to all the Committees of Sequeftra- 
tions, 20 Mar. 

— 1648, agreed to by Lords, 3i1——-Propofitions for fe- 

curing the Northern Parts, read ; previous Queftion for put- 

ting the Seven Northern Counties into a Pofture of Defence, 

Afhrmative ; Refi of the Propofitions referred to the Committee 

at Derby Houle; to advife with the Northern Committee, 5 

May—Letters concerning the Condition of the North, read ; 

General to be defired to go down to reduce Places feized by 

the Enemy ; Lords Concurrence to be defired ; the Committee 

at Derby Houle to acquaint him therewith—Members to be 
appointed to go with him—Order for a Packet-boat to carry 

Difpatches, o—His Letter, with Paper inclofed, of Neceffa- 

ries defired for the Forces defigned Northward ; Defires agreed 














to, 12—Letters from thence read; Order for Letters of 


Thanks, 16—Ordinance for fettling the Militia for Six 
Phanks, Ord fettling the Militia for S 

Months, read, and pafled, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 26— 
Order for providing Arms and Aminunition, 21 June—Ordi- 


nance for railing 7,000/. for putting them into a Pofture of 


&gt; 

Defence, read ‘wien, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 27-—-- Letter concerning a Viétory, and Lift of Pri- 
foners, to be printed—Order for Letter of Thanks to feveral 
Ofticers—For a ‘Thankfgiving, 5 July. Vide Thank{giving— 
Efiates of feveral Delinquents to go towards the Maintenance 
of the Forces, 13—WKing and Queen’s Revenue in thofe 
Counties, and 20,000 /. out of the Excife to be employed for 
the fame Service; Ordinances for that Purpote, ordered, 14. 
Severally read, and pafled, 24. One agreed to by Lords— 
The other returned with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, 29—Oflicers with Colonel Lambert to remain till others 
come—Order for fending a Train of Artillery to him; the 
Committee at Derby Houfe to confider with the Committce 
of the Army touching the Quantity, and how it thall be pro- 
vided, 24—His Letter; Order for Forces to join him, 29 
—— Committees Letier concerning the great Wants of thofe 
Parts, read, 16 Aug. Vide London—Order tor fupplying 
the Forces with Neceflaries and Recruits—Vlor iffuing Com- 
miflions in the feveral Counties to inquire into the Lofles of 
particular Perfons by the Scots Invafion, 23—Lieutenant- ge- 
neral Cromwell’s Letter; the Committee of the Army to take 
effeciual Care to fupply the Necetlities therein reprefented, 2! 
—Another Letter from him, read ; Order for a fpeedy Recruit 
of Horte for his Forces, and for providing Moneys, Cloaths, 
&amp;e. for the Soldiers, 26. 

Northover, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Coneur- 
rence to be defired, g Feb. 

Novthumberland, 1647, Remonftrance of the Inhabitants to be 
read, 25 Dec. Read; Order for granting the Sequeftrations 
of the County for Relief thereof, 28 Agreed to by Lords, 
1 Jan. Order for 623/, to provide Arms and Ammuni- 
tion, 28 Returned from Lords with Amendments, Amend- 
ments agreed to, 17 Mar. 

———— Earl of. Vide Albans, St. Earl of —1646, his Peti- 
tion from Lords, with f{pecial Recommendation, read ; Order 
for paying him 10,000/. towards Reparation of his Lofles— 
Previous Queftion for taking his Petition into further Confi- 
deration, Neg. 19 Jan. 

1647, Pafs granted him for tranfporting Four Horfes 

_into France, Cuftom and Impoft free, 14 May. 

Norton, Sir James, and John, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning 
their Delinquencies, read, and pafled, Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 21 Dec. 

Major, and Son, 1647, their Fines accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and pafled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 5 Jan. 

Norwich, 1646, new Writ, 7 Dec. Letters concerning the 
Obftruction of the Excife, and Copy of a Warrant for fup- 
prefling the Tumults, read, 20 Jan. 

1647, Member to go down to fettle the Differences con- 

cerning the Excife, 19 July———Ordinance to direét the Elec- 


























tion of Mayor, Aldermen, and Common-council, ordered, 
22 


1648, A Committee to put the Ordinance in Execution 
—Petition of Juftices, &amp;c. read, and reterred to the Com- 
mittee of Complaints ; Mayor ordered into Cuftody. Vide 
Utting, John—Petitioners to be thanked—New Mayor ap- 

ointed, 18 Apr.—No Rioter to be eleéted Mayor, or have a 
ae at the Eleétion—The Committee at Derby Houfe to take 
Care to prevent Tumults thereat—Steward, Recorder, &amp;c. 
to take Care the Order be put in Ex ecution—Order for a Com- 
miflion of Oyer and Terminer to try the Rioters—A Com- 
mittee to inquire after the Promoters and Abetturs of the 
Tumult, and after the Loffes of Colonel Fleetwood’s Regi- 
ment, and confider of a Satisfaction for them, 27—Petition 
of Deputy Mayor, &amp;c. from Lords, read; the Committee of 
Complaints to confider of fit Perfons to examine the whole 
Bufinefs—Another Committee to confideruf Reparation to Per- 
fons who have fuffered, out of Delinquents Ettates that were 
acceflary to the late Infurrection, 8 May-—Another Committee 
to examine the whole Bufinefs upon Oath, 16—Deputy Mayor 
and Deputy Lieutenants approved, 30. 

——— late Bifhop of. Vide fall, Dr. Jofhua. 

Nottingham County, 1646, Order for paying 6,000/. formerly 
afligned to the County out of Delinquents Eftates therein to 
be nominated to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 9 Feb. 
Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29——Mem- 
bers fent down for bringing in the Atlefiments of 600,000 /, 
the Committee of the Army to prepare Inftructions for them, 
and a Letter to haften the Payment, 23 Dec. Inttructions 
and Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 24. 

———— 1648, Gentlemen tent down for Pretervation of the 
Peace of the County, 7 July—Colonel Rofleter’s Letter con- 
cerning a Victory over Sir Philip Monckton, read ; Order for 
paying him 2,o00/. out of Sequefirations not engaged—For 
Letters of Thanks—For a Reward to the Meilenger—For 
a Thankfgiving. Vide Thank{giving —Narrative of the Vic- 
tory to be put in Writing, and printed, with the Lift of 
Prifoners—Order for fending a Surgeon, Phyfician, and 
Apothecary, and for 100 /. to fatisfy their Pains and Charges 
—Vor paying for the Cure, Lodging, and Diet, of the 
wounded Soldiers out of the Prifoners Eftates, 8 July— 
Ordivance for railing 6,o00/. per Menfem in the County, 
read, and patled, 31 -Agreed to by Lords, 1 Aug. 

—————- 'l'own, 1646, to be difgarifoued, and the new Works 
flighted—Cattle to be continued a Garifon, with 100 Foot, 1 
Mar.——-Governor appointed, 17. 

-—— 1648, Committecs Letter, with Copy of a Declara- 
tion inclofed, read ; Order for raifing a Troop of Horte for 
Safeguard of the Cafile—for 500/. to repair and fortify it— 
For 200/. to the Governor, 20 June -Letter from thence 
read ; Order to be made to the Lffeét therein ; Ordinance for 
that Purpote, ordered, 29 July. 

—— —— Earl of, 1647, his Petition and Certificate of his Ar- 
rears upon his Annuities, read ; Order for paying him 500d, in 
Part; agreed to by Lords, 31 Jan. 

~— 1648, Ordinance trom Lords concerning his Rever- 
fion, agreed to, 21 Aug. 

Nuttall, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Dec. 

Nye, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 6 Aug. 26 Jan.—— 
Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 13 Aug. 23 Feb. 
A Committee to ¢onfider of a Remuneration to him for his 
Pains and Expence in the Service of the Parliament, 13 Aug. 
—Report ; Order for paying him 500/. out of Delinquents 
Efiates ; Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, and pafled, 2 
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22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


ATH S, 1648, a Committee of both Houfes to receive 

Coniplaints concerning them, and confider which are fit to 
be taken, and which to be difcharged, 27 Mar. Lords Cen- 
currence fignified, 28—--Order for making Report, 18 
Apr. 

Obrian, Lady Honora, 1647, her Petition from Lords with 
{pecial Recommendation, read, and referred to a Committee, 
13 Jan. Another from them, read; Order for allowing 
her 4/. per Week towards her Maintenance ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 22 Mar. 

Odling, Doétor Edward, 1646, Lords put Houle in mind of his 
Petition, 27 June. 

Officers and Soldiers, 1646, all that have ferved in Counties or 
Garifons under the Command and Pay of particular Com- 

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mittees, to forbear coming to London upon Preience of ftating 
their Accounts—Country Committees to ftate and pay them, 
deducting for free Quarter, &amp;c. 8 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 
10 To be printed and fent by Members into their refpec- 
tive Counties, &amp;c. 4 Feb. Sir Samuel Luke’s Lifts of Of- 
ficers, Soldiers, &amp;c. with their particular Demands, pre- 
fented; Proportions to be paid them out of Delinquents 
Eftates, approved, 8 Dec. Agreed to by Lords ; a Committee 
to confider of fome Courfe for fatisfying their Arrears, 10. 
Lift of Delinquents prefented to them by Officers, reported, 
read, and referred to the Committee, to confider what Lands 
are fit be fold for paying them—Order for paying them 
10,000 /. out of Fines undifpofed of, 12——Member to re- 
commend it to the Committee at Goldfiniths Hall to comply 
therewith, 26 Jan.——Order for fending a Guard to the 
Place where the Treaturers ihall make Payment—For paying 
4,000/. forthwith, 17 Dec.——Ordinance for taking, ex- 
amining, and determining the Accounts of the Soldiery that 
have ferved faithfully, to be read, 2 Jan. Read; Infiruc- 
tions to be obferved in taking them, and Propofitions for fatis- 
fying their Arrears, read; Ordinance read Second time, and 
committed, with the Lafiructions and Propofitions, to a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houle, 16—-Comunittee fits, 23 &amp; go Jan. 
13 Feb. —— Report touching the Sixth Propotition ; 
Propolition read; Quefiion for confidering it, Neg. go 
Jan.—Names of Delinguents for raifing the 10,o00/. re- 
ported, read, One by One, and agreed to—Oflicers Propo- 
litions reported, and read—Oflicers impowered, upon a De- 
ficiency, to prefent other Names; the Committee at Gold- 
finiths tial! ¢o accept them——Efiates of thote wilfully refuting 
to compound, to be fold; Lords Concurrence to be defired 
—Refloiution for ellowing Interelt to Advancers of the Money, 
g Jan. Ordinances tor Sale of Delinquents Eftates to repay 
1,235¢. 1s. 6d. to them, to be read, 16. Read, 25. Com- 
mitted; Money to be paid to the Perfons that received the 
10,000 4.—Order for paying them 8,200/. Remainder of 
30,0004. formerly aligned them, 28——-A Committee to 
prepare Declaration to prevent the Refort and tumultuous 
Addrefles of the difbanded Soldiery to the Parliament, 4 Feb. 
Declaration read, and recommitted ; Committees added—The 
Committce for Redrefs of Officers moletted for things done 
in War, revived, and to fit de die in diem—AlI that defire to 
go beyond Sea to have Paffes—Ordinance for their Redrefs to 
be read, 9—Sir Thomas Dacres’s Lift, with their Demands 
and Proportions, allowed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
26——-Order for difcharging all brought before Judges, upon 
any Fact committed in tempore &amp; loco belli, 11 Mar, Pe- 
tition of Officers Wives from Lords, 13—Petition of reduced 
Officers; Members to give Anfwer, and reprove them for 
giving Directions to Houfe, 22. 

1647, Petitions of Officers Wives, &amp;c. read, and referred 
to the Committee in the military Garden, 26 Mar, 22 
Apr.—Inftructions for taking and regulating Soldiers Ac- 
counts, to be reported, 26 Mar. 22 Apr. 6 &amp; 11 
May. Reported, read twice, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25———Petition of Widows from Lords, 
read ; Speaker informs Houte of their Neceflities ; Pctition re- 
ferred to the Treafurers at Chrift Chureh—Ordinance for 
12,000/. formerly granted to reduced Officers; agreed to by 
Lords, 9 Apr.—Petition of Northern reduced Officers, and 
General’s Letter on their Behalf, read; Order for paying 
them 4 of their Arrears—The Committee of the Northern 
Affociation to ftate their Accounts; Petition referred; the 
Committee impowered to fend for Lifts in the Hands of a 
Clerk to a Committee; Perfon to be added to the Lifi, 14 
Another Petition, with Lift and a Report from the 
Committee ; Order for paying them 17,1384. 12s. 10d. in 
full, Satisfaction of their Arrears; Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
ordered, 14 May Order for a Month’s Pay to thofe in 
Town, 16 June Lift of Scots Officers prefented ; Order 
for paying them 5,706 /. 14s. 43d. in full Satisfaction of their 
Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 21 Apr.—— 
Order for Intereft to Perfons who fhall advance the Money ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 May. Ordinance for 
that Purpofe, read, and paffed; agreed to by Lords, 11 June— 
Order for a Month’s Pay to thofe in Town, 16 Lift of 
Dutch Officers Names and Demands prefented ; Order for 
paying them 7,728/. 11s. 8d. in full for their Arrears ; 
Ordinance for that Purpote, ordered, 14 May- l'o be read, 
7 June—Order for a Month’s Pay for them, 16—Order for 
Commiflion of Oyer and Terminer to try fuch as take free- 
quarter without Warrant ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4 
May—A Comniittee to prepare explanatory Order, 6. For- 
mer Order revoked, 7—Petition of Officers read; a Com- 
inittee to certify their Accounts; Petition re-delivered to be 
fubtcribed—Petition of Widows read; Order for lifting Men 
in the Lift of the military Garden, 14—Petition of ditireffed 
Englifh Officers and Soldiers, read—Ordinance for taking the 
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Accounts of the Soldiery, reported and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25. Claufe concerning giving a Peny 
in the Pound to the Committee, left out, 27 Petition of 
private Soldiers in general in and about London, read—Au- 
ditors to receive Lift, and inlift and ftate their Accounts— 
Order for 1,o00/. towards their Arrears, 4 June. Members 
to acquaint thofe at the Door therewith—Petition of reduced 
Officers of Four Lifts now prefented by Sir William Waller, to 
be read, 7—Order for paying them 5,000/. in Part, 10. Agreed 
to by Lords, 11—Petition of reduced Officers from Lords, 
referred to a Committee; Members to acquaint them what 
Houfe has done for their Satisfaction, and to acquaint the 
private Soldiers, that, as foon as Lifts are returned, they will 
take care to provide Moncey for them, 14. Auditors of 
Chrift Church to return the Litts with all poflible Speed, 16. 
Lifts prefented ; Order for a Month’s Pay for thofe that have 
their Accounts and Certificates attetied under known Ofticers 
Hands; Auditors to attend the Treafurers with the Lifis, 19. 
Order for their proceeding in the Payment, 21—Further 
Orders touching tie Payment, 25 and 26—Ordinance from 
Lords for Indemnity of Officers and Soldiers come off from 
the Army, read twice, and paffed, with Amendments, 17. 
Amendments agreed to by Lords—Order inhibiting them to 
return, 21. Additional Treafurers for the Officers Money 
—Treafurers for the Soldiers Money appointed—Time and 
Place appointed for them both to pay—Order touching figning 
the Officers Certificates; Ordinance in purfuance of thete 
Votes, ordered, read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords, i8 
June—Petition of divers Commiflion Officers, with Ten 
Papers or Lifis annexed ; Order for paying them proportionable 
Parts of their Arrears out of the 25,000/. formerly alligued 
for that Service, 26—Petition of Officers and Soldiers coine 
off from the Army ; the Committee of the Army to ftate and 
audit their Accounts, 29 Petition of Reformadoes whote 
Accounts are ftated by the Committee of Three Couuties ; 
Order for paying them fuch Proportion as is to be paid to 
other Officers whole Accounts are fiated, 1 July—Litis and 
Petitions prefented by Sir John Norwich, read, 3. Referred 
to a Committee, 6—Petition of Auditors, read, 3. Order 
for making new Tickets for thofe that mifcarried, 5—Petition 
of Dragooners, from Lords, 6—Petition of Commitlion Of- 
ficers and Soldiers, read, 8—Petition of French Reformadoes, 
from Lords, 12—Petition of Officers and Soldiers who have 
not received any Part of their Arrears, read, 13—Petition in 
behalf of Officers in Sir John Norwich’s Lift, to be read, 14. 
Read, 17 &amp; 21—Petition of divers Officers, with Lords 
Senfe thereupon ; Declaration that Houfe cannot contider it, 
as it isa matter of Money—Petition of reduced Officers in 
and about London; a Committee to prepare Anfwer; Anfwer 
reported, read, and agreed to, 17—Petition of reduced Of- 
ficers and Soldiers, with Lift annexed—Petition of other re- 
duced Olficers, feverally read; a Committee to examine Abufes 
in the Payment of Monies to tnofe of divers Lifts, 21——. 
Ordinance for ftating of Soldiers Accounts, ordered, 26 Aug. 
——Read, 1 Sept.—Paper concerning the ftating and auditing 
them to be confidered, 2: The Committee of the Army 
to treat with Officers thereupon, 6 Oct.—Petition of Officers 
and Soldiers inlifted before the Committee for the Military 
Garden, read—General’s Letter recommending an inclofed 
Petition of reduced Officers and Officers Widows who did not 
inlift with the City againft the Parliament, read ; Petition read; 
—Ordinance for fiating and determining the Accounts of Offi- 
cers and Soldiers flain or wounded, read, and committed, 28 
——Reported, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired— 
Books of Accounts concerning the Payment of 28,0004. te 
reduced and reformed Officers, referred to a Committee, 1 
Oct.—Petitions and Lifts referred to a Committee, to inquire 
whether they are in any other Lift, or have been paid, and to 
confider how Moneys may be borrowed for their Relief, and 
of Obftruétions to auditing their Accounts, 15—Declaration 
that the Arrears of the Soldiery fhall be paid out of Bifhops 
Lands, after former Engagements are fatisfied—A Committee 
to confider how they may be fecured and fatisfied, 22—Ge- 
neral’s Letter, with Paper inclofed concerning Arrears, to be 
read, 30 Previous Quefiion that Deans and Chapters 
Lands fhall be Security for them, Neg. 11 Nov.——Moiety 
of the Excife in courfe to be Security, 18 Dec. Order 
amended, 23—Queftion that the Reverfion of Deans and 
Chapters Lands be Security, Neg. 20—A Cominittee to pre- 
pare Ordinance for their Security, 21—Ordinance read twice, 
and committed, 22—T'reafurers appointed for the Proceed of 
the Securities—Ordinances for charging 600,000/. upon the 
Moiety of the Excife—For appointing the Remainder of 
Bifhops Lands, and ‘I'wo-thirds of certain Delinquents Efiates 
—For Explanation of the Ufes of former Ordinances for their 
Security feverally read, and paffed, 23. Agreed to by Lords 
—General’s Letter, and Petition of poor Officers and Othicers 
Widows whofe Tickets are unpaid, read, 24—Petition of 

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Leicefterfhire Officers and Soldiers, to be read, 31 State 
of Scots Officers Arrears, reported ; Order for charging 
13,774 /. 7s. $d. upon the Excife ; Ordinance for that Pur- 
pofe, ordered, 15 Feb. Read, and pafled, 17 Mar.——Re- 
turned from Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, 22———-Votes that none fhall raife Soldiers to be tranf- 
ported, without a Warrant from the Committee at Derby 
Joufe, agreed to by Lords, 29 Feb.——To be publifhed by 
Beat of Drum ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 1 Mar. Peti- 
tion of divers Officers who have Tickets, read ; Order for 
iffuing o,100/. Part of the 10,000 /. charged upon Goldfmiths 
Hall, to be paid as Houte fhall appoint, 8. 
1648, Petition of Dutch Officers, read ; General to be 
acquainted with the Order on their Behalf—Mr. W ilcox’s Lift 
of Officers who have received Tickets, referred to a Com- 





mittee; Perfon to be added, 25 Mar.——Order touching 
paying them, 4 Apr.——Members to deliver in Lifts in their 
Hands, 25 Mar._——Declaration that no Officer fhall have 


any other Courfe taken for Payment of his Arrears, than what 
is fettled by Ordinances ; to be fet upon the Poft, 3 Apr.— 
Ordinance for afcertaining the Arrears of the Soldiery, read 
twice, and paffed, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 24 Petition 
of fupernumerary Officers dilbanded, whofe Accounts are ftated, 
with Lift annexed, read ; Antwer thereto—Petitions of reduced 
Officers in Yorkfhire, with Lifis annexed, read, and referred 
to the Northern Committee, 23 May Report, 1 June—— 
Petition of Soldiers in Bradford, Leeds, &amp;c. Order for paying 
them %,000/. 22. May——-Petition of reduced Officersand Sol- 
diers, and of Widows and Orphans, read ; Matter of Fact con- 
cerning them and their Demands, reported—Another of divers 
reduced Officers and Soldiers, read— Ordinance forappointing 
a Committee to receive and fiate the Accounts of the Soldiery, 
read twice, and committed; Petitions referred, 1 June —— 
Ordinance reported, and patled, 10 July—Returned from 
Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 20—— 
Ordinance to be printed and publifhed, 1 Sept.—— Petition of 
feveral Oilicers formerly employed in the Parliament’s Service, 
read; Petitioners thanked, 3 June—Lift of reduced Officers 
under late Lord Fairfax, and Paper prefented by them, re- 
ferred to the Northern Committee, 12——Report; Order for 
allowing them 300 /. for their Difburfemeats ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired—For paying 3,526/. 12s. Ordinance tor 
Payment of the Refidue ordered; Officers to have the fame 
Security as other Soldiers, 31 July—Ordinance for 21,000 7. 
for divers Officers, &amp;c. in feveral Lifts, read, and laid afide— 
Ordinance for 42,000 /. for divers Officers in feveral Lifts, read 
twice, and committed; the Committee to examine what Monies 
have been paid upon Lifts, 14 June——Ordinance reported ; 
Provifo added; Ordinance patled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 15———Money to be paid out of the firft Monies raifed 
upon the Ordinance for Receivers of public Treafure, to ac- 
count, 4 Aug.——Petition of divers Officers to be read, 20 
June—Petition of reduced Officersand Gentlemen of Colonel 
Sanderfon’s Regiment, read, and referred to a Committee, 22 
—Petition of divers Officers come off from the Army, read ; 
Refolution that they are within the fame Security for their Ar- 
rears as the refi of the Anny, 29——Petition of divers Officers 
and Soldiers in the North that ferved under the late and prefent 
General, read, and referred to the Northern Committee, 8 
July Petition of reduced Officers from Lords, referred to 
a Committee—Ordinance fora Salary to the Auditors em- 
ployed in ftating and determining the Accounts of the 
Soldiery, reported and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 10——Place appointed for Members to meet, 1 Sept. 
—Petition of reduced Officers in Four Lifts, read ; Petitioners 
to confider of a way for Payment of 1,5007¢. in lieu of fuch 
Delinquents Monies as were formerly affigned them; the 
Committee at Goldfmiths Hal! to pay the Arrears of Intereft 
for 30,700 ¢. Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 31 July —— 
Read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 Aug. 
— Petition of reduced Officers and Soldiers ; Order for paying 
their Arrears out of their Difcoveries ; a Committee to give 
them further Satisfaction; Petition of Dutch Officers, referred, 
8—Petition from Lords of Field Officers and Captains of Four 
Regiments defigned for the Lrifh Service, 21—Petition of 
other reduced Officers ; Order for putting them in fame Con- 
dition, as to their Arrears and Lndemnity, with thofe who 
formerly petitioned ; Petitioners thanked, 22. 

Ogle, Mr. 1046, Meflage from Lords, defiring Lettersand Papers 
concerning him may be brought to their Commictees, 18 Dec. 

Willian, 1647, his Fine reported, and re-committed ; 
further Information to be given to the Committee, 16 Dec. 

—— Cuthbert, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 21 Dee. 

Olave’s, St. Southwark, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appoint- 
ing a Minifter, read, and pafled, with 
Amendment agreed to by Lords, 30 Oct. 

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doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 May. 

Orange, Prince of, 1647, Pafs for tran{porting Twenty Horfes 
to him, Impoft and Cufiom free, 28 June. — 

Orchard, Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and palled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 3 July. 

Orders, 1646, touching the Courfe of reading Petitions, o 
Jan.——Touching Moneys to be paid to the Officers of the 
Houfe, 22——Againti entertaining private Bufinefs tor Ten 
Days, 11 &amp; 24 Mar.—For preventing the noifome Inconve- 
niencies of Houtes of Office, 20. 

16047, againft proceeding upon private Bulinefs for Ten 
fitting Days, 2 Apr.——5 June——26 Aug.——For keeping 
the outer Room and Stairs clean—For locking the Door 1 
June—Againft Members going out without Leave, 1 June 
——26 July——3 Jan.——15, Mar.—-—Touching  abtent 
Members, 30 J uly —— For preventing Accets of Officers and 
Soldiers to the Doors of the Parliament,26 Aug.——Agreed to 
by Lords, 2 Sept.—For keeping the Door fhut, and calling in 
the Members, 24——-For apprehending clamorous Women 
about the Houfes, 15 Oct.——Againtt proceeding upon private 
Bulinefs for Fourteen Days—For Eight Days, 7 Dee.— Vor 
providing neceflary Accommodations for the Houle, 24—— 
For clearing the outer Room, 3 Jan.—For impowering a Com- 
mittce to commit tuinultuous Perfons near the Houfes, 6. 

—— 1648, for fhutting the Door till Twelve o’Clock— 
Againft Members going out without Leave, 30 Mar.—— 
Againtt procceding upon private Bufinets for Eight Davs, 14 
Apr.—For'len Days, 22——For Fifteen Days, 8 May——- 
Touching the 'Time of alking Leave of Abfence, 24. Apr.—— 
For all Members, except as excepted, to attend, 4 May. 

Ordnance Office, 1648, Ordinance from Lords touching the 
Clerks, 7 July. To be read, 13. Read, and paffed—Their 
Petition read, and referred to the Committee of the Navy, 20. 

Orfeiur, William, 1647, the Committees of Complaints and In- 
demnity to forbear proceeding againtt him tll further Order, 
14 Mar. 

Ormond, Earl of, 1646, his Letters, with Propofitions concerning 
the Surrender of Dublin, 20 Feb. Vide Iredand. 

——-— 1047, Previous Quettion for agreeing to his Propofition 
for tranfporting 5,500 Men into foreign Parts, Neg. 16 July 
——-His Letter, with Certificate annexed, recommended by 
Lords, read ; like Letter and Certificate to Speaker ; Order 
for paying him 520 /. Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4 
Nov.-—— Report touching Monies payable to him, with Lords 
Opinion thereupon, 23, Mar. 

——— 1648, his Letter reported ; Order for checking the Pay- 
ment of his Money, to be difcharged, 19 June. 

Orphans, 1647, Houle to confider of providing for them, 20 
Sept. 

Ofborne, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patfed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 6 Jan. 

——— Richard, 1648, his Letter from Lords—A nother to Speaker 
with Letter inclofed to Lord Wharton, read ; Order for allowing 
him Forty Days to come and make good his Allegations, Pi 
June. Agreed to by Lords—T’o be printed, publifhed, and 
potted up in public Places, 22. Vide Rolphe, Major—— 
Examinations, Informations, &amp;c. againft him, to be trant- 
mitted to the Judges of Excife at Winchefter, 23 Aug. 

— Sir Edward, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 26 Aug. 

Ojie, Dierick. Vide Lawrence, Adam. 

Overed, John. Vide Toppesfield. 

Overton, Colonel Robert, 1646, Petition to be read, o Jan. 
—RNeport concerning him to be made, 26 Jan.——8 Mar. 
——- 1047, his Petition concerning Money difburfed for Re- 
pair of Pontefract Cafile, read, and referred to the Committee 
of the Revenue, 14 Apr.— Petition of well-atleéted concerning 

him, referred to a Committee, 26. 

Owen, Sir Koger, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 14 Mar, 

-——— Sir John, 1648, Order for beftowing 200 /. upon Perfons 
that took him—a Committee to confider of fome Way to pro- 
cced againft him for his 'l'ryal, with Power to confider of ge- 
neral Ruies for trying all Perfons in his Condition, 10 June. 
Report recommitted ; Committee linpowered to confer with the 
Judges concerning the Manner of his Tryal, and what Articles 
are already nade touching fuch Tryals—Order for fending 
him upas a Delinquent, 14-—For his Commitment to Wind- 
for Cattle tor High Treafon, and Sufpicion of Murder———For 
his Commitment to the Gatehoule for the Night—Keeper to 
re-deliver him to Serjeant ‘To-morrow Morning, 16 July. 

Oxon County, 1647, Sherifl’s Letter, acquainting Houle he had 
apprehended feveral who call themtelves Soldiers, and had 
robbed the Country; Order for Letter of Thanks—For a 

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CTommitffion of Oyer and Terminer to try them—for fending 
to him Lift of Perfons inlifted for Ireland; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 4 May—The Committee to maintain Horte 
taken from the Soldiers, till further Order, 12 Petition of 
Inhabitants, read, 15 Sept. Read again; Speaker’s Answer, 
16—Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion to 
him,17 Nov. Difagreed to by Lords; Houfe adhere to their 
Vote, 29 Members fent down for bringing in the Aflefiments 
of 600,000/. the Committee of the Army to prepare Inftruc- 
tions for them, and Letter to haften the Payment, 23 Dec. 
Infiructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 24. 
—— City, 1646, Report concerning the Articles, to be made, 
8 Jan.— Declaration that they ought to proceed to the Election 
of a Recorder, the former bemg ditabled as a Delinquent, 13 
Order for difgarifoning the Town, and flighting the new 
Works, 2 Mar—For continuing the Minifters fent down, 
and for paying them 200/. 23. 
1647, Petition from thence concerning fome Advance of 
Maintenance for them, to be read, 6 May Order for conti- 
nuing them and their Pay, 20 July Copy of a Letter con- 
cerning the Train of Artillery there, read, 3 June.—The 
Committee of the Army to fecure the Money there, and thank 
the Perfon by whofe Care it has been hitherto fecured, 4— 
Petition of well-affected Inhabitants, read, and referred to the 
Committee upon the Ordinance for preventing the Election of 
Malignants into any Office in Corporations, 27 Sept.—Order 
for continuing the Mayor, 29—For continuing the Bailiffs, 
30 No Perfons compounding within the Articles to com- 
pound for Offices, 23 Mar. 
1648, Ordinance for fettling a Maintenance upon preach- 
ing Minifters there, ordered, 4 Apr. Ordinance from 
Lords, for reétifying the Articles of Surrender, read, and 
pafled, 20 June Another from them concerning the Ar- 
ticles, 3 July Governor’s Letter touching the Tryal of 
Prifoners engaged in an Oath of Secrecy to betray the Garifon, 
communicated by Lords; General to be defired to order a 
fpeedy Tryal, 3 Aug. 
—— Univerfity, 1646, Ordinance from Lords concerning it, 
paffed, with a Provifo, 7 Dec. Provifo agreed to by them, 8 
Ordinance for Regulation of the Univerfity and all the 
Colleges, to be read, 7 &amp; 15 Dec. 11 Jan. Read twice, 
and committed; No Member to be a Vifitor; the Committee 
to take Care of Preferving the Chancellor’s Right to prefent fit 
Perfonsto be Vifitors; tocontider of the Oaths ufually tendered 
there, 13 Ordinance reported; Vifitors agreed to; pre- 
vious Queftions for adding others, Neg. Number of Members 
to be of the Committee ; Lords to be of it, named and agreed 
to; Ordinance pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
10 Feb. Houte put them in mind thereof, 19 &amp; 26 Feb. 
3 &amp; 19 Mar. Ordinance returned with Amendments; 
Amendments agreed to, with Amendments ; Conference to 
be defired thereupon; Managers appointed, 23. Conference 
dcfired and agreed to; Managers called; Conference held, 24 
—The Comuittee of the Univerfity to confider concerning 
Proétors, 10 Feb.—— Minifters formerly fent down to continue 
there; Order for paying them 2o00/. 23, Mar. 
1647, Another Conference defired by Lords concerning 
the Ordinance for regulating the Univerfity, agreed to; Re- 
porters appointed; Conference held, 9 Apr. ‘To be reported, 13. 
Reported; Houfe adhere to their Vote concerning the Addition 
of Names; a Committee to aflign Reafons; free Conference 
to be defired, 15. Defired, agreed to, and held, 16—Order for 
demolifhing all Monuments reproachful to the Parliament, or 
the Proceedings thereof; to be fent to the Proctors, 15 
Order for continuing the Minifters fent down, and their Pay— 
The Committee for Regulation of the Univerfity to receive 
Queries delivered from them—Ordinance from Lords for re- 
fioring the Earl of Pembroke to the Chancellorfhip, read 
twice, and Committed, 20 July Reported, and_pafled, 
with Amendments; Amendments agreed to by Lords, 3 
Aug.—Order from Lords for the Vifitors to fit de die in 
diem, agreed to—Additional Ordinance from them for regu- 
lating the Univerfity, read, and paffed, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to by Lords, 26——Ordinance from 
Lords for appointing a Hiftory Reader, 15 Odi. ‘They put 
Houfe in mind thereof—Report from the Committee of both 
Houfes, for regulating the Univerfity, communicated by Lords 
—Ordinance from them for enlarging their Power, to be read, 
25—Report of Vifitors referred to the Committee for regu- 
lating the Univerfity ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 30—— 
Committee added; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 1 Jan. 
_—Report declaring the Earl of Pembroke Chancellor, com- 
municated by Lords, agreed to, 22 Ordinance appointing 
Proétors—Another appointing a Vice-chancellor, feverally 
read, and paffed, 17 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 18 Or- 
dinance from Lords appointing Prebendaries of Chrift-church, 
read, and pafled, with Amendments, 1 Mar. Amendments 
Agreed to by Lords, 2—General to aflift Perfons employed 
in the Reformation of the Univerfity, 23—A Committee to 
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confider of Means for better Maintenance of Heads of Col- 
leges, 24. 

1648, Chancellor to be thanked for his Pains in fettling 
the Univerfity—Order for further Regulation thereof, agreed 
to by Lords, 21 Apr. Ordinance impowering a Committee 
to fend for Perfons from thence who are convicted of Contempt 
of the Parliament, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 27 May Ordinance from Lords appointing an 
Orator, Hebrew Profeffor, and Prebendaries of Chrift-church, 
read twice, and committed, 17June. Reported, and paffed, 
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22° 23° &amp; 24° Cur. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


P4 CK ER, John. Vide Minterne, Henry. 

Packsford, Mr. 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for 
being active in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to aflitt 
infendinghim up ; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to bail 
him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Pacy, Thomas, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 

Pagan, Peter, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 11 Aug. 
the Committee of the Militia to affift Serjeant in apprehending 
him, 12. 

Page, Robert, 1647, Report of his Petition, and other Papers, 
referred to the Committee of the Navy, 21 Aug. 

John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Mar. 

Palatine, Elector, 1646, Report concerning him to be made, 
9 &amp; 16 Jan. 

1647, his Letter from Lords, read; a Committee of 

both Houfes to receive Intelligence he defires to communicate, 

of great Concernment to the Proteftant Religion and the Par- 
liament’s Caufe, 25 Mar. Lords to be defired the Quorum 

may be leffened, 1 Apr. Their Concurrence frgnified, 2—— 

Papers from him, with Lords Anfwer, 6 May. ‘They put 

Houfe in mind thereof, 14. Papers to be read, 14, 21 &amp; 27 

His Letter fignifying his Intention to wait upon the King; 

left to him to do as he fhall think fit, 3 July—Report con- 

cerning him to be made, 3 July 28 Oct.—His Letter with 

Lords Defire thereupon, 2 Oét.—State of Lands appointed 

forraifing 6,ooo/. per Annum forhim, and of the Arrears of that 

Revenue, and how the Lands are difpofed of, reported ; 

Schedule of Two-thirds of Recufants Eftates for Supply of his 

Revenue, read, and referred to the Committee; Committees 

added; Ordinance for raifing the yearly Sum of 8,o00/. for 

him, ordered, 30 Oét. His Letter read—Ordinance read 
twice, and committed; reported, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 16 Mar. 

1648, his Letter from Lords; Houfe agree to his Defire, 
13, Apr. Order from Lords for permitting him to tranfport 
Vour Horfes into France, 18 May. 

Palfreyman, Edward, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Palmer, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

——John. Vide Minlerne, tienry. 

——— Sir Roger, 1647, his bine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired,15 Jan. 

Pamphlets, 1646, « Committee to inquire out the Authors, 
Printers, and Publifhers, of Pamphlets intituled, “ London’s 
“ Accompts.”—“ The Oppreffed Man’s Oppreflion declared.” 
— Bellum Hibernieale.”,—* No Merline no Mercurie,” 
with Power to commit; further Power to fupprefs and _pre- 
vent publifhing thefe and the like {candalous Pamphlets; and 
to prevent publifhing in the Streets, by Ballad-fingers, fcan- 
dalous Ballads, and punifh the Offenders, 3 Feb. Impowered 
to mect when and where they pleafe, A Committee to 
inquire out the Authors, &amp;c. of Pamphlets, intituled, “ The 
Outcries of opprefled Commons”—*'The Scots Apoftacy,” 
with Power to fend for and examine them, g Mar. 

1647, Serjeant to have Warrant for apprehending the 

Publithers ofa Pamphlet, intituled, “ A Warning for all Coun- 

ties of England to awake f{peedily out of their Dreams, &amp;c.” 

Members to aflift him and the Committee for finding out the 

Authors, &amp;c. Committee impowered to commit, 25 Mar. 

A Committee to find out the Authors, &amp;c. of Pamphlets, 

intituled, “A New-found Stratageim framed in theold Forge of 

Machiavelifin, &amp;c.”— An Apology of the Soldiery to the 

Commiflion Officers,” and how and to what Ends they were 

fent down to the Army—-A Committee to confider who was the 

Printer and Publifher of a Paper, intituled, “A Recantation of 

Judge Jenkins, 23 Apr——Pamphlet intituled, “s True Nar- 

rative concerning the Army’s Preferyation of the King’s 

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INDEX @ the Firru Vouume. 


litia to be defired to fend Four full Companies of Trained 


Majefty’s Perfon,” referred to the Committee of Complaints, to 
fend for the Prifoner, and examine the Bufinefs, 26 June 
A Committee to prepare Ordinance for inhibiting the a 
and publifhing all Libels, &amp;c. and Proceedings of Par iament, 
3 Sept. Ordinance read _ twice, and committed, 6. Re- 
perted, and re-committed, with Lord General’s Letter con- 
cerning that Bufines ; Committees added, 17. Ordinance re- 
ported, and pafled, 20. Returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments ; Amendments agreed to, 28 Debate of the Informa- 
tion concerning printing a Pamphlet, intituled, “ Propofi- 
tions delivered by the Lords, ata Conference with the Houfe of 
Commons, for a perfonal Treaty with the hing, &amp;e.” to be 
taken up, 27 Nov. The Committee for Printing to fend 
for the Printer of Scots Paper intituled, “ An Anfwer to the 
New Propofitions,” and to know by what Authority they 
printed them—Same Committee to examine by what Autho- 
rity a Book, intituled, “ His Majefty’s Declaration,” was 
licenfed, 21 Dec. The Committee of Complaints to inquire 
out the Authors and Printers of two feandalous Pamphlets, in- 
tituled, “ The People and Soldiers Obfervations on the Scots 
Meflage to the snankohanmien the King, 5 Nov. 1647” 
—“ The humble Petition of Agnes Corbett, a moft diftreffed 
Widow from Ireland,” 25 Pamphiet, intituled, “ A Trea- 
tile of Magiftracy,” delivered to Members at the Door, referred 
to the Committee for printing unlicenfed Pamphlets ; the Com- 
mittee of the Revenue to pay thei g3o/. to be difiributed 
amongfi Perfons employed thercin, 6Jan. Order for profe- 
cuting the Printer and Publifher, 11—A Committee to pre- 
pare more effeétual Ordinance for fupprefiing the Printing and 
publifhing feandalous and libellous Pamphlets, 8 Jan.—The 
Committee of Complaints to inquire after the Printers, &amp;c. 
of a Pamphlet, intituled, “ A Solemn Protefiation of the Free- 
born People of England,” and to examine into the Affront 
done to an Officer who pulled it down from a Poft, 12—— 
Order for 100/. to the Difcoverer of vile, feandalous Pamph- 
lets, 19 Feb.—To be printed—Pamphlets to be burnt by the 
common Hanginan, 23. 

1648, ‘The Committee for fupprefling Libels to inquire 
out the Printers, &amp;c. of a Paper intituled, “ A Motive to all 
loyal Subjects to endeavour the Prefervation of his Majetty’s 
Royal Perfon”—Ofa Paper fubferibed by Samuel Wickham ; 
Committees added ; Members who have Caufe to complain 
may attend them, 27 June———Printer apprehended for pub- 
lifhing a Pamphlet touching Victories at Sea, &amp;c. referred 
to the Committee for fupprefling Libels, 31 Aug. 

Papilion, Mr. 1647, Serjeant to apprehend and commit him to 
Newgate in order to take his Tryal, 2 Feb. 

Papijis. Vide Delinqguents—1647, Cate of thofe in Oxon, upon 
the Surrender thereof, reported; Previous Queftion for ad- 
mitting them to their Compofitions according to the Articles, 
Affirmative, 16 Mar. 

Parke, Reuben, 1648, Ordinance for allowing him zoo/. upon 
his Account inthe Exchequer, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 31 July. 

Parker, George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23, Sept. 

Dr. William, 1647, Petition read ; Order for beftowing 
upon him a Regifier’s Place, 8 Mar. 

William, 1647, Ordinance for vacating his Prefentation 
to the Vicarage of Wrotham, read, and patled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 24 Mar. 

Parliament, 1646, no Member, of either Houfe, to have any 
Sequeftrations, by Grant or Leafe; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired—Refolution that all who raife Forces againft the Par- 
liament, or either Houfe, fhall die without Mercy, and their 
Eftates be confifcated, 8 Dec. 

1647, a Committee to withdraw and examine an In- 
formation concerning fome Defign againft the Parliament, 13 
Apr.—Ordinance for Indemnity of Perfons that have aéted by 
Authority of Parliament, to be read, 30 Apr. 6 May. 
Read twice and committed ; all that come to have Voices, 7. 
Ordinance reported; committees of both Houfes named; 
Number of them; Quorum appointed; Ordinance paffed, 14, 
Agreed to by Lords Order for printing it, 21 Pro. 
vilo for indemnifying well-affected Perfons from Bonds ex- 
torted from them, read; Ordinance for that Purpofe, or- 
dered, 14 May Read, 28 June Order for Second 
Reading, 1 July Ordinance from Lords for fuppretling 
Tumults about the Houfes, read, 7 June. They put Houfe 
in mind thereof, 8—The Committee of the Militia to be de- 
fired to fend a Regiment of Soldiers to guard the Houfes, 
7 &amp; 10—To fend a ftrong Guard—To fend Two full 
Companies of Trained Bands, 15 Members to require 
Two Captains to bring in a good ftrong Guard, and the 
Captain of the Guards to prevent the Accefs of tumultuous 
Affemblies to any of the Avenues; Order for bringing 
Halberts, &amp;c. into the outer Room; Members to be fent 
to require them to difperfe, 14 June—Lord Mayor and Mi- 












































Bands, 25 Time appointed for their coming—A Com- 
mittee to withdraw and prepare Ordinance impowering them 
to apprehend fuch as make any Difturbance, 8 July—Lord 
Mayor and Militia to be defired to fend a futhcient Guard of 
Horfe and Foot from Day to Day, 10—Serjeant fent to com- 
mand Perfonsaflembled in a tumultuous Manner todifperfe— 
Order for fetting 100 Halberts within the Houfe—For prevent- 
ing future Tumults; Captain of the Guard called in and ac- 
quainted therewith—Colonel Webbe to attend daily for feeing 
the Guard placed, 20o—QOrder for additional Company and 
Troop, 23—Violences offered to both Houfes, 26. Vide 
Privileges Order for Thanksgiving for reftoring the Free- 
dom of Parliament. Vide Thank{gwing—Ordinance from 
Lords for making void all Aéts done fince the Violence, read ; 
Queftion for Second Reading, Neg. Day appointed for it, 
6 Aug. Ordinance committed; Report of Refolutions, that 
there was a vilible, infolent, and a¢tual Force upon both 
Houfes, on Monday the 26th of July laft—That all Acts and 
Votes done and pafled during that Force and Viclence be de- 
clared void; Queftion for preparing a Declaration purfuant 
thereto, Neg. 9—Ordinance concerning the Repealing all 
Votes, Orders, and Ordinances, pafled fince the Force on 
26° Julii, 1647, till 6° Augufti, read twice, and committed, 
11. Reported, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 13—Conference defired by Lords concerning Votes fent 
down by them touching the Violence, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed; Conference held, and reported—Ordinance de- 
livered thereat, for declaring void all Ordinances, &amp;c. pafled 
during the Violence, read twice, and committed, 18. Re- 
ported; Queftion for pafling, Neg. 19—Order for the Guards 
to keep the Paflages clear of troublefoine People ; Declaration 
that Houfe will fatisfy their juft Demands ; General! to be de- 
fired it may be putin Execution—A Comunittee of both Houtes 
to confider of fome way for Security of the Parliament when 
the Army fhall be drawn off, 26—-—LExpenfive Attendance of 
the Guards referred to the Committee of the Army, 5 Noy. 
—Ordinance from Lords for Safety and fecure fitting of Par- 
liament, read, and agreed to, 29—— Bill for juttifying the 
Proceedings of Parliament, and declaring all Oaths, Decla- 
rations and other Proceedings againtt it, void, read ; previous 
Queftion for Second Reading next Day, Affirmative, 1 Dec. 
Bill read; Quefiion for Commitment, Neg. Order for In- 
groflnent, 3. ill pafled, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 14 
——Bill for impowering both Houfes to adjourn as they fhall 
think fit, read; previous Quettion for Second Reading next 
Day, Affirmative, 1 Dec. Bill read; Queftion for Commit- 
ment, Neg. Order for Inagrofliment, 3. Bill paffed, 10. 
Agreed to by Lords, 14—Speaker’s Information referred to 
a Committee, with Power to double the Guards, 13 Dee— 
Order for Twenty Haiberts for them, 16—For a Gra- 
tuity to Perfons employed in the Difcovery of Matters preju- 
dicial to the Parliament, 24 General to be defired to fend 
2,000 Horfe and Foot for Safety of the Parliament, to be quar- 
tered at Whitehall and the Meufe; the Committee of the 
Army to acquaint him therewith, and take Care they be no 
Burden to the tnhabitants—Order for making thofe Places 
convenient for them—For providing Bedding, &amp;c.—Colonel 
Baxter to attend with 500 Men, 14 Jan. Order for quar- 
tering them in Whitehall, 15—lor Money for Bedding, &amp;e. 
for them, 17—For the Colonel, or fome Officer of Quality 
under him, to attend during the fitting of the Houfes, 20 
—For Shoes and Stockings for the Foot, 2: For bor- 
rowing the Duke of Richimond’s Stables for quartering Part 
of the Horfe, 1 Feb. Quetiion for felling the G uard-coats 
at Whitehali, to provide Neceflaries for the Soldiers there and 
in the Meufe, Neg —Order for Sale of the fuperftitious and 
idolatrous Pictures for that Purpofe, 1g—For Sale of the 
Guard-coats, 6 &amp; 20. 

1648, Order for beftowing 1,000 /. upon the Guard; 
Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, with fpecial Claufe 
that it fhall not be drawn into Precedent, 13 Apr. Ordi- 
nance read, and patled; agreed to by Lords—The Com- 
mittee at Derby Houfe to confider how to defend them 
from the Danger of any fudden ‘Tumult, 14—Comman- 
ders in Chief to have the Ufe of feveral Barges, 15—A 
Committee to prepare Declaration to be fent to Minifters 
within the Lines to feek God for a Blefling upon the Conful- 
tations and Proceedings of Parliament ; Declaration reported, 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified; Lord 
Mayor to fend it, 25—General’s Letter read ; Order for Let- 
ter to defire him to revoke his Order for recalling the Parlia- 
ment’s Guards—Colonels required to forbear removing them 
till further Orders from him—Letter to be communicated to 
the Common Council, 2 May—Another Letter from him con- 
cerning the Removal of tuem, read, 9. Order for Letter to 

















him to defire they may not be removed, 12—Anotier read ; 
the Colonel of the Horfe to bring back his Regimert; General 
to be acquainted with the Reafons thereof—Major General 

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IN DEX @o the Firtu Vo.tumeE. 


Skippon to bedefired to promote a good Underftanding between 
his Forces and the Parliament’s Guards, 2o—Order for preffing 
Teams to bring Hay for the Horfe, 22—Order for keeping 
the Horfe together, difcharged— The Forces from the Tower 
to be joined to the Guards, 23—The Committee at Derby 
Houfe to difpofe of them—To acquaint them General has 
ordered them to ftay fomewhere about London, 25—Order for 
reftraining the Forces at the Meufe, Whitehall, and the Tower, 
to continue here for Safety of the Parliament, taken off; the 
Committee at Derby Houfe to employ them for fupprefling 
Infurrections in Kent, 26. Report; the Militia and Ma- 
jor-General Skippon to be defired to fend a Regiment of 
Foot ; Colonel Roffeter to inlift Sixty Horfe for a prefent 
Guard; the Committee at Derby Houle to confer with him 
thereupon, 27—The Colonel to thank Gentlemen that vo- 
luntarily offered themfelves to be a Guard this Day—The 
Committee of the Militia impowered to fend, from time to 
time, what Guard they fhall think fit, or receive Order for, 
29. Lords Concurrence fignified, 32——Colonel Roffeter to 
be defired to get together 120 Men for a Guard for this Night 
—The Committee of the Army to confider what Money is fit 
to be advanced to them, 3 June—Colonel Roffeter to appoint 
a Commander in his ftead, 5. Eftablifhment and Charge of 
raifing his Horfe, reported ; Order for 872é. for raifing them 
~-Mr. Pepys’s Legacy to Speaker to be employed towards 
making up Three Months Pay,g. Perfon appointed to receive 
it, 10 Report touching {peedy raifing a Regiment of 
Horie, to be a Guard to the Parliament, and Money for them; 
Order for 5,000/. for raifing and paying them, to ferve under 
Major-general Skippon—The Committee at Derby Houfe to 
grant hnn a Commitlion—Major-general to grant Commillions 
to inferior Officers; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3 July 
— Declaration that it will be an acceptable Service to inlift 
under him ; Power given him to lead them to any Parts, and 
kill and flay all that oppofe the Parliament, 5. | Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 11—Members to fubfcribe what Horfes 
and Arms they will prefently raife and pay, 5. Perfons ap- 
pointed to raife their Subfcriptions—Part of the Horle to be 
quartered in the Meufe,6. Houle approves of Major-gene- 
ral Skippon’s Proceedings in raifing Men—The Committee of 
the Militia to affift him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11, 
Orders to be printed, 13 Order for Monies for the Guard 
out of a Delinquent’s Eftate, 4 &amp; 16 Aug.—Confideration of 
appointing Firelocks to be added, referred to the Committee 
at Derby Houfe, 16 Votes of 20th May 1642, recited; 
Declaration that it appears that divers who have aflifted the 
King in the late War endeavour to levy a new War againft 
the Parliament—That they are 'Traytors by the fundamental 
Laws of the Land, and have been fo adjudged by two Aéts 
of Parliament, 20 June Meflage from Lords defiring to 
communicate fomething at next Conference concerning Ob- 
fiructions of the Bufinefs of both Houfes; Queftion for agrec- 
ing thereto, Neg. Mefiage to them thereupon, 11 Aug. 

Parfons, Sir William, and others, 1647, Petition reported, and 
read; Order for paying them Monies due for their Services in 
Ireland, 14 Dec. 

Captain William, 1647, Certificate of his Accounts to 
be read, 14 May. 

— 1648, Report concerning him; Order for paying him 
2,205 /. 12s. 6d. with Intereft, for his good Services; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 31 July. 

Partis, Joan, 1648, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning her Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 June. 

Pafion, Clement, 1647, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall, 15 Mar. 

Patent, 1647, for fole making and vending Alum, voted illegal 
and void; Order for calling in and concelling it, 16 Mar. 

Patherin, Mrs. 1647, Petition to be read, 23 Sept. 

Pattenfon, Mary, 1647, Order for beftowing 200/. upon her ; 
agreed to by Lords, 28 May. 

Paul, Mr. Vide Berkley. 

Pauls, St. 1646, Ordinance from Lords concerning the Scaf- 
fold about it, reported, and paffed, 3 Mar. 

Pawlett, Lord Edward, 1646, Lords put Houfe in mind of his 
Petition, 7 Dec. 18 Jan. 

1647, Report concerning him to be made— Order 
for his fettling 100/. per Annum for ever upon Lyme, 9 
Nov. 

———. 1648, Order for Payment of his Rents for the Ufe of 
the State, returned from oak with Amendments— Petition 
of Joan Illery to the Judges of Aflize, read; Lord Paw- 
lett to be referred to a Tryal at Law—Order for befiow- 
ing 1004, upon her, 4 Apr. his Petition from Lords for 
Ten Days Liberty of Refidence in London, 22 June. Agreed 
to, 23 Order and Papers from Lords concerning him, read ; 
previous Queftion for agreeing thereto, Affirmative; main 
Queftion, Neg. 26 Aug. 

VoL. V. 





























Sir John, 1647, Report concerning him to be made ; 
—Order for him to fettle 200/. per Annum for ever upon 
Lyme, 9 Nov. 

Amos, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Payler, George, 1648, Ordinance from Lords for him and 
other Officers of the Ordnance, 7 July. Vide Ordnance. 

Peacock, a 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. 

17 Mar. 

Peaker, Tobias, 1646, Major-general’s Letter, and his Exami- 
nation, read, and to be communicated to Lords, with Defire 
they may be communicated to Scots Commiflioners ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 11 Jan.—A Committee to examine 
him, 12 Meflage from Lords defiring he may be brought to 
their Committees ; agreed to, 13 Feb. 

Pearce, John, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 

Pechell, Mr. 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for Irith 
Affairs, 3 Apr. 

Peck, Honourable Henry, 1646, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee at Haberdafhers Hall, 29 Dec. Order for making 
Report, 12 Jan. 1 Feb. 

1647, like Orders, 21 &amp; 27 Apr. State of the Matter 

of Fact, reported, and read Bufinefs referred to the Com- 

mittee of the Revenue, 5 May Previons Queftion that 
there is due to him out of the Lron-works, 4,281/. 18s. 43d. 

Affirmative; Order for paying him; Lords Concurrence to 

be defired, 8—A Committee to confider his Damages, 8 

Mar. 

1648, Report re-committed ; Committees added, 12 Apr. 

Peers, 1647, Bill concerning Peers lately made, and to be 
made, read ; previous Queftion for Second Reading next Day, 
Affirmative, 1 Dec. Bill committed, 3. Reported and 
pafled, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

Peirfon, Richard, 1647, Pardon to be prepared for him, 2 O&amp;. 

Henry, 1647, the Committees of Complaints and In- 
demnity to forbear proceeding againft him till further Order, 
14 Mar. 

Peijley, Edward, junior, 1647, Refolution for indi¢ting him of 
High Treafon; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indi¢t- 
ment; Managers and Sollicitor appointed ; Order for taking 
him into Cuftody, 25 Sept. 

Pelham, Edward, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Jan. 

Henry, 1647, chofen Speaker, 30 July. Vide Speaker. 

Peregrine, 1647, Petition read; Order for paying a 
Debt to him, with Intereft, 26 Aug. 

Pembroke County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
fora Commiilion to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
6 Feb. 

1647, like Order, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

— 1648, Member fent down to fettle the Peace of the 
County; the Committee at Derby Houfe to prepare Inftruc- 
tions for him, 28 Mar, 

Town, 1646, Order for the Towr and Caftle to be 
garifoned with 150 Men, 3 Mar. 

1647, Order for continuing the Governor, 25—Letter to 
him to deliver up the Cafile, ordered, 3 Feb. Committees 
Letter that he held out contrary to the Order ; General to fend 
fufficient Force to reduce the Cafile—Letter to be communi- 
cated to Lords—Ordinance for removing him from being 
Mayor, ordered, 21 Mar. 

1648, Letter concerning a Defeat of the Parliament’s 
Forces, read, 27-——Articles of Surrender of the Caftle, read ; 
Meflenger affirms the Truth thereof; Order for a Reward to 
him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17 July For try- 
the Prifoners by martial Law, 14 Aug. 

Earl of, 1647, to have Pafs for tranfporting Two Horfes 
and a Groom, 29 June Ordinance from Lords for re- 
ftoring him to the Chancellorfhip of Oxon, read twice, and 
committed, 20 July-——Reported, and paffed, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to by Lords, 3 Aug. Bufi- 
nefs concerning him to be reported, 8 Sept. Report from 
Lords declaring him Chancellor, agreed to, 22 Jan. 

———— 1648, Order appointing him Conftable of Windfor 
Catile, 27 July. 
—— College, Oxon, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing 

a Mafier, 18 Aug. Read, and pafled, 26, 

Pendennis, 1646, Report concerning the Caftle to be made, 8 
Dec. State of Sir Peter Killegrew’s Intereft therein, re- 
ported; Order for paying him 2,000 /. in Satisfaction of his 
Lofles and Services, 19—For continuing 250 Foot in the 
Town, 23 Feb.——Governor of the Cafile appointed, 12 
Mar. 
























































— 1647, Order for fending down Powder and Match, 22 


June. 
— 1648, Order for difbanding the Forces, 4 Apr.—For 
delivering 

















INDEX ¢o the 


lelivering up the Caftle to Sir Hardres Waller ; Agreed to by 
~ctat Indemnity of the Captain and Soldiers therein, 


17. 

Pendleton, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
dening his Delinqueacy, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 18 Mar. 

Penn, Captain Willia..., 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 

7 Mar. a Diaincdad — 

1648, Order for bringing him up in fafe Cuftody, ftaying 
the Ship, and feizing the Goods—The Committee of the 
Admiralty to nominate another Commander, 14 Apr. 

Pennington, Alderman Ifaac, 1647, Certificate concerning his 
Loffes, read; Order for difcharging him from a Debt due to 
Sir John Pennington, in Part of Satisfaction thereof; Ordi- 
nance for that Purpofe ordered, 4 May. Agreed to by 
Lords, 6. 

Pennoyer, William, 1646. Vide Privileges—Particular of the 
Earl of Worcefter’s Lands for fatisfying his Debts, communi- 
cated by Lords, 12 Dec. Vide Worcejler, Earl of. 

Penny, Giles, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for taking off his 
Sequeftration, 26 Aug. ‘I'hey put Houfe in mind thereof; 
this Petition aud Ordinance, read ; nothing done thereupon, 
28 O&amp;.—His Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired—Order for remitting his Fine in Satisfaction of his Ar- 
rears, 4 Jan. 

Penrofe, Francis, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 28 Oét. 

17 Mar. 

Penruddock, George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pailed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 31 Dec. 

Penryn, 1647, new Writ, 11 May. 

Penyman, Sir William, 1647, Order for demolifhing his Monu- 
ment erected in Chrift-church Oxon, 15 Apr. 

Percivall, Sir Philip, 1647, Information concerning his beimg in 
Arms againft the Parliament, referred to a Committee, 2 
June Cate touching his Eleétion, and the Point of being 











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Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 18 Dec. 

Philip, Prince, 1648, Vice-admiral’s Letter, with his to the 
Prince Eleétor inclofed, read; Vice-admiral to be defired to 
fuffer him to vifit his Brother; his Letter to be delivered to 
his Brother, 25 Apr. Prince Ele¢tor’s Letter, read; Lords 
Order for Prince Philip to tranfport 1,000 Men upon the Con- 
ditions and Securities offered, agreed to, 18 May Pafs 
for him to tranfport Twelve Horfes, Cuftom and Impoft free, 

June. 

Phiipot, Sufan, 1646, Order for taking off her Sequefiration, 
27. Feb. 

Phips, Mr. 1646, Ordinance for paying him 500/. out of the 
Earl of Worcefter’s Eftate, ordered, 15 Dec. 

1647, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

7 May. 

Lieutenant Colonel Robert, 1648, his Petition recom- 
mended by Lords, 27 June. 

Pickering, Rea and others, 1647, Petition referred to the 
€ommittee upon the Ordinance concerning the Jurifdiétion of 
the Admiralty, 20 Mar. 

Pickford, Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Pierce, Richard, 1647, Petition, and Certificate annexed, re- 
ferred to One Member, 2 June. 

Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 20 May. 

John, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. 

John, of Weftbury, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 23 Dec. 

Pierrepoint, Francis, 1646, Order for Repayment of good. ad- 
vanced by him, 15 Dec. The Committee of Accounts to 
ftate his Accounts, 6 Jan. 
































difabled to fit, referred to another Committee, 15 July 

The Committee of Accounts to receive, fitate, and certify his 

Accounts, 13 Nov. 

Lady Catherine, 1647, Petition read ; Order for pay- 
ing her 200/. in Part of her Hufband’s Arrears, 13 Nov. 

Perkins, William, 1648, Order for paying him 2007. 19 June. 
Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

Perne, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 11 Aug. Excufed, 14. 

Perry, Lieutenant Colonel, 1646, previous Queftion for ap- 

ointing him Governor of Taunton Catile, Affirmative, 17 
Mar. 

Peterborough, Earl of. Vide Holland, Ear! of. 

Peters, Mr. 1646, Copy of intercepted Letter taken with him 
and Lieutenant Colonel Wharton at Anglefea, read; Colonel 
Mitton and others to examine them upon Oath, ard fend 
them up with their Examinations, 21 Jan. A Committee 
to examine them as they fhall fee Caufe—Order for 100/, to 
the Meflenger that brought them up, 2 Mar. Agreed to by 
Lords, 5. 

Petersfield, 1647, new Writ, 14 Mar. 

Petie, Widow, 1646, to be added to the Lift of Widows, 9 
Dec. 

Petitions, 1646, to be numbered, and read according to their 
Number, 9 Jan. 

1647, a Committee to confider of thofe offered, and 

figure and prefent them as they are figured, 8 Mar.—Petitions 

prefented ; Order for receiving them, 15. 

1648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for preventing 
tumultuary Petitionings; Ordinance read, and pafled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 20 May. Ordinance to be printed 
and difperfed, 22. 

Petre, Lord, 1647, Order from Lords to difpenfe with his Stay 
in Town, 21 Dee. His Petition from them, with fpecial 
Recommendation, and Order thereupon, 3 Feb. 

Pett, Phineas, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. 

Peter, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, conftituting him Com- 

miffioner of the Navy, read, and pafled, 8 Oét. 

1648, to be thanked for his Care of Chatham-yard during 
the late Infurrection in Kent, 19 June. 

Petty, William, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for granting him 
the Benefit of an Invention for double and multiple Writing, 
tor Fourteen Years, read, and paffed, 6 Mar. 

Peyton, Sir Thomas, 1648, Letter touching the Surprife of him, 
read; Order for a Letter of Thanks—For his Commitment 
to Windfor Cattle for High Treafon—For a Reward to the 
Meflenger that setae. him up; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 10 June or exchanging him for Mrs. Smith, 
12 Aug. 

Phelips, Sir James, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 13 July. 


























William, 1646, Petition; Order for befiowing the 
Earl of Kingfton’s Fine upon him, 22 Mar. Agreed to by 
Lords, 23. 

Pigott, Lady Sufanna, 1647, Order for paying her 202 in 
Part of her Hufband’s Arrears, 14 Sept. 

Martha, 1647, her Petition from Lords, read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for [rifh Affairs, 30 O&amp;. Lords 
put Houfe in mind of another Petition ; Order for reading it, 
1§ Jan, For paying her 200/, in Part of her Hutband’s 
Arrears, 15 Feb. 

——n for paying it by 52. per Week till the whole is paid, 
1 ug. 

—— ‘Thomas, 1647, his Petition from Lords, to be read, 18 
Jan. 

—— Colonel, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, at his own 
Charge, to anfwer Matters objected againft him, 14 Apr. 
Bufinefs referred to the Committee at Derby Houte, with 
Power to difcharge him, 9 June. 

—— John, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 15 June. 

Richard. Vide Baker, William. 

Pilgrim, Captain John, appointed Commander of a Ship, 26 
Feb. 1646 27 Sept. 17 Mar. 1647. 

Pinade, Elizabeth, 1647, Order for paying her 1007. in Part 
of her Hufband’s Arrears—For paying her 5s. per Week for 
Support of herfelf and Children, 9 Sept. 

Pingridge, Henry, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Pinkney, Elizabeth, 1646, to be added to the Lift of poor Wi- 
dows, 9 Dec. 

1647, her Petition referred to the Committee of Peti- 
tions, 3 Aug.——Order for paying her 60 /. in full of all De- 
mands, 4 Oct. 

Piracy, 1647, Order from Lords for a Commiflion of Oyer and 
Terminer to try Piracy-caufes, agreed to, 21 Dec. 

Pilfon, Major, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for 
rifh Affairs, 3 Apr. 

Pitfonne, Captain James, 1648, Petition read; Order for pay- 
ra 450/. 2s. 10d.; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
25 Aug. 

Pinna, 1646, Ordinance from Lords concerning it, to be 
read, 1 Feb. Read, and pafled, with an Amendment—Order 
for trying it, 3. 

aie ase 1647, Order from Lords, for fhutting up infected 

oufes, agreed to, 16 July. 

Plantations, foreign, 1647, the Committee for them revived ; 
Order for their fitting, 13 May—Order from Lords for fet- 
tling the Quorum, agreed to, 25 Dec. Additional Com- 
mittees,14 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 17. . 

Plaxtoll, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for making it a diftinét 
Parifh, read twice, and committed, 31 Jan. 

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Playford, Captain Samuel, 1647, Certificate of his Accounts to 
be read, 14 May—Order for paying him 300/. upon Ac- 
count; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28. 





1648, his Petition referred to the Committee for Irifh 
Affairs, 3 Apr. 

Plays. Vide Stage-plays. 

Plunkett, Captain, 1647, his Petition, and Ordinance for re- 
paying him Monies, to be read, 7 &amp; 14 May-———Ordinance 
read, and paffed, 14 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 24—Report 
concerning Commodities furnifhed by him for the Forces in 
Dublin; Order for paying him 1,000/, with Intereft; Ordi- 
nance for that Purpofe ordered, 14 Aug. His Petition re- 
ferred to the Committee of the Navy, 3 Nov.—Committee 
to difcharge a Suit commenced againft him, 10. 

Plymouth, 1646, Houfe put Lords in mind of an Order for de- 
termining the Plymouth-duty, 7 Dec. Order for continu- 
ing the Garifon with 150 Men,-25 Feb. For appointing a 
Governor, his Remonftrance referred to the Committee of 
the Weft, 13 Mar. 

1647, Order for fending down Powder and Match, 
12 June-——Petition, and Letter from the Mayor, &amp;c. to be 
read, 2 July. Read; Order for ftating and auditing their 
Accounts—!"or Repayment of Money advanced out of the 
Poors Stock, 3—Houle to confider the Garifon, 3, 14 &amp; 16— 
Letter to be fent to them to communicate the explanatory 
Vote touching the General’s Power over the Land Forces, 
and to affure them the Houfes will fettle an Eftablifhment for 
their Pay, 31 June——Letter read, and agreed to; Speaker 
to fign it—Petition of Officers of the Garifon, read—Order 
for paying them 4,0e0/. out of the 60,000 /. per Menfem, 
read, aud patled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3 Aug.— 
Governor’s Letter, concerning the prefling Neceflitics of the 
Garifon, read ; Order for paying them 8,000 /. towards the 
Difcharge of thew Arrears; Ordinance for that Purpofe or- 
dered—T'wo Committees to confer with the General about 
leflening the Garifon, and difpofing of the Soldiers, 19—— 
Ordinance for 8,ooo0/. for them, read, and paffed; agreed to 
by Lords, 26-——General’s Letter, concerning their Necef- 
fities ; the Committee of the Weft to confider how the Mo- 
nies may be raifed for them, with Power to treat with Perions 
upon the Credit of the 60,000 /. per Menfem, 1 Sept.—— 
yovernor’s Letter, concerning Diftempers amongft the Sol- 
diery, referred to the Committee of the Army; Committee 
to prepare Anfwer, 25 Oét. Another from him concern- 
ing the Surprife of a French Ship, read, and referred to the 
Committees of foreign Affairs, and of the Admiralty, 1 Nov. 
—Governor’s Letters, exprefling the irrefiftible Neceflities of 
the Garifon, and Petition of the diftreffed Inhabitants, read 
—Order for 10,000 /. for reducing and paying them ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe ; Letters and Pe- 

- tition referred; Governor and Mayor to be acquainted by 
Letter what Houfe has done, 18 Governor’s Letter re- 
ferred to the Committee at Derby Houfe ; Gentlemen of Ply- 
mouth to meet them, 24 Jan. Another from him, repre- 
fenting to what Height of mutinous Carriage the Soldiers Ne- 
ceffities have brought them, read; Order for advancing addi- 
tional 6,000 /—The Committee to treat with the Treafurers 
at War about advancing it, with Power to propound what 
Security they think fit—Same Committee to take Courfe for 
demolifhing the Works, difpofing of the Materials, and re- 
ftoring the Ordnance to Places where they belong, and to 
reconcile Differences upon difbanding, 18 Feb. Order for 
their meeting with the ‘Treafurers, 19. 

~——_——— 1648, Order for fending down Guns and Gunners 
Stores to the Forts and Ifland—For repairing and fortifying 
the Forts, Caftle, and Ifland; Governor of the Cafile ap- 

ointed, with Power to put in 100 Men—Order touching his 
Pay—For beftowing 100 /. upon him to buy Horfes—Touch- 
ing putting in Suit Bonds formerly entered into for the Pay- 
ment of One per Cent. affigned to the Garifon, 20 June—-~ 
Governor’s Petition reported, and read; Order for paying 
him 500/. to enable him to repair to his Charge—For paying 
him 500/. for viétualling the Forts and [fland, and repairing 
the Works—For an Allowance, according to the Eftablifh- 
ment, to the Chaplain and Surgeon—Petition of Inhabitants ; 
the Committee of the Weft to confider how 60. per Week 
may be provided, towards paying them for the time they did 
Duty upon the Coaft of Wales, 1 July—The Committee at 
Derby Houfe to take care of fecuring the Town, 11 Ex. 
traét ofa Letter from thence; Examination of feveral Mat- 
ters mentioned therein, referred to the Committce of the 
Weft, 1 Aug.—A Committee to confider the Bufinets touch- 
ing the 6,000 /. formerly affigned to the Garifon, 7—Petition 
of Mayor, &amp;c. read, and approved—Order for printing the 
Part that concerns the General—For a Letter of ‘Thanks— 
The Committee of the Weft to confider how the 6,000/. ow- 
ing to them from the late Garifon may be paid, and how the 
6ol. per — for the Poor may be made good, 22. 

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FirtH VouuMeE. 
Pollord, Sir Hugh, 1646. Vide Privileges. 


Poltimore, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, for uniting it with the 
Parith of Hokifham, read, and paffed, 18 May. 

Ponfonby, Colonel, 1647, his Propofition for railing 700 Horfe 
for the Irifh Service, reported, read, and approved ; Order 
for Commiflions to his Officers, agreed to by Lords, 15 June 

For Two Months Pay upon Security to tranfport them, 

13 July. Amended, 14 Letters concerning his Kegiment, 

referred to the Committee for lrith Affairs, 18 Aug. 

Order for {peedy fending them over, 18 Sept. 

Frances, 1647, Petition to be read, 3 July Order 

for paying her Part of her Hufband’s Arrears, 21 Aug.— 
Agreed to by Lords, 24. 

Pontefract, 1646, Examination of Perfons fent up as having a 
Hand in betraying the Cafile, referred to the Northern Com- 
mittee, 12 Jan. One to be difcharged ; Order for a Reward 
to the Deputy Serjeant, 21 Previous Queftion for conti- 
nuing the Garifon, Affirmative; main Queftion, Neg.— 
Previous Quettion for demolifhing the Cattle, Neg.—Order 
for making it untenable, 26 Feb. 

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1648, Letter touching the betraying it; the Commit- 
tee at Derby Houfe to contider what Forces may be fent 
from Wales into the North, 6 June—Another Letter read ; 
Order for them to take {peedy Confideration.thereof, 12. 

Poole, 1646, Order for continuing the Garifon with 100 Men, 
26 Veb.——Governor appointed, 13 Mar. 

1648, a Committee to treat with the Impropriator about 
acompetent Maintenance for a preaching Minifier, out of 
the Impropriation, 21 June Ordinance for fettling the 
Militia, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 
24 July Letter from thence, read, and referred to the 
Committee at Derby Houfe; Gentlemen of the County to 
confider with them of a Courfe for fupplying the Garifon— 
Lord Admiral’s Letter concerning them, with Examinations 
of feveral Perfons, read, and referred to the Committee of the 
Navy, 12 Aug. 

Pooley, Edmund, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 7 Jan. 

Mr. 1648, a Committee to fiate the Matter of Fac&amp; con- 
cerning Informations againfthim, 21 July. 

Poor, 1646, Ordinance for their Relief and Employment, and 
for the punifhing Vagrants, to be read, 4 &amp; 15 Mar. 

—— 1647, Ordinance for fetting them on Work, to be read, 
4 &amp; 26 May 13, July 21 Aug. Order for 1,000 1. 
for Relief of fuch as the Parliament fhall think fit, agreed to 
by Lords, 6 May Ordinance for Relief and Employment 
of them, and for punifhing Vagrants, read, 29 Sept. 
Another from Lords to the fame —— 17 Nov. Read, 19. 
Order for Second Reading, 20. Committed, 23 Lords 
put Houfe in mind thereof; Ordinance reported ; Provifo read, 
nothing done thereupon; Ordinance pafled, with Amend- 
ments, 16 Dec. Ordinance for goof. to the Poor, read, 
and paffed, 3 Nov. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 25. 

Pope, Sir Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 21 Sept. 

Popham, Colonel Edward, 1647, appointed Commander of 
Ship, 17 Mar. 

1648, the Committee of the Admiralty to fend to him, 
and receive his Anfwer, touching the Command, 1g Apr. 

Order for paying him the Rents and Arrears of Rents of 
Lands fettled upon himn—For defiring him to go into Somer- 
fetthire, for Prefervation of the Peace of the County—For 
impowering him to raife a ‘Troop of Horfe for fupprefling 
tumultuous Meetings, 23 May. 

Porter, Mrs. 1647, Warrant to her to ftay in Town, recalled, 
17 Jan. 

Endymion, 1647, his Petition from Lords defiring to be 
admitted to his Compofition, 1 Mar. 

Portiand, 1646, Orders concerning the Articles of Surrender of 
the Cafile, and Petition complaining of the Breach thereof, 
read ; Nefolutions for confirming them—For taking off the 
Sequeftrations of all Perfons comprifed therein— Declaration 
that no Perfon is barred from bringing an Action for any pri- 
vate Injury done fince the War—Order for a Reward for the 
Porter; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 Jan——For 
continuing the Garifon with 300 Men, 26 Feb.—For ap- 
pointing a Governor, 13 Mar. 7 

1648, Order for putting in another Company, if that 
in the Garifon be drawn away—The Committee of Dortet- 
fhire to take care of the Garifon, 1 Aug. 

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read; previous Queftion for taking off his Sequeftration, Af- 
firmative ; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 14 ~— 
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ortman, Sir William, an Infant, 1648, his Mother’s Petition 
on his behalf, read; the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to 
compound with ber ata Tenth, 10 June. 

Portnell, Thomas. Vide Minterne, Henry. 

Portjmouth, 1646, Condition of the Garifon to be reported, 16 
Jan. Reported; Order for paying 2,000/. in Part of their 
Arrears—For fending an Engineer to view the Works, and 
for an Eftimate of the Charge of Reparations—For a weekly 
Allowance of 166/. for Three Months for the Garifon and 
Hurft Caftle; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 
Garifon to be continued with the Number of Men as are now 
eftablifhed, 2 Mar.—Governor appointed, 17. 

1647, Order for fending down Arms and Ammuni- 

tion, 22 June—General’s Letter, concerning the Neceflities 

of the Garifon, read; Order thereupon, 20 Sept. Vide Ga- 
rifons—Order for paying them 1,500/. in Part of their Ar- 
rears, 4 O&amp;t. Ordinance for fecuring and advancing 

18,000 /. to them, upon the Credit of the Affeffments of 

60,000 /. per Menfem; for paying their Arrears, and dif- 

banding them, read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords, 10 

Dec.——Petition of the Garifon, read; Order tor furnifhing 

them with Ammunition, and paying their Arrears, 12 Jan. 

Another Petition recommended by Lords, 3 Feb. 

—_—— — 1648, Condition of the Caftle referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 1 July—Order for paying the Gunners 
and Soldiers, 25 Fo. paying them Monies charged upon 
the County, after the Ifle of Wight is paid—Governor to 
withdraw his Order for Priority—Order to be communicated 
tohim, 15 Aug. 

Portjoken Ward, 1647, Petition of Trained Bands, complain- 
ing that their Captain was removed by the new Militia, 22 
July. Vide London. 

Potter, Mr. 1646, Ordinance concerning him to be read, 9 
Jan. 

Danicl, 1647, Petition to be read, 22 Apr. Ordinance 
for paying him 1,750/. with Intereft, read, and paffed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 1 May. 

—- Ambrole, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 17 Nov. | 

George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 25 Dee. 

Povey, Sir Edward, 1647, his Petition recommended by Lords, 
29 Apr.——Order for paying him 100 /. upon Account, 18 
Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 24. 

—— 1648, another Petition read; Order for paying him 690 /. 
—For paying him 5/. per Week tor ‘Two Months for his 
prefent Subfiftence in the mean time, 9g Aug. 

Poulton, Captain Thomas, 1646, appointed Governor of Not- 
tingham Caftle, 17 Mar. 

Poundage. Vide Supply. 

Powell, Colonel Rice, 1647, to be continued Governor of 
Tenby, 25 Mar. 

John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, arid pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 10 June. 

---- — George, 1647, Report concerning him; Order appoint- 
ing him Comptroller of the Cuftoms at Milford; Ordinance 
for that Purpofe ordered, 8 Sept. Read, and pafled, 20 
Oct.—Agreed to by Lords, 2 Nov. 

Powle, John, 1647, Information figned by him, read, 3 June. 

Poyer, Captain John, 1647, to be continued Governor of Pem- 
broke, 25 Mar.—Letter that he refufed to deliver up the 
Caftle, read; Ordinance for declaring him and his Adherents 
Rebels and Traitors, if they fhall not, within Twelve Hours 
after Notice hereof, furrender it, ordered, 2 Mar. Read, 
and pafled; agreed to by Lords, 3. 

1648, Order for trying him oy martial Law, 14 Aug. 

Poynts, Colonel Sydenham, 1647, his Regiment of Horfe to be 
kept up, 29 Mar. His Letter, and Order inclofed to for- 
bid any Meeting of Soldiers at a Rendezvous without his Or- 
der, read, 21 June. Read again; previous Queftion for bor- 
rowing 10,000 /, towards the Pay of the Forces of the North- 
ern Affociation, out of Weavers Hall, Affirmative—The 
Committee of Sequeftrations to make up what fhall be want- 
ing of the Sum—The Colonel to give Orders for keeping 
quiet the Forces late under his Command; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired ; Vote to be communicated to him—Or- 
der for Reward to the Meffenger; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired—A Committee to prepare Anfwer to his Letter; An- 
{wer reported, read, and agreed to—Thefe Forces to be paid 
upon their ditbanding, or engaging for lreland, as the reft of 
the Forces, 22. Agreed to by , beet 23—— His Letter, 
and other Papers, read, 3 July—Other Letters from him, 
concerning Dittempers in the Forces, read; Refolution there- 
upon=Letters read again ; Order for fpeedy fending down the 









































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10,000/.; Letter to acquaint him therewith, ordered, 6— 

Letters from him and his Wife, touching the Manner of his 

Imprifonment by his own Soldiers, and their feizing his 

Goods, read; Copies thereof to be fent to General, with Di- 

rections for his Difcharge—To Lord Mayor of York, to reftore 

his Goods, 15—Letters reported, read, and agreed to, 16. 
1648, Ordinance for iffuing 5,000/. formerly appointed 

for his Officers, out of the Excife, read, and paffed, 23 May. 
Agreed to by Lords, 26. 

Preachers, Lay. Vide Lay-preachers. 

Preifiley, John. Vide Newman, Edward. 

Mr. 1647, Order for his Commitment to Newgate, 2 





Feb. 

Prerogative Court. Vide Wills, Probate of—1647, Ordinance 
from Lords, appointing a Judge, read; nothing done there- 
upon, 13 Jan, 

Prefcott, Lieutenant. Vide Dymocke, Captain Humphrey. 

Henry, 1648, his Letter referred to the Committee at 
Derby Houte, 30 June. 

Prefibury, 1647, Petition of Inhabitants recommended by Lords, 
23 Mar, 

Prejion, Mr. 1647, Order for fending his Cabinet over from 
Ireland, 18 Sept. For delivering it to the Committee of 
Letters and Papers, 4 Noy. 

Price, Colonc| Hush, 1647, to be continued Governor of Red- 
caftle, 25 Mar. 

—— Captain, 1648, Order for paying his Arrears, for the Sub- 
fiftence of his Widow and Children, 5 June. 

Prichard, Colonel Edward, 1647, to be continued Governor 
of Cardiff, 25 Mar. 

Prideaux, Dr. John, 1646, to be fent for in fate Cufiody, 7 
Dec.—To be bailed, and refide within Twenty Miles of 
London—His Books and MSS, to be delivered to him, 25. 

—-——~ 1647, his Bail to be difcharged, 20 Sept. 

—-— Sir Richard, 1646, General’s Letter, recommending 
him to be admitted to moderate Rates in his Fine, 20 Feb. 
——-— Mr. 1646, Motion for his Stay in Newcaftle, to exer- 
-cife his Funétion; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 24 

Feb. 

Prince, Sir Richard, 1647, Information concerning his bearing 
Arms againfi the Parliament; Serjeant to give him Notice to 
attend, 2 June His Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired—Order for reducing his Fine, 16 Sept. 

Thomas, 1647. Vide Privileges—Order for paying him 

1,175 2. 20 Sept. Order from Lords for paying him 280 /. 
4O0ét. Agreed to, 5. 

Pringle, Mr. Vide Carran—1647, his Petition from Lords, 
15 Feb. 

Prifoners, 1646, the Committee of Prifoners to confider what 
Prifoners are fit to have their Liberties, with Power to bail 
them, 25 Dec. Petition of feveral in the Tower, recom- 
mended by Lords, 6 Feb.—Writs of Habeas Corpus for re- 
turning Prifoners of the Houfe, to be confidered, 16——A 
Committee to confider the Bufinefs concerning the Form of 
returning them, and how they may be made liable to their 
juft Debts, and yet remain Prifoners to the Parliament, 11 
Mar. The Committee to confider the Condition of thofe 
whofe Eftates are fequeftered, and of fome fit Allowance for 
them out of their own Eftates, 13 Feb. 

— 1647, Order for continuing to the Committee the 
Power of giving Paffports to the Parliament’s Soldiers defirous 
of ferving foreign Princes, 4 May—The Committee of In- 
demnity to difcharge Perfons under Reftraint for any thing 
done in tempore &amp; Joco belli, in purfuance of any Ordinance, 
15 June—Ordinance for Relief of Prifoners in the Tower, 
to be read, 18, 19 &amp; 24 Order from Lords for difpofing 
of thofe at Plymouth and Portlmouth, 3 Sept.—Bufinefs of 
Perfons committed by Two Juftices, referred to the Commit- 
tee of Indemnity, with Power to releafe them, 14 Order 
for removing feveral from the Tower to other Prifons, 1 O&amp;. 
Pardon granted to others, 2—Power of bailing Prifoners, 
continued to the Cominittee, 6—Order from Lords for par- 
doning feveral in Newgate, agreed to—Order for tranfporting 
them, 24 Jan. 

————— 1648, the Committee for Safety of the Tower to con- 
fider where Prifoners removed from thence may be fecured, 
15 Apr. Houfe approves of fending them to Windfor, Wal- 
lingford, and Warwick Caftles, 18 The Committee at 
Lincoln to examine concerning the Enlargement of Prifoners 
there—Order for trying feveral taken in late Infurre¢tions in 
their feveral Counties, 8 July—The Committee of the City 
Militia to examine Affronts given to Perfons fecuring Prifon- 
ers and take care to punifh them, 11—The Committee of 
Prifoners to take care of difpofing of them according to for- 
mer Powers, and to require the Afliftance of the feveral 
Counties through which they are to pafs to the alate 

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when they areto be fhipped—The Committee at Derby Houfe 
tu difpofe of thofe taken at St. Neots, 12—Order againtt 
bringing more to London—The Committee of Prifoners to 
difpofe of them either by Tranfportation or otherwife, 13— 
Report touching them; the Committee of Nottingham to re- 
move them to other fecure Places, 20 A Committee to 
examine the Caufes of the Efcapes of feveral in and about 
London, and of fuch as have been taken from Serjeant, with 
Power to remand the latter; Serjeant to acquaint them who 
have been refcued and made their Efcape, g Aug. : 





Privileges, 1646, Committees added; the Committee to fit 


every Monday, 16 Dec. 


———— 1647, to fit, notwithftanding the Adjournment of 


Houfe, 28 May. 

1646, Information that Sir David Watkins had 
{poken Words to the Prejudice of Sir John Evelyn, and the 
Scandal of the whole Houfe; Mr. Pennoyer to be heard ; 
W itnetles to be nominated by him to be fummoned to attend; 
Sir David to be fummoned to attend, 15 Dec. Sir David, 
and feveral Witneffes, examined; Mr. Pennoyer’s Examina- 
tion read to him; he owns it to be what he faid; Wilham 
Drake to be fummoned to attend, 16. Examined; Dr. Awdly 
examined; further Examination referred to a Committee, 17 
Mr. Clive’s Complaint; Hitchcott committed to the 
Houfe of Correction; Matter referred to the Committce of 
Complaints, 5 Jan.—Bufinefs concerning Privilege to Dr. 
Levett to protecute his Caute before a Committee, to be con- 
fidered, 8—State of the Cafes of feveral Members in tertio 
Car. Regis, touching their extaordinary Sufferings for their 
confiant Aifections to the Liberties of the Kingdom, formerly 
reported, read, with Votes of the Houfe thereupon; feveral 
Warrants of the rivy Council, read ; Order for 5,000 /. to 
Mr. Holles—s5,coo/, to Mr. John Selden—5,000 /. to Sir Peter 
Hayman—5,o00/ to Mr. Walter Long—5,o00/, to Mr. 
Strode—5,000 (. to Mr. Benjamin Valentinc—5,000 /. to Mr. 
John Hampden—s5,000 é. to Sir John Ellyott, to be difpofed 
of by the Houfe; the Commiitee to confider how the Money 
may be raifed, 18——-Order for making Report, 1 Veb, 
Order for paying Mr. Seldon 2,500 /—Like Order for 
Mr. Valentine; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 May, 
1647 -Mr. Seldon’s Petition; Order for paying him the 
Remainder of the 5,000/.—l’or paying the Money to Mr. 
Hampden’s Eleirs, 11 Nov. 1647 Petition of Cooper and 
Church concerning a Suit commenced again{t them and Com- 
mittee-men; Order by which they act, read; Matter referred 
to the Commtttee of Complaints—Order for Stay of Proceed- 
ings at Law, 3 Feb.—Order for Stay of Proceedings in the 
King’s Bench againft Sw Hugh Pollard, the Bufinets being 
under the Confideration of the Houle, 10—Mr. Rigby’s 
Complaint ; Order for difcharging his Servant, 15. Sheriffs 
and Officers Petition, 16——Carriage of feveral Perfons 
towards a Committee, reported; Tew and Major Tullidagh 
ordered into Cuftody, 19 Mar. 

— 1647, Major’s Petition read; Bufinefs referred to a 
Committee—Order for bailing him, and for his Attendance 
on them, 26 Mar.——His Narrative of his Behaviour, 4 
May—Order for his Difcharge, 6 Petition of divers well- 


























affected Citizens, avowed, read, and voted a high Breach of 


Privilege—Infolent, and feditious—Order for burning it by 
the common Hangman—A former Petition read again ; Order 
for burning that; Time and Place appointed ; Sheriffs to at- 
tend—Browne fent for in as a Delinquent, for contemptuous 
Language to a Member; examined thereupon ; Order for his 
Commitment to Newgate; Sentence pronounced ; Speaker’s 
Speech to the Petitioners, 2o—Order for difcharging a Perfon 
arrefted upon his Return from a Committee, 25 Privilege 
granted to Perfons attending a Committee, 3 June—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Order concerning the Privilege of Mem- 
bers, 10—Mr. Gourdon’s Complaint referred to the Commit- 
tee of Complaints, 25 Order for difcharging his Servant, 
2 July—Goodwyn’s Petition reported, and voted {candalous ; 
Petitioner ftri¢tly injoined to forbear coming to the Door upon 
his Peril, 3—Order for his Commitment to Newgate, 5— 
Violence offered to both Houfes, 26 July——A Committee 
to receive Informations, and examine who were Actors and 
Abettors thereof, 2 Aug.—A Committee of both Houfes to 
examine the Matter, and find out the Aéctors, &amp;c. and to 
confider what is fit to be done for Vindication of the Parlia- 
ment, and their future Security; additional Powers; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 6—Ordinance from Lords He onl 
ing a Sub-committee, read, and paffed, 13. Clerk to deliver 
Papers to them, 21. Report; feveral Petitions read ; Houfe 
approves of what the Committee has done in the Commit- 
ment of feveral Perfons, 24 Committees added, 1 Sept. 
Order for making further Report,2. Report concerning Mr. 
Bainton, 3. Vide Bainton. Debate thereon refumed ; feve- 
ral Members to attend on a Day appointed, 4—Perfons no- 
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minated by the Committee to be fent for from [reland, 15~- 
Further Report to be made, 23. Made; feveral Perfons to 
be impeached of High Treafon; further Confideration ad- 
journed, 24. Refumed; fome to be impeached of High 
Crimes and Miidemeanors; others to be indiéted for High 
Treafon—Letters to be fent to the Committee of Kent and 
the Trinity Houfe, re-committed, 25 Proclamation for 
calling in divers Actors in the late Force, read, and agreed to 
—A Committee to prepare Declaration for Stay of further 
Proceedings againft the Aétors, 1 Oét. Declaration read 
twice, and committed, 2. Reported from Re-commitment ; 
read, and to be conidered, 14—Member to acquaint the 
Committee with Informations he has received, and with the 
Informants, 15—Mr. Knightley’s Complaint ; Captain Hare to 
be fent for as a Delinquent, 21 Aug. Order for his Difcharge, 
24—A Committee Clerk ordered into Cufiody for refufing to 
obey an Order of a Sub-commiitee, and upon his Refufal to deli- 
ver Papers, Serjeant impowered to break open Locks, &amp;e. ; She- 
riffs, and the Committee of the Militia, to atlift him—Mr. Jen- 
ning’s Complaint; Order for difcharging his Servant, 21 Aug. 
Tomkyns’s Letter to Mr. Palmer, with a forged Order of 
the Houfe, read, and referred to the Committee of Complaints, 
6 Sept. Order tor Diicharge of a Perfon arrefted during his 
Attendance upon a Committee, 20 Oct. Papers fubferibed 
by fume of the Army, read, and voted defiructive to the Be- 
ing ot Parliaments, and to the fundamental Laws of the 
Kingdom ; a Committee to prepare Letter to General, to de- 
fire him to examine the Bufinets; Vote to be inclofed, 9 Nov. 
Letter reported, read, ana agreed to; Speaker to fign it, 10 
—Petition feutina Letter to Speaker, and opened by a Com- 
mittee, read twice, and voted a feditious and contemptuous 
Avowing of a former Petition; Prince and Chidley to be com- 
mitted to the Gatehoute, ‘Taylor and Larmer to Newgate, 
fur avowing the former Petition, 23—Privilege granted to 
Perfons attending Cominittees, 25———Sir Robert Ducie or- 
dered into Cuttody, for violently refifiing the Authority of 
Parliament, by Force of Arms, 27 Dee. Ordinance con- 
cerning Members laying down their Privilege, read; Quettion 
for Commitment, Neg. Ordinance pafled, and to be printed ; 
the Committee of Complaints to receive Complaints againtt 
Members that make Default therein; Ordinance for making 
Members of both Houfes liable to Suits upon Debts, ordered, 
4 Jan.—Serjeant’s Man committed to Newgate for delivering 
a Pamphlet t. Members at the Door, 6. Order for his Dif- 
charge, 13—Order fur making Report concerning Rigby, 
and tor Stay of Proceedings at Law againtt him, 18 Pre- 
vious Queftion that Mr. Jennings fhall thew Caufe why he 
does not anfwer his Sifter’s Suit in Chancery, Neg. Day 
appointed for putting it in,g Feb. Order for doing it forth- 
with, 25 Their Petition read; Mr. Jennings to give Ac- 
count ‘l'u-morrow why he has not put in his Anfwer, 14 Aug. 
1648. Petition concerning him to be read; Order for his 
Attendance, 24 A Coumunittee to take Notice of an Af- 
frout done to the Parliament at the Chancery-bar, and confi- 
der of fome exemplary Punifhment, 16 Feb.—Judge Jenkins 
fined 1,000 /. for refufing to receive Sentence at the Bar upon 
his Knees, 21 Order prohibiting the printing of Patlages 
in Parliament; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 Mar. 
Houte put them in mind thereof, 22. 
1648, like Meflage—Information of aSermon preached 
at Gray’s Inn, fcandalous to the Parliament ; Order for ap- 
prehending the Minitter, or the Perion who procured Leave 
for him to preach, 17 Apr. Mr. Charlton’s Complaint re- 
ferred toa Committee; Bancks and Hanmer ordered into 
Culiody; Order for making Refiitution of his Ward, 10 
June. Report; Taunton, Rogers, and Battley ordered into 
Cufiody—A Committce to examine whether Gregory was an 
Actor in the forcible taking away the Ward, 19 Bancks’s 
Petition; Order tor difcharging him and the rett, 17 July 
Sir Henry Mildmay’s Complaint; Serjeant to be fent to the 
Duke of Richmond to deliver up his Servant, 15 June. Mat- 
ter referred to the Committee of Complaints, 16——Eliza- 
beth Willan’s Petition read; Colonel Temple to be injoined 
to appear to feveral Actions of her and others—Sir David 
Watkins has Leave to proceed according to Law againft Sir 
Benjamin Rudyard and Mr. Popham; Order for them to 
appear to his Aétions—Sir Benjamin to appear to another 
Action, 27 July. 






































Privy Council, 1646, Ordinance from Lords for vacating the’ 


Patents of fome of the Clerks, read twice, and committed, 
10 Feb. 


Proger, Charles, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 


doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 23 Sept. 


Proteftants, 1647, Moiety of the Collections next Faft-day to 


be beftowed upon the Englifh and Irifh Proteftants about 
Barnfiaple; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 5 Mas. 
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INDEX ¢o the 


Proude, Catharine, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for naturaliz- 
ing her, 3 Feb. They put Houfe in mind thereof; Ordi- 
nance to be read, 4 Mar. 

Providence, Mle of, 1647, Petition of Adventurers recommended 
by Lords, 12 July To be read, 20 Oét. Read, and 
referred to the Committee of the Admiralty, 1 Nov. Or- 
dinance from Lords concerning the Ifle, read—W hole Bufinefs 
touching it referred to the Committees of the Admiralty and 
for foreign Affairs, 17 Dee. 

1648, referred to the Committee for foreign Af- 
fairs; the Judge of the Admiralty to report to them, 13 
June. 

Puckering, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 July. 

Pullein, William, 1646, his Petition referred to the Committee 
of the Navy, 28 Dec. 

Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Pury, Thomas, 1646, Order for paying him 1,000 7. towards 
Satisfaction of his Loffes, 2 Jan. 

Pujfey, Timothy, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 June. 

Pye, Sir Robert, junior, 1646, Petition read; Order for pay- 
ing him Monies arifing from a Delinquent’s Fine, towards 
Satisfaction of his Arrears, 2 Jan. Ordinance for Payment 
of a Debt to him out of the Earl of St. Alban’s Eftate, read, 
and pailed; agreed to by Lords, 6 Feb. Certificate of 
his Accounts, read; Accounts allowed, 4 Mar. 

1647, Order for inrolling his and other ‘Treafurers Ac- 
counts in the Exchequer, 4 June Thanks to be given to 
him and his Officers for bringing of his 'Troop—Order for 
paying 2o00/. for their Support, and Ditcharge of their 
Quarters—A Committee to confult with him concerning 
quartering them, and give Order for their Quarter; Lords 
Concurrence to be detired, 5—Order for muftering them, 7 
—Letters complaining of Abufes by fome of his Kegiment, 
and defiring their Kemoval, read, 17. Vide Kent—Leave 
given him to tranfport ‘lwo Horfes into France, 16 July. 

- 1648, Order for retioring Hlorfes taken from his Son, 5 
July Petition of his Non-commiflion Officers and Soldiers 
read’; the Committee of the Army to take care to pay their 
Arrears, 8 Aug. 

—— Sir Edmund, 1647, Petition to be read, 21 Apr. 
his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquen- 
cy, read, and patled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 
Jan. 

Pym, Captain Charles, 1647, Certificate of his Accounts, read ; 
Accounts allowed; Order for paying him 9$7/. 2d. in full 
of all Demands, 14 May. Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

Mr. 1648, the Committee appointed to fell Lands for 

Payment of his Debts to be injoined to fell them forthwith, 


27 July. 






































22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. 1. Parl.5. A.1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


UARREL, 1647, Information of fome Matters of Differ- 
ence between Mr. Holles and Colonel Ireton; feverally 
injoined not to proceed any further; they publickly engage to 
fubmit to the Order, 2 Apr. Information that Colonel 
Ceely and Colonel Bingham were gone out, exprefling fome 
Diftafte between them ; Serjeant fent to recal them; Speaker 
injoins them not to act any thing contrary to the Peace, that 
ought to be preferved by Members, 4 June Colonel 
Soden and Colonel Jephfon to be forthwith fent for to at- 
tend by Speaker’s Warrant; Information of a Matter of Dif- 
ference between them ; feverally injoined not to proceed any 
further upon this or any other Difference; they promife to 
obey the Injunction, 4 Mar. 
Quarry, Robert, 1647, Pardon to be prepared for him, 3 
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Queenborough, 1648, new Writ, 10 May Order for making 
_— if it may be, and for furnifhing it with Guns, 3 

ug. 

Queition, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 5 Jan. 

Quefiions, previous, Affirmative, 1646, viz. For appointing a 
Governor of a Garifon—For freeing a Perfon from Sequettra- 
tion, 11 Dec.—For referriag a Book to a Committee, 12— 
For allowing Money for the Earl of Worcefter’s Funeral— 
For appointing a Day to confider a Petition—For allowing 

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FirtH VoLuMeE. 


Money out of a Delinquent’s Eftate for his Funeral, 19—For 
confidering a Petition and Reprefentation in courfe as they 
lie, 22—For agreeing to a Claufe in a Vote from Lords, 26 
~—For ordering a Perfon into Cuftody, 8 Jan.—For ap- 
es Mr. Maxwell to attend the King at Holdenby, 12— 
‘or concurring with a Vote from Lords, 21 For approv- 
ing a Perfon to go a Circuit, 6 Feb.—For continuing a Gari- 
fon, 26 For appointing Sir Thomas Fairfax General of 
the Forces to be kept up, 4 Mar.—For taking out of the 
Army Forces to be fent into Ireland, 5—For excluding 
Members of the Houfe from being Officers in the Forces to 
be kept up—For all Officers to conform to the eftablifhed 
Government of the Church, 8—For malignant Minifters 
reftored to their Livings to take the Covenant, 15—For 
appointing a Day to receive a Report, 1g—For amending an 
Amendment from Lords, 23. 

1647, for confidering the civil and military Government 
of Ireland, 27 Mar.—For Three particular Regiments to be 
Part of the Horfe to be continued, 29 For appointing 
Commiffioners to manage the War in Ireland, 1 Apr.—For 
appointing Major General Skippon Field-marthal of Lreland— 
For appointing Colonel Mafley Lieutenant General of Horfe 
there, 2—For keeping 200 Horfe and 200 Dragoons for the 
Safety of Wales—For beftowing 3007. upon Gentlemen fent 
from Dublin, 8—For fufpending a Member, 15—For fum- 
moning Perfons to attend—For paying Six Weeks Arrears 
upon difbanding the Army, 27 For putting a Perfon out 
of all public Employments, 6 May—For granting a Perfon 
the fole Privilege of printing a Book, 14—For detiring fome 
of the Commiflioners with the Army to come up—Concern- 
ing difbanding the Forces, 18—For accepting a Delinquent’s 
Fine, 20 &amp; 25—Concerning prefling Volunteers in the Army 
for SeaService, 21—Forappointing a Day to confider a Bufinefs 
—For proceeding upona Report, 25 For laying afide a De- 
bate, and refuming it, 1 June—For expunging an Order, 3— 
For further Antwerto Particularsin aSummary from the Army, 
8—For difabling Members that have been in actual War 
againft the Parliament to fit, 1o—Touching an Anfwer to a 
Mefflage from Lords, 14—Touching the Delivery of the 
King’s Perfon, 15—For Money for the Forces of the North- 
ern Affociation, 22—Touching the Sufpenfion of Members, 
25—For taking up a Debate on a future Day, 26—Touching 
Officers and Soldiers leaving the Army—VFor declaring that 
Houfe do own the Army as their Army, 28 Fora Penalty 
upon fuch as fit in the Houfe after Difqualification—For re- 
fuming the Debate thereon, 5 July—For concurring with 
Lords in an Order and Letter, 6—For a Perfon to go a Cir- 
cuit, 8—For prefixing a Time for Members to anfwer a 
Charge againft them, 12—For giving Anfwer to a Petition, 
14-- For confidering Propofitions from the Army, 21—Con- 
cerning the Militia of London, 23——For approving the Choice 
of a Commander in Chief of the Forces raifed by the City— 
For Second Reading of an Ordinance from Lords—For paf- 
fing it with Amendments, 31 ‘That both Houfes, from 
the Tumult 26th July to 6th Auguit, were under Force, and 
not free, 14 Aug. For difabling a Member to fit, 7 Sept. 

For taking off a Sequeftration, 14—For impeaching feveral 
Perfons, 25———For adhering to a Vote, 8 &amp; 20 O&amp;.—For 
referring a Matter to a Committee, 18—For Addition to a 
Vote, 25 ‘Touching a fecure Place for the King’s Refi- 
dence, 16 Nov.—For confidering Propofitions from Lords, 
26 For appointing a Day for Second Reading of Bills, 1 
Dec.—For bringing in an Ordinance, 20—For fending a 
Vote toa Perfon, 31 Touching further Addreffes to the 
King, 3 Jan.—For agreeing to an Order from Lords, 22 

For difcharging all the {King’s Attendants, 2 Feb.—For 
defirmg Lords Concurrence to a Vote, 7—Touching the Pro- 
portion for Pay of the Army, 17—For agreeing to a Claufe, 
26 For —— certain Perfons Commiflioners of the 
Great Seal, 2 Mar.—For appointing a Day to confider a 
Meflage from Lords, 4—For adjourning till the Afternoon— 
For admitting Papifis to Compofitions in Performance of Ar- 
ticles, 16. 
1648, for giving a Member Notice to attend forthwith, 
31 Mar. ‘That a Perfon has done but his Duty in his 
Charge and Reply to the Commiflioners of Excife, 4 Apr.— 
For agreeing to an Order of Lords, 1 3-—Concerning the Time 
for afking Leave of Abfence, 24—TFor Leave to every Mem- 
ber to {peak in a Debate, notwithfianding a former Order , 28 

For adding a Claufe to an Ordinance, 16 May—For dif- 
charging a Prifoner, 23—Concerning the Terms of a Treaty 
with the King, 24—For additional Committees, 30 For 
declaring Perfons that have levied War againft the Parliament 
Rebels and Traitors, 7 July—Touching the Place for a Treaty 
with the King, 17—For refuming a Debate, 22 For call- 


ing the Houfe, 14 Aug.—For concurring with Lords in Votes, 
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———— previous, Neg. 1646, viz. For allowing a County, Mo- 
ney to difband their Forces, 7 Dec-——For delivering the 
King over to Major General Skippon at Newcaftle, 5 Jan.— 
For taking a Petition into further Confideration, 19 For 
approving a Perfon to go a Circuit, 6 Keb—For approving 
Perfons to be Vifitors of the Univertity of Oxon, 10—For 
demolifling a Cafile, 26. 

1647, for approving Sir William Waller to be Com- 
meander of the Forces in Lempfier and Ulfter, 1 Apr—For 
appointing 2 Committee to apportion equal Rates upon the 
feveral Counties in future Affeflments, 7—Vor beftowing 
6o0/. upon Gentlemen from Dublin, 8—Ffor allowing the 
Treafurers at Goldfiniths Hall 2d. in the Pound, 16 For 
calling Perfons to the Bar, 1 May-—For adhering to a Vote, 
5—lor an Amendment to an Order from Lords—Touching 
the manner of compounding with a Delinquent, 12—For an 
Amendment to au Ordinance, 28 Apr. 3, Aug. For dif- 
charging all Soldiers lifted by the Committee of Safety and the 
Committee of the Militia, 19 June—tor adding a Penalty to 
a Voie, 21—-For confidering certain Propofals from the Army, 
23 For difabling Perfons offending againtt an Order for 
ever to fit in the Houle, 5 July—for approving a Perfou to 
goa Circuit, 8—For agreeing to a Propofition for tranfport- 
Ing 5,500 Men into foreign Farts, 16— Concerning Propofi- 
tious from the Army, 21 For concurring to an Ordinance 
from Lords, 8 Oét.- —-For fining Members abfent at the Call 
of the Fieule, 3 Nov.—For rcimburfing Monies that fhall be 
advanced for diibanding the disjointed Forces, 4—Concerning 
a Security for the Arrears of the Soidiery, 11—For infifting 
upon and renewing former Orders, 22 Touching a Pe- 
nalty for difobeying an Order, 3 Jan.—For eniploying a Per- 
fon as a Commillioner into Scotland, 25 Por reltraining 
the Number of the King’s Fainily to Forty, 2 Feb—For a 
Member to fhew Caufe why he does not anfwer a Suit in 
Chancery, 9—Vor taking Bail, 21—For beftowing an Office 
upon a Member, 25 For Second Readiag of an Ordi- 





























nance, 6 Mar.—Concerning Compofitions upon Surrenders of 


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Gurilous 
~ 1048, for fending a Perfon Commiffioner into Ireland, 
30 Mar.——For confidering the Maticr of Religion, 27 Api. 
——-For an Amendment to a Vote, 5 May—lor Members to 
fubferibe the Notes of Names of Commiflioners for the Mili- 
tia of the Kingdom, 13—For an Amendment to an Ordi- 
nance, 16—lor impowering the Committee at Derby Houle 
to grant Commmillions for raifing Forces, 2 That all 
who fhall take new Commiflions from the Parliament, {hall, 
before they receive them, take the Covenant, 17 June 
For difcharging an Order, 7 July. 
Quoylmore, Rober:, 1646, Ordinance from Lords appointing 
him Prothonotary of Three Welfh Counties, read, and pafled, 
24 Mar. 











20° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. 4. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


R A BY Cafile, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 

v flighted, 26 Feb. 

Radnor County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
6 Feb. 

1647, like Order, 17 Nov. Information againft him, 

referred to the Committee of Complaints, 18 Order ap- 

pointing him; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 10 Jan. 
1648, Order for employing the Sequefiration-imonies 

for the .Entertainment of Horfe raifed in the County, 21 

June. 

1646, new Writ, 19 Mar. 

-——— Town, 1646, new Writ, 19 Mar. 

Ragland Cattle, 1646, Papers taken there to be delivered to the 
Committee of the Army, 19 Dec.—Order for flighting it, 22 

Rainefborough, Colonel, 1647, Letters to be fent to Portlmouth 
and Petersfield for the Removal of his Soldiers ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 12 May— Colonel to repair to them, 
and ftay them till further Order 28 His Letter, concern- 
ing the quartering his Regiment, and Demeanor of fome of 
his Men, read, 2 Jnne——Order appointing him Vice-admi- 
ral of the Winter’s Guard, and Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. 

17 Mar.—Agreed to by Lords, 2 O¢t.——Order for 

paying Part of his Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

27 Sept———Order from Lords for difpatching him to Sea, 2 

O@. They put Houle in mind thereof, 15—Order appoint- 

ing him Commander in Chief of the Fleet, and for a Com- 

million to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8 

Order for his Attendance, 16 Nov.—General’s Letter con- 

cerning him, referred to a Committee, 18. Power given them 

to examine him in his own Cafe, 22 Queltion for 
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ordering him to go to Sea forthwith, Neg. 10 DecGeneral’s 
Letter concerning his going, read; Order for him to repair 
to his Charge, 24. Vote irom Lords for not fending him; 
Conference to be defired +hereupon ; Managers appointed, 
25. Conference defired,.2¢reed to, and held, 27. Another 
defired by Lords, agreed ito; Reporters appointed; Confer- 
ence held, 28. Reported. &gt;: Lords put Houle in mind 
thereof; Report to be cosucered, 4 Jan. 

Raiihby, Lieutenant John, 1€48, bis Petition and Report there- 
upon, read, 1 June. 

Ramsay, Sir James, and ox" evs, 1547, Petition, with a Lift an- 
nexed, and Letter trom wre Scots Parliament, recommending 
the Petitioners; Lift read, aid referred to a Committee, 21 
Jury ( 
24 Jan. 

Ramfbury, 1648, Petition of inal itants, referred to the Com- 
mittee for Burnines, 21 July. 

Randall, Richard, 1647, Pardon to be prepared for him, 2 Oét. 

Ranelagh, Lady Vifcountels, 1646, Order for allowing 6/. per 
Week for Relief of h.rfilt and Children; Lords Concursence 
to be defired, 28 Jan. 

Rafeow, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be delired 28 Mar. 

Razwden, Major George, 1647, Petition to be confidered, 16 
July. 

——- Thomas, 1647, [is Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25 Dee. 

Rawhins, Mary, 1647, Petition; Order for beftowing 507. 

_ upon her; Lords Concurrence to be delired, 14 May. 

Rawileigh, George, 1647, his Fine aceepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concur- 
reuce to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Raynes, Joan, 1648, her Fine accepted; Ordinance fur par- 
douing her Delinquency, read, aud pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 1 July. 

Reading, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants, to be read, 25 Jan. 

——— 1648, Order againit making it a Garifon without the 
Leave of Parliament, and for flighting the Works about the 
Abbey, 7 June. 

——— 1648, new Writ, 8 May——Election and double Re- 
turn; Petition referred to the Committee of Privileges, 2g 
June Report; Refolution that Mr. Blagrave is duly re- 
turned, and ought to fit till the Matter of the Election is de- 
termined ; Matter referred to the Committee of Privileges, 11 
July. 

Recorder, Mr. Vide Glyn, Sir John. 

Records of the Houle, 1647, 2 Committee to colleé and prefent 
a Catalogue of ail Papers that concern the Public, that they 
may be kept among the Records, 2 Nov. 

Recusants, Popith. Vide De/inguents—1647, Ordinance con- 
cerning Certificates of their Conformity, ordered, 23 Nov. 
—--RKead, 15 Dee. 

Red-cafile, 1646, to be continued a Garifon with 30 Men, 3 
Mar. 

————-—— 1647, Governor to be continued, 25 Mar. 

Redhead, Artiur, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
deoning his Delinquency, read, and patied; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25 Dee. 

Redjhaw, 'Viomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinanee for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concurreice 
to be defired, 21 Dee. 

Reeve, George, 1646, Petition to be ready 31 Dec. 
concerning him, to be confidered, 10 Feb. 

—— Jonas, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept—— 

7 Mar. 

Renjhaw, James, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delin- 
quency, read, and palled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 
May. 

Reports, 1647, a Committee to confider of thofe offered, and 
figure them, and prefent them as they are figured, 8 Mar. 
Rew, William, 1647, appointed Commander of a Ship, 27 

Sept. 

Reynel/, Sir Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardouing his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be delired, 24 Dee. 

Reyner, Mr. 1648, defired to preach, 30 Aug. 

Reynolds, Robert, 1647, Ordinance for reimburfing 280/. due 
to him and Bartholomew Hall, read, aud pated; agreed to 
by Lords, 16 Apr. 

Riall, William, 1647, Letter to him, read; Order for fum- 
moning him in fate Cuftody, 3 June. 

Ricaut, Sir Peter, 1646, Petition to be admitted to his Com- 
pofition, 28 Jan. 

—— 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 28 Aug. - 

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Rich, Charles. Vide Cork, Earl of. 

Richardfon, Judith, 1647, her Petition recommended by Lords, 
to be read, 9 Apr. 

William, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Riche, Lord Robert, 1647, his Petition to the Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall, read, and referred to them, 21 Apr.—Or- 
der for remitting his Fine; Ordinance for pardoning his De- 
linquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
14 Mar. 

——1648, Colonel Hammond’s Letter, touching admitting 
him to the King, recommended by Lords, 7 July. 

— Lady, 1647, Order for making Report touching her 
Sequeftration, 21 Apr. 

—— Colonel Nathanael, 1648, his Letters read; Order for 
fending him Ammunition, 12 July Another read, and to 
be printed—Order for Money for him—For Letter of Thanks 
for his Service againft the Enemy, who intended to raife the 
Siege of Deal Catile, 15 Aug. 

Richmond, Duke of, 1647, Commiflioners Letter concerning 
his coming to the King, read—Letter to them to remove 
him, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 28 
June. 








1648, Vide Privileges—His Fine accepted ; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords 
Coneurrence to be defired, 26 Aug. 

Rigby, Edward, 1646 &amp; 1647. Vide Privileges. 

—— 1647, his Petition read; Quettion for appointing him 
Clerk of the Crown in Lancafhire, Neg. 25 Feb. 
Riggs, Ralph, 1648, Ordinance from Lords touching a Leafe 

of the Manor of Farnham granted him by the Bi 
Winchetier, read, and committed ; the Contractors for Bifhops 
Lands to forbear proceeding in the Sale thereof, 20 June. 

Rippon, 1646, new Writ, 15 Mar. 

Rijley, Janes, 1647, to have Copies of the Indiétment of the 
Earl of Cafilehayen and Mr. Skipwith, 25 Feb. 

Rives, John, 1647, Report of his Fine and Delinquency, re- 
committed, 10 June. 

George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 12 Jan. 

Rivers, Countets Dowager, 1648, the Committee at Goldfmiths 
Hall to compound with her, 22 Apr. 

Rivett, Francis, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing him 
Matter of St. Nicolas Hofpital; Petition relating thereto, read ; 
Ordinance pated, 27 May. 

Roades, Henry, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Roberts, Lord, 1646, Bufinefs concerning his being Governor 
of Silly, to be confidered, 1 Feb. 

William, 1646, Order from Lords appointing him En- 
gineer of the Office of Ordnance, 23 Feb. 

--—— Margaret, and Jane Smith, 1648, Lords put Houfe in 
mind of their Petition ; Order for paying them 2o/. each, 29 
July Agreed to by Lords, 2 Aug. 

— James, 1646, his Petition reeommended by Lords, 6 

‘eb. 

——-- 1647, Order for difcharging him from any Commit- 
ment by the Houfe, or any Committee thereof, 7 Sept. 

-———— Sarah, and others, 1647, Petition from Lords, 22 Apr. 

——— Robert, 1647, admitted to aflift the Clerk, 31 July. 

Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 14 Aug. Thanked, and 

to print his Sermon, 25. 

Matthew, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 7 Mar. 

- Sir Williiam, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 13 June. 

—~—— Mr. 1647, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for being 
active in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to aflift in 





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fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 


the Navy, 19 June——Report; Power given them to bail 
him ; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

— John, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for being 
active in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to affift in 





fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 





the Navy, 19 Juane——Report; Power given them to bail 
him ; the Committee of Kent to examine hie, 3 Aug. 

Rochefter, 1648, Letter from Mayor, &amp;c. read; a Committee 
to prepare Aniwer; Anfwer reported, read, and agreed to; 
Speaker to fign it—Gentlemen fent down for the Prefervation 
of the Peace of thofe Parts, 22 May. 

Rodberd, Thomas. Vide Davies, John. 

Rodd, Janus, 1646, Order for taking off his Sequefiration ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Mar. 


fhop of 


—— Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Dec. 

Rode, James, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Sept. 

Rodney, Sir Edward 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 9 Mar. 

Roe, Colonel, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for 
Irifh Affairs, 3 Apr. é 

Rogers, John, and others, 1647, their Petition from Lords, 
with fpecial Recommendation, read ; Order for proceeding 
to Judgment in the Caufe concerning their Wages, 15 Mar. 
Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

—— Jofeph, 1648. Vide Privileges. 

Elizabeth, 1648, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning her Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be Yefired, 29 Aug. 

Rolfe, Colonel, 1647, Letter defiring he may be continued 
Governor of Briftol, 17 July. 

Major, 1648, Letters touching his Defign of tal ing away 
the King’s Life, 20 June. Examined thereupon—Lords to 
be defired to appoint a Committee to examine him and Wit- 
neffes, upon Oath, in Prefence of a Committee of the Houfe, 
23. Meflage from them, defiring a Prifoner may be permit- 
ted to attend the Committee, agreed to, 30 Another 
Meffage, defiring he may be bailed, agreed to, 7 July—Or- 
der for convenient Lodgings for himin the Gatehoufe—Perfons 
to have Accefs to him, 11—A Committee to inquire, touch- 
ing the Proceedings for bringing him to a ‘Trial, 15—Or- 
der for their fitting de die in diem, 290———Conference to be 
defired with Lords concerning him; Managers appointed, 1 
Aug. Conference defired, and agreed to, 2. To be detired 
again, 3. Defired, and agreed to, 8. Another delired, and 
agreed to, g. Lords to be acquainted why Houfe could not 
meet them, 11. Another defired, agreed to, and held, 12 
—Examinations, Informations, &amp;c. to be fent to the Judges 
of Affize at Winchetter—Order for 20/. for him, 23—Bill 
returned Ignoramus ; Order for difcharging his Bail, 31. 

Rolle, Six Samuel, 1646, Petition read; and referred to the 
Committee of the Weti, 9 Jan. 

Juttice, 1647, previous and main Queftions for his going 
the Lincolnthire Eircuit, feveraily Affirmative, § July-—~- 
Order for reftoring his Horfes, 2 Aug. 

Romney, Richard, 1647, Nofolution for mdicting him of Hi zh 
Treaton; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the indictinent ; 
Managers and Solicitor appointed; Order for taking him 
into Cuftody, 25 Sept Proclamation for apprehending 
him, reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oét. 

Rookwood, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Coneur- 
rence to be defired, g Mar. 

Roper, Mrs. a Nun, 1647, Information concerning her, re- 
ferred to a Committee, 22 Nov. 

Rofe, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 28 Apr. 

Rofogo, Degory, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for 
bemg active in the late [nfurrection in Kent; Member to 
aflift in fending him up; Examination referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 19 June Report ; Power given them 
to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 
Aug. 

Roffe, Robert, 1648, his Petition recommended by Lords, 27 
June. ° 

Rofjeter, Colonel, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to ftate 
and certify his Accounts, 12 Mar. 

1647, his Regiment of Horfe to be continued—Order 
for Money towards Satisfaction of their Arrears, 29 Mar. 
For a Month’s Pay, 17 June. 

————— 1648, Order appointing him Commander of the Parlia- 
ment’s Guard, 3 June—For fending him into Lincolnfhire, 
5—For a Commiffion to him, 6—His Letter read; Order 
for paying him 2,000 /. upou Account, 8. Vide Nodtingham 
County. 

Rous, Colonel Antony, 1646, previous Queftion for paying him 
1,000 d, upon Account, Affirmative, 12 Mar. 

Captain William, 1646, appointed Captain of the Denny, 
in the Ifle of Silly, 12 Mar. 

—— Mr. 1648, previous Queftion for adding him to the Com- 
mittee of Safety, Affirmative, 30 May. 

Row, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and patted ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 27 Dec. 

Dr. Cheyney, 1648, Lords put Houfe in mind of his 

Petition, 27 June 20 July. Petition referred to the 

Committee of Sequefirations, 20. . 

ray Elizabeth, 1648, her Petition from Lords, with 

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Roxborough, Earl of, 1647, Bufinefs concerning him and others, 
to be reported, 12 Jan.—Papers offered to Houfe to be con- 
fidered, 27. 

Rudduck, Captain, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for 
[rifh Affairs, 3 Apr. 

Rudyer, Sir Benjamin, 1646, Order for paying him 6,000 /. in 
Recompence for his Office in the Court of Wards, 9 Jan. 

Rugeley, Colonel Simon, 1646, his Petition from Lords, to be 
read, 13 Mar. 

Rufhworth, Mr. 1646, Order appointing him Licenfer of the 
Preis, revoked, g Mar. 

1648, Order for beftowing 502. on him, 31 Aug. 
Francis, 1647, his Petition from Lords, 15 Mar. 

——_—— 1648, they put Houfe in mind thereof, 13 Apr. 

Rufjell, Sir William, 1646, to be fent for in fafe Cuttody, 7 
Dec. 

William, 1647, Petition; Order for allowing 290/. 
paid him by the Committee of Bucks, 28 O&amp;. 

Ruthen, 1646, to be difgarifoned, 22 Dec. 

— Cattle, 1646, to be difgarifoned and demolifhed, 3 

ar. 

——— 1648, new Works to be flighted, 19 July. 

Rutland, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
million to him, 17 Nov.—Another appointed by Lords, agreed 
to, 29 Leave given him to come to London, 9 Feb. 

Member fent down to hatten the bringing in the Arrears 

of the Alleflents for Goo,oco/. The Committee of the 

Army to prepare Inftructious for him, and Letter to haften 

the Payment, 23 Dec. Inftructions and Letter, reported, 

read, and agreed to, 24. 

Caftle, 1646, to be difgarifoned and demolifhed, 3 

aviar, 








1647, Houle adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Earl of, 1646, Ordinance from Lords concerning him, 
to be read, g Mar. 

Rutter, Michael, 1647, his Petition froin Lords, and Report 
concerning his Sequeftration, read ; Quettion for difcharging 
it, Neg.— Declaration that in his and the like Cates Sequel- 
trations ought not to be fufpended or difcharged, 15 Feb. 

Rycroft, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Ryegate, 1648, Order for making the Abbey indefenfible, 4 
July. 

Ryley, Thomas, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lerds Concur- 
rence to be defired, 18 Mar.—Ordinance for granting him 
the Remainder of 5,000/. formerly afligned him, read, and 
patled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24. 

William, 1648, his Petition from Lords, read; Order 

for paying him 200/. for his prefent Subfiftence—For adding 

50¢. upon his difcovering Delinquents Eftates, 11 Aug. 











oe ? 


22° 23° &amp; 24° Car.1. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


4 BIN, Avery, 1647, Petition read; Order for bailing 
him; ‘Two next Juliices of Kent to take the Bail, 8 Mar. 
Any Two to take it, 17 

Sabran, Madam, 1647, Pals from Lords for her to go into 
France, agreed to, 28 Oct. 

Sadler, Lieutenant Colonel. Vide Eyres, Colonel William. 

Salcomb Fort, 1646, Order for difgarifoning it, and flighting 
the Works, 25 Feb. 

Salifbury, John, 1647, his Fine aecepicd ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 1 June. 

——— Earl of, 1647, to have the Refufal of the Purchafe of 
Worcefier Houfe, at the Rate of Bifhops Lands, 20 June. 
Order returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments 
agreed to, 25——Order for Survey of the Houfe, 23 Mar. 

1648, Provifo touching the Payment of his Debt, 13 
Apr. Vide Dean Forett. 

——— William, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Aug. 

Sallway, Mr. 1647, to be reftored to the Office of Remem- 
brancer in the Exchequer, notwithitanding any Order to the 
contrary, 16 Mar. 

1648, to be fent for to attend the Service of Houfe, 14 








Apr. 
Salop County, 1647, Election referred to a Committee, 6 Apr. 
1648, the Committee impowered to fecure Malignants in 
Ludlow Caftle, ig May—Committee added to the Commit- 
tee of the Militia, 22. 
Salt, 1647, Order for taking off the Excife thereupon, 10 June. 
Agreed to by Lords, 11. 
1648, Ordinance for an [mpofition thereon, ordered, 17 
July. Vide Coals. 
Vou. V. 








Saltmarfh, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, g Mar. 

Saltpetre and Powder, 1648, Ordinance for 2,000/. in prefent, 
and 1,000/. per Menfem, for providing them, ordered, 20 
June. 

Salvietti, Segnor Amerigo, 1647, Order from Lords for freein 
him from Excife for his own Provifions, 15 O¢t—His Petition 
from them, agreed to, 28. 

Sanders, Major, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Sanderfon, Samuel, 1647, Petition read; Order for paying him 
500 /. towards his Lofies, 16 Apr. 

Colonel, 1647, Order for paying the Non-commif- 
‘fion Officers of his Troops, whofe = oe toe are figned, 21 
June. Agreed to by Lords, 24 Petition of Reformadoes 
late in his Regiment ; Order about Pay for them, agreed to 
by Lords, 1 July—Their Defire referred to a Committee, 6 

His Petition read, 6 Sept. Vide Macquire. 

Sandifort Cattle, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, for appointing a 
Keeper, to be read—Captain appointed, 13 Mar. 

1647, Lords put Houle in mind of the Ordinance, 22 
r. 

Sandown Fort, 1646, Order for adding Ten Men, 1 Mar— 
For continuing it a Garifon, with the fame Number as are 
now eftablifhed; a Committee to confider of an Eftablifh- 
ment for them, 2. 

Sandwich, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing, a Searcher, 
read twice ;" previous Queftion for concurring therein, Affirm- 
ative ; Ordinance commitied, 28 Dec. 

— 1648, Letter from Mayor, &amp;e. concerning a Perfon 
there who affirms himfelf to be Prince of Wales; Colonel 
Rainefborough’s Letter, to the fame Purpofe, feverally read ; 
the Committee of Safety to fend for him, 22 May. 

Sandys, Samuel, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delin- 
quency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
11 Jan. 

——- Colonel, 1647, Petition and Certificate, concerning Co- 
Jonel Morgan’s Undertaking with him upon the Surrender of 
Hartlebury Cafile, read; previous Queftion for proceeding 
thereupon, Neg.—Ordinance concerning him, read, and _re- 
cominitted, 7 Jan. 

Sarke, Ifie of, 1646, Order for fending 100¢. for the Service 
thereof, 12 Mar. 

Sarum, Old, 1646, new Writ, 21 Dec. 

New, 1646, Ordinance for providing and fettling Minifters 

there, to be read, 25 Feb.—-—Petition of Inhabitants, to be 

read, 3 Mar. 

1647, Letter from thence concerning a Petition endeavoured 
to be figned, 30 Mar.—Ordiance for fettling Minifters, read, 
and re-committed—A Committee to prepare Ordinance to 
enable the Mayor, &amp;c. to fupprefs Diforders, and punifh 
Offenders, &amp;c. 24. 

Savile, Samuel, 1646, Order for bailing him, g Mar. 

- William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinqueocy, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 24 Dec. 

Sawle, Nicolas, 1646, Matter of Faét concerning his Cafe, re- 
ported ; Refolution for admitting him to his Compofition, and 
exempting him from his 5th and 2oth Parts, 15 Feb. 

Say, Lord, 1646, Ordinance for paying him 10,000/. in Re- 
~—— of his Office in the Court of Wards, ordered, g 

an. 

Sayle, William, 1647, Petition, 16 July. Vide Summer Iflands. 

Scarborough, 1646, Order for continuing the Cafile a Garifon, 
with 100 Men—For keeping up the Forts, with 60 Men, 26 
Feb. For continuing the Governor, 13 Mar. 

1647, General’s Letter, recommending the Petition 
of Bailiffs, &amp;c. referred with the Petition, to the Committee 
of the Northern Affociation, 21 Aug. Another Letter 
from him concerning the Neceflities of the Garifon, read, 
and referred, 9 Sept. Report to be made, 2 Oct.—Order 
for 549/. for them, in Part of their Arrears, 4. 

1648, Order for fending Ships to prevent all Relief 
to the Town by Sea, 16 Aug. 

Scawen, William, 1646, Matter of Faét concerning his Cafe, 
reported ; Refolution for admitting him to his Compofition, 
and exempting him from his 5th and 2oth Parts, 15 leb. 

Robert, 1647, to attend the Service of Houle, 2 July. 

Scholars. Vide Apprentices. 

Schovile, Thomas, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for being 
active in the late Infurrection in Kent; Member to affift in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to bail 
him ; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 

Scotland, 1646, Report of divers Papers touching the manner of 
the Payment of 200,000/. to the Scots Army, upon their 
marching out of the Kingdom, read twice; their Commif- 
fioners Letter concerning it; Refolution that the Security - 

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the latier 200,0007. fhall be the Public Faith ; a Committee 
to withdraw, and prepare a Propofition concerning the Man- 
ner of Payment; Propofition reported ; agreed to be an In- 
firuction to the Committee appointed to confer with the Com- 
inillioners; Order tor providing the Money, and Carriages 
to convey it to York; General to be defired to appoint a 
fitting Convoy, 5 Dec. Infiruétion and Vote touching the 
Public Faith, agreed to by Lords; Commiflioners to be ace 
quainted therewith, 7—Their Propofition, touching the ‘Times 
and Manner of their receiving the 200,000/. and of marching 
their Forces out of the Kingdom, read feveral times, and 
agreed to, with Amendments ; Order touching telling the 
Money—Another Propofition, concerning the Security for 
the latter 200,000 1, read, Houfe adhere to their former Vote ; 
the Committee to give them Reaions for it—To confer with 
them touching the Eafe of the Country in their Marches, and 
Payment of their Quarters—Catualties and Charge of paying 
tlhe Money, to be borne by the Public—Order for allowing 
the ‘freafurers, &amp;e. 9164. for their Pains—For advancing 
6ool. tor the Charge of Carriages, and other Neceflaries for 
conveying the Money—For a Commiflion to the Waggon- 
malicr general to impreft Horfes and Waggons—A Commit- 
tee to prepare Ordinance to enable une Comunittee to pay the 
Money, 8. Ordinance read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords 
—Another Paper from the Scots Commiflioners, touching 
the Security, read, 12. Houfe fill adhere to their former 
Vote; a Committee to prepare Anfwer, and aflign Reatons 
for it, 14—Articles of Agreement concerning the Manner of 
the Payment of the firft 200,000. reported; Number of 
Hofiages to be given; a Comunittee to confider of fit Perfons, 
i5. Koport; Hofiages approved; One excufed, 17—lKelo- 
lution that after the Payment of the firft 100,000/. the Army 
fhall pay for their Provifions—Scots Commiftioners Amend- 
ments to the Articles, and Three feveral Acquittances to be 
given for the Payment of the Money, read, and agreed to, 
18. Lords Concurrence fignified, 19—Lords Amendinents 
to the Paper concecrning Hoftages, read, and agreed to— 
Their Ameudiments to the Articles, read, and agreed to— 
Votes appointing Two Llofiages, and for authorizing the 
Comumitice of both Kingdoms to give them Notice to mect 
—For a Coimmittee of beth Houfcs to go into the North, 
and the faine Conimittee to prepare Infiructions for them, 
agreed to by Lords—Scots Commiffioners further Amend- 
ments to the Articles, and an Anfwer to the Propofition con- 
ceruing paying their Quarters, and an additional Article, re- 
ported, and read ; Amendments and additional Article agreed 
to—Houle adhere to their Vote concerning the Payment of 
their Quarters, 21. Lords Concurrence to the Amendments 
and additional Article, fignified—Votes to be communi- 
cated to the Scots Commiflioners—The Committee of both 
Kingdoms impowered to fign the Articles—-A Committee of 
both Eloutes to go into the North; another Comunittee to pre- 
pare Infiructions for them, 22—Names of Hofiages to be given 
by Scotland ; the Cominittee of both Kingdoms to chufe Six 
—Further Amendments to the Articles by the Scots Comiiil- 
fioners, agreed to, 23—-Report concerning the Scots Com- 
iniilioners going away, read; ‘Thanks to be given them for 
all their Civilittes ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 25———In- 
evolfed Articies, aud Infiructions for the Committee that are 
io go into the North, reported—Order for paying them 4oo/. 
1 Jaa.—Convoy fent by the General, approved, 11. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 12———Ordinance for paying the firft 
50,0004. of the latter 200,000/. ordered, 21 Dee. Or- 
dinance, and Commiflioners Papers concerning it, read ; 
Claufe mentioning the Papers, to be added; Ordinance 
paffed, 12 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 13-———~ Narrative of the 
‘T'reafurers Proceedings in the Payment of 200,000/.; Ac- 
quittanees prelented, aud to be entered ; Lords to be detired 
io enter them in their Journals ; Treafurers thanked, and to 
prepare fuch Difcharge as they thall detire to pafs for their 
own Securities, 13 Peb———Scots Commitlioners Propofition, 
defiring Aid agaimli the Irith Rebels that inteft Scotland, re- 
ported ; a Cominiitee to conler with them thereupon, and re- 
ceive their Propotitions and Defires, 8 Dee—Another Paper 
concerning it, reported, 12. Read, with other Papers; 
Queliion jor committing it, Neg. 14. Declaration concern- 
ing it, 18—Captain Drummond’s Defires concerning the Scots 
Army in freland—Paper from the Commillioners of the 
Church of Scotland, feverally communicated by Lords, 31 
‘Their Anfwer to the latter—A Committee to prepare In- 
fiructions for Commiilioners to be employed to the Scots 
Parliament, 1 Feb. Order for making Report, 3. Inftruc- 
tions reported, read, and agreed to—Another Committee to 
prepare further Lafiructions—Order for accepting and fatisfy- 
ing Bills of Exchange from them, 4—Letters of Credence to 
them, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence figuified, 6 
‘Their Letter to be read, 1 Mar. 

1647, Leave given them to return, 29 Apr. Agreed to 














Firru VoLuume. 


by Lords, 30 Order for them to report Papers defired by 
the Scots Parliament, to be communicated to Houfe, 21 July 
——Letter from the Scots Parliament, and Report from their 
Commiffioners, fent from Lords, 29 Apr. Scots Coinmif- 
fioners Letters read ; Copies thereof to be inclofed in a Leiter 
to General, 6 July—Copy of General’s Letter, concerning 
intercepting Letters going to Scotland, to be communicated 
to Scots Commitlioners, 12—Letters and Papers froin them, 
fent from Lords, read, and to be confidered, 17—Scots Com- 
millioners Letter, and Lords Anfwer, agreed to, 18 Let- 
ters from them, and from the Scots Parliament, referred by 
Lords to the Committee of both Kingdoms, and by Houfe to 
the Coinmittee with the Army, 1 Sept. Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 2—Lords Letter to the Kitates of Scotland, read, 
and referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 7. Anfwwer 
read twice, and agreed to; Metienger appointed; Lords 
Concurrence fignitied, 14-——Scots Commithoners Leiter, 
read, 5 Nov. Read again; the Committee of both King- 
doms to frame an Antwer, 15. Order for making Report, 
18. Lords Anfwer thereto, read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee, 23. ‘They put Houfe in mind thereof, 25 Orders 
touching the Payment of 50,000/, to the Scots, when due— 
Touching putting in Execution the Ordinances for Affeff- 
ments for them, 11 Dec.——Scots Comniilioners Letter 
concerning the Payment thereof, read, 7 Jan—Another to 
be read, 17. Several read, and to be confidered—Lift of Ar- 
rears due to their Army, read, 18. Houfe declares their real 
Jntents to pay them; Orders thereupon, 20. Agreed to by 
Lords—Order for fpeedy Payment of the Arrears of Loans 
and Aifeffments for their Army, 29—Relolution for fending 
Commitlioners into Seotland; Number and Names of thote 
to be tent by Houle; a Comnittee to prepare Inftructions for 
them concerning their Army in Ireland, and the Mifcarriages 
of their Commiuffioners here, 25. Lords Concurrence to the 
Order for Commiffioners to go, fignified; Infiructions re- 
ported ; Part concerning the Miicarriages, re-committed, to 
fiate the Proufs, 27. Agreed to by Lords, 29—Order for 
500/. to defray their Chorges—The Committee of Uie Reve- 
nuc to accept and fatis!y their Bills of Exchange, 27. Day 














27. 
appointed for them to be there; Quorn appomtcd— Minifiers 


to be defired to go witht tiem, 29. One diiagrecd to; another 
wppoiuted by Lords—Letters of Credence to the Commii- 
fioucrs, agreed to by Lords, 31——Their Letier read, 15 Feb. 


—Another, with Leiters and Papers incioled, read; Letter 
of ‘Thanks ordered, 21———Another, with Papers inclofed, read ; 
One Minifter has Leave to return—Order for reporting the 
re-committed Inftruétions, 6 Mar. Infiructions reported, 
and read; Queftion for inferting the Commiilioners Naincs, 
Neg. lnfiructions particularly voted, and agreed to; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 7-—Commifiioners Letter, with 
a Letter inclofed from the Scots Commiffioners to the Prefi- 
cent of Scotland, read; Order for them to detire that Perfons 
gone thither without the Confent of Parliament may be de- 
livered up, 19— inftruciions for the Commiflioners, and Cony 
of Gencral’s Letter touching Captain Wogan’s ‘Troop, read, 
and agreed to; Order for fending them, 15—Another Letter 
from the Comimiflioners, read, 20. 


——— 1648, another read, 27 Mar.— Another, with Paper 


inclofed, defirmg an Aniwer from the Scots Parliament, 
touching Captain Wogan’s March with his Troop into Seot- 
Jand, read ; a Commitiee to prepare Letter of 'Thanks, and 
to defire them to proceed in the Bufincis; Letter reported, 
read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign it, 3 Apr.—Another, 
with Paper inclofed, touching the Demand of Sir ‘Thoma. 
Glemham and otivers, with the Chancellor of Scotland’s Let- 
ter to them, read, 12—Another Letter, with Paper inclofed, 
reinforcing their Demands as to Delinquents, read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of Safety, 19. Matter of Faé 
reported ; Scots Parliament’s Autwer voted not fatistactory— 
A Committee to prepare additional Lnfiruétion to the Com- 
miilioners to infilt upon their Demands, 22. Luttruction report- 
ed, read, and agreed to; Order for feading ii—Commiilioners 
Letter, with their Reply to the Seots Parliament’s Anfwer, 
read, 24———Letter from 1!) Patlimneat, with a Paper 
incloted, containing wie. d,9 May. Read again; 
a Committee to prepare uaat taem Antwer will 
be fent in a conveun &gt;! ter Commitee to pre- 
pare Infiructions io ti: : to refent tne unutual 
Addreis of their Let is and Letter report- 
ed, read, and agre« 


‘nee to be detired, 
11—A Commiitee i. fwer to the De- 


fires, 12. Aniwer re i «| to, 18. Lords 
Concurrence figuiti , iat Houle wiil 
inviolably preterve ; between the 
Two Kingdows; ; » for tion, Neg. 5 
May. Addition t: ' to the 
Commiflioners, tu . uni invent, 
or Convention of : Guns 


“ [ho GuLve|ers 

















Commiffioners Letter, touching their Demand of Captain 
Wogan and others, read; further Inftruétions, agreed to by 
Lords, o—Their Letter to Commiflioners, read, and agreed 
to, with Amendments, 12—Commitlioners Letter and Propo- 
fitions to the Scots Parliament, with their Anfwer, read ; 
Honfe approve of what they have done, and of Papers deli- 
vered by them, 19—Another Letter, with Papers inclofed, 
read; Vote of Approbationto be fent to them, 26——Or- 
der for afmall Veifel to go between England and Scotland ; 
the Committee at Dérby Houfe frequently to advertife the 
Commiflioners of the State of Affairs here—Lettersand Papers 
delivered by them to the Scots Parliament, read, 14 June— 
Other Letters with Papers from the Scots Parliament, and 
their Reply thereto, read; their Proceedings approved, 20 
Another with Papers inclofed—Order for printing all 
Letters and Papers paffed between them and the Scots Parlia- 
ment, 6 July—Commiflioners Letter ; thofe of Houle to be 
recalled, 20. Lords to be defired to recal theirs, 22—De- 
claration of the Scots Parliament, to be read, 21. Read—-A 
Committee to prepare Declaration to fatisfy the Kingdom 
concerning the Proceedings of Parliament to maintain the 
Union between the Two Kingdoms ~The Committee to pre- 
fent the Tranfactions between Scotland and the Parliament’s 
Commiffioners ; Tranfactions to be printed and publithed, 22 
Commiffioners thanked, 14 Aug. Letters that Duke 
Hamilton is come into England with an Army, and that the 
Army lies about Wighton ; Order for Money for the North- 
ern Forcese+Previous Queftion for Declaration that the Forces 
come out of Scotland in an hoftile manner, without the Au- 
thority of Parliament, are Enemies to this Kingdom, and that 
all who adhere to or aflift them are Rebels and Traitors, and 
fhall be proceeded againft as fuch, Affirmative; Vote to be 
fent to Major-general Lambert—The Committee at Derb 

Houfe to take Courfe for fpeedy fending him Forces—To 

coulider whether there be a Neceflity for railing more, 14 

July. Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18. DVeciaration 

amended ; Lords Concurrence to be defired to the Amend- 

ment—Letters from Edinburgh, read ; Declaration that all 
who invited the Scoisinto England, or have aflifted them, are 

Traitors, and fhall be proceeded againft as fuch, 20. To be 

printed, 22. A Committee to inquire who they are—Packet 

of Letters fealed up, to be opened, and viewed by a Commit- 
tee. Vide Haitburton—Scots Declaration of the Grounds of 
their Army coming into England, to be debated, 202—Order 

for fending Forces to ftop their further Advance, 25——- 

Licuienant General Cromwell’s Letter, concerning a total 

Deteat of them in Lancafhire, read ; Order for printing and 

publifhing it—For a Thankfgiving. Vide Thank/giving—For 

feveral Letters of Thanks—For Rewards to the Meflengers, 

23 Aug.—Bufinefs touching the Prifoners to be confidered, 

23 &amp; 26 Sheriff of Lancathire to take Care of them in the 

mean time, 26—Another Letter from him referred to the 

Committee of the Army—Kelation of the Defeat— Letter and 

Lift of Prifoners fent to Lords; Meffenger to acquaint them 

that Parties are ready to give them particular Information of 

the Succefs—City to be acquainted therewith—Order for Re- 
wards to the Meflengers, 25—The Committee at Derby 

Houle to difpofe of Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Otticers, in 

a Place of Safety, 26—Letter and Relation of the taking 

Duke Hamilton, and 3,500 Horfe, with a Lift of Prifoners. 

Vide Hamilton, Duke—The Committce at Goldfiniths Hall 

to prefent Lift of Scots Officers or Gentlemen who have Mo- 

ney affigned them out of the Hal!—Ordinances for fequefter- 
ing allScots in the late Aétion, who have any Eftates or Places 
here, ordered, 28—-A Committee to confider how every County 
may entertain a proportionable Number of the Prifoners, and 

to treat with Merchants about tranfporting them, 29 A 

Committee to prepare Letter to the general Aflembly of Scot- 

land, to acquaint them with the Proceedings of Parliament, 

concerning fettling Religion and Church Government, and 
for preferving the Union, 21 July Letter read, and re- 
committed, 1 Aug. Reported from Recommitment ; read 
by Parts, and agreed to; Order for fending it, 3. For printing 

it, 9. 

Scott, Captain Thomas, 1646, Report concerning him to be 

made, 26 Feb. : ; 

1648, his Petition referred to the Committee for Irith Af- 

fairs, 3 Apr.—Order for recommending him to General, 13. 

Major 1647, referred to the Committee of Examinations, 

14 Apr. General’s Letter concerning him, referred to 

another Committee, 18 Nov. 

Lovell, and others, 1648, their Petition recommended by 
Lords, to be read, 21 July. Read; Order for paying 5004. 
156. 1d. difburfed by them; Ordinance for that Furpofe, 
ordered, 24. 

Scroope, Colonel, 1647, Order for difbanding the Wallooners 
in his — 29 June. 

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IN DEX @o the Firtu VOLUME. 


Sea-Laws, 1647, Order from Lords concerning them, 1 Mar. 

Seaman, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 30 Dec.—Thanked, and 
to ag say Sermon, 27 Jan. 

— John, 1648, appointed Captain of a Frigate, 1 : 

Seamen. Vide Makan A wt 5 

Searle, Mary, 1647, her Petition from Lords to be read, 9 Feb. 

Another to Houfe, with a Schedule of Damages annexed, 
= and referred to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 
3 Mar, 

Seddon, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Sedgewick, Obadiah, defired to preach, yo Dec. 1646 
July, 1648 Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 27 Jan. 
1646 20 July, 1648. 

Sedley, Sir John, 1646, his Petition, and Copy of a Warrant 
for apprehending and imprifoning him, with a Letter concern- 
ing his Mifcarriages, feverally read; Petition and Letter 
referred toa Committee ; Order for difcharging him that he 
may profecute his a 8 Dec. The Committee im- 
— to compofe the Differences, between the Parties, 18 

an. 

——— 1647, Order for putting him out of all public Employ- 
ments, for advifing an Indiétment againft Colonel Kenrick, 
for taking Three Horfes in the late Lnturrection in Kent, 6 











12 














May. 

Lede, 1647, her Pafs recalled ; Day appointed for her 

Return, 7 Feb. 

Sir Haac, 1648, Information againft him referred to the 
Committee at Derby Houfe—Order for taking him into Cuf- 
tody, 20 May. 

Selden, John, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Sequejirations. Vide Delinquents. 

Serjeant, 1646, to take Bail, 8 &amp; 25 Dec. 

1647, previous Queftion for allowing him 1072. for the 

Expences and Diet of a Prifoner in his Cuftody, Neg. 14 

May Houfe appoints a Serjeant, 30 July. Order for de- 

livering the Mace to him ; Previous Queftion for calling in 

the former Serjeant, Neg. 31——Order for him to attend 
as formerly, 4 Aug. 

1648, Serjeant fent with Mace to fummon Members, 3 
May—Sent for Members from a Committee, 26. 

Servants. Vide Apprentices, 

Seymour, Lord, and Son, 1647, their Fines accepted ; Ordinance 
for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and paffed ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 18 Dec. 

Shackerley, Geoffery, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and palled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 June. 

Shadwell, Thomas, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, appointing 
him Comptroller of the Cuftoms at Lynn read, and paffed, 
21 Aug. 

Shafiefoury, 1647, new Writ, 15 Oét. 
the Committee of Privileges, 21 Mar. 

Shalcroft, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 15 Si, 

Shaw, Lettice, 1648, Petition to be read, 2 June. 

Sheffield, Colonel, 1647, his Offer to go into lreland accepted, 
13 Apr. 

Shettield Cafile, 1647, Order for flighting it, 13 July. 

She/den, Dr. 1647, Letter from the Commiflioners with the 
King, informing Houfe that he, Dr. Hammond, and others, 
are with the King ; Order for removing them, 28 June. 

Sherborne Houle, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and made indefenfible, 
2 Mar. 

Shercliff, William, 1647, lis Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinqueucy, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 21 Sept. 

Sheriffs, 1646, Conference defired with Lords, concerning fuch 
as are not fettled between both Houfes, agreed to; Mauagers 
appointed ; Conference held, 28 Dec. Report concerning 
them, to be made, 1 Feb.—'l’o be confidered, 5—-The Com- 
mittee for pafling their Accounts, revived; to meet when and 
where they pleafe; Quorum appointed; all that come to 
have Voices,6. To fit de die in diem, and make Report, 
13. 

















Election, referred to 





1647, feveral appointed, 17 Nov. Appointments in 
Part difagreed to by Lords, 29—Order for patling their Ac- 
counts without Fees—The Committee for their Accounts re- 
vived ; to confider of paying the Charge of patling them out of 
the public Revenue, and how they may be difcharged of old 
Debts in the Vifcomtall, the great Roll, the Pipe, and old 
Seizures; Ordinance for thefe Purpofes, ordered, 17—— 
Four impowered to proceed to Bufinefs, 10 Jan.—Conference 
to be defired with Lords concerning fuch as are not fettlec be- 


tween both Houfes, 10 &amp; 20. Defired, and agreed to, 27. 
T Sherrington 














Sherrington, Francis, 1647, his Vine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Dec. 

Sherwood, Robert. Vide Newman, Edward. 

Dr. 1647, Information that he had preached in Lon- 
don ; the Committee of plundered Minifters to fend for him, 
and injoin him not to preach, 23 Apr. od 

Sherwyn, John, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 

Shirley, Lady, 1647, Order for beftowing 100 /. upon her for 
the Interment of her Hufband, and Relief of her Family, 16 
Oe. Agreed to by Lords, 6 Jan. 

Shrewfbury, 1646, Order for keeping a Garifon of 100 Foot in 
the Caftle—For difgarifoning the Town, and flighting the 
new Works, 25 Feb. For continuing the Governor of the 
Caftle, 24 Mar. 

1647, Order for paying 300/. to the Gavifon, in 
Part of their Arrears, 4 Oct. 

Lord, 1647, Order from Lords for difpenfing with 
him and his Wife to ftay in Town, 21 Dec. 

Shrimpton, William, 1646, Certificate of his Accounts, read ; 
Account allowed—Order for allowing him 3d. in the Pound 
for Money received and paid by him, 4 Mar. 

Sidenham, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 22 Dec. 

Sidney, Colonel, Algernoon, 1646, Order for paying him 2,000 /. 
upon Account ; 4 Jan.—Leave given him to go into Ireland ; 
his Service here to be difpented with, 11. 

— 1647, Houte to confider his Services, 8 Apr. 

Sidway, Thomas, 1647, his line accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 30 Mar. 

Signet Seal, 1647, Order for keeping it with the Great Seal, 11 
Feb. 

Silly Mland, 1646, Governor’s Petition, and the Two firft Ar- 
ticles of Surrender, read; Refolution that the Governor, 
upon Surrender thereof, and taking the Negative Oath and 
Coyanant, fhall enjoy his Eftate, and be free from Arrefts for 
any Act of War, 5 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 13—Report 
irom them concerning appointing a Governor, 25. ‘They put 
Houle in mind thereof, 1 Feb. Report to be confidered, 1 
&amp; 25—Governor has Leave to return home, leaving a Deputy, 
26—The Ifland to be continued with 200 Foot in it—The 
Mount with 100—The Denny with 100, 23 The Com- 
mittee of the Navy to fatisfy a Bill of Exchange drawn for 
Corn taken up for Relief of the land, 26——Previous Quef- 
tion for appointing a Governor, Affirmative—Captains of the 
Mount and Denny appointed, 12 Mar. 

—— 1647, Order trom Lords appointing a Governor, agreed 
to, 29 June. 

—— 1648, no Moncey to be paid to him or the Garifon till he 
declares for whom he ftands, 18 Apr- Order for fetting 
forth Ships for Safety of the Place, 11 July Letters con- 
cerning the Governor and Garifon ; Order for paying 1,000 /. 
towards their Satisfaction—The Committee of the Weft to 
confider their Condition, and how to fupply them, and fettle a 
conftant Pay fer them; Letter to acquaint them therewith, 
ordered, 27. 

Silver, foreign, 1647, Ordinance from Lords concerning it 
read, and paffed, 15 O&amp;t. 

Simfon, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 18 Aug. 

Simpjon, Francis, 1646, Sheriffs Petition upon Occafion of an 
Order for bringing him, a Prifoner in Execution, to the Bar, 
and his Letter, feverally read ; Order for Habeas Corpus un- 
der the Great Seal to bring him and the Caules cf his Inpri- 
fonment, 8 Dec. Return of the Habeas Corpus and the 
Caufes of his Imprifonment, read ; previous Quettion for dif- 
charging him, Neg. Order for remanding him to Prifon, 
12. 

Sixby, Mr. 1647, Information that he was fiayed going to 
Kent; Order for difcharging him, 16 June. ag 
Skelton, John, 1647, the Committees of Complaints and In- 
demnity to forbear proceeding againft him till further Order, 

14 Mar. 

Skinner, Thomas, 1647, to be fummoned to appear at a Com- 

mittee, to anfwer Matters objected againft him, 2 Oct. 
Auguftine, 1648, Order for removing the late Bithop 
of Rochetfter out of the Manor Houfe at Bromley, and deli- 
vering Poffeflion thereof to him, 20 Apr. Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 21 Time inlarged for putting him into Pof- 

feflion, 16 May. Agreed to by Lords, 18, 

— Major-general Philip, 1646, Queftion for deferring the 
ebate concerning appointing him Governor of Neweatftle, 
Gatefide, and Tinmouth Caftle, Neg. Previous Queftion for 
approving him, Affirmative, 11 Dec. Sent to Lords, 19. 
Returned, with a Provifo; Provifo agreed to, 21—Refolu- 


























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tion that this Government fhall be no Prejudice to him in the 
Government of Briftol—Order for poping him 500 /. for his 





IN DEX ¢o the Firtru Votume. 


——— 1647, his Letter read, 





extra Charges in convoying the Money to be paid to the 

Scots, 22—-—-H]is Letter read—Another from Lords, 9 Feb. 

——-Leiter to him, read, and agreed to, 3 Mar. 

1 aati appointing him 

Field-marfhal of Ireland, and Commander in Chief of the 

Forces there ; a Committee to acquaint him therewith, 2. 

His Anfwer to be reported, 27. Reported ; to be thanked 

for his Willingnefs to accept the Employmeats—Order for 

beftowing 1,000 /, upon him for his | am and faithful Services, 

29. Agreed to by Lords, go. Vide Ireland To be thanked 

for his Services in the Government of Neweafile ; a Commit- 

tee to confider of a Recompence to him in Acknowlegement 
thereof, 30 Dec. 

1648, the Committee of Accounts to receivperfect, 
and certify his Accounts, 3 Apr.—Ordinance for fettling 
1,000 /, per Annum upon him and his Heirs for ever, ordered, 
19 Ordinance appointing him Commander in Chief of 
the Militia of London, and the whole Militia within the 
Lines, read, and pafled, 16 May. Agreed to by Lords, 18. 
Vide London—A Committee to prepare fomething in Vindica- 
tion of his Honour, 27 Votes reported ; to be printed, 
and fet up in the moft public Places in the City, 10 July— 
The Committee at Derby Houfe to grant him a Commitlion 
to raile a Regiment of Horfe for the Safety of the Parliament, 
3 July. Vide Parliament—V otes from Lords concerning him, 
27. 

Skipton, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and made untenable, 26 
Feb. 

Skipwith, William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 May. 

— —--- David, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and patied ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 5 Jan. 

Ralph, 1648, bis Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Skrimfhire, Colonel, 1648, to be exchanged for Major Langley , 
12 Aug. : 

Skutt, Captain William, 1646, appointed Governor of Poole, 
13, Mar. 

Slaughter, Major, 1647, to be removed from the Tower to the 
King’s Bench, 1 Oét. 

- Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read; and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 17 Dec. 

Sleigh, John, 1648, Petition to be read, 5 Aug. Order for 
paying him 6oo/. with Intereft, towards his Pay and Dif- 
burfements ; Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 7. Read, 
and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23. 

Sling/by, Sir Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 May. 

——-— Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Dec. 

Smalley, Mr. Vide James, King. 

Smith, 'Vhomas, 1646, Ordinance from Lords appointing him 
Commiflioner of the Navy, 18 Dec——They put Houfe in 
mind thereof; Ordinance read, and pafled, 26 Aug. 

—— Vrancis, 1646, Order for paying him 294/. for Provifions 
delivered in Ireland, and Money lent to Lord Inchiquin, 20 
Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

—-- Jane. Vide Roberts, Margaret. 

Smithjon, Major, 1648, Order tor beftowing 200 /. upon him, 
and paying 300 ¢. in Part of his Arrears, 28 Aug. 

Smythe, Nicolas, 1646, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 26 Jan. 

George, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Dr. Peter. Vide Barley. 

Snell, George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 18 Jan. 

Snoden, Rutland, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 22 Apr. 

Soame, Dr. 1647, Information that he had preached in London ; 
the Committee of plundered Minifters to fend for him, and 
injein him not to preach, 23 Apr. 

Sir Thomas, 1647, Order for repaying him 1,440/. with 

Intereft, advanced for the Service of the Parliament; Lords 

Concurrence, to be defired, 6 May. 

John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 15 Dec. 

Soap, 1647, the Committee for that Bufinefs, revived ; to meet 
de die in diem, and make Report, 10 Noy.——Ordinance for 

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IN DEX © the 


punifhing Sir Henry Compton and others, for monopolizing 
the making and {felling thereof, and for other High Crimes 
and Mifdemeanors, committed, 14 Dec. 
Soldiers. Vide Officers. 
maimed, 1646, Petitions of thofe in the Savoy, and of 

their Apothecaries, read; Order for 1,000 /. to the Phyficians, 
Surgeons,and Apothecaries, employed in the Cure of maimed 
and fick Soldiers—For 200/. to Surgeons and others for 
curing thofe brought up from Nafeby, 7 Dec. Ordér for 
paying the 50/7 per Week allowed tor Relief of Soldiers 

idows, 20 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 22 Order tor 
1,200 /. for their Relief, out of the Sale of Woods ; the Com- 
mittee for them to confider of making up the Deficiency, if 
any, and the Accounts of the Surgeons and Apothecaries, and 
of an additional 50/. per Week, and to require a Lift of 
maimed Soldiers, 4 Mar. 
— 1647, Order for additional 50/. per Week; Ordinance 
for that Purpofe ordered—Order ior an Allowance, and Paffes 
to fuch as are to go to Bath, g Apr. Ordinance for Relief 
of maimed Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, ordered, 27 May. 
Read twice, and committed; reported, and pafled; agreed 
to by Lords, 28 Explanatory Ordinance read, and pafled ; 
agreed to by Lords, 10 Aug. Petition of Wives and 
Widows whofe Accounts remain in the military Garden, read ; 
Order for paying them 3,o00/. towards Satisfaction of their 
Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 June Order 
for paying a Proportion to Widows whofe Hufbands Accounts 
are made up, 21 Aug. Petition of fick and wounded 
Soldiers in the Savoy; Order for paying the Remainder of 
12,000/. formerly affigned them, 16 June ‘Another Pe- 
tition ; Order for paying the Remainder of the Wood-monies, 
3, July. Petition referred to a Committee, 6—Petition of 
maimed Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who receive weekly 
Allowances, and Ordinance for them, read; Petition and 
Ordinance, referred to a Committee to prevent Obftructions 
to the putting it in Execution—Ordinance for transferring 
One Sixth Part of the additional Excife for Payment of maim- 
ed Soldiers, read, and paffed—Ordinance for difpofing One 
Moiety of the Fines of the Excite to their Relicf, read, and 
re-committed, 21. Severally agreed to by Lords, 22 
General’s Letter, with their Petition inclofed, read; Order 
for allowing each 4s. 8d. per Week, during the Time of his 
Cure—For paying 30/. per Week to the Treafurers, 21 Aug. 
Letter to the Judges of Affize and Juftices for putting in 
Execution Ordinances for their Relief, read, and agreed to, 
21 Aug. 3, Mar.——Petition of feveral in the Savoy ; Or- 
der for the due and conftant Pay of 130/. - Week—Peti- 
tion of maimed Officers and Soldiers, in behalf of them{elves 
and many poor Widows, read, and referred to the Committee, 
i Sept. Petitions of thofe in the Savoy, and thofe paid at 
Chriftchurch, and the Hofpitals in and about London, feve- 
rally read, and referred, 11 Nov. Another read; Order for 
bringing in the Arrears of the Wood-monies, 7 Dec. Account 
thereof reported; Order for paying the Money, agreed to by 
Lords, 1o—Additional O;dinance for more effectual Relief 
of fick and maimed Soldiers, read, and paffed, 22. Agreed 
to by Lords, 24———Their Petition read, 6 Jan.——Petition 
of above Four hundred, read; Ordinance for afligning a 
Moiety of the Forfeitures upon the Excite for their Relief, 
ordered—General’s Letter, with their humble Addrefs, read; 
Order for fitting of the Committee de die in diem; all that 
come to have Voices; the Committec to take Courfe for putting 
in Execution Ordinances for their Relief—A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for felling the Materials of Ely Cathedral, 
for that Ufe, 3 Mar. 
———- 1648, General’s Letter, touching Propofitions for their 
Relief, referred to a Committee, 25 Mar. Petition of 
many Hundreds in the Savoy, read ; Order for lodging them 
in Ely Houfe, 14 Apr. The Rent to be paid by the State— 
Order for paying 1,oo0/. to their Apothecaries, &amp;c. 18. 
Agreed to by Lords, 22——Petition of Sixty in the Savoy, 
&amp;e.; Order for beftowing 200/. on thofe going to Bath, 1 
May. The Committee of the Revenue to pay the Money, 
and reimburfe themfelves out of the Proceed arifing by the 
Sale of the Duke of York’s Horfes, 6 Order fcr a Moiety 
of the Collections next Faft-day for their Relief, g June 
Petition of Treafurers ; Order for an additional Salary of 50/7. 
per Annum—Petition of maimed Soldiers; Order for addi- 
tional Ailowance of 1v0/. per Week, 30 Agreed to by 
Lords, 4 July. 
Soleby, Edward, 1646, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 7 Dec. 
—" Charles, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 
Mar. 
Somajler, Lieutenant Samuel, 1647, Order for paying him 
350/. in full Satisfaction of all Demands, 21 Mar. Agreed 
to by Lords, 22. 
——— 1648, his Petition referred to the Committee at Gold- 

fmiths Hall, 23 Aug. 
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Firra VoLtumkg. 


— Thomas, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing 

uim Comptroller of the Cuf = pe 

— p Oo — at Hull, read, and paffed, 3 

Somerfet, Sir Sohn. Vide Worcefer, Earl of. "es 

Somerfet County, 1647, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants, 
read; Thanks thereupon, 27 Sept. Order appointing High 
Sheriff, and for a Commitflion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by 
Lords, 20 Members fent down for bringing in the Arrears 
of the Atleflments of 600,000/. The Committee of the Army 
to prepare Infiructions for then, and a Letter to haften the 
Payment, 23 Dec. Inftructions and Letter reported, read, and 
agreed to, 24. 

1648, Order for a Letter to the Committee, to require 

them to raife and pay Monics to the Regiments marching 








from Briftol to South Wales, 28 Mar.—— Prefentment of 
the grand Inqueft to the Judges, read, and referred to the 
Committee of public Grievances, 18 Apr.—-Members_ to 


prefent to the Commiilioners of the Great Seal Names of fit 
Perfons to be Juftices of Peace in the County, 1 May— 
Member fent down for Prefervation of the Peace thercof ; 
Power given him to raife a Regiment of Horfe—Letter to 
be fent to a Gentlemen, to defire him to employ his bef 
Endeavours for the fame Purpofe, 2a——Ordinance for pay- 
ing the Forces in the County, ordered, 1 Aug. 

Houfe, 1647, a Committee to take care the Prince 
Eleétor, and Members of both Houfes, now at Whitehall, 
may be accommodated there, 14 Jan.—Order for fitting up 
the Chapel, 22. 

Southampton County, 1646, Petition of Officers and Soldiers, 
read; Order for paying them 6,ooo/. upon Account, 24 
Jan. 

1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and fora Com- 
miffion to him, 17 Nov. Difagreed to by Lords ; Houle ad- 
here to their Vote, 29 Meimbers fent down to bring in 
the Arrears of the Affefiments of Goo,ooo/.; the Committee 
of the Army to prepare Inftructions for them, and Letter to 
haften the Payment, 23 Dec. Inftruciions and Letter reported, 
read, and agreed to, 24. 

— 1648, Sheriff has Leave to refide out of the County, 

4 Apr. The Committee impowered to raife Forces ; Lords 

Concurrence to be defired—Comumittees added, 27 June 

Gentlemen of the County to advife with the Committee at 

Derby Houfe for Prefervation of the Peace thereof, 4 July— 

The Committee impowered to raife a Troop of Horfe ; Cap- 

tain appointed, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 11 Comunittees 

added for Execution of all Ordinances, 11 Aug. 

—— Town, 1646, Comptroller of the Cultoms appointed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 5 Dec. 

————— 1647, Order for difgarifoning it, and flighting the 
new Works, 4 O&amp;t. 

- 1648, Letter from thence; Order for additional 
Forces and GunnersFor fending down Arms and Ammu- 
nition—For raifing 200 Men, and drawing them into the Town 
—For making the Fortifications to Sea-ward, 25 July—For 
Mayor to inlift Perfonsunder the Governor; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28——-Order from Lords for Three Per- 
fons to go to the Fair, 27. 

Southbrent, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Vicar, 
to be read, 29 Mar. 

Southcoate, George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 14 Dec. 

South-fea Caftle, 1646, to be continued a Garifon, with the 
fuine Number of Men as are now eftablifhed, 2 Mar. 

—--——- 1647, Commander to receive Orders from the Go- 
vernor of Portfmouth, 22 June. Lords Concurrence figni- 
ficd, 23. 

Southwark, 1647, Order approving the late Aétion of the Inha- 
bitants in joining with the Army, agreed to by Lords, 11 
Aug.—Their Petition to be read, 20-——Ordinance from 
Lords for the Militia thereof, and of the adjacent Parts, read 
twice, and paffed, g Sept. A Committee to prepare addi- 
tional Ordinance concerning them, 15 O¢t. Ordinance 
read, and re-committed, 30 Dec. 

— 1648, another additional Ordinance ordered, read 
twice, and committed, 12 Apr. Reported, and pafled, 13. 
Agreed to by Lords, 14 Names of fit Perfons to be Com- 
mittees of the Militia, ordered, 22 May——The Militia to 
be joined with the City Militia, 5 July. Ordinance for that 
Purpofe, read twice, and committed; Petitions read, and 
referred, 10. 

Souton, Colonel, 1648, Order for difcharging him, 3 June. 

Spadman, Thomas. Vide Althorp. yo 

Spanifh Ambaflador, 1647, Meflage from Lords concerning his 
raifing Soldiers, 27 Jan. Relation thereof, and their Order 

read; Bufinefs referred to the Committee for i Affairs, 

31 Members to defire him to forbear making Bonfires, 6 

June. 






































Sparrow, 





Sparrow, Colonel John, 1048, his Letter to Sir Harbottle 
Grimfton, read, 27 June. Cae 

Spaven, Robert, 1647, Order from Lords appointing him Matter 
of the Armoury,1 Mar. They put Houfe in mind thereof, 


23. 

ater, 1646, to take Bail, 25 Dec. . 
1647. Vide Privileges—Order for continuing to him 
the Power of giving Paflports to the Parliament’s Soldiers, 
defirous of ferving foreign Princes, 4 May—For him to obferve 
former Orders concerning the Rifing of Houfe at 12 o’Clock, 
14 Meffage to him defiring his Attendance ; Meffengers 
Report ; Debate thereon; Minifters fent for from the Affem- 
bly ; Prayers ; new Speaker chofen; excufes himfelf; Excufe 
not admitted ; Meflage to Lords, acquainting them therewith, 
and Anfwer; Houte prefents him at their Bar; Choice ap- 

roved, 30 July Late Speaker’s Declaration read, 31 
Seater to have Power to grant Pafles to go beyond Sea, 3 
To iffue Warrant for the Removal of a Prifoner, 20 














Aug. 

Nov. 

— 1648, to iffue Warrants for breaking open Doors, 21 
June——Gives a cafiing Vote, 28 July. 

Speckart, Dorothy, 1647, Petition read; Order for beftowing 
100 /. on her for her prefent Subfiftence, 11 Nov. 

Spencer, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Spies, 1648, General to be defired to grant Commiffions for 
trying thofe come from the revolted Ships, by martial Law, 
14 Aug. 

Spiller, Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, g Mar. 

Spring Garden, 1647, Order againft walking there on Sundays 
and Faft-days—Keepcer to fell no Liquors, 31 Mar. 

Squibbe, Captain Stephen, 1648, appointed Commander of a 
Ship,17 May. 

Squire, Scipio, 1647, the Committee of plundered Minitters to 
examine how far he was concerned in a late Riot, 30 Dec. 

Thomas, 1647, Petition of his Executor, read; Report 
touching Monies taken from him by Authority of Parliament, 
to be made, 4 Mar. Made; Queftion for Re-commitment, 
Neg. Refolution for charging it as a Debt to the State; 
Queftions for charging it upon the Excife—Upon the Receipts 
at Goldfmiths Hall, feverally Neg.—Order for paying his 
Executor out of Delinquents Eftates, 8. Agreed to by 
Lords, 22. 

Stafford County, 1646, previous Quelftion for allowing them 
4,000/. for difbanding their Forces, and fending them into 
Ireland, Affirmative ; main Quefiion, Neg. 7 Dec. Com- 
mittee added to the Committee of Sequeftrations ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 6 Feb. 

1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Coim- 

miffion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29 Leave 

given him to refide out of the County, 16 Dec. Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 24 Members fent down for bringing in 
the Arrears of the Affeffments of 600,000/.; the Committee 
of the Army to prepare Inftructions for them, and Letter to 
haften the Payment, 23. inttructions and Letter reported, 

read, and agreed to, 24. 

1647, new Writ, 22 Oct. 

Town, 1646, Moiety of the Colleétions next Faft-day 

within the Bills of Mortality, to be difpofed of for Relief of 

the poor vifited Inhabitants, 26 Dee ——Order for continuing 

a Garifon with 50 Men, 2 Mar.—Appointing a Governor, 

17. 



































For 








1647, Order for flighting the Garifon, 13 July 

paying them goo/. in Part of their Arrears, 4 Oct. _ 

1648, Governor’s Letter read; Order for a Letter of 
Thanks for preferving the Town, 14 Aug. Another Letter, 
touching his good Succefs againft Duke Hamilton, read; 
Order for a Reward to the Meflenger—For a Letter of Thanks, 
25. 

——— 1647, Report concerning the Election; Mr. Swynfen’s 
Eleétion voted good, 24 July. 

Stage-plays, 1647, Order for fupprefling them, Bear-baitings, 
and Bull-baitings, 16 July. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments agreed to ; Continuance thereof, 














17 Order for putting it in Execution, 11 Aug.—-—Or- 
dinance for fupprefling them, read, and paffled, 16 O&amp;—— 
Agreed to by om 22 Another to the fame Purport, or- 


dered ; Juftices of Peace, the Committee of the City Militia, 
&amp;c. to fupprefs them, 22 Jan. Ordinance read, 21. Read 
Second time, and pafled,g Feb. Agreed to by Lords, 11—— 
Ordinance from Lords for fupprefling them, read; nothing 
done thereupon, 31 Jan. 

1648, the Committee of Complaints to confider the 
Breaches of the Ordinance, and put them in Execution, with 
Power to fend for Offenders, 23 June——The Committee of 








IN DEX to the FirruH Vo.uuMe. 


the Militia to take care the Materials in the feveral Playhoufes 
be made unufeful for that Service ; len Y', HS Skippon to 
aflift them with Hortfe, if neceffary—A Committee to fit de 
die in diem to put the Ordinances in Execution, receive In- 
formations, examine Negle¢ts, and redrefs them, 26 July. 

Stamford, Earl of, 1646, Lords Defires concerning him, read ; 
former Orders for an Allowance to him, to be complied with, 
1 Jan. 

Stamper, Richard, 1647, Order for paying him 3o00/. for Re- 
paratiqn of Goods taken from him, 21 Apr. 

Standifh, 1648, Ordinance appointing a Rector, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Coucurrence to be defired, 21 Apr. 

Stanley, Ferdinando, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 10 Jan. 

Stanflead, 1647, Ordinance for making it a distinét Parith, 
read twice, and committed, 31 Jan. 

Stapeley, Antony, 1647, to have Pafs for himfelf, Tutor, and 
Servant, to go beyond Sea, 17 Dec. 

Stapleton, Bryan, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to ftate 
his Accounts, 6 Jan. 

Starkey, Philip, 1647, Petition; Order for paying him 2007. 
with Intereft, 8 Mar. 

Starre, Colonel, 1647, the Committee of Accounts to receive, 
ftate, and certify his Accounts, 14 Apr. 

Staunton, ‘Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 16 Sept. 

William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23 Dec. 

Steele, William, 1647, to be recommended to Lord Mayor, 
&amp;c. to be Recorder ; Conference to be defired with Lords 
thereupon; Managers appointed, 29 Jan. Conference defired, 
agreed to, and held, 31. 

Stephens, William, 1646, his Commiffion from the King, to 
be prefented, 6 Jan—Sir Richard Onslow’s Letter, and the 
Protection inclofed, read; Bufinefs referred to the Committee 
of Complaints, 11. 

——— George, 1647, to be fummoned to attend, 8 Sept. 
Information concerning him and Mr. Gewen, referred to a 
Committee, 23 Nov. 

— John, 1647, Ordinance for Reparation to him out of 

Sir Jacob Astley’s Eftate, read, and paffed, 22 Dec. Agreed 

to by Lords, go. 

Henry, 1648, his Petition, and Report from the Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs, read—Refolution for allowing 1,400l. 
1s. as a Debt of the State—Touching the manner of paying 
it, 18 May. 

Sterborough Cattle, 1648, Order for making it indefenfible, 4 
July. 

Sterling, Major-gencral Robert, 1647, intercepted Letters from 
him to the Scots General and others, read ; Order for fending 
over him and his Servant from Ireland ; a Committee to pre- 
pare Letter to Lord Inchiquin for that Purpofe, 18 Sept. Let- 
ter read, and re-committed, 20 Lord Pachiquin’s Anfwer 
read, 2 Nov.—Lettcr concerning his Arrival ; Serjeant to 
fend for him up, 5. Lords to be acquainted therewith, g 

The Committee for Irifh Affairs to examine him, 12 
Dec. His Petition from Lords, read, and to be confidered, 
13 Jan. They put Houfe in mind thereof—Order for making 
Report, 22 Jan. 2 Feb.—_—Another Petition from Lords, 
with fpecial Recommendation, 1 Mar. They put Houfe in 
mind thereof, 15. 

Steward, William, 1647, Ordinance for repaying him 3,600/. 

read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 21 Apr. 

Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 6 Jan. 

Stewart, Nicolas, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pare 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paifed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Dec. 

Stoakley, George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 7 Mar. 

Stockton Cafile, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and made untenable, 
26 Feb. 

1647, new Works to be flighted, 13 July. 

Stockton, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 27 May. 

Stone, Captain Henry, 1646, appointed Governor of Stafford, 
17 Mar. 

Pr Awe 1646, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Minifter, 
20 Feb. 

Stores, public, 1647, the Keepers to iffue fuch Ordnance, &amp;c. 
as they fhall receive Warrants for from the Committee at 
Derby Houfe, 31 July. 
































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1648, a Committee to confider of a monthly Eftablifh- 

ment for furnifhing them, and taking off Salt Petre, 22 May 

Order for 4,o00/. to furnifh them; the Committee of 
the Navy to confider how it may be raifed, 27 July Or- 
dinance tor employing 7,000/. Part of the 100,000/. formerly 
afligned to the Scots for providing Powder, ordered, 25 Aug. 
Read twice, and patled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 31. 

Story, Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concurrence 
to he defired, 1 July. 

Stowell, Sir Jolin, 1647, Order for proceeding to his Trial ; 
Solicitor appointed, 19 Jan. 

Strachan, Captain John, 1646, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee of Soldiers, 25 Dec. 

— 1647, another Petition; Order for paying him 393. in 
full Ditcharge of all his Demands, 14 May. 

1648, Order jor beftowing 200/. upon him, 28 Aug. 

Strangewaies, Sir John, 1647, Petition read; Order for adinit- 
ting him and his Son to their Compofitions ; the Committee 
at Goldimiths Hall to compound with them ; Compofition- 
money to be employed for the Service of the Navy, g Mar. 
—RKefolution for fetting a Fine of 10,000/. upon them ; 
Member to treat with Sir John about Times of Payment, 16. 

a 1648, his Petition to be read, 17 Apr. Read, witir 
a former Vote; his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, ordered, 10. Fhis 5th and 20th Parts to be 
included in his Fine, 20. Ordinance read twice, and re- 
committed, 22. 

Strickland, \\ alter, 1646, his Credentials to the States of the 
United Provinces, read, and agreed to, 1 Mar. 

——-——- 1647, a Committee to prepare Letter to him con- 
cerning ‘bwo Ships taken by De Witt, 8 Apr. Letter read, 
aud agreed to—The Commitee of the Navy to prepare ano- 
ther, touching a Combination of fome Merchants that hold 
Correfpondence with the Lrifh Rebels, and fet forth Ships of 
Keprifal, 16—Leave given him to come home; Order for 
acquainting him therewith, and for a Ship tor his Convoy, 
20 Aug.——Letter requiring bim to repair into Holland 
forthwith, ordered, 4 Jan—-—-A Committee to prepare In- 
fiructions for him, 2 Feb, Report that they are ready — 
His Credentials to the States General, and the States of the 
particular Provinces, read, and agreed to; Lorés Concurrence 
to be defired, 5 Leave given him to come home for a 
Week, 13 Mar. 

——— Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 26 May—His Petition 
read, 27. 

+ ---—_—_- Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 19, July. 

-—_———- Sir William, 1647, to be excufed for his Abfence on 
the Call of Houle, and from attending on the Day appointed, 
14 O€t. 

Stroad, John, 1647, his Vine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 10 June——lKieturned from Lords, with 
Amendments, 15 Mar. 

— Joan, 1647, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning her Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 17 Dec. ¢ 

- 1648, returned from Lords with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 22 Apr. 

Strode, Colonel William, 1647, Certificate of his Accounts to 
be read, 14 May. 

—— 1648, Information againft him; previous Quefiion for 
giving him Notice to attend forthwith, Affirmative, 31 Mar. 

— Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Strong, Mr. defired to preach, 31 Mar.——7 June, 1647 

26 July, 1648———Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 

28 Apr.—og June, i647,——-30 Aug. 1648. 

— William. Vide Dunfians in the Weji. 

Stuckley, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to defired, 27 Dec. 

Studley, James, 1647, Refolution for indiéting him of High 
Treafon; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indiétment ; 
Managers and Solicitor appointed ; Order for taking him into 
Cuftody, 25 Sept. Proclamation for apprehending him, 
reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct. 

Style, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
iis Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 27 Jan. 

Subfidies, 1646, Certificates of the Accounts of the Treafurers 
for the Four Subfidies granted 16° Car. Regis, read; Ac- 
count approved; Order for paving the Remainder in their 
Hands; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Feb. 

Suffolk, 1647, Members to write into the Country for fuppreff- 
ing a Peution againft the Army, 6 Apr. Order appointin 
a ~~ and for a Commiflion to him, 17 Nov. fapeed 
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Firru VouuMe. 


to by Lords, 29 Members fent down for bringing in the 

Arrears of the Affeffments of 600,000 /. the Committee of the 

— to prepare Inftructions for them, and a Letter to haften 

the Payment, 23 Dec. Inftruétions and Letter read, and 

agreed to, 24———Sheriff has Liberty to come to London, 15 

Jan.—Order from Lords to that Purpofe, agreed to, 22. 

— 1648, Members tent down for Prefervation of the Peace 
of the County, 22 June—One fent for fettling the Militia, 
26—Ordinance for paying their Forces One Month’s Pay, or- 
dered, 30 Ordinance for raifing 16,o00/. out of the 
County, read, and pailed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
27 July—Letter of Thanks to the Gentlemen of the County, 
with Promife that Houle will fee their Engagements dif- 
charged, ordered, 5 July Ordinance for fequeftering 
Delinquents Eftates for raifing Forces for the Safety of the 
County, ordered, 1 Sept. 

——— Earl of, 1647, Refolution for impeaching him of High 
Treafon; Impeachment to be fent to Lords, with Defire that 
he may be fequettered from Houfe and committed, 8 Sept. 
—Meilage defiring them to appoint a Day for bringing up the 














Articles, 17 Sept.——14 O¢t.—Day appointed, 14. A Com- 
mittee to prepare them, 15———Melage from Lords defiringe a 
fpeedy Proceeding ; Articles to be reported, 29 Noy.——~To 


be read, 1 Dee.—Mellage to Lords defiring a longer Time 
for bringing them up; agreed to, 2—Orders and Warrants 
fiened by him, and other Informations and Matters of Evi- 
dence, reported, and read, 13——~—Arucles reported ; Evidence 
to each read, and applied, by the Reporters; Articles, ‘Title, 
and Conclufion, agreed to, 29 Jan. Sent to Lords, 31. 

———— 1648, Kefolution againft procceding further upon his 
linpeachment, 3 June. ‘To be communicated to Lords ; 
Meflage from them that they will difcharge him unlefs Houte 
proceed by a Dav appointed, 5. 

Summer Ulands, 1647, Petition concerning them referred to the 
Committee for Barbadoes, 16 July. 

Sun, aShip. Vide Rogers, John. 

Sunday, 1646, Ordinance tor better Obferyation thereof, to be 
printed, with the Ordinance for better Obfervation of the Fatt- 
days; Members to fend them into their refpeétive Counties, 
&amp;e. 9 Dee —Order for putting them in Execution, 22. Re- 
turned from Lords with Amendments ; Amendments agreed 
to, 23. 

——- 1647, City Magilirates to put them in Execution—A 
Coinmittee to prepare Ordinance for more effectual Obterva- 
tion thereof, 30 June——Ordinance read twice, and com- 
mitted, 23 Keb.——-Committce to mect de dic in diem, 16 
Mar. 

——-— 1648, additional Ordinance for more firict Observation 
thereof, and of Faft Days, read twice, and re-committed to 
the Committee that brought it in, 29 Mar. Read twice, 
and committed, 31——~—The Committee of Complaints to 
confider the Breaches thereof, with Power to fend for Offenders 
and put the Ordinances in Execution, 23 June——Another 
Committee to fit de die in diem, and put them in Exccution 
26 July, 

Sunderland, Langdale, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Con 
currence to be defired 5 Jan. , 

SUPPLY. 

Application of Public Moneys. 

—~-—~ 1646, Order for 200/. for Colonel Aldriche, 5 Dee. 
~~1,200 /, ior Phyficians and Surgeons attending maimed Sol- 
diers, 7—504. for Elizabeth Atkyn—go/. for Mrs. Pinkney 
—100/, tor Mary Blague—go/. for Joan Morgan—-1,700/. 
for telling and carrying the Scots Money, 8-—1,500 /. for Co- 
lonel Purefoy—7504 for Sir Walter Erle, 10—1,000/, for 
neceflitous Officers, &amp;c. 12—300/. for Mr. Pierrepoint, 15 
—500/. for Earl of Worcefter’s Funeral—sool. for Lord 
Doewra’s Funeral, 19—36,904/. 19s. 6d. for Maurice 
Gethin and others, 21—6o0o0/, for Sir William Lifter’s Lady 
—2,000 /, for Colonel Carter—s5oo/. for Major-general Skip- 
pon, 22—5,000/. for Ireland—1,oo0/. for Lady Moore— 
g00/. and 300f, per Annum for Mrs. Chichetter—4 l. per 
Week for Lady Denny, 23—500/. for Colonel Blague— 
2,000 /, for the Inhabitants of Bemifter, 25—5,000 /. for Lord 
Gray of Warke—A Month’s Pay for Captain Fifher, 26—- 
200 /. for Robert Coker, 28—1,000 /. for Sir John Merrick— 
2,000 /. for Mr. Whitelock, 29 1,000 Z. tor Mr. Pury— 
1,000/. for Mr. Hodges—sool. for a Jewel for the Earl of 
Leven, 2 Jan.—2004 and 5004. per Annum; for the Privy 
Countellors of [reland—2,o000 /. for Sir Hardres Waller—2,000/. 
for Colonel Sidney, 4—3364. 14s. 6d. for Johnfon and 
Knight, 6—2,500/. for the Commiflioners appointed to re- 
ceive the King at Newcafile, 7--10,000/. for Lord Say— 
6,000/. for Sir Benjamin Rudyer—s5,o00/. for Sir Rowland 
Wandesford—3,250 /. for Charles Fleetwood—3,000 1. for Na- 
thanael Bacon—100 /. for Thomas Windall—2,166 /. for Co- 
lonel Waite—5oo/, for Robert Fogg, 9—2,0334. 35. a 

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Major-general Browne—4,482/. 13s. 6d. for Sir Samuel 
Luke—4,oo00/. for the Yorkfhire Forces, 11 1004. for 
Mrs. Balfton, 12—200/. for Elizabeth Buller—1,500 /. for 
Lady Fairfax, 16—5,000 /. for Mr. Holles—5,000/. for Mr. 
John Selden—7,000/. for Sir John Elliot—5,000/. for Sir 
Peter Heyman—5,000/. for Mr. Walter Long—5,000/. for 
Mr. Strode—s,oo00/. for Mr. Benjamin Valentine—soo/. for 
a Monument to Sir Miles Hobart—10,4454 125. ad. for 
Mr. Vailall—5,o00 /. for Mr. John Hampden—-380/. for Mrs. 
Herle—100/. for Lady Mary Leigh—2,o00/. and a weekly 
Allowance of 166/. for Portfmouth and Hurté Caftle, 18— 
10,000 /. for the Earl of Northumberland—1,000 4, for re- 
pairing the Pier of Lyme—2,000/. per Annum for the ‘I ruftees 
for Sale of Bilhops Lands, 19—100/. for Sir Peter Killegrew 
—ioo/. for Mr. Jenks—180 /. for Browrfe and Baker—200 /. 
for Lord Cafileftewart—200 /. for Francis Smith—-200 /. for 
Sir Henry Vane, fenior, 20-~500/. for Soldiers that brought 
up Dr. Hudfon—6o /. for Serjeants Deputies, 21—6,000 l. for 
the Suuthampton Horfe—2,205 /. 3s. Od. for Colonel! Thomp- 
fon, 25—500/. for Lieutenant General Cromwell—5oo l. for 
Colonel Morgan, 26-——200/. for Sir Peter Killegrew, 27— 
1,400 /. for the Forces at Belfafti—soo L. for Colonel Temple— 
100 /. for Mr. Batil—6/. per Week for Lady Ranelagh—1oo /. 
for Anne Wyberroc, 28——2o0o0/. for Sir James Barry, 1 
Feb.—100/. for Captain Thompton—3,000 /. for the Charges 
of the King’s Journey to Holmby Houfe, 6—2o00/. per An- 
num for General Points—zoo/. for a Jewel for the Earl of 
Leven, g—4,071/. 15s. 10d. for Colonel Barton, 10— 
3,000 /. for Mr. Meldrun, 11—2,000 72. for Colonel Ceely, 13 
—2,000 /. for Colonel Greve, 17—3,000 4. for the Earl of Or- 
mond—22,877/. 19s. 7d. for lreland, 22—e2o/. for Richard 
Hooke—2o/. for ‘Thomas Butler, 26—10,o00/. for Ireland, 
27——100 Marks for Nathanael Barnet—1o/, a Week for 
the Townlinen of Taunton, 2 Mar.—9,155/. 15s. 10d. for 
Lord Willoughby of Parham—1,200/. for maimed Soldiers, 
4—1,0844. 3s. 1d. for Sir William Conftable, 9—1,000/. 
for Colonel Antony Rous, 12--100/. for the Tile of Sarke, 
13—6o,000 /. per Menfem for the Armies in England and Ire- 
land, 16—7,407/. for Mr. Pierrepoint, 22—200/. for Minif- 
ters fent to Ireland, 23. 

1647, ‘two Months Arrears and a Month’s Advance for 
Forees to be tranfported into Ircland—sood. for Colonel Sa- 
muel Birch, 26 Mar.-—300/. for Mr. Hartlibb, 31 504, a 
Week for maimed Soldiers, 9 Apr.—4,000/. for Lady Brooke— 
500/. tor Mr. Sanderfon—12,oo0l. for Dublin, 16—5o/. 
apiece to the Meflengers of the Committee of both Kingdoms 
—100/. for the Meflenger of the Army—goo/. for Richard 
Stamper—1,074/.17s. 4d. for the Treafurers of the Adven- 
turers for additional Forces by Sea for Lreland, 21—4,o000/. 
for William Sykes, 22—1,o00/. for Major-general Skippon, 
29 1,750. for Mr. Potter, 1 May—g,o0v00 4. for Alderman 
Pennington, 4———1,000/. for Lady Moore—1,440/. for Sir 
Thomas Soamce—10,000 /. for Relief of poor indigent Perfons 
—lInterefit for 1,000/. to Sir John Dreiden, and others— 
2,591/. 17s. 6d. for Mr. Vaflall, 6—2,500/. for Mr. Sel- 
den—2,500/, for Mr. Valentine, 11—987/. 2d. for Capt. 
Charles Pym—17,198/. 10s, 11d. for reduced Officers— 
7,728 1. 11s. 8d. for Dutch Officers—1o00/. for Major Boza 
—50/. for Mary Rawlins—2o93/. for Captain Strachan— 
—goo/. for Sufanna Abercromy—1o/. for the Commiflioners 
with the Army, 14—40,000/. for the Forces that difband and 
engage for Ireland, 25—1,500/. for the Earl of Ancram— 
18,000/, for the Committee of the City Militia, 27—5o00/. 
for repairing and re-edifying the Military Ground in St. Mar- 
tin’s in the Fields—2oo/. for repairing and re-edifying the 
Military Yard in Tothill-fields—150,000/. for paying the 
Arrears of the Army—2oo/, for Mrs. Pattenfon—goo/. for 
Captain Playford, 28 3,000/, for Soldiers Widows, &amp;c. 
2 June—i0,000 /. for Officers whofe Accounts are fiated, 3— 
10,000/. for certain Soldiers—-50/. for Captain Titus, 4— 
2001. for Sir Robert Pye’s Troop—ioo/. for Edward Wal- 
ford—1oo/. for Colonel! Jackfon and others—2o0 /. for Colonel 
Groves, 5-—10,000/. for certain Soldiers, 7—10,000 /. for 
the Forces detigned for Ireland, 8—200/. for Captain Far- 
mer’s Dragoons—10,000/. for Officers and Soldiers come off 
from the Army, 11—4,907/4. 7s. 4d. for Colonel Birch—- 
1,050/. for Mr. Knight, 15—10,000/. for the Forces of the 
Northern Affociation—4o,000/. for Ireland, 22—200/. for 
ihe Commiflioners in the Army, 24——200/. for Captain 
Lifle—ioo/. for Captain Freke, 2 July—2,ooo/. to Mr. 
Clerke upon Account—2o/. 12s. to Henry Cleare, 3— 
20,000/. for the Army—2oo/. for the Commiflioners with 
the Army, o—2,000/, to Colonel Mafley, 10—200/. to the 
Countefs of Kildare, 14—2,000/. for repairing Lyme and 
Weymouth Piers—io,oool. for the Forces in Lempfter— 
1,6761. 19s. 4d. to Colonel Michael Jones, 16—380/. to 
Colonel Mazier, 17 4,000/. to Plymouth, 3 Aug.—- 
1,500/. to Lynue—3oo /. to the Commiflioners with the Army 
































—2,000/, for lreland—5,642 /. to Captain Plunkett, 14—1 ,ooo/. 
to Colonel Jones—5o00/. to Colonel Fenwicke—1i,o00/. to 
Colonel Moore—5o0o0/. to Colonel Conway—2oo/. to Sir 
John Gifford—2ool. to Sir Henry Titchborne, 18—8,o00/. 
for the Garifon of Plymouth, 19—goo/. to Tfabel Pont— 
30%. per Week to maimed Soldiers, 21 100l, and 5s. 
weekly to Mrs. Pinade, 9 Sept.—2o/. to Lady Pigott, 14 
—1,175l. to Thomas Prince—1,500/. to Lynn, 20—1,000/. 
for the Garifon at Windfor—200 /. for Repair of St. Margaret’s 
Church—1o s. per Week to Lieutenant Colonel Davifon, 23— 
1,000 /. to Lieutenant Colonel Rainfborough, 27—-750/. to 
Weymouth—75o/. to Brifiol—48v/. toSouthampton—1,500/. 
to Portlinouth—1,200/. to Lyan— 300 /, to Stalled —oee l. to 
Shrewibury—450/. to Windfor—1,800 /. to Chefter—2,4oo/. to 
Hull—i 507. to Belvoir Caftle—360 /. to Pontefraét—4501. to 
Scarborough, 4 Oci.—1oo0/. quarterly to Dr. Ufher—1,030 1, 
to Colonel Thornhagh, 5—1,000/. to Sir Thomas Maleverer, 
12—100 4. to Lady Shirley, 16—1,200 /. to Lieutenant Colonel 
Gell, 22 ——2,500 /. to the Earl of Ormond—100 /. to Colonel 
Cafile, 4 Nov.—4o,o00/. to the Army, 9—100/. to Doro- 
thy Speckart, 11—500/, to defray the King’s Expences, 16 
—7ool. to Lady Willoughby, 17—10,000/. for Plymouth, 
18—5o/, to Captain Pigott, 29—1,000 /, to Lord Inchiquin— 
10,0001, to the Province of Munfier, 30 2,500/. to Col. 
Needham—1oo/. to Sir Edward Povey—6oo,ooo/. for Ar- 
rears of the Soldiery, 18 Dec.—1,663 /. to Captain Wingate 
—500/l, to Mr. Marfhall—s5oo/. to Mr. Rye, 23—319/. 
8s. 5d. to Captain Rich—3,963/. 18s. 5d. to William Sykes, 
30 1002. to Elizabeth Chambers, 5 Jan.—1,oo0/. to Sir 
Willicm Middleton, 1o—20,000/, per Menfem for Ireland, 11 
—5ol. to Joanna Peytoe—5so/. to Sarah Hayward—5ol. to 
Mary Heathcott, 17—50/. to Commiflary Clayton—s5o0/. to 
Captain St. George—ioo/. to Colonel Bampfield, 18—300/. 
to Sir John Borlafe, 1g—5o0/. to Sir Arthur Blundell, 22— 
70,000 l. for the Navy, 24—5oo/. to the Commiflioners going 
into Scotland, 27—500 /. to the Earl of Nottingham—1,o00 /. 
to William Afhurft, 31 1,000/. to Robert Fenwicke, 3 
Feb.—200/. to Martha Pygott, 15—1,000/. to Colonel John 
Bingham—1,oco/. to Colonel William Sydenham—2,v00 /. to 
Sir Charles Cufte—100 4. to Lady Cawhield—2,000 4. to Lord 
Broghill, 16—4oo/. to James Bamber and Richard Fleetwood 
—i5il. 6s. 3d. to Captain Thomas Afhley, 21—500/. to 
Major Robert Harley, 25 90,0164. to Major-general 
Browne—1,448 ¢, to Colonel Edmund Harvey—s5ol. to Wil- 
liam Affom—g350l. to Major Andrew Jackfon, 3 Mar— 
200/, to Mr. Starkey—go00/, to Mr. Waldron—4,ooo/. to 
Colonel Venn—4,28i 2. 18s. 4$d. to Mr. Peck—1,o001. to 
Auditor Broad—1,ooo0/. to Auditor Wilcox—1,o00/. to Co- 
lonel Robert Blake—1,681 4. 15s. to Mr. Wither—s,o00 /. 
to Colonel Legard, 8 — 791/. to Captain Mantfell’s Ad- 
minilivatrix, 14—2,1554. 7s. 7d. to Captain Samuel Gar- 
diner, 15—500/. per Annum to the Duke of York, 16— 
5,121¢, to Lord Gray, 20—350¢. to Lieutenant Somafter— 
1,000/, to Sir Arthur Hatlelrigg—8oo /. to John Mille—6oo 7. 
to Lawrence Whittaker—i,ooo/. to Forces in the Ifle of 
Wight, 21-—1,500/. to Lady Elien Drake—4/. per Week to 
Lady Obryan—4,oo00/. to Lady Vifcountels Moore—2,oo0 /. 
to Lady Anne Harcourt, 22—2,5001. for Cambridge Univer- 
fity—617 /. 15s. 6d. to Edward Hutbands—1,633 /. to Richard 
Willis, 24. 
1648, 500/. to Bridget Farrer, 28 Mar.—2,500/. to 
Colonel Jephfon—779/. 5s. gd. to Sir Richard Houghton, 
3, Apr.—4,000l, per Annum to* the Commiflioners of the 
Great Seal—1,oo00 /. to Officers and Soldiers in Whitehall and 
the Meufe—so/. to" Major Gray—go/. to Captain Nelfon, 
13—5o/. to Major Elfynge—go/. to Captain Chandler, 14— 
1,500/. for Soldiers in the Tower, 15—30/. to Captain 
Davies—3o/. to Captain Barrington, 18—5,o00/. to Colonel 
Mitton—1,000¢. per Annum to Major-general Skippon, 10 
—5,000/, for repairmg Newcatile and Tinmouth Coflle= 
6,o00/. for repairing Hull, 25———5o00/. for fortifying Scar- 
borough Cattle—500/. for Reparations at Briftol, 2 May— 
4poot. for Forces difbanded in Lancafhire, 16—1,400/.°1s. 
to Henry Stephens, 18—3,000/. to difbanded Soldiers in 
Yorkthire, 2 42,0004. to certain Officers and Soldiers— 
1,0004, to Meflengers and Intelligencers—2,785/. 6s. 2d. to 
Colonel Barwis and others, 3 June—2o00/. to Captain Bat- 
ton, 5—360/. to Colonel Moore—27,566/. 19s. 3d. to 
Officers from Munfter, g—200 /, to Captain Taylor—1,o00/. 
to Mr. Lloyd, 10—602/. to Lord Forbes—2oo/. to Lady 
Meldrum—2oo0/. to Lord Cawfieid, 12—35,000/. to the Mar- 
quis of Argyle, 16—200/. to Lady Gray—e2ool. to Wil- 
liam Perkins, 1g—500/. to Nottingham Caftle—2oo/. to the 
Governor—2,o00/. in prelent for providing Saltpetre and Pow- 
der—1,ooo/. per Mentem tor that Ufe—5o/. to Dr. Doriflaus 
—500/. 10 the Kari of Kildare—3o00/, to Colonel Wogan, 20 
—1,ov0/. for fortitying Briftol, 21—40,000/. for the Navy, 22 
—7,ovo0l, for the Northern Counties—500/. for Hull, 27— 
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4,000 1. for LancafhireForces—10o0 1. for Security of Farnham 
—6oo l. for repairing and victualling Chefier Caftle, 29-—Addi- 
tional 100. per Week to fick and maimed Soldiers—Additional 
Salary of 50¢. per Anuum to their Treafurer, 30 500/, for 
repairing and victualling the Forts at Plymouth—5o/. per 
Week tor the Poor—5oo/. to Colonel Weldon—4,000 /. for 
the Lancafhire Forces, 1 July—5,000/. for raifing and paying a 
Regiment of Horfe for Safety of the Parliament, 3—100 1. to 
Colonel Butler—iool. to Quarter-mafter Fincher, 5—500 /. 
to Captain Henry Jervoife, 7—558/. 13s. to Colonel James 
Hopton—730/. 4s. to Colonel William Herbert—2,ooo/. to 
Colonel offeter, 8-—500/. for Wallingford Cafile, 13— 
500/. to Colonel Arthur Hill, 21—1,000/. to the Parlia- 
ment Guards—20,o00/. for the Northern Forces—1oo0 /. to 
William Ofbourn and John Spencer—1,ooo/. for Forces in 
the Ile of Wight—200/. for viciualling and repairing Hurtt 
Cafile, 24—4,000/. for furnifhing Stores—8oo/. for Tilbury 
Fort, 27 2,205 ¢. 12s. Od. to Captain William Parfons— 
o40/. 3s. 13d. to Lord Caftlefteward—g350/. to William 
Sykes—4oo/. to reduced Officers—3,526/. 12s. to other 
reduced Officers, 31 500/. to Ralph Darnall—2,oo0 /. 
to Richard Pigott—1,300/ to Richard Baker—2,815 /. 18s. 
10d.to Robert Carne and Co.-—2,0904, to Ralph Darnall, 
i Aug.—1,o00/. to Colonel Carter—1,ooo/. to Colonel 
‘Twifleton—318/. to Colonel Devereux, 2—1i00/. to Com- 
miffioners to treat with the King, 3—Goo/. to Mr. Sleigh, 7 
—300/. to Mr. Froft, upon Account—2oo/. to Thomas 
Coke, g—500/. to Mrs. Needham—1,ooo/. for the Lancatfhire 
Forces, 12—6oo/. to Leicefterfhire—2,ooo/. for Repair of 
Brampton Brian—3,oo00/. for Lieutenant-colonel John Lil- 
bourne, 22 — 500/. to Major Smithfon — 200/. to Mr. 
Evans—200/. to Adjutant Blackmore—cool. to Major 
Strachan, 28—2,010/, to Colonel Waite, 29—500/. to Mr. 
Ufbands, 30—-5,000/. to Sir Richard Darley—5oo /. to Sir 
Gerard Lowther—5oo/. to Sir Francis Willoughby—5o00/. to 
Sir Paul Davies—2oo/. to Sir James Barry-—5o/. to Mr. Ruth- 
worth, 31——-100/. to Capt. Backhowfe—100/. to Lieu- 
tenant Hill--200/. to certain Officers aad ‘Troopers, 1 Sept. 
Ordinances of Supply. 

———— 1646, Ordinance for Tonage and Poundage, ordered, 2 
Mar. Read twice; Blank filled up; Ordinance pafled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13. 

1646, Refolution for a monthly Affeffinent of 60,000 2. 
for Maintenance of the Forces in England and Ireland ; Or- 
dinance for that Purpofe ordered, 16 Mar. To be read, 19. 
Read, 20. Committed ; the Committee to obferve the Order 
of the Howfe touching the Proportions, 22. 

1647, Ordinance to be reported, 6 Apr. Reported ; 
previous Quefiions for abating 1,000 4. per Menfen in Deyon- 
thire—For adding a Provifo concerning levying Moneys with- 
out Authority of Parliament; feverally Neg.—Provifo for ex- 
empting the Univerfities, read twice, and committed ; report- 
ed, and pafied—Provifo touching North Wales, read twice ; 
nothing done thereupon— Provifo touching Payment of free 
Quarter, read twice; Infiruétion to be prepared for difcharging 
it out of Monies levied by this Ordinance—Provifo touching 
Southwark, read, and rejected ; previous Queftion that the 
Commencement fhall be 25th March, 1647, Affirmative ; 
Ordinance pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 7 
fToufe put them in mind thereof, 13 May Order for print- 
ing and difperfing 6,000 Copies—Letters to be fent with them 
into the feveral Counties, to haften the levying the Money, 6 
July Commiflioners added; Part concerning Comimif- 
fioners in Bucks explained, 22 O&amp;t. A Committee to 
prepare Letter for hafiening the Payment of the Arrears, 13 
Nov. Comniiflioners to appoint a Receiver-general; Order 
for a Salary for him, 23 Dec. 
1647, Ordinance for raifing 200,000 /. upon Securities 
therein mentioned, for the Service of England and Lreland, 
ordered, 6 May. Read twice, and committed ; Refolution 
for allowing the Tyeafurers One Peny in the Pound, 12. Or- 
dinance reported; Regifter Accountant appointed, with a Sa- 
lary; Treafurers to allow fuch Salaries to his under Officers as 
they fhall think fit—Provifo concerning exempting certain 
1 Ratoni Eftates, read twice, and pafled; Ordinance 
paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 Ordinance for 
Explanation thereof, and for better raifing 30,000 /. for Eng- 
land and Ireland, ordered, 27 May. Read twice, and com- 
mitted ; Refolution for adding 12,0001. for Payment of poor 
People that have advanced Monies upon the public Faith— 
Provifo concerning Brokers purchafing Tickets, read, and 
committed, 1 June. Ordinance reported, and pafled ; agreed 
to by Lords, 3. 
1647, Refolution for appointing 40,000/. for difbanding 
Six Regiments ; and for a Fortnight’s Pay for thofe that are 
to go to Ireland ; Ordinance for that bey i ordered, 25 May. 
Read twice, and paffed ; agreed to by Lords, 28. 

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— 1647, Ordinance for fecuring the Officers and Soldiers 
read ; Blank filled up with 150,000/. out of the Excife : oe. 
dinance pafled ; agreed to by Lords, 28 May. 

1647, Ordinance for Tonage and Poundage, read ; 
Continuance thereof, 30 Sept. Order for Second Read. 
ing, 1 Oét. Read, and committed, 5. Committee fits, 
5) 7» 11, 15, 25 &amp; 29 Oct. 3 &amp; 6 Nov. —~The 
Committee to confider the Votes paffed concerning the Cuf- 
toms, 12 O¢t.——-Ordinance reported, and re-committed, 
3 Nov.—Reported from Re-commitment—Claufe concern- 
ing Forfeitures, read, debated, and agreed to—Queftion 
for agreeing to the Claufe appointing Commiffioners of the 
Cuftoms, Neg.—Claufe concerning the Allowance of 1 54 
per Cent. agreed to—Provifo touching paying Lmpofitions not 
mentioned herein, read, and rejected ; Ordinance pafled, 6. 
Houte put Lords in mind thereof, 25 Nov. 8 Dec. Or- 
dinance returned with Amendments ; Amendments read, and 
referred to a Committee, g. Report; Houfe adhere to the 
Ordinance as fen' up ; Conference to be defired thereupon ; a 
Committee to aflign Reafons, 11. Ordinance returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to ; Ordinance 
to be printed, 16. 

— 1647, Ordinance for raifing 30,000 /. for Ireland, read 
twice, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10 Nov. 

1647, Ordinance for raifing 50,o00/. for Ireland, by 
Sale of Lands, read twice, and recommitted to the Committee 
that brought it in to till up Blanks, 10 Nov. Returned 
from Lords, with a Provifo; Provifo read, and agreed to, with 
an additional Provilo, 12 Jan. Additional Provifo agreed to 
by Lords ; Ordinance to be printed, 13. 

— 1647, Ordinance for monthly Affeflinent of 20,000 /. 
for Ireland, read, 1 Jan. Read Second time ; Refolution 
touching the Rates ; Ordinance committed, 15. Committee 
fits, 20 &amp; 21. Ordinance to be reported, 22 Reported ; 
Provifo concerning the Univerfities added ; Ordinance pafled, 
1 Feb. Returned from Lords with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 16. Ordinance to be printed, 18. 

— 1647, Ordinance for renewing the Ordinance for the 
Aflefiment of 60,000 1. per Menfem Six Months longer, or- 
dered, 17 Feb. -Read twice, and committed, 1 Mar. 
Reported, and pafled, 6. Returned from Lords with Amend- 
ments ; Amendments agreed to, 15. 

1648, Additional Ordinance for explaining the Or- 
dinance for raifing 50,0004. fur lreland, to be read, 25 Mar. 
Read, 15 Apr. Read Second time ; Provifoes in behalf 
of Lady Honora Obryan and the Earl of Worcefter’s Daugh- 
ters, to be added ; Ordinance and Provifoes committed, 20. 
ig and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be delired, 22 
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1648, additional Ordinance for 60,o00/, per Menfem 
for Maintenance of Lord Fairfax’s Forces, read, and patied ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 18 Apr. 

——— 1648, Ordinance for an Impofition of 4s. per Chaldron 
on Coals, 4s. per Chaldron on Grindftones, and 4s. per 
Weigh on Salt from Newcafile, Sunderland, and Plymouth, 
ordered, 17 July Read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 2 Aug. 

- 1648, Ordinance fur the monthly Affefiment of 60,000 /. 
for Six Months longer, ordered, 29 July. 

Surry, 1647, Ordinance for enabling the Committee to reim- 
burfle themtelves Money they fiand engaged for, for the Soldiery 
of the County, ordered, 22 July To be prefented, 16 
Mar. Read twice, and commitied, 23 Order appoint- 
ing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion to him, 17 Nov. 
Agreed to by Lords, 29 Members fent down for bringing 
in the Arrears of the Affeffments of 600,000 /. ; the Committee 
of the Army to prepare Infiructions for him, and a Letter to 
haften the Payment, 23 Dec. Inftruétions and Letter reported, 
read, and agreed to, 24—Petition of Farmers recommended 
by General, referred io the Committee of Indemnity, 31. 

—— 1648, Report, and High Confiable’s Warrant to the Town 
of Mortlake, communicated by Lords ; tueir Order for fup- 
prefling Tumults, agreed to, 2 May—Petiuion of Gentlemen 
read; Petitioners called in; One informs Houfe he was com- 
manded to defire a {peedy and fatisfactory Aniwer ; Officer of 
the Guard acquaints Huule that they had knocked down feveral 
Soldiers; thanked for his Care in the Safeguard of the Parlia- 
ment, and ordered to continue it; Quefuon for giving an 
Anfwer to the Petitioners, Neg. 16. A Coinmittee to ex- 
amine the whole Bufinefs, and bring in a Declaration there- 
upon, and ftate therein the Courte that ought to be obferved in 
prefenting Petitions—The Committee of the Couuty to pre- 
vent tumultuous Meetings upon Pretence of Peutions, 17— 
Gentlemen of the County to confider of a Courfe for allaying 
Difcontents, ig—Members appointed to go down; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Infiructions ior them ; Inftructions reported, 
read, and agreed to, 20. Returned from Lords with — 

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INDEX vo the Firtru VoLuumMe. 


snents; Amendments agreed to, 22. Power given them to 
meet when and where they pleafe— Declaration of the County 
to the Soldiers of Lord Fairfax’s Army, read; the Committee 
for Printing to find out the Printer and Contriver, 24 —De- 
fires of the Gentlemen, with Lords Senfe thereupon, 26— 
Order for the Soldiers to carry themfelves inoffenfively, if the 
People are quiet, 27-——The Committee appointed to the 
Bufinefs concerning the Petitioners, revived, and to proceed 
thereon, and prepare an Anfwer, o June. An{wer reported 
and re-committed ; reported from Re-commitment, and agreed 
to; Order for publifhing it, 1io——The Committee at Derby 
Houfe to take effeétual Courfe to render all ftrong Places in the 
County indetenfible ; Gentlemen of the County to advife with 
them thereupon, 4 July—Order enabling the County Com- 
mittee to raife a Troop of Horfe, and appointing a Commander, 
10. Agreed to by Lords—A Committee to examine who 
were Actors or Abettors in the late Infurrection, with Power 
to fearch for and fecure Perfons, 11 — Committees added 
to the Committee of the Sequefirations ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 2g——Ordinance for fequettering Delinquents, 
for raifing and maintaining a Troop of Horte, read twice, 
and committed, 24 Aug. Reported; a Company of Foot to 
be added ; Ordinance paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 20. 

Sujjex, 1647, Order for fending Shipping to guard the Coatis, 
1 Apr.- Petition of Inhabitants read ; Part thereof referred 
to the General, 27 Sept.-———Order appointing High Sheriff, 
and for a Commitlion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 
29——Members tent down for bringing in the Arrears of the 
Atieitments of 600,000/.; the Committee of the Army to pre- 
pare Infiructions for them; and a Letter to haften the Pay- 
ment, 23 Dec. Inftructions and Letter reported, read, and 
agreed to, 24. 

1648, Members fent down for Prefervation of the Peace 
of the County, 24. May——27 June—-Petition of Knights, 
Gentlemen, &amp;c. read; Speaker’s Antfwer; a Committee to 
prepare further Anfwer, g June—The County Committee 
unpowered to raife Forces for fupprefling ‘Tumults ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 27 &amp; 30———Free Conference to 
be defired with Lords thereupon ; a Committee to aflign Rea- 
fons, 20 July———The Committee at Derby Houfe to confider 
of fome Ipeedy Way for fupprefling them; Gentlemen of the 
County to advife with them, 29 June—Ordinance for a 
Month’s Pay for their Forces, ordered, 30——-Order for Sa- 
tisfaction to the Parliament’s Friends out of Delinquents Eftates 
engaged in the late ‘Tumults ; the Committee impowered to 
compound with them, 28 Juty. 

Sutton, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 13 Jan. 

Sutton’s Hotpital. Vide Charterhouse. 

Swale, Solomon, 1647, Informations concerning him, and a 
Letter from Rippon, with Examinations inclofed, referred to 
the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 13 May. 

Swan, John. Vide Wells. 

Swanburne, Tobias, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 17 Dec. 

Swanne, William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 12 Aug. 

Swanfey, 1646, Caltle to be difgarifoned, and the new Works 
flighted, 3 Mar. 

-———- 1648, Letter from thence, and Colonel Powell’s War- 
rant to the County to put themfelves in a Pofture of Defence 
—Paper, intituled, Declaration of Colonel Powell and Offi- 
cers and Soldiers under his Command, 18 Apr. 

Swayne, Captain Francis, 1647, his Petition trom Lords, read, 
and referred to the Committee of the Northern Affociation, 
17 Nov. 

Swearing. 








Vide Incefé. 

Sweden, 1647, Papers from Lords concerning the Swedith Ships, 
and Bufinets thereupon depending, referred to the Committee 
of the Admiralty, 6 May. Report; Lords Order for dif- 
charging them, agreed to, 13 Order from Lords for re- 
ferring the Queen of Sweden’s Letter to the Committee of both 
Kingdoms ; and the Matter of Fact concerning the late Dif- 
ferences between the Englifh and Swedith Ships, to the Com- 
mittee for foreign Affairs, agreed to; Summary of the Letter 
read, 9 July Lords Letter to her, agreed to; State of the 
Matter of Fact, read, and agreed to be delivered with the Let- 
ter to the Swedifh Agent; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
28 Sept. 

Swinfen, M re 1648, to be fent for to attend, 14 Apr. 

Sydenham, Colonel William, 1647, Petition read, and referred 


to the Committee of Accounts ; Order for paying him 1,000 /. 
in Part of his Arrears, 16 Feb. 











Captain, and others, 1648, Petition referred to the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs, 3 Apr. 

Sydney, Colonel, 1647. Vide Quarrel. 

— 1648, his Letter read, 12 July. 

Sykes, William, 1646, his Petition from Lords, to be read, 13 
Mar. 

——— 1647, they put Houfe in mind thereof; Petition read ; 

art thereof referred to a Committee—The Committee of 
Accounts to receive, ftate, and certify his Accounts—Order 
for paying him 4,000/. in Part of his Debt, 22 Apr. Sent 
to Lords, 23 His Petition read; a Committee to confider 
his Demand of Intereft for 2,711/. 4s. 1d.—Order for pay- 
ing him 9,963 4. 18s. 5d. for Arms delivered for the Parlia- 
ment ; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 30 Dec. 

— 1648, Read, and paffed, 4 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 14 

His Petition from Lords, 17 June His Demand of In- 

terefi, reported ; Petition read; Order for paying him 35o/. 

in Part of his Debt—The Committee at Derby Houle to ufe 

Means to difcharge him out of Execution—Order for charging 

the Remainder upon the Excife in courfe; agreed to by 

Lords—Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 31 July. 

Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 20 Dec. 

Symball, Jonas, 1647, to be bailed ; Ordinance for pardoning 
him ordered, 28 Oét. 

Symes, Edward, 1647, Pardon to be prepared for him, 2 Oct. 

—— John 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be detired, 31 Dec. 

Walter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 23, Mar. 

Symonds, Jofeph, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing him 
Fellow of Eton College, read, and pafled, 2 Oct. 

Symons, Mr. 1648, defired to preach, 31 Mar. Thanked, and 

” to print his Sermon, 26 Apr. 


























22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. 
1647, &amp; 1048. 


74 A FI, Lord, 1647, Letters taken in his Cabinet prefented ; 
‘T'wo from Lord Digby to him, read, 30 Noy.—To be 
printed ; all to be referred to a Committee, 1 Dee. 

Talbot, Six John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
douing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Dee. 

John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Dec. 

——— Mr. 1647, to be fent for by Serjeant for obfiructing the 
bringing in the Affeflinents in Effex, 5 Feb. Bufinefs referred 
to a Committee, 15. Order for his Difcharge, 16. 

———— Sherrington 1647, his Vine accepted ; | Ordinance for 
pardoning bis Delinquency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 7 Mar. 

Tapper, Nathanael, 1647, Pardon to be prepared for him, 2 
Oct. 

Tarrant, John, 1647, Order for paying his Arrears as Meffenger 
to the Army ; Information of Affronts and Injuries done him, 
referred to a Committee, 21 Apr. 

Tatterfhall Wall, 1648, Order for continuing it in the fame 
Hands it now is, a Aug. Conference defired by Lords there- 
upon, 26. 

Taunton, 1646, to be continued a Garifon with 100 Foot— 
Caftle to be continued a Garifon, and kept by the Townfimen ; 
Order for allowing them 10/. a Week, 2 Mar.—Governor 
appointed, 17. 

1647, Petition of Inhabitants in Approbation of the 
Votes touching the King, read, and to be printed; Peti- 
tioners to be thanked, 9 Feb. Petition in behalf of the 
Town, read ; Letter to be fent to Mr. Hill, recommending 
the Defires therein ; Ordinance for granting them a Charter, 
ordered, 14 Mar. 

Taunton, William, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Tayler, John, 1646, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 
17 Mar. 

Taylour, Thomas, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 12 Jan. 

Captain, 1647, a Committee to enquire whether he was 

an Abettor of a feditious Petition, 20 Jan. | 

John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 

ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 23 Mar. 


A. 16406, 








Sept.—— 











Captain 





INDE X @ the 


——— Captain Edward, 1648, his Relation of the Enemies 
cruel Ufage of the Parliament I’orces near Carnarvon, to be 
printed—Order for beftowing 200/. upon him ; Ordinance 
for that Purpofe ordered, 10 June. 

Robert, 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, for being 
active in the late Infurreétion in Kent; Member to aflift in 
fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to bail 
him ; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.. 

Taunton, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for repairing the Church, 
read, and pafled, 13 Jan. 

Yeafdale, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing 
1 Mar. ead, and pafled, 22. 

Temple, Colonel Purbeck, 1646, Order for paying him 500 /. 
upon Account, to be deducted out of his Arrears, 28 Jan. 

-~~-—— 1648, his Petition from Lords with fpecial Recom- 
mendation, 17 June. 

— Doétor, 1647, defired to preach, 28 Apr. 

Excufed, 4 May. 

—— SirJohn. Vice Parfons, Sir William. 

——— Cornet, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for 
frifh Affairs, 3 Apr. 

— Colonel] James, 1648, his Defires and Informations re- 

ferred to the Committee of Safety—Petition concerning him 

to be read, 24 May. 

Captain, 1648, Houfe approves of his commanding a 
Regiment, 1 July. 

Tenby, 1646, Town and Caftle to be kept garifoned with 100 
Men, 3 Mar. 

—— 1647, Governor to be continued, 25 Mar. 

—— 1648, Letter touching the taking the Calile referred to the 
Committee of the Army; Order for a Reward to the Mef- 
fenger; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Order for trying 
tome of the Prifoners by martial Law, and for fecuring the 
reft, 7 June. 

Tenths. Vide Firji-fruits. 

Terrent, Hannah, 1647, her Petition from Lords ; their Order 
for pardoning her, agreed to, 15 Mar. 

Ferringham, Edward, 1646, Order from Lords concerning his 
Children, 23 Feb. 

Tew, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Vhank{giving, 1647, Order from Lords for a Thankfgiving, for 
reftoring the Freedom and Honour of the Parliament, read, 
and agreed to ; Preachers appointed, 6 Aug. Meflage from 
Lords defiring both Sermonsmay be preached inthe Forenoon, 
10. Agreed to—Another Meflage from them concerning the 
‘Time of going to Church, 11—Order for a Thankfgiving 
within the Lines for a Victory over the Irifh Rebels ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired; Preachers appointed, 18 
Order for a Thankfgiving next Sunday within the Lines, for 
another Victory in Muntter; Lord Mayor to give the Notice 
—Day appointed for a public Thankfgiving through England 
and Wales ; Copies of the Order to be fent by Members to 
their feveral Places—Order for Collections for Englifh Pro- 
tefiants driven out of Lreland, 29 Nov. 

1648, Order for a Thankfgiving next Sunday within 

the Lines, fora Deliverance from a late Infurreétion within the 

City; Lord Mayor and Juftices to give the Minifiers Notice; 











a Reétor, 








18 Aug. 

















Lords Concurrence to be defired, 13 Apr——Order for a ° 


Thankfgiving next Sunday within the Bills, for a great and 
feafonable Victory over the Enemy in South Wales; Lord 
Mayor to give the Minifiers Notice—Day appointed for a 
publick Thankfgiving through England and Wales; Copies 
of the Order to be fent by Members to their refpeciive Places; 
Preachers appointed, 11 May. Lords Concurrence fignified, 
12 Order for a Thankfgiving within the Lines for a great 
Blefling upon the Parliament’s Vorces againfi the Kentifh 
Vorces ; Lord Mayor to give the Minifiers Notice, 3 Junc— 
Order for Thank{giving within the Lines, for reducing Kent; 
Lord Mayor to give the Minifters Notice ; a Committee to 
fiate the Bufinefs for the Thankfgiving, 13 Order for a 
Thank{giving within the Lines for a Viétory in the North; 
Lord Mayor to give the Minifters Notice, 5 July. Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 8—Order for a Vhank{giving within 
the Lines for a Viciory at St. Neots ; Lord Mayor to give the 
Minifters Notice; Preachers appointed, 12. Lords Concur- 
rence fignified, 1g. Preachers thanked, and to print their Ser- 
mons, 20——A Committee to prepare Declaration touching 
the great Victories obtained by the Parliament’s Forces, 12 
July. Declaration reported, and read ; Order for Second 
Reading, 17. Read, and agreed to; Order for printing and 
publifhing it; Lord Mayor to communicate it to the Minifters 
within the Lines—Order for a public 'thank{giving for the 
feveral great Viétories obtained by the Parliament’s Forces, 
to be printed and fent into the Country, 27 Order for a 
general Thank{giving, for a complete Victory over the Scots; 
agreed to by Lords ; Members to fend Copies thereof to their 
reipective Places—Thanks to be given for other Mercies, 23 
Vou. V. 











FirtrH VoLuMeE. 


Aug. Members to collect the Particulars thereof; Preachers 
appointed, 25. Particulars reported; Order for printing and 
reading them in Churches, 26. 

Theloail, Simon, 1646, Certificate concerning him to be con- 
fidered, 21 Jan. 

Theobalds Park, 1646, Order appointing a Keeper ofa Lodge 
there, 2 Feb. Returned from Lords, with Amendments: 
Amendinents agreed to, 13. : 

Thomas, St. Hofpital, Southwark, 1647, Petition of Governors, 
referred to the Committee of Excife, 10 Nov. 

Thomas, William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafied; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 17 Dee. 

Walter, 1648, his Fine accepted, 28 Mar. Ordi- 
nance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 30. 

Thomajin, George, 1647, to be thanked for purchafing a Col- 
lection of Books in the Eatiern Languages; Order for paying 
him the Purchae Money out of Goldfimiths Hall, 24 Mar. 

-—--~ 1648, annulled—Order for paying it out of the Affeff- 
ments for the Scots, 28 May Agreed to by Lords, 22 
June—Order for immediate Payment, 30. — : 

Lhompfon, Colonel George, 1646, his Certificate to be read, 
18 Jan.—Read ; Account allowed; Order for paying him 
2,205/. 3s. 6d. in full-of all Demands, 25. 

1647, Information given by him referred to the Com- 

mittee of both Kingdoms, 1 Jan. 

Francis, 1647, Ordinance from Lords concerning 

him, 17 June. 

James, 1647, to be fent for.as a Delinquent—To be 

put out of the Commiitlion of the Peace, 27 Sept.——His Pe- 

tition referred to the Committee of Complaints, 15 Oét. 

Chriftopher, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be delired, 14 Dec. 











Ot oe 








— John. Vide Bothell. 
Maurice. Vide Lawrence, Adam; and Andrews, 
Jonathan. 


Thomfon, Captain Samuel, 1646, his Petition from Lords, with 
{pecial Recommendation, to be read, 7 Dec. They put 
Houfe in mind thereof ; Petition read ; Order for paying him 
i004. in Part of his Debt, 6 Feb. 

— 1647, Petition read again, and, with the Demand 
therein, referred to a Committee, 4 Nov. 

Thornhagh, Lady, 1646, Order for making Stay of her Com- 
pofition, 2 Jan. 

Colonel, 1647, Petition read ; Order for paying him 
1,030/. expended in raifing a Regiment; Ordinance for that 
Purpofe ordered, 5 Oct. Sent to Lords, 20. Agreed to by 
them, 22. 

---—-——- 1648, a Committee to confider of fome way of Re- 
compence to his Wife and Children, 23 Aug. 

Thornhill, Captain John, 1647, the Committee of the Revenue, 
and Commiflioners late attending the King, to confider his 
Services, 20 Nov. 

Thornton, Mr. 1646, Ordinance from Lords appointing him 
Clerk of the Wardrobe to the Prince, 1 Feb. 

——— 1647, Bufinefs concerning him and Sir Frederick 
Hambleton, referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 11 
Mar. 

Thorold, Sir William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 23 Sept. 

——— George, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Jan. 

Sir Robert, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delin- 
quency, read, and pafied ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
30 Mar. 

Thorpe, George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 24 Dec. 

——~— Colonel, 1648, Pats from Lords for him to tranfport 
Four Horfes Cufiom free; agreed to, 20 July. 

Thrayle, Thomas, 1647, Pardon to be prepared for him, 2 Oct. 
Throckmorton, Job, 1648, Order from Lords for pardoning 
him, 17 June. ‘They put Houfe in mind thereof, 22. _ 
Thurfiyn, John, 1648, Order from Lords for pardoning him, 
read, and agreed to, 22 June. 
Thynne, Sir Henry Frederick, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordi- 
nance fcr pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords 

Concurrence to be defired, 14 Jan. 

— 1648, his Petition from Lords for Liberty of Ten Days 

Refidence in London, 22 June Their Order thereupon, 

20 July They put Houfe in mind thereof, 8 Aug. 

Sir James, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 15 June. 


























X Tilbury 


a 








Tilbury Fort, 1647, Information of a Defign to furprize it ; 
Trinity Houfe impowered to take it into their Cuftody, 31 
July. 

——-—— 1648, Letter from thence, read; Order for paying the 
Garifon 800/.—For providing Vi¢iuals and Lodgings for the 
Soldiers, 27 July For furnifhing Stores and Provyifions, 
26 Aug. 

Tingwick, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Reétor, 
22 Apr. 

Tinmouth Caftle, 1647, Order for providing Arms for the 
Englifh Garifon to be placed there, g Dec.—Governor ap- 
pointed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 Cattle, 
with the Outworks, to be kept a Garifon with 300 Men, 
1 Mar.—Confideration of the Caftle and Gate-fide, refpited, 
17, 

—--—— 1648, Order for Money for repairing and fortifying 
the Cattle; the Committee of the Northern Affociation to 
confider how it may be raifed, 25 Apr——Sir Arthur Haflel- 
rigg’s Letter concerning the Revolt and Recovery thereof, 
read, and to be printed; Letter of Thanks ordered, 14 Aug. 

Tint, John, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 Mar. 

Tirrell, Timothy, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 14 Mar. ° 

Tirwhite, Robert, 1647, has Leave to attend the King, 14 
Aug. 

Titchborne, Sir Henry, 1647, Order for befiowing 2007. upon 
him, 18 Aug. . 

Tobaccoes, 1647, Report concerning them to be made, 24 Jan. 

Tolfon, Richard, 1648, Letter from the Committee of Cumber- 
land concerning him, 24 Apr. 








Tomkyns, George, 1647- 

Tonage. Vide Supply. 

Tooker, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and palled; Lords Con- 
currence to be detired, 31 Dec. 

Toppe, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 27 May. 

Toppesfield, 1648, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, 
read, and pafled, 20 July. 

Torrington, Great, 1648, Ordinance for a general Colleétion 
for repairing the Church, read, and pafled; Agreed to by 
Lords, 12 June. 

Totnefi, 1646, Petition of poor infected Inhabitants, read ; 
Order for beftowing on them the Moicty of the next Collec- 
tion within the Bills, 24 Feb. 

Toiteridge, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for additional Means 
to the Minifter, 6 Mar. 

Tower, 1646, the Committee of the Tower to confider what 
Prifoners are fit to have their Liberties, with Power to bail 
them, 25 Dec.——Petition of Warders from Lords, to be 
read, 13 Mar. 

— 1647, Another recommended by Lords, 29 Apr. 
The Cominiitee of the Army to inquire what Arms have been 
taken out of the ‘Tower, and refiore them to the Places they 
belong to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 11 Aug. Order 
for iffuing Stores for the neceflary Defence thereof, 20 Nov. 
——Oflicers of Ordnance to purfue the Order—All iilued 
fince roth Auguft lati to be allowed, 17 Jan.——Lieutenant 
to obey a Writ of Llabeas Corpus againtt a Prifoner in his 
Culiody, 20 Nov. 

-———- 1648, Committees added; Order for adding 400 Sol- 
dievs, 13 Apr. A Cominittee to confider how they may be 
paid; General to nominate and appoint them, 14—Order for 
1,500/. to all the Forces there; Queftion tor felling unneceflary 
Hangings in feveral Wardrobes to raife the Money, Neg. ; the 
Committee of the Army to raile it, and provide neceflary Ac- 
commodations for them—The Committee of the Tower to 
confider where Prifoners to be removed may be fecured—To 
appoint Twelve Gunners, and confider how they may be 
paid—The Committee of the Revenve to confider of affording 
fome Proportion of their Wages to the Warders, 15—Ordi- 
nances for Payment of 6,o00/. to the additional 400 Soldiers 
—For Efiablifhment of pretent Pay tor them, feverally read, 
and patled ; agreed to by Lords; the Committee of the Army 
to provide the 6,o00/. and Bedding, &amp;Xc. 18- Petition of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read; Soldiers to be removed, g May. 
Vide London—General’s Letter, touching the Lieutenant, and 
Forces under hisCommand; Order for transferring the 6,000/. 
to the Treafurers at War; the Committee of the Army to pre- 
pare Ordinance for that Purpofe; Letter referred, 20o— Petition 
of Officers, &amp;c. read ; the Common-Council to take care they 
are paid their Arrears, and Monies fufficient for their Removal 
—Order for their ftaying near London, to be communicated 


Vide Privileges. 




















INDEX oo the Firru VouumeE. 


to Lord General, 25—The Committee of Safety to em- 
ploy them in fuppreffing the Infurreétion in Kent, 26. Their 
Report; the Committee of the Army to give them what Sa- 
tisfaction they think fit from 3d November to 15th January, 
Ordinance from Lords appointing a Gentieman Porter 
under the Great Seal, to be read, 21 July. Read, and 
pafled, 24. 

Hamlets, 1647, Ordinance for public Faith to the In- 

habitants for a Troop of Horfe and Month’s Pay raifed by 
them, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
14 May——-Ordinance from Lords for putting the Trained 
Bands and Auxiliaries under the immediate Command of the 
Confiable of the Tower, read iwice, and palled—T'.e Com- 
mittee of the Militia to put in execution Ordinances for put- 
ting Malignants and Reformadoes out of the Lines, 9 Sept. 
—'l'o prevent Ditturbances, 25 ‘Additional Ordinance, 
impowermg them to raife 1,000 Men, and manage the Militia 
within the Hamlets, ordered, 15 Oét——Read twice, and 
committed, :g Nov. Reported ; Queftion for agreeing to 
the Amendments, Neg. Ordinance re-committed, 15 Dec. 
Reported from Re-commitment, and paffled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 31. 
— 1648, Names of fit Perfons to be Committees of the 
Militia, ordered, 22 May The Militia to be joined with 
the City Militia, 5 July. Petition concerning it, read, and 
referred to the Committee on the Ordinance for joining them, 
10—Another read, and referred; Speaker’s Antwer, 17. 





27 














Townfend, Sir Roger, and Horace, 1646, have Leave to trave 
for Three Years, 16 Dee. 

————— Colonel, 1647, Order for tranfporting his Regiment 
into Ireland, 15 June. 

——— Richard, 1648, committed to Newgate for furnifhing 
Rioters with Carriages ; his 'Tools to be delivered to the Stores, 
and Recompence made to the Perfon that apprehended him, 
13 June. 

Townfhend, Wenry, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, aud patled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 7 Mar. 

Tracie, Sir Humphry, 1646, Ffoufe put Lords in mind of Or- 
dinance concerning him, 19 Mar. 





1047, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 21 Dec. 

Trade, 1647, Order from Comittee of the whole Houfe for 
referring Matters of ‘Trade to the Committee for foreign Af- 
fairs, read; a felect Committee to prepare Ordinance for that 
Purpofe, G Nov. Ordinance reported, read, and agreed to, 
8. Keturned from Lords, with an Amendment; Amend- 
ment agreed to, 23—A Committee to confider the feveral 
Charges lying on the ‘Trade of the Kingdom, 6 Nov. The 
grand Committee revived ; Days appointed for their fitting ; 
Propofitions referred, 20 Mar. 

—— 1648, a Committee to know of Merchants what Affiftance 
they will contribute for the Security of Trade, 4 Aug. 

Treafure, public, 1648, Ordinance for all Receivers thereo f to 
account for it, read twice, and commitied, 5 Aug. 

Treafon and Murder, 1648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance 
for making them triable in any County, 26 July. 

Tredington, 1646, Ordinance appointing a Minificr, read, and 
committed, 13 Jan. 

Trefham, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and palfed ; Lords Coucur- 
rence to be delired, 23 Dec. 

Treviza, William, 1646, Matter of Faét concerning his Cafe 
reported, Refolution for adinitting him to his Compotition, 
and exempting him from his 5th and goth Parts, 15 Feb. 

Trigge, William, 1647, Petition of Citizens concerning him, 
to be read, 23, Dee—Order for a Writ of Error upon a 
Judgment in the King’s Bench againft him, returnab! - in 
Parliament, 31. 

Trinity Houle, 1647, Letter from the Agitators in the Army to 
the Society, and a Declaration of the Meffengers expretfed, 
with their verbal Anfwer to the Letter, read, 21 June—— 
Petition of Matters, &amp;¢.—Ordinance, tor impowering them to 
regulate Mariners, to be read, 5 July. 

— 1648, Admiral’s Letter to them, and their Anfwer, 

communicated by Lords, 22 June—Petitions of Mafier, &amp;c. 

concerning a perfonal ‘Treaty with the King, read; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Anfwer ; Anfwer reported, and delivered by 
Speaker, 20. 

Trinity College, 1647, Sollicitor-general to prepare a Patent under 
the Great Seal for appointing a Matter ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 8 Jan. ‘Their Order for patling the Grant, 











read, and pafled, 17 Mar. 

Trinlett, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 20 May. 


Trobridge, 





INDEX ¢@o the Firru Vo.uume. 


Trobridge, John, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 22 Dec. a 

Trurve, 1646, Bufinefs concerning the Articles ; Petition of 
Gentlemen comprifed therein; the Ninth Article, and Votes 
of the Committee of Complaints concerning the Gentlemen, 
read, 15 Feb. : 

— 1647, Report concerning the Articles to be made, 21 
Apr. Articles to be: confidered, 22. Confidered ; Order 
touching Perfons recommended by General to Favour in their 
Compotitions upon them, 23 Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 18 May Articles approved, 3 Nov. 

Tucker, Robert, late Alderman of Winton, 1648, Order for 
disfranchtiing him, 18 Apr. ; 

Tuckney, Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 2 Aug. Excufed, 10. 

— Antony, 1648, Order from Lords appointing him Matter 
of Emanuel College, Cambridge, 18 May. 

Tufton, Charles, and Wife, 1647, Petition read, and referred 
to the Committee of Complaints, 3 Mar. 

Tumults. Vide Parliament, and Excife—1646, Informations of 
tumultuous Meetings, to the Difturbance of the Peace ; Lord 
Mayor to be defired to fupprefs them, 5 Dec. _ 

——— 1647, the Committee at Derby Houfe impowered to 
fupprefs them, 24 Jan. Judges to be defired to bring 
tumultuous Perfons to their Trials this Term, 1 Feb. 

1648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance to prevent 
tumultuous Meetings and Petitionings ; Ordinance read, and 
pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 May. 

Turner, Richard. Vide Gethin, Maurice. 

Turney, Edward, 1647, his Vine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 5 Jan. 

Turpin, Richard, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed, 27 Mar. 
Concurreuce to be defired, 27 Mar.——26 Aue. 

Turwhitt, Robert, 1647, his Vine accepted; Subftance of a 
Petition annexed, to be reported; ime to be mitigated— 
Ordinance for pardoning his Delinqueacy, read, and palled ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 15 Junc. 

Tutbury Catile, 1646, to be made untenable ; the County Com- 
mittice to fee it done, 2 Mar. 

1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Tuttie, Mr. Vide Totteridge. 

Twifden, Mr. 1647, Meflage from Lords concerning the Copy 
of an Aé&amp;é of Parliament, with their Clerk’s Hand forged, taid 
to be in his Cufiody, 18 May. 
therewith, 20. 
21. 

Twiffe, Dr. 1647, Report concerning the Subfitience of his 
Children, to be made, 23, Dee. 

——— 1648, their Petition; Order for charging 1,000/. with 
Intereft, upon the Exeife, for them; Ordinance for that Pur- 
pofe, ordered, 4 Aug. 

Twijelton, Major, 1647, to have Colonel Rofleter’s Regiment 
—Regiment to be continued, 8 Apr. 

—————— 1648, Order for paying him 1,000/, upon Account, 2 
Aue. Amended; Lords Concurrence to be delired, 4. 

Tyddenan, Thomas. Vide Pickering, James. 

Tylladagh, Major, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Tyndall, Francis, 1647, Report of his Delinquency, re-com- 
mitted, 27 Mar. - 
Tynte, William, 1648, his Cafe reported; Order for difcharging 

“his Delinquency, 1 June. 

Tythes, 1647, a Committee to confider how they and other 

Dues may be paid to the Miniliry, and prepare Ordinance for 




















for par- 
Lords 


Order for acquanung him 
Heard; ordered to deliver it to the Clerk, 


the due Payment thereof, 22 Apr.——Ordinance read, 23 
July. Read Second time, and pafied, with Amendments ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24———Houle put them in 





mind thereof, 3 Aug. Grievances arifing from Ordinances 
for Payment thereof, referred to a Committee, 15 Sept. 
Order for their meeting, and fitting de die in diem, 18 
Ordinance for paying the London Tythes, read twice, and 
committed, 9g Feb. Another Committee joined with them, 17. 





22° 23° &amp; 24° Cur. I. Parl. 5. A. 1046, 
1647, &amp; 1048. 


p4ae RANTS. Vide Poor. — 

Valentia, Lord Vifcount, 1648, Order for rettoring the 
King’s privy Signet to him, 1 June. Agreed to by Lords, 6. 

Valentine, Benjamin, 1647. Vide Privileges. 

——— Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 16 Sept. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 29. ' 

Vane, Sir Henry, junior, 1646, has Leave to refign the Trea- 
furerfhip of the Navy, at his own Requeft; Power given him 


to nominate a fit Perfon to fucceed him ; agreed to by Lords ; 
Vou. V. 


Member to prepare Ordinance for a Grant under the Great 

Seal for that Purpofe, 28 Dec. 

1647, Certificate of his Accounts to be read, 14 May. 

Sir Henry, fenior, 1646, Order for Re-payment of 200/. 

ditburfed by him, 20 Jan. 

Vafjall, Samuel, 1646, State of his Loffes and Imprifonment 
for refufing to pay ‘Tonage and Poundage, reported ; Order 
for paying him 10,4452. 12s. 2d. Houle to take his Suffer- 
ings and Imprifonment into further Confideration, 18 Jan. 

1647, Order for paying him 2,591/. 17s. 6d. for 
Moneys and Commodities taken in Ireland for the Parlia- 
ment’s Forces; agreed to by Lords, 6 May. : 

Vavafour, William, 1647, his Vine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 23 Dec. 

Vaughan, Edward, 1646, Information againft him referred to a 
Committee; his Information againft Sir Thomas Middicton, 
referred, 17 Feb. 

Colonel Jofeph, 1647, Report concerning him; Refo- 
lution that there appears Matter fufficient to accute him of 
High Crimes and Mifdemeanors ; his Commitment approved ; 
a Committee to prepare the [mpeachment, 24 Aug, 

— 1648, Order for difcharging him from his linprifonment, 
and from any Proceedings upon his Impeachment, 23 May. 

Sir Henry, 1647, to be removed from the Tower to 
the Fleet, 1 Oct. 

——— Capt. Oliver, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 11 
Aug. 











Venables, Mr. 1648, the Committee at Goldfimiths Hall to ac- 
cept a Fine for him and his Son, 13 June. 

Venn, Colonel John, 1647, Certificate of his Accounts; his 
Petition read; Order for paying him 4,ooo/. in full of all 
Demands; Ordinance for that Purpofe ordered, 8 Mar. 

Vere, Lady, 1647, former Order for paying her 1,000/. out of 
Sir John Pennington’s Eftate, difcharged—Order tor paying 
it out of Goldfiniths Hall, 4 May. Agreed to by Lords, 6. 

Verney, Lady, 1647, Petition read; Bufinefs concerning the 
Sequeftration of her Hutband’s Eftate, referred to the Com- 
mittee of Sequefirations, 17 Dee. 

Vernon, Vdward, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 May. 

Captain John, 1647, Meflengers with Serjeants Men to 
break open his Doors and feize Papers, &amp;c. 28 Odt. His 
Petition, recommended by General, read, 14 Jan. 

Vefey, Captain, 1648, Order for General to proceed againtfi 
him, 22 June. 

Vines, Mr. defired to preach, 27 Jan. 1640——-30 May, 1648 
——'Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 11 Mar, 1646—— 
28 June, 1648. 

Violett, Vhomas, 1647, to be removed from the Tower to the 
King’s Beneh, 1 Odi. 

Vivian, Sir Richard, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinqueney, read, and patled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired— Account of Monies raifed by the Sale of 
his Goods, ordered, 28 Mar. 

Uljier. Vide Ireland. 

Univerfities, 1647, 2 Committee to confider of a competent 
Maintenance for the Heads of Colleges, 15 Apr. 

Upnor Catile, 1646, Confideration tiereof referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Admiralty, 1 Mar. 

1648, Order for adding a Work upon the Hill, for putting 

in 20 Men, and making an Eftablifhment for it, and for pro- 








viding Moneys to erect and pericét it; Bufinefs referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 19 June-——Order for adding 


Twenty Men above the Ettablifhment; the Committce of the 
Army to prefent Efiafhlifhment for their Pay, 1 July. 

Upton, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Reétor, 23 
Apr. 

Upway, 1648, Houfe put Lords in mind of Ordinance for 
appointing a Parfon, 22 June. 

Uriall, Lieutenant. Vide Barwis, Colonel Thomas. 


22° 23° &amp; 24° Cart. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1047, &amp; 1048. 


was GONERS, 1647, Petition read ; Ordinance for pay- 
ing them, ordered, 3 July. Read, and pafled; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 21. 

Waite, Colonel Thomas, 1646, his Petition and Certificate from 
the Committee of Accounts, read; Order for paying him 
2,166/. g Jan. 

—- 1648, thanked for his Services—Order for prefenting his 
Accounts, 28 Aug. Account allowed; Order for paying him 
2,010. in full of all Demands; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 29. 

Waldbrook, 











Waldbreok, Ward, 1647, Petition of Trained Bands concerning 
the Removal of their Captain, 22 July. Vide London. 
Waldron, John, 1647, Petition read; Order for paying him 
3oo/. with Intereft, 8 Mar. 
—__—— 1648, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody for raifing Horfe in 

Berks, 16 Aug. His written Anfwer and Informations, read ; 
the Committee at Derby Houtfe to fupprefs the Forces, and 
difband and reftore the Horfes—Order for apprehending the 

Men, and proceeding againft them according to Law, 21. 

Wales, 1646, Ordinance from Lords for making original Seals 
for fome of the Counties, to be read, 13 Mar. 

——— 1648, Order for a fufficient Force of Shipping to guard 
the Coafts, 14 Apr. Lieutenant-general Cromwell’s Letter, 
with Letters inclofed, and a Declaration in the Names of the 
Gentlemen and Inhabitants of Wales, read, 20 May. 

North, 1646, the Committee of both Kingdoms to con- 
fider what Garifons and Caftles are fit to be difgarifoned and 
flighted, and in what manner; and how to difpofe of the 
Forces—the Committee to prepare Ordinance for regulating 
the Counties, and doing all Matters that may fettle them, 22 
Dec. Report concerning the Judges to go the Circuits to 
be made, 6 &amp; 16 Feb, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to 
appoint them ; Lords Concurrence to be defired ; Member to 
offer them the Names of Perfons voted by Houfe, 22—— 
Order for Difbanding all the Foot, 3 Mar.—Ordinance from 
Lords for appointing Juftices of the Great Seffions, read, and 
paffed, with Amendments, 19. 

—-— 1647, previous Quefiion for keeping up 100 Dragoons 
and 100 Horfe, for the Safety thereof, Athrmative, 8 Apr.— 
Letter to be fent concerning flighting and demotifhing the 
Catiles, 15——Vice-Admiral appointed, 24 Jan.——Ordi- 
nance appointing Attorney-general, read, and patled ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 6 Mar. Letter from Sheriffs, 
Juftices of Peace, &amp;c. of Flintthire, read; Houfe approves 
their Proceedings; Letter of Thanks ordered, 16 May 
Ordinance for fequeftering Delinquents, ordered, 10 June. 

——— 1648, Letters, a Note under the Surgeon’s Hand, and 
Relation of the cruel Ufages of the Enemy towards the Parlia- 
ment’s Forces, and the Sheriff, to be printed; Letter of 

Thanks ordered; the Committee at Derby Houle to take 
Courfe for the Safety of the Counties, 10 June. Lords Con- 
currence fignified—Order for Commitlions to Gentlemen to 
raife Forces, 12 Colonel Mitton’s Letter, read; Refolu- 
tion for trying all Revolters by martial Law; General to be 
defired to grant Commiflions; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 21 July—Report touching Provifions for North Wales; 
Order for providing Ammunition, both for the Garifons and 
Field Service; for Addition of Men to the Garifons, and 
Money for quartering Horte therein—Comunittees of the fe- 
veral Counties impowered to raife Monies for the Maintenance 
of their Forees—Commitlioners to be appointed for Merioneth- 
fhire; Names to be prefented—Major-gencral Mitton to be 
fent down with a Commiffion and Infiructions, 1 Aug. ‘The 
Committee at Derby Houfe to take Care feveral Catiles are 
not furprized, 2—Ordinance for raifing Forces for Defence of 
Vive atlociated Counties, read, and patfed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 11. 

—— South, 1646, the Committce of both Kingdoms to con- 
fider what Garifons and Cafiles are fit to be difgarifoned and 
flighted, and in what manner, and how to difpote the Forces 
—'The Committee to prepare Ordinance for regulating the 
Counties, and doing all Matters for icitling them, 22 Dee. 
——Report concerning the Judges to go the Circuit, to be 
made, 6 &amp; 16 Feb. Commiflioners of the Great Seal to ap- 
point them; Lords Concurrence to be defired; Member to 
offer them the Names of Perfons voted by Houfe, 22 
Order for difbanding all the Foot, 3 Mar.—Ordinance from 
Lords, appointing Juftices of the Great Seflions, read, and 
pafled, with Amendments, 19. 

1647, previous Quetiion for keeping up 100 Dragoons 
and 100 Elorfe, for Safety thereof, Affirmative, 8 Apr.— 
Ordinance from Lords for delivering the Jultice Seal of fume 
of the Counties to the prefent Juftice, read, and pafled, 22 

Letters and Papers inclofed, concerning an Infurreétion, 

under Pretence that the King and Sir Thomas Fairfax were 

joined, vead, 21 June. Read again; Copy thereof to be fent 
to General—Order for putting out the Jufiices of Peace en- 
gaged therein—For Letter of Thanks, with an Information 
to undeceive the People—Ordinance from Lords concerning 
the original Seal, read twice, and committed, 22 Re- 
ported, and re-committed, 3 Aug. Reported, and re-com- 
mitted again, 21 Reported, and patled, with Amend- 
ments, 1 Sept. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 2 Ser- 
jeant fent down to ftay Ships that ought to pay Cuftoms or 

Excite, till Satisfaction be given to the relpective Officers 

thereof—Juftices of Peace, &amp;c. to be defired to aflift him; 

General to be defired to fend Hortfe into thofe Parts, to aflitt 

the Commiflioners of Excife, and their Deputies, 15 Dec. 

23 



































INDEX @o tle Firru Vouume. 











Commiflioners appointed to difband the Forces; Sheriff 
to affift them, 17 eb. One added, 18. 

1648, Letters concerning Commotions read, and re- 
ferred to General; Part, concerning the Sea and Shipping, 
referred to the Committee at Derby Houfe, 30 Mar. Co- 
lonel Horton’s Letter, concerning a great Viétory obtained by 
his Forces, read; Relation thereof—Order for a Thanki- 
giving. Vide Thank/giving—For a Reward to the Meflen- 
gers—For trying the Commanders by martial Law; Names of 
Prifoners that cannot be tried thereby, to be certified to Houfe, 
11 May. Vide Horton, Colonel—A Committee to confider 
how the Soldiers taken Prifoners may be difpofed of for the 
Safety of the Kingdom—Order for a Commitlion of Oyer and 
Terminer to try the Rioters; Manager and Solicitor ap- 
pointed; the Committee of the Revenue to defray their Ex- 
pences, 12 Letter, with Lift of Officers taken, read; 
Meffenger’s Relation of the whole Proceedings in the late 
Fight; Order for a Reward to him; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 17 May—Order for applying the Proceed of the 
late Rioters fequefiered Eftates to the Service of the Army; a 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for fequeftering and felling 
their Eftates—Order for Monies and Shoes for the Brigade 
there—Lieutenant-general Cromwell’s Letter concerning the 
Conditions of the Prifoners, and their Intentions to try tome 
of them by a Council of War, read; Order for trying fuch 
as are fit to be tried thereby, 20—Ordinance for fequetiering 
Delinquents in South Wales and Moumouththire, read twice, 
and committed; the Committee impowered to bring in In- 
ftructions, 6 June. Ordinance and Inftructions reported, and 
pafled, 17. Agreed to by Lords, 109. 








——— Prince of, 1648, Letters from Sandwich that a Perfon 


is come there who allirms himfelf to be the Prince of Wales; 
the Committee at Derby Houfe to fend for him, 22 May 
Letters, Papers, and Commiflions from him, taken upon 
Captain Green, referred to a Committee ; Order for a Re- 
ward to the Meffenger; Lords Concurrence to be detired, 29 
July. Letters, &amp;c. reported ; Order for opening and com- 
municating them to the Common Council, 31 Inftruc- 
tions and Letters to Captain Green, and other material Letters 
and Papers, to be printed and publifhed, 1 Aug.—Copy of the 
Prince’s Letter and Declaration to Lord Mayor, with the Mer- 
chant Adventurers Petition and Letter to him, prefented from 
the Common Council; original Letters and Declaration to be 
presented—Meflenger ordered into Cuttody; Lord Mayor, 
&amp;c. not to give any Anfwer to the Letters; Merchant Ad- 
venturers not to proceed in petitioning him; Votes to be 
communicated to Lord Mayor, &amp;c.; Speaker’s Anfwer, 3— 
Previous Queftion that all Subjeéts who join with or aid the 
Prince in this War, are Rebels and Traytors, and ought to 
be proceeded againtt as fuch, Affirmative ; Vote to be printed ; 
a Committee to examine the Bufinefs touching the going 
forth of the Ships taken by him, 4—Original Letters and 
Declaration fent from Lords, with Defire they may be re- 
turned, 8—Pafs granted to a Phyfician and Apothecary to 
gO to him and return, 19. 











Walford, Edward, 1647, Petition for the Place of King’s 


Waiter at the Cuftoin Houfe; Speaker to put Houfe in mind, 
when Opportunity fhall offer to recompenfe his Services, 8 
Sept. 


Walgrave, 1648, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, 


18 May. 


Valker, Solu, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 


read, and patled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 May. 

Robert, 1647, his fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pailed; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Dee. 

William, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patfed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 10 Jan. 

Dr. 1648, to be injoined to go to Lord Admiral at Sea, 
4 Aug. 


Waller, Siv Hardres, 1646, his Petition, and Gencral’s Letter 


recommending him, read; Order for paying him 2,ooo0/. in 
Part of his Arrears, 4 Jan. 

1648, his Letter referred to a Committee; his Lieute- 
nant Colonel to attend them, 10 June. Committee revived ; 
Ordcr for their fitting, 16—His Warrant for inlifting Volun- 
teers in Devonfhire, and an Engagement of divers Perfons, 
defiring him to appoint a Commander, read ; Order for a Let- 
ter to defire him to forbear inlifting more, and to recall his 
Warrant, 19 June. 

Sir William, 1647, Order appointing him Commander 
of the Horfe to be railed; Agreed to by Lords, 3 Aug. 
Report concerning him ; Order for his Appearance on a Day 
appointed, to be left at his ufual Place of Abode, 4 Sept. 
Serjeant’s Report, 27 Jan. 

1648, Kefolution for difcharging the Vote whereby he 
ftands acculed, 3 June. To be communicated to ae 5— 
rder 




















Order difabling him to be 2 Member, revoked, 8 Petition 
of Artificers of his late Army, read, and referred to the Ba- 
rons of the Exchequer, 8 Mar. 
Thomas, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him 
Steward and Judge of the Ifle of Ely, read, $§ Oct. 
Thomas, of Beverley, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and patled ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 10 Jan. ; 
Edward, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 3 July. 


Wallingford, 1646, Order for flighting the Cafile, 23 Feb. 








— 1647, Order for flighting the new Works, 13 July. 


————— 1648, Order for 500 /. for victualling the Gariton, 


13 July. 


y 
* Walmer Cattle, 1646, Order for adding 10 Men, 1 Mar. 


1648, Letters from thence, read; Order for fending 
down Arms and Ammunition, 12 July—For a Reward to the 
Meflenger who brought the News of reducing it; Articles of 
Surrender, read, and approved; Order for Letter of Thaaks 
to Colonel Riche, 13 ‘The Committee of Kent to take 
care of repairing the Caftle; Order touching the Repayment 
of Monies difburfed by them upon the neceflary Repairs, 
26 Aug. 





Walmefley, Richard, 1647, Time for his Continuance beyond 


Sea, inlarged, 10 July——7 Feb. 


Walrond, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 


pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffled; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 Mar. 


Wandesford, Sir Rowland, 1646, Order for paying him 5,000/. 


in Kecompence for his Office in the Court of Wards, 
9 Jan. 


Tanfey, Major, 1647, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, and to 


attend a Committee of both Houfes, 11 June. 


Wapping, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for making it a Parochial 


Church, 15 Mar. 


Ward, Mr. thanked, and to print his Sermon, 9 Dee. 1646 


———Defired to preach, o June, 1647. 


— Sir Humble, 1647, his Cafe reported ; Ordinance for par- 


doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 16 Mar. 


—— Cornet, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for 


Irifh Affairs, 3 Apr. 


—— Philip, 1645, to be fent for in fafe Cuttody for being 


active in the late Jnfurreétion in Kent; Member to aflift 
in fending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 19 June Report; Power given them to bail 
him ; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug. 





Wards, late Court of, 1646, Report concerning the Officers, 


to be confidered ; the Committee impowered to receive Peti- 
tions of interior Officers, 2 Jan. Report; Order for Recom- 
pence to feveral, g—Ordinance for Difpofal of and fettling 
the Proceedings of the late Court for the Benefit and Eafe of 
the Subjeét, to be reported, 2. 


—— 1648, Ordinance concerning the Officers, ta be read, 





14 Apr.— Read, 25 May——Committed, 15 Sept. Order 
for making Report concerning the Officers, 15, 18, 21 &amp; 
25 May——Ordinance from Lords for Payment of Monies 
due upon Bonds in the Jate Court, 16 Sept. Read twice, 
and paffed, 20 Order for paying the former Affignments 
to feveral Officers, out of the Arrears of the late Court, 
24 Dec. 





Ware, Lord la, 1648, Order from Lords, granting him the 





Cufiody of Finchley Chace, agreed to, 12 Aug. 


Warner, Dr. George, 1646, Ordinance for fellmg Part of his 


Efiate, read; Order for Second Reading; his Petition, and 
Petition againft him, to be then read, 4 Mar. 

1647, read; Ordinance committed, 8 Sept. Reported, 
and paffed; Land already fold to be allowed as Part of his 
Fine upon certain Conditions; ‘Time afligned for perfecting 
his Compofition, 8 Oct- Ordinance from Lords for taking 
off his Sequefiration, to be read, 14 May. ead, and pafled, 


9 


27. 





Warren, Arthur, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 


doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be detired, 13 July. 

William, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar. 1647 
—13 Apr. 1648. 


Warrington, 1647, Order for a Colleétion within the Bills, for 


Relief of poor vifited Inhabitants, 29 June. 


Warwick County, 1647, Sheriff has Leave to refide out of the 


County ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 16 Apr.——-Or- 
der appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion to him, 
17 Nov. Difagreed to by Lords; Houfe adhere to their Vote, 
29 Member fent down for bringing in the Arrears of the 





Affeffments for 600,000/, ; the Committee of the Army to 

prepare Inftrudtions for them, and Letter to haften the Pay- 

ment thereof, 23 Dec. Inftructions and Letter, reported, 
Vou. V. 





INDEX @ the FirtTuH Votume. 











read, and agreed to, 24 Order from Lords for Leave to 
the Sheriff to refide out of the County, agreed to, with an 
Amendment, 15 Feb. Amendment agreed to by Lords, 
10. 

1648, Information that he refufes to execute Prifoners 
condemned at the latt Aflizes; Judges to be defired to certify 
the true State of the Bufinefs, 8 July. Order for hin to exc- 
cute them, upon Pain of forfeiting 2,000/.; Lords Coneur- 
rence to be defired, 15—-—-Gentlemen to be caiied in, with 
their Petition, 16 Aug. Called in; Petition read; Petitioncrs 
thanked, 18. 

Town, 1646, Order for continuing the Cafile a Girifon 
with 60 Men—2o0 Barrels of Powder to be removed ihithe: 
from Coventry, 3 Mar. 

— 1647, Order for continuing the Governor, ¢5 Mai 
——For continuing the Garifou, 12, July. 

Earl of, 1646, Petition to be read, 25 Feb. 

8 Mar. 





2, 4 oO 


——— 1647, read, 21 Apr. 


1648, Relolution for appointing him Lord High Adini- 
ral of England ; Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, and paited, 
29 May. Agreed to by Lords, 30—Power given hiin to 
grant Indemnity to the Captains and Mariners, 292——Re- 
port from Lords touching his Proceedings in reducing the re- 
volted Ships, 2 June. Vide Navy—tiis Letter read, 8- —- 
Another read; ‘Two Gentlemen appointed to go to Sea with 
him, according to his Defire; a Committee to prepare In- 
ftructions for the Admiral and them, 13 July. — Inftructions 
reported, read, and agreed to, 21. One excufed; another 
appointed in his Stead, 24—Order from Lords for the Com- 
mittee at Derby Houfe to give him Lnfiructions from time to 
time, agreed to, 20—Perion to be defired to go with him, 
25——-His Letter from Lords, detfiring an Ordinance for 
martial Law at Sea, 3 Aug. Ordinance for that Purpote, and 
Infiructions for him, read, and pafled, 4. Agreed to by 
Lords; Ordinance to be printed and publifhed, 21—Addi- 
tional Ordinance for authorizing him, with his Council of 
War, to agree upon Laws and Ordinances as are mentioned 
in the former Ordinance, ordered, 22. | Read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be dcfired, 23-——-Uis Letter for Supply 
of Money, read, 22—Letters cad Papers from him, referred 
to the Committee of the Navy, 28. 

Water Guards, 1646, Ordinaace concerning than, returned 
from Lords, with Amendiuients; Amendinents agreed to, 21 
Dec. : 

Watermens Company, 1648, Order for difcharging all that have 
been, or fhall be, in Arms againft the Parliament, 8 June 
——Their Petition, concerning a perfonal ‘Treaty with the 
King, read; Speaker’s Anfwer, 18 July. 

Watkins, Sir David, 1646. Vide Privileges. 

Watkinfon, James, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed,; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 14 Dee. 

Watfon, John, and others, 1646, Petition referred to a Com- 
mittee, 23 Mar. 

Watts, George, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinqueney, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Weare, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning-his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 5 Jan, 

Weaver, Mr. 1647, Information concerning his having been in 
Arms againfi the Parliament, referred to the Committee of 
Complaints, 7 Dee. 

——— John, 1647, his Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mitice at Goldfmiths Hall, 14 Jan. 

——— Arthur, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 15 June. 

Weavers Company, 1647, Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;e. with Copy 
of a former annexed, read, and referred to a Committee, 
27 May. 

———— 1648, Committee revived; Order for their fitting— 
Freemen of the Company to forbear affembling at the Hall 
till the Difference is determined, 20 July—Petition of the 
Commonalty, read; Speaker’s Anfwer; Order of 2oth In- 
fiant, difcharged, 22—Another Petition of the Commonialty, 
read; the Committce to fit de die in diem; Speaker's An- 
{fwer; Committees added, 29-—— Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. 
read, and referred ; the Committee impowered to reconcile 
Differences, 2 Aug.—Another Petition referred ; Speaker’s 
Anfwer, 8. : 

Welch, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 24 Dec. 

Weldon, Colonel Ralph, 1646, to be continued Governor of 
Plymouth—His Remontirance referred to the Committee of 
the Weft, 13 Mar. 





Y ——1647 








INDE X oo the 


1647, a Committee to confider of fome fpeedy Way for 
paying his Arrears, i8 Nov. His Engagements for Ply- 
mouth Garifon, approved, and to be paid—Letter of Thanks 
ordered, 13, Mar. 

1648, his Petition read; Order for paying 304/. 4s. 
id. borrowed by him for Maintenance of the Garifon—For 
charging upon the Excife 6,oo0/. he is engaged for to the In- 
habitants; Ordinance for that Purpote, ordered, 23 May. The 
Committee of the Army to pay the 6,000 /, 2g——Ordinance 
for Payment thereof, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 5 June—Order appointing him Governor of Ply- 
mouth, with Power to put 100 Men into the Catile—Touch- 
ing his Pay and Entertainment—For befiowing 200/. upon 
him to buy Horfes, 20. 

Wells, 1648, Letter from thence, read; Examination of Mat- 
ters mentioned therein, referred to the Committee of the 
Weft, 1 Aug. 

cum Jakham, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a 
Reétor, read, and pafled, 15 Feb. 

Wells, William, and others, 1647, Petition to be read, 9 
Mar. 

Weljh Drovers, 1647, referred to the Committee at Haberdafhers 
Hall, to prove the Remainder of their Debt; the Committee 
impowered to pay them, 3 Mar. 

Wemms, Colonel, 1647, Information concerning him, referred 
to the Committee of Complaints, 15 Nov.——Another In- 
formation referred, 7 Feb. 

Wendover, 1647, new Writ, 24 July. 

Wenny Caftle, 1646, to be dilgarifoned, and made untenable, 
3 Mar. 

- 1647, Houfe adhere to their Vote, 19 July. 

Wentworth, Sir Peter, 1647, Order for putting him in Poffef- 
fion of a Delinquent’s Lands, fold and conveyed to him, 
9, Feb. 

















Sir George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning bis Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, g Mar. 

Wei, Major Nicolas, 1646, to give a full Difcharge to Mr. 
Weaver, for Monies received of him for the Seven Aflo- 
ciated Counties, and not depart the Kingdom till he has per- 
fected his Accounts with the Committee of Accounts, 28 
Jan. 

Bartholomew, 1647, Refolution for indiéting him of High 
Treafon ; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indiétment ; 
Managers and Sollicitor appointed ; Order for taking him into 
Cutiody, 25 Sept. Proclamation for apprehending him, 
reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oét. 

Wejibrooke, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for Burn- 
ings, 31 July. 

Weficoate, Philip, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 7 Mar. 

Wefiern Counties, 1646, Ordinance enabling the Committee of 
the Weft to appoint Treafurers of the Moiety of the Excife 
granted them till 25th March 1647, for Maintenance of their 
oo read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
24 Mar. 

- 1647, Order for fending Books, and Letters for bring- 
ing in the Six Months Alffeffments, 4 Jan. 

1648, Ordinance for fettling the Militia, ordered, 29 
May. 

Wefihum, 1648, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, 8 
May. 

Weftlow, 1646, new Writ, 21 Dec. 

Wejiminjier, 1647, Petition of the Company of Auxiliaries, to 
be read, 16 &amp; 18 June 1 July Ordinance from Lords 
for the Militia thereof, and of the adjacent Parifhes, read 
twice, and pafled—The Committee of the Militia to put Re- 
formadoes and Malignants out of the Lines, g Sept.—To 
prevent Difturbances, 25—Additional Ordinance from Lords 
concerning the Militia, read; nothing done thereupon—Ad- 
ditional Ordinance for inlarging their Power, and for the ne- 
ceflary Advance of Money, to be read, 15 Odt. Read 
twice, and committed, 31 Dec. Reported ; Continuance 
thereof ; Committees added ; Ordinance paffed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 14 Jan. Houfe put them in mind 
thereof, 24. Ordinance returned, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 27—Order for difcharging the prefent 
Steward, and putting in another, 29——Petition of the 
‘Treafurer of the Magazine, recommended by Lords, 1 


Mar. 


























1648, Petition of the Committee of the Militia, 
read; Ordinance for making the Eftates of Members, Aflifi- 
ants, &amp;c. of either Houfe, within the Lines, liable to Affeff- 
ments for them, ordered, 28 Mar. Additional Ordinance 
for further Power to them and the Militia of Parts adjacent, 
read twice, and committed; Claufe to enable the Committees 
of the Militia to call Treafurers to account, and punifh them 
24 




































































Firtry Vouume. 


for Refufal, to be brought in, 12 Apr.——Ordinance read 
Third time; Amendments to be reported, 22 June. Reported, 
and agreed to; Ordinance paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 27 Names of fit Perfons to be Committees of 
the Militia, ordered, 22 May—A Committee to examine the 
State of the Militia, 27 Earl of Pembroke to appoint a 
Steward, 8 June the Militia to be joined with the City 
Militia, &amp;c. 5 July. Vide London—Petition of Inhabitants, 
read, and referred to the Committee on the Ordinance for that 
Purpofe, 1o—Another read, and referred ; Speaker’s Anfwer, 
17 











College, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for leafing their 
Lands, to be confidered, 28 Dec. They put Houfe in 
mind thereof; Ordinance to be read, 15 Feb. 4 Mar.— 
Ordinance from Lords, impowering the Committee to brin 
in the Revenue, and punifh fuch as difobey, read, and paffed, 
22, 

—_—— 1648, Order for preaching in the Abbey every Faft- 
day, and for reftraining Difturbances during the Sermon, 
29 Mar. Additional Committees, agreed to by Lords, 
ig Apr. 

Weftmoreland, 1647, Petition of cuftomary Tenants, read, 7 Jan. 

Order for fending down Arms, 28 Feb. Returned 
from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 
17-Mar. 

——W— 1648, Committees added by Lords, 30 June—Ordi- 
nance for adding Gentlemen of Lancafhire to the Committee 
of Sequefirations, and for raifing 4,000 ¢, for Pay of the Lan- 
cafhire Forces under Sir Ralph Afton, 29 June Read, and 
committed, 1 July Another to the fame Purport, read, 
and paffed ; agreed to by Lords, 6. 

Wefimorland, Major Matthias, 1647, his Agreement for carry- 
ing 600 Men into Ireland, reported, read, and approved; 
Aiticles thereof; Order for advancing Money for them, 
17 Mar. Severally agreed to by Lords, 21. di 

Wefirowe, Mr. 1647, a Committee to take his Examination 
concerning the King’s Efcape, with Powe to fearch Places, 
and examine Parties, 12 Nov. 

Wethereld, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delingency, read, and pafled Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25 Mar. 

Wetton, Lieutenant Colonel William, 1647, his Agreement to 
raife and tranfport a Regiment of Foot to Colonel Moncke, 
reported, read, and agreed to; Articles thereof, 16 Feb. 
Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

Weymouth and Melcombe-Regis, 1646, Governor appointed, 
13 Mar. 

1647, Petition of Governor and Officers read; Or- 
der for 600/. for the Ufe of the Garifon, 15 June—For fend- 
ing down Ammunition, 25 
Weymouth Pier, &amp;c. 16 July 
in Part of their Arrears, 4 Oct. 

1648, Collector of the Cuftoms to pay 7oo/. in his 
Hands, 29 July Governor impowered to put in Two 
Companies of Foot, if the Company there is drawn away, 
aud to liftin the mean time—The Committee of Dorfetthire 
to take care of the Town, 1 Aug. 

Whalley, Colonel Edward, 1646, Petition to be read, 5 &amp; 8 
Dec. Read; Order that he fhall have 300/. per Annuin, 
Lands of Inheritance, out of the Earl of Newcatile’s Eftate, 
to be deducted out of his Arrears; a Committee to certify the 
Value of the Lands in 1641; the Committee of Accounts to 
ftate, audite, and certify his Accounts, 10. 

1647, Certificate of his Accounts reported, and to be 
read; Refolution that he fhall have the Manor of Flawbo- 
rough at Fifteen Years Purchafe, in Confideration of his Ar- 
rears, and of paying the Surplufage Money; Ordinance for 
that Purpofe, read, 3 Feb. Read Second time, and pafled, 
8 Mar. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments difagreed to, 17. Conference defired thereupon; Ma- 
nagers appointed; Conference agreed to, and held, 21 
His Regiment to be continued, 8 Apr. His Relation 
touching the King’s Efeape, 13 Nov. Vide King—Mr. Mur- 
ray’s Letter to him by way of Challenge, 16. Vide Murray, 

illiam. 

Wharton, George, 1647, a Committee to examine and find out 
the Authors, &amp;c. of Two Pamphlets, One intituled, “No 
“ Merlin nor Mercury, but a new Almanack, &amp;c.” the 
other intituled, “ Bellum Hibernicale,’ by Captain George 
Wharton, Student in Aftronomy, with Power to fupprefs 
them, and examine the Information concerning Money given 
by the Stationers Company for Copies thereof, 35 Sept. 

Michael, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled , Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 7 Jan. ; 

——— Sir Michael, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 27 Jan. 

Lord 























For 750 /. for the Garifon, 


























For 1,000/. for Repair of 


0 











INDEX oo the Firru VotuMe. 


Lord, 1647, Order for difcharging him and his Affigns 
from 2,000/. lent him by Order of both Houfes, 17 Mar. 
Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

Wheeler, Captain Abraham, appointed Commander of a Ship, 





26 Feb. 1646 17 Mar. 1647. 

Mrs. 1648, King’s Warrant to deliver his Ivory Cabi- 
net, read, and referred to the Committee of Whitehall to 
confer with her, and examine what Things of Value have 
been delivered, and take an Inventory of thofe remaining, 19 
Apr. 

Whitchcott, Colonel, 1647, to be continued Governor of Wind- 
for, 26 Mar. 

Mr. 1647, defired to preach, 30 June 
and to print his Sermon, 2 Aug. = 
White, Mr. 1647, to be fummoned to attend forthwith, 3 

June. 

Andrew, a Jefuit, 1647, his Petition from Lords ; Order 
for his Difcharge, and Departure out of the Kingdom within 
Fifteen Days, 7 Jan. 

— 1646, Order for felling the Plate in the Chapel, 8 

eb. 











Thanked, 





1648, Major-general Skippon to confider what is fit 
to be done with the Ordnance there, and in the mean time 
leave a Guard to fecure them—To confider what Beds are fit 
to be left, 30 May. : 

Whiteing, Edward, 1648, his Examination read, and referred 
to the Committee of the Navy ; Order’ for continuing him in 
Cuftody, 12 Aug. Report; Order for trying him by martial 
Law, 14. 

Whitelock, Bulftrode, 1646, Order for paying him 2,000/. to- 
wards Satisfaction of his Loffes ; Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
and for paying Sir John Merrick 1,000/. in Part of his Ar- 
rears, ordered, 29 Dee. Read, and pafled, 31 Agreed 
to by Lorts, 2 Jan. 

Whitmore, Valentine, 1647, his Vine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 24 Dec. 

Whitacre, Laurence, 1647, Order for paying him 500/. due 
from Sir Thomas Powell, 21 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 


22. 





Whittaker, Mr. defired to preach, 7 &amp; 30 June 25 Feb. 
1647 18 May, 1648 Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mons, 9 Dec. 1646——-9 June, 1647——29 Mar. 18 
May, 1648. 

Dr. 1648, Order for apprehending him, 19 Aug. 

















Wickfiead, Richard, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 


pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 22 Apr. 

iVidmerpole, Jofeph, 1648, Petition on his behalf referred to the 
Committee of Nottingham, with Power to give him Satisfac- 
tion for his Damages, 26 Aug. 

Wigelfworth, Henry, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 14 June. 

Wight, Ile of, 1646, Order for iffuing Money tevein, g Mar. 

1647, fent w Lords, 25 May Retumed, with 

Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 22 June Ordi- 

nance from Lords, appointing a Governor, read twice, and 

committed, 3 Sept. Gentlemen to go down with him, 9g— 

Schedule of the ordinary Charges appointed to continue in the 

Cafile and Forts; Particulars thereof voted, and agreed to, 

except as excepted ; Schedule to be annexed to his Patent, 

agreed to by Lords, 17 Letters concerning an Infurrec- 
tion, 1 Jan. Vide Burley, Captain—Order for Vidtuals and 
other Neceflaries for Carifbrooke Caftle, and for Carriages for 

the Ordnance there, and in other Forts and Cafiles, 4 

Order for paying 200 Soldiers—For allowing the Governor 

101. per Week out of the Surplutage accruing from the Re- 

trenchment of the King’s Family, 15 Feb.—for paying him 

Monies raifed by the late Mutineers Fines, 29 For ftating 

and auditing his Accounts, 3 Mar.—The Committee of the 

Army to iffue a Month’s Pay for the Soldiers, 2o—Report of 

Order for paying 1,000 /. to the Governor, 21. 

1648, Order for advancing the fame Sum from time to 

time, 19 May For additional Allowance of 10/7. per Week 

to the Governor—A Committee to confider how 1,000/. may 
be had to beftow upon him, and of 500/. per Annum to be 
fettled upon him and his Heirs for ever, 3 Apr.—Order for 

5007. Part of 1,000/. formerly afligned for fortifying Carif- 

brooke Caftle, 10 May. Agreed to by Lords, 11—Governor’s 

Defires for Two additional Companies, referred to the Com- 

mittee at Derby Houfe—His Defires for a better Guard of 

Shipping, referred to the Committee of the Admiralty, 27 

Order for paying 2,500/. to the Committee at Derby 

Houfe, for the Service of the [fland; Lords Concurrence to 

be oon June. The Money to be paid to the Governor, 3 
Vox. 



































—Order for fending 100 Granado Shells from Suffex, 17— 
For fending Ordnance from thence, 21—The Committee at 
Derby-Houfe to take care of the Safety of the Ifle by Sea and 
Land, 22. Report; General to fend 500 Men, 23 Go- 

- vernor’s Letter read, 1 July—Another from him, to be 
printed; a Committee to prepare Letter, taking Notice of his 
Faithfulnefs and good Services, and defiring the Continuance 
thereof, 11—His Letter read ; Order for paying Monies af- 
figned to him out of the Taxes of Southampton County, in 
the Firft Place; Letter for that Purpofe to be fent to the 
Committee—Order recommending it to the Committee of the 
Revenue to make fpeedy Payment of Monies afligned upon 
them to him, 15—Another Lower read; Order for 1,000 /. 
for maintaining the Forces, and for fending a Troop of Horfe, 
24 Another read; Treafurer of the Army for Hants to 
pay 1,748 /. out of the Monies raifed, 15 Aug. 

Wilbraham, Hugh, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 23 Sept. 

r Roger, 1648, Letter of Thanks to him, ordered, 26 
ug. 


ee ’ 

Wilcox, Auditor, 1647, Order for paying him 1,o00/. in full 
of all Demands; Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, and 
paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8 Mar. 

Wilde, Serjeant, 1646, Petition read ; and referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Lofles of divers Officers by taking away the 
Court of Wards; Order for Stay of certain Compofitions in 
the mean time, 2 Jan. Previous Queftion that he fhall 
go the Lincolnfhire Circuit, Neg. 6 Feb. ; 

1647, previous Queftion that he fhall go the fame Circuit, 

Neg. 8 July. 

Robert, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Wildman, John, 1647. Vide Lilbourne, Lieutenant Colonel 
John—To be fent for by Serjeant, and brought to the Bar, 
18 Jan. Brought; Narrative concerning difrefpeétful Words 
fpoken by him; heard thereupon; Bufinels referred to a 
‘Trial at Law; Managers and Solicitor appointed ; Order for 
his Commitment to Newgate for treafonable and feditious 
Practices againft the State, 19. Officers of the Guards to 
aflift the Serjeant in carrying him thither, 20 His Petition 
read ; previous Queftion for bailing him, Neg. 21 Feb. 

Wilkinfon, Captain Thomas, 1647, Petition referred to the 
Committee of the Northern Affociation, 10 Nov. 

Willan, Elizabeth, 1648. Vide Privileges. 

Williams, Dr. John, 1646, Colone] Mitton’s Letter recom- 
mending him to Favour, read ; Order for difcharging his De- 
Jinquency, upon taking the Negative Oath and Covenant, 
and for Stay of Proceedings by reafon thereof ; Ordinance for 
that Purpole, ordered, 21 Jan. 

1647, Read; Claufe added ; Ordinance pafled, 30 Mar. 

——-Agreed to by Lords, 2 Apr. 

Captain Reeve, 1647, Petition reported, and referred 

back to the Committee to fettle his Defires, 13 Apr. Re- 

port from the Committee of the Admiralty in his Behalf, with 

Lords Senfe thereupon, 8 Oct. Order for him and his Owners 

to have Prizes taken’ by a Ship not commilfioned to make 

Reprifals, 20. 

Maurice, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 27 May. 

——— Nicolas, 1647, Order for his Execution, 12 June. 

a — Colonel William, 1648, Orders for him to demolifh 
the Dee Mills near Chetter, 28 Mar. 

Willhtamfon, George, 1647, Petition concerning the Difcovery 
of a way to raife Monies, referred to the Committee of Weft- 
minfier, 23 Sept. 

Wills, Richard, 1647, Order for paying him 163 /,—Part 
touching his Fee of 4o/. per Annum by Patent, referred to 
the Committee of the Revenue, 24 Mar. 

Willoughby, Captain Richard, 1646, his Letter, with an inter- 
cepted Letter from Dublin, 6 Feb. Vide Moulin. 

—-— Lord, of Parham, 1646, Certificate of his Accounts 

recommended by Lords, read, and appeores Order for pay- 

ing him 93,1554 15s. 10d. out of Sir Thomas Lyttelton’s 

Eftate, 4 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 5. 

1647, Ordinance from Lords concerning him, read ; 
nothing done thereupon, 20 July Refolution for impeach- 
ing him of High Treafon; Impeachment fent to Lords, with 
Defire he may be fequeftered from the Houfe, and committed &gt; 
8 Sept.—Mellage to Lords defiring them to appoint a Time 
for bringing up the Articles, 17 Sept.——14 Oct. Time ap- 
pointed, 14. A Committee to prepare them, 15. Articles 
reported, read one by one, and agreed to; Order for 
Ingroflment, 28-——Meflage from Lords, defiring a fpeedy 

Proceeding, 























—_—— 




















INDE X oo the 





Proceeding, 20 Meflage to them, defiring longer Time for 
bringing up the Articles, agreed to, 2 Dee.—Orders and 
Warrants figaed by him, aad other Informations and Matters 
of Evidence, reported, and read, 13.  Ingroffed Articles 
read ; previous aad main Queftions for fending them up now, 
feverally Affirmative, 27 Jan. 

1648, Kefolution againft proceeding any further upon 
his Impeacament, 3 June. ‘To be communicated to Lords— 

Meflace yom tae, that they rejolve to difcharge him unlefs 

Houle proceed by a Day appointed, 5. 

— Sir Francis, 1647, his Petition from Lords, 29 Apr. 





——Read, with another to Houle, 26 Aug.——Another 
from them read ; Order for 700 /. for Relief of his Lady and 
Children, 17, Nov.——Agreed to by Lords, 8 Dece.——An- 


other Petition read; Order for Intereft for the Money, 15 
Feb. 

—————. 1648, another from them, with fpecial Recommenda- 
tion, 13 Apr.——Petition to Houfe, read; Order for pay- 
ing hin 5004. 31 Aug. 

————. Lord, Earl of Lindfay’s Son, 1647, Order from Lords 
for Pals tor him, his Servants, &amp;c. to go into France, agreed 
to, 20 Aug. 

—— Colonel William, 1648, Petition read ; Order for pub- 

lic Faith to him for Monies due—For ftating and auditing 

his Accounts—The Committee at Derby Houfe to confider 
what he jas difburfed by their Appointment, 27 July. 

Wills, 1646, the Committee at Haberdathers Hall 
thofe brought fiom Oxon, 17 Mar. 

—— 1647, Report touching the Probate of Wills, the Preroga- 
tive Court, and Civilians; Heads of an Ordinance touching 
the Probate of Wills, agreed to, 2 Feb. 

Wilfon, William, 1647, appointed Searcher of the Port of 
Bofion, 27 May. Lords Concurrence fignified, 28. 

-———— Mr. of Kent, 1647, defired to preach, 30 Dee-—— 
Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 26 Jan. 

——— Rowland, 1647, Petition to be read, 18 Dee.—— 
Read ; Order appointing him and Ralph Hall Deputy Regif- 
ters in Chancery, and for a Commitlion to them, 29 Jan. 
———Order renewed to the prefent Commitfioners of the Great 
Seal, 20 Mar. 

—-—— 1648, Lords Concurrence fignified, 17 Apr.——Their 
Petition read, and referred to the Committee of the Navy, 4 
Aug. , 

—— Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 1 July. 

Wilts, 1646, Ordinance for Leave to the Sheriff to refide out 
of the County, read, and palled, 6 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, 
12. 

—— 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commif- 
fion to him, 17 Nov. Difagreed to by Lords ; Houfe adhere 
to their Vote, 29——Members fent down for bringing in the 
Arrears of the Affellments for Goo,co0/. The Committee of 
the Army to prepare Infiruétions for them, and a Letter to 
hafien the Payment, 23 Dee. Inftrucétions and Letter report- 
ed, read, and agreed to, 24———Additional Commitlioners 
for the monthly Affeflments of 60,000 /. 24 Janu. Agreed w 
by Lords, 27- 

— 1648, Sheriff has Leave to refide out of the County, 4 
Apr.—— Members fent down tor Prefervation of the Peace 
thercof, 30 May——Additional Committees, agreed to by 
Lords, 1 June—-Committees Letter referred to the Commit- 
tee tor Irifh Affairs, 9 Ordinance for Payment of the 
Forces, ordered, 1 Aug.—Ordinance for fettling the Militia, 
read twice, and committed, 7. Reported, and pafled ; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 11. 

Winchejler, 1648, Ordinance for fettling a Maintenance on 
preaching Minifters there, ordered, 4 Apr.—Order for dif- 
franchifing one Alderman, and reftoting another, 18 For 
fecuring the Caftie, 19 May. 

Marquis of, 1646, the Committee of Sequefirations 
to confider out of what Lands his and his Lady’s weekly 
Allowance fhall iffue—To take care their Children are not 
educated in the Popifh Religion, 7 Dec. 
= 1647, Order from Lords for bim to go to the Waters 
at Epfom, 3 Sept. Agreed to, 7 Ordinance from them 
for him to continue upon Bail, 15 Oct. They put Houfe in 
mind thereof; Ordinance read, and paffed, 20 Time in- 
larged by Lords for Four Months longer, 28 Dec.——Like 
Order from them, agreed to, 7 Jan. 

1648, Marchionefs’s Petition read; Order for allow- 

ing her 4/. per Week for Maintenance of her Family, 30 

Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 31 Order from Lords for 

inlarging his time of Liberty Four Months longer, 8 May— 

For inlarging it Three Months; Queftion for agreeing there- 

to, Neg. 18 Another Order from them for Four Months 





to confider of 





























Firru VoLuME. 


longer, 17 June—Their Meffage, defiring he may be at Li- 
berty upon Bail, go. ; 

Windall, ‘Thomas, 1646, Order for paying him 100 Z. in con- 
fideration of his Services, 9 Jan. 

Windebank, Sir Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance 
for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 23 Mar. 

Windham, Dane Elizabeth, 1647, her Fine accepted; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning her Delinquency, read, and _paffed ; 
Lords Coneurrence to be defired, 14 June. 

Windjor, 1646, Order for fliguting the Works about the Caftle 

For continuing the Forces there, 23 Feb. 

——— 1647, Governor to be continued, 26 Mar. Order 
for paying the Garifon 1,000 l. towards their Arrears, 23 
Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 24 For paying them 4504. 
for their prefent Relief, 4Oct.——Butinels concerning the 
Poor Knights, referred to the Committce of Hofpitals, 6 
Jan. 











1648, Ordinance from Lords for fettling a Minifter in 
the Chapel, 18 May—General’s Leticr concerning Foriifica- 
tions for the Caftle, and other Necetlaries for the Gariton,; 
Order for 5002. to furnifh them with Victuals, and make the 
neceflary Fortifications; the Committee of the Army to fur- 
nifh them with 100 Beds, 27. Order for fending then down, 
30-——Order from Lords, appointing a Conftable of the Cattle, 
agreed to, 27 July. — re 

Wingate, Captain Edward, 1647, Order for reftoring his Horfes, 
3 Aug.—-His Petition, with Certificate of his Accounts of 
2oth May laft, read, and allowed—Vurther Demand of 730 é. 
allowed ; Order for paying him 1,6534. —The Committee of 
Complaints to conader the illegal Trial and Seutence of Death 
eiven againft him, and how he way have Reparation of the 
Commiflioners of Oyerand Terminer, 23 Dee. 

Wingficld, 1646, Order for demolifhing the new Works about 
the Manor, and difgarifoning the Houfe, 25 Feb. 

Wing field, Sir Richard, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his De- 
linquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 30 Mar. sane : 

Winwood, Richard, 1646, former Order for paying him rood. 
with Interefi, vacated—The Committee at Goldimiths rail 
to pay it out of Delinquents Efiutes to be named vy him, 4 
Feb. 

Wifbich, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants fpeciilly recommended 
by Lords, reac. and referred to the Committee of the Eaftern 
Affociation—Order for refpiting the Arrears of Taxes for 
Lauds under Water, 3 Mar. 

Wither, Major Georee, 1646, Petition referred to the Commit- 
tee ofthe Navy, 28 Dee. 

—— 1647, another Petition read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee of Accounts, to fiate and certify his Accounts—The 
Committee of te Navy to confider thofe already ftated, and 
of a prefent Supply tor him, and for his future Satisfaction ; 
Order for his Diicharge, 20 Oét———Order for paying hin 
1,681 /. in Satisfaction for his Arrears—V'or paying him 1,$00/. 
in Satisfaction vf his Lutes and Damages; Lords Concurrence: 
te be defired—Ordinance for Paymeut of his Arrears, order- 
ed, 8 Mar. Read, and pafled; Lords Coacurrence to be 
defired, 17. 

Wogan, Captain Thomas, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to 
fiate and certify his Accounts, 13 Feb. 

1647, Order for him to march with his Troop to Li- 
verpoole, 2 July. 

— 1648, fent into Pembrokcfhire to fettle the Peace of the 
County ; the Committee at Derby Houle to prepare Iniiruc- 
tions for him, 28 Mar.——His Letter, with Paper inclofed 
of the Names of Officers that came over to Colonel Horton, 
20 May. Vide Langherne, Major-geucral The Commit- 
tee at Derby Houfe to grant him a Commiflion to be Go- 
vernor of Aberyftwyth Cattle upon Licutenant-general Crom- 
well’s Letter—Order for paying him goo /. in Part of his Ar- 
rears, 20 June. 

Wollafcott Catharine, 1648, her Petition from Lords, referred 
to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 18 May. 

Wollefion, Richard. Vide Gethin, Maurice. 

Mr. 1646, Report conceruing him to be made, 3 











Mar. 

Wolfeley, Sir Charles, 1647, Ordinance for diicharging his Se- 
queftration, read twice, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 8 O&amp;. 

Wolfingham, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Redior, 
15 Mar. They put Houle in mind thereof; Ordinance zead, 
and paffed, 22. 

Wood, 1647, Order for meeting of the Committee for Sale 
thereof, 3 July 4 Dec. Account of Money raifed there- 
upon, reported; Order touching the Payment of Arrears in 
their Hands, 10. 





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Wood, Humphrey, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 30 Mar. 

Captain John, 1648, Report upon his Petition, 1 June. 

Woodcock, Mr, 1647, defired to preach, 10 Aug. Excufed, 





11. 

Woodridge, Benjamin. Vide Newbury. 

Woodward, Alexander, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance 
fer parduning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 28 Mar. 

Weol, 1647, Ordinance prohibiting the Tranfportation thereof, 
and of Woollen Yarn, Fullers Earth, and Clay, to be read, 
20 Nov. Read, 23. Committed, 27 Reported, and 
paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Order againft 
tran{porting any from Ireland, except into Engiand and Wales; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 8 Jan——Ordinance trom 
Lords for tranfporting it into Guernfey, read, and paffed, 15 
Mar. 

Worcester County, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commniflion to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29 

Members fent down for bringing in the Arrears of the 

Affeffments of 600,o00/. The Committee of the Army to 

prepare Infiructions for them, and a Letter to haften the Pay. 

ment, 23 Dee. Intiru¢tions and Letter reported, read, and 

agreed to, 24. 

1648, Committees Letter read ; Power given them to 

raife a Troop of Horfe at their own Charge, 18 Apr. To 

raife what Forces they fhall think fit; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired—-Ordinance for a Month’s Aileffmeut for their 

Forces, ordered, 30 June Committees Letter, with Exa- 

minations of Pritoners, tending to furprifing fome Garifons, 

and garifoning fome Place for the} King; Houfe approves of 
raifing Forces, and garifoning Hartlebury Caftle ; Letter of 

Thanks ordered, 11 Juiy—Committees added to the Commit- 

tee of Sequefirations; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29 

Ordinance tor fupprefling Tumults, and raifing and pay- 
ng Forces, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 

8 Aug. 

City, 1646, Letter concerning Obftruétions in the 
Excife, read, 20 Jan. 

1647, Order for continuing the Mayor, 4 Sept. Re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed 
to, with Amendments; thofe Amendments agreed to by 
Lords, 9 Ordinance for felling the Leaden Steeple of the 
Cathedral, and employing the Money for repairing adjacent 
Churches and Hofpitals, ordered, 25 Oct. Read, and paf- 
fed, 17 eb. Agreed to by Lords, 18. 
late Bifhop of. Vide Prideaux, John. 

Earl of, 1646, Order from Lords for Fees to the 

Black Rod for bringing him up, 18 Dec.—Their Defires for 

an Allowance for his Funeral, and other Charges, out of his 

own Eftate; previous and main Queftions for allowing 5007. 

for that purpofe, feverally Affirmative ; Order touching raifing 

and difpofing of the oney, 19 Ordinauce from Lords 
for Sale of his, Lord Herbert of Ragland, and Sir John Go. 
merfet’s Eftates, read twice, and committed; Petition re- 
ferred, 4 Feb. Ordinance reported, and paffed, with Amend- 
ments, 20. Amendmentsagreed to by Lords, with Amendments ; 

thofe Amendments to be contidered, 22. Agreed to, 23. 

1647, Petition of his Daughters, read, and referred to 
a Committee, 17 Mar. 

Worfeley Tower, 1646, to be continued a Garifon, with the 
fame Number of Men as are now eftablifhed—A Committee 
to confider of an Eftablifhment for them, 2 Mar. 

Worsley, Benjamin, 1647, appointed general Surgeon to the 
Army in Ireland, 16 July. me ay 
Worjnam, Sir Jofeph, 1647, Lords put Houfe in mind of his 

Petition, 20 July. ; 

Werthington, Brice, of, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for 
pardoning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 5 Jan. 

Wren, Bifhop, 1648, to be fent to General, and ufed as the 
Committees of Effex are ufed, 26 June. 

Wrefle, 1646, to be difgarifoned, and made untenable, 26 
Feb. 

Wrexham, 1648, Order from Lords for a Patent for a Collec- 
tion for the ‘Town for a Lofs by Fire, 17 June Read, and 
agreed to, 10 July. ti 

Wright, John, 1647, the Judge at York to reprieve or bail him, 
14 May. 

Caward 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 

doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence 

to be defired, 21 Sept. 

Hurftwait, 1647, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Dec. 

Writs, 1647, Ordinance authorizing Members of both Houfes 
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to feal Writs, Commiffions, and other Matters appointed to 

be fealed the laft Seal-day, read twice, 31 July. 

New, 1646, viz. Norwich, 7 Dec. Carnarvon County 
and Borough, Beaumaris, Leftwithiel, Bodmyn, Merioneth 
County, 8. Old Sarum, Camelford, Helfton, Weftlow, 
Eaftlow, Fowey, 21—— Leskard, Michell, St. Mawes, St. 
Ives, Boffiney, Newport, g Feb. Lincoln City, Rippon, 
15 Mar. Radnor County and Borough, and York County, 
23. 

—— 1647, Camelford, 14 Apr. Norfolk, 29 
May Newcatfile, 23 July. Wendover, 24 Merioneth 
County, 26 Aug. Shaftefbury, 15 Oé. Stafford County, 
22. Boroughbriggs, 25 Newport, Malden, 1 Mar. Bod- 
myn, Aldburgh, 2. Andover, Petersfield, 14. York County, 
Harwich, 16. And Lurgefhall, 23. 

—— 1648, Devon, 28 Mar. Middlefex, 12 Apr. Guil- 
ford, 6 May. Abingdon, Reading, 8. Bewdley, 10 May 

15 June——Queenborough, 10 May And Fowey, 

14 June. 

Wrotham, 1647, Ordinance for dividing the Parifh, read twice, 
and committed, 31 Jan. Reported, and paffed; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired—Another for vacating the Prefenta- 
tion of the Vicar, read, and patfed ; Lords Concurrence tu be 
defired, 24 Mar. 

Wyan, Captain, 1648, the Committee at Derby Houfe to grant 
him a Commiffion to command a Troop of Horfe, 1 July, 
Agreed to by Lords, 3. 

Wyberroe, Anne, 1646, Petition reported ; Order for beftow- 
ng 100/, upon ber; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 

an. 

Wyberton, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, 
15 Mar. 

1648, read, and paffed, 21 Apr. 

Wynfahame, George, 1646, Meflage from Lords, defiring he 
may be of the Affembly of Divines, as the other Comuitiion- 
ers of Scotland are, agreed to, 13 Feb. 











Penryn, 11 





























22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
1647, &amp; 1648. 


V4 RM OUT H, 1646, to be continued a Garifon, with the 

fame Number of Men as are now eftablifhed ; a Committee 
to confider of an Eftablifhment for them, 2 Mar. 

1648, Letter of Thanks to the Mayor, &amp;c. for their 
Faithfulwefs to the Parliament, ordered, g June—The Com- 
mittee at Derby Houte to grant Commiffions to the Gentle- 
men of the Town to raife Forces, 16———Letter from thence, 
and Paper inclofed, to be communicated to Lords, 27 July 

General’s Letter, touching the Defence of the Town, 
reported ; referred to him to take Care for the Security there- 
of, 1 Aug. 

Yarranton, Captain, 1648, Order for a Gratuity of 500/. to 
him, for his Difcovery of the Enemy’s Defign to furprize 
Hereford, and other firong Holds—for furnifhing him with 
Horfes—Thanked for his Difcretion and Valour, 21 July. 

York County, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants, to be read, 8 &amp; 
19 Dec. Petition of Officers, with General’s Letter of 
Recommendation, read; Order for 4,o00/. for the Forces, 
11 Jan. 

1647, Order for making Report concerning the Receiver, 

30 Sept. Appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion 

to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29 Members 

fent down for bringing in the Arrears of the Affeffments of 

600,000/, ‘lhe Committee of the Army to prepare Lnftruc- 

tions for them, and a Letter to haften the Payment, 23 Dec. 

Infiructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 24— 

Committee added to the Committee of Sequeftrations, 23 

Cuftos Rotulorum appointed; Ordinance for that Pur- 
pofe ordered, 16 Mar. 

1648, Letter that divers Gentlemen had agreed to raife 

Forces for Defence of the County; Names read; their Pro« 

ceedings approved ; Letter of Thanks ordered, 22 May 

Additional Committees, agreed to by Lords, 1 June—Com- 

mittees Letter read; Order for them to garifon Places ordered 

to be demolifhed, and flight them when proper, to be fent to 
them—Another Letter; the Committee of the Northern Af- 
fociation to confider of levying Monies for the Forces raifed, 
5—Petition of fupernumerary Officers, read, 13—Proceed- 
ings of the County, in levying 7,000/. towards fettling the 

Militia, and raifing Forces, approved, 27 Order for Let- 

ter of Thanks to the Committee, for their good Service 

againft the Scots, 23 Aug. 

new Writ, 23 Mar. 1646 16 Mar. 1647. 

City, 1646, General’s Letter concerning the Neceflities 

of the Garifon; Order for fending down nes 8 

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Dec.—Committees added to the Committee of Sequefiyations, 








23. 22° 23° &amp; 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 
——Puke of. Vide King. 1647, &amp; 1648. 
ames late Archbifhop of. Vide Williams, Dr. John. 
Young, Captain, 1647, appointed Commander of a Ship, 27 "ACHARIE, Colonel, 1648, Order for releafing him out 
Sept. of Prifon, and difcharging him of a Fine fet upon him by 
——dJohn, fenior, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- the Committee of Indemnity, upon his indemnifying Mr. Lee, 
| doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence 4 July. Agreed to by Lords, 6. ‘ 
to be defired, 24 Dee. Zouch, Dr. Richard, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for 
Patrick, 1647, Order for paying him 2,000/. ‘in lieu of his pardou‘ng his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
yearly Pention, 27 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 28. renee to be defired, 30 Mar. 


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