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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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





TO THE 


SIXTH VOLUME 











24° Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 
BINGDON, Bufinefs concerning it, to be confidered, 
25 Sept. 
pe des Order for fitting of the Committee ; Quorum 
appointed, 4 Oct. Order for making Report, 21. 

Aéis, A&amp;t for repealing feveral, read, 29 Jan. Committed, 
30. 

Adjournment, Refolution to adjourn a Weck ; Conference de- 
fired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; Refolution annulled, 17 Oct. 

Without doing Bulinefs, 24 &amp; 25 Jan.—Till Afternoon, 
29 &amp; 30. 

Admiral, Lord. Vide Warwick, Earl of. 

Admiralty, Declaration and Order touching the Judges thereof, 
and Delegates proceeding upon Caufes comprehended within 
the Ordinance for fettling the Admiralty, to be publifhed as 
the Declaration and Order of Houfe only—Declaratory Or- 
der that Caufes begun within the Time limited be not inter- 
rupted by Prohibitions, though not determined within the 
limited Time, 23 Sept.—Refolution for allowing the Judges 
400 /. per Annum; Ordinance for that Purpofe, read; Pro- 
vifo againft their taking Fees, added; Ordinance pafled, 29 

Agreed to by Lords, 2 Oct. 

Aldborough, Choice of a Member to be Bailiffof the Town, ap- 

roved ; his Attendance to be difpenfed with, 28 Sept. 
Pesicon from Lords to make it a Market Town; Order for a 
Writ ad quod damnum, 27 Nov. 

Aldriche, Colonel, Auditors at Worcefter Houfe to caft up his 
Accounts; Accounts to be fent to them, 28 Dec. 

Allen, Lieutenant Colonel Edward, Order for paying him 500 /. 
13 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

Anderfon, Siegen, Bufinefs concerning his Fine and Compofi- 
tion, to be confidered, 1gSept. Fine reported; the aval 
mittee to accept the Moiety, and prepare Ordinance for that 
Purpofe, 25. 

Robert, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 25 Sept. 

Anglesea, \ile of, Order for victualling and fetting forth Two 
{mall Veffels for reducing it, 2 O&amp;.—For a Thankfgiving for 
the Reduétion thereof. Vide Thankfgiving—For a Letter of 
Thanks to the Officers; the Committee at Derby Houfe to 
take care for fettling and fecuring it, 4 Order appointing 
High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion to him; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25 Nov. 

Appleby, Letter concerning the Surrender thereof, and Articles, 
with Lift of Officers taken, read; Articles read again, and 
approved; the Committee of the Northern Affociation to 
confider what is fit to be done with it; Order for a Reward 
to the Metlenger; Lords Concurrence to be defired—Order 
for removing the Arms, &amp;c. to Lancafter Caftle, 17 O&amp;. 

Armstrong, Major, Perlons charged with refcuing him in his 
Paffage to Windfor Caftle—Order for fending for them as 
Delinquents; Petition of Intormants, read, g Sept.—The 
Committee of Complaints to examine them, 11. 

Army. Vide Fairfax, Lord. 

Vox. VI. 




















Arthur, Mr. thanked, and to print his Sermon, 27 Sept. 

Arundel, Earl of, his Fine accepted ; Order for Difpoial thereof, 
and difcharging him of his 5th and 2oth Parts ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired ; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
ordered, 24 Nov. 

Ashe, Mr. has Leave to tranfport Two Horfes to Antwerp, 12 
Dec. 

Ashton, Coionel Ralph, the Committee at Derby Houfe to grant 
him a Commiflion to be Major General of the Lancathire 
Forces ; Order for adding 40s. per Diem to his Pay, 25 Sept. 

His Letter read, 17 Oct. Vide Appleby. 

Thomas, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 2 Oét. 

Afjefjments. Vide Supply—The Committee of the Army to 
prepare Letter for haftening the Pay of the Affeflments for the 
Army, 13 Sept. Letter reported, read, and re-committed, 
21. Reported from Re-commitment, read, and agreed to; 
Order for fending it into feveral Counties, 23 Arrears to 
be paid within a ‘Time limited, 18 Ot. 

Atkins, Baron, Lords put Houfe in mind of Ordinance for re- 
moving him to the Common Pleas, 13 &amp; 17 Oét. 

Atkinson, Gilbert, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 19 Sept. 

——— Thomas, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 25 Sept. 

Auditors, Report concerning them, to be made, 21 O&amp;. 

Augiear, Monfieur Renaud, Order for paying him 100 /. towards 
defraying his extraordinary Charges, 6 Sept. 











A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


BBOTT, Richard, 1648, Petition read; Order a point- 
ing him Receiver of the public Revenue for Middletex, 
Effex, Hertfordshire, and London, upon the ufual Security ; 

Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 12 Mar. 

Mr. 1649, his Delinquency reported; Order for fequef- 
tering his Place of Regitter of the Prerogative Court ; Perfons 
appointed to receive the Profits by way of Sequeiiration; Or- 
der for a Patent for them, 18 July. 

Abercromy, Mrs. 1650, Order for allowing her 40s. per Week 
for Six Months, 4 June——Her Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee touching neceflitous Perfons going into lreland, 20 Dec. 

Abingdon, 1649, new Writ, 18 June. 

Abjuration, 1648, a Committee to confider of a Form of an 
Vath of Abjuration of all foreign Jurifdictions, inftead of the 
Oath of Supremacy ; Act for adminiftering it, ordered, 28 
Feb. 

Ablyn, Jacob, 1651, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 9 May. 

Accounts, 1648, a Committee to prepare Act for taking the ge- 
neral Accounts of the Commonwealth, 23 Feb. Act read 
twice, and committed, 2 Mar. 

1649, Reported, and re-committed ; the Committee to 

confider former Ordinances touching Accounts, and nomi- 

nate fit Perfons to be employed in that Service, 8 May. 
A 











The 








INDEX ¢o the 


The Committee of Accounts to allow the Certificates of the 
feveral Sub-committees in their refpeétive Countics, 20 July 
——A&amp; for receiving and taking the Accounts of the Com- 
miflioners, to be read, 2 Aug. Read twice, and committed, 
3 Reported, and to be ingroffed, 21 Sept——Read Third 
time; Debate thereon, adjourned, 5 O¢t. Refumed ; Coni- 
miflioners appointed ; Quettion tor an Amendment, Neg. 
Treaturers appointed ; Provifo touching Accounts to be taken 
in the Exchequer, added; Act pafled, and to be printed, 11 
—Aét for making George Crompton Treafurer, in the room 
of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Crompton, ordered, read, 
and pafled, 17. 6 

1650, Order for making Report touching removing Ob- 
fiructions in taking the Accounts, 14 May 4 June. 

Aéton, Anne, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; Order 
for pailing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Aéts, 1649, Council of State to prefent Things fit to be confi- 
dered and paffled before Adjournment, 11 June. Order 
for making Report, 19 &amp; 21. Report touching Aéts, to be 
paffed ; further Report touching the Things, tobe prepared dur- 
ing the Recefs, 22—A Commitice to felect Acis fit to be paffed, 
25. Report, 27——All Aéts to be ingrofled and inrolled, 18 
Sept.——Stile ufed therein to be altered, 12 Ot. 

Adams, Thomas, 1649, difcharged from being Alderman of 
London; City to proceed to a new Ele¢tion, 7 Apr. 

Adjournment, 1650, till Afternoon, 25 June——Previous and 
main Queftions for adjourning till Afternoon, feverally Af- 
firmative, 18 July——Adjournment without doing Butinets, 
5 Nov. 

Adminijirations. Vide Wills. 

Admiralty, 1648, One Seal not to be altered; the other to be 
altered, 10 Feb.—Judges Commiflions to be according to the 
Form of other Judges Commiflions; Member to examine 
them with the Original, 14.—Order for pafling them under 
the Great Seal, 15—Act for repealing the Ordinance and 
Letters Patent for conftituting the Earl of Warwick Lord 
High Admiral, and for fettling the Power of the Admiralty 
in the Council of State authorized by Parliament, ordered, 
20. Read twice, and committed; reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 22. Pafled, 23. 

1640, Aét impowering the Court and Judges to proceed 
to Sentence, notwithftanding Prohibitions to the contrary, 
read twice, and committed, 12 Apr. Reported, and paffed, 
13 Judges to fit Three times a Week—Order appointing 
a Judge, in the room of One deceafed, 12 June. Vacated, 
12—Aéct for appointing a Judge, and fettling a Salary on 
him, read twice; Queftion for Commitment, and pafling, 
feverally Neg. 25——Judge appointed, 16 Aug ——Judges 
and Officers of the Court to fubferibe the Engagement, 12 
Oct. Order for paying the Secretary the ufual Salary, 
1 Jan. 

-——— 1650, a Committee to confider of the Power of the Ad- 
miralty and Navy, and how the Office and Affairs thereof 
may be carried on for the future, 13 Feb. 

-——— 1651, Report from the Council of State touching the 
continuing the Court and Salary of the Judges; Act for 
Continuance thereof from 12th April, 1651, read twice; 
Queftions for Commitment and Ingroffment, feverally Neg. 
Act pafled, and to be printed, 2 Apr. Report touching 
the fettling the Admiralty, and Affairs of the Navy; A&amp;@ for 
fettling the Powers and Authorities of the Lord Eligh Admi- 
ralof England in Commiflioners, read twice ; Quettions for 
Commitment, Ingroflment, and pafling, feverally Neg.— 
Refolution for continuing the Powers in the Council of State ; 

A&amp; for that Purpofe, read twice, and laid afide—Another 
read twice ; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pafled, 26 
June. 

Adultery, Vide Incefi. 

Agnes land. Vide Silly. 

Aileworth, William, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed 
to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

diskew, Sir George, 1649, Petition read ; and recommended 
to the Committee of the Navy, 9 July——Leave given him 
to come and contraét for the Inheritance of Deans and Chap- 
ters Lands Thirty Days after his Return from the Summer's 
Service ; no Contracts to be made for them in the mean time, 
8 Aug.—Lieutenant General Jones’s Requeft touching conti- 
nuing Sir George in his Command, referred to the Council of 
State, 14 

1650, his Petition read, and referred to the Committee 

on Act tor making the Wey navigable, 26 Feb. 

Lady, 1651, Petition read, 22 May. 

Albans, Si. 1651, Act for propagating the Gofpel, and Main- 
tenance of a Minifter, ordered, 24 July. 

Albert, Thomas, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Alcoran, Turkith, 1648, Letter informing it was in the Prefs, 
read ; Serjeant to feize the Prefs and Papers, and bring the 

22 























SixtH VOLUME. 


Printer in Cuftody, 19 Mar. Speaker acquaints Houfe the 
Printer is apprehended, and_Books feized; the Council of 
State to examine the Matter, with Power to difcharge the 
Printer, and fupprefs the Books, 21. 

Aldborough, 1649, Order fora Grant of weekly Market there 
to Gilbert Parker and his Heirs—For pailing it under the 
Gieat Seal, 24 Ot. 

Ale. Vide Beer. 

Alexander, Michael Benjamin, 1649, Petition read, and referred 
to the Commiffioners of the Great Seal, 20 June. 

Alford, Richard. Vide Smyth, Francis. 

Algiers. Vide Captives. 

Alinony, 1649, Confideration thereof, referred to a Committee, 
23 May Commiffioners of the Great Seal to hear and de- 
termine all Cafes concerning it, 22 June. 

Alkeen, Elizabeth, 1649. Vide Privileges—The Council of 
State to befiow a Houfe and Maintenance upon her for Life, 
2 June. 

Allegiance, Oath of. Vide Oaths. 

Allen, Francis, 1649, Petition read, and, with Certificates, re- 
ferred to the Committee of Obfiruétions in the Sale of Deans 
and Chapters Lands, 6 Sept. 

Lieutenant John, 1651, Order for reprieving him till 11th 
May next; Sheriff to forbear Execution ; Judges to certify 
the State of his Cafe, 11 Apr.——His Petition, and Judges 
Certificate, read, 8 May. 

Ambafjadors, 1651, Act prohibiting them to take any Pen- 
fion, Reward, Gift or Honorary, from any foreign State or 
Prince, read twice, and committed, 7 Aug. 

foreign, 1649, Report from the Council of State, 

touching the Reception of them; Council io fee the Particu- 
lars provided, 18 Mar. 

——-—— 1650, 2 Committee to confider touching the manner 
of giving them Audience, 27 Dec. Report, 1 Jan. 

—— 1651, Report from the Council of State, of the 
Grounds for fecuring feveral; Order for them to proceed in 
the Bufinefs, 7 May. 

Amblefide, 1649, Petition of Inhabitants and others, read; Or- 
der for Grant of Fairs and Markets there ; Commiffioners 
of the Great Seal to iffue a Warrant ad quod damnum, 20 
June. 

Amerciaments. Vide Fines and Recognizances. 

Ammunition. Vide Arms. 

Anderson, Lady, 1650, her Cafe referred to the Committee 
touching neceflitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 

Andover, 1650, Debate touching it, adjourned, 5 June. 

Andrews, Thomas, 1648, Letter from him and others read, 
23 Feb. 

-—— Eufebius, 1650, Proceedings in his Trial and Sentence, 
reported ; his Petition read; Aét for beheading hii for Trea- 
fon, read twice; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pafled, 
20 Aug. 

- ——-— Robert, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Indemnity, 23 Aug. 

Anglefea, Mile of, 1649, upon Report from the Council of State ; 
Aét for the Compofitions of Delinquents there, ordered, 5 
May—Petition of well-affected Inhabitants, read, and referred 
to a Committee, 30——High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 13 Feb. 

Anfdale, James, 1649, to be admitted to double upon Pur- 
chate of Deansand Chapters Lands, 7 May. 

Antigua. Wide Barbadoes. 

Appeals. Vide Wills, 

Apjley, Sir Allen, 1649, State of the Cafe between him and the 
late King’s Creditors, to be reported, 17, 20 &amp; 21 July—— 
4 Sept. Reported ; a Committee to prepare Act for the Se- 
curity of the Tenants of the Manor of Clitheroe, and of him 
and otber Creditors of the late King, 6. 

—— 1650, Act to be reported, 28 May——4 June. Read 
twice, and committed, 6—His Petition to be read, 28—— 
Aét reported, and to be ingrofled, 23 July. Paffed, 30. 

Arms, 1651. Aé&amp; prohibiting the difpofing of them, Ordnance, 
and Ammunition, without Licence, or to wear Arms, and 
to prevent tumultuous Meetings and diforderly Actions, read 
twice, and pafied; to be printed, and proclaimed in the feve- 
ral Counties, 13 Aug. 

Army, 1650. Vide Fairfax, Lord, and Scotland—Lord Fair- 
fax lays down his Commiflion; Major General Harrifon ap- 
pointed Commander in Chief of the Forces left in England, 
21 June——Upon Report from the Council of State, Order 
for receiving Three Troops of Dragoons, &amp;c. into the Efta- 
blifhment for Three Months; the Committee of the Army to 
take care of paying them, 2 July Order for continuing 
them Three Months longer, 24 Dec.—For a Referve of 
Forces fufficient for the Saicty of the Commonwealth, ‘‘ 

1651, Order for adding a Clerk and Gunner to the Efta- 


























blifhment, 4 Apr.—For taking into Pay 2,000 Horfe and 1,000 
Dragoons, out of the feyeral Militias, for Three Months; the 
Council 











Council of State to fee the Vote put in Execution, 8—— Or- 
der for taking Two Deputy Mutier-mafters and Two Marfhal- 
men into Pay for Three Months, 11 July—— Eftimate of 
the Army in England for Seven-Months Pourteen Days, re- 
ported; Order for Money for them, 6 Aug. 

Armyne, Sir William, 1651, the Council of State, and all 
Committees to forbear fitting the Day his Corpfe is carried 
out of Town, 1 May. 

Arrowsmith, Dr. 1649, Petition referred to Committee for re- 
gulating the Univerfity of Cambridge, 4 May. ate 
Arthington, Mr. 1649, a Committee to examine the Truth of a 
Debt pretended to be due to him from Henry Jermyn, and 
prepare Act for his Satisfaction out of Jermyn’s Eftate, 14 
Aug.— Order for paying his Wife 5/. out of the Box-money, 
24 -Previous and main Queftions for allowing her 20s. 
per Week, upon Account, for Six Months, feverally Affirma- 

tive, 19 Sept. ' 

———— 1650, Report touching the Debt; Aét for fatisfying 
it, with Intereft, read; Queftion for Second Reading, Neg. 
Act rejected—Order for giving his Wife 20 /. out of the Box- 
money; the Commiflioners at Goldfmiths Hall to examine the 
Truth of the Debt, and pay what thall appear due, before 
Mr. Jermyn’s Sequettration be difcharged, 19 July. 

Articles, 1649, a Committee to confider of Delinquents who 
have not Articles upon Surrender ef Garifons performed to 
them, 5 May. Vide Dedinquents. 

Artificers, 1649, Order for fettiing their Wages, for their bet- 
ter Relief and Subfiftence in thefe dear ‘Times, 6 Apr. 

Arundel, 1649, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. referred to the Com- 
mittee of Corporations, 19 Mar. 

Arundell, John, 1650, Quettion that he ftand in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates to have his Eftate fold, Neg. 
Previous Queftion that he be fined 10,o00/. Affirmative ; 
main Quefiion, Neg. Refolution for fining him and his Son 
10,000 /. for their Delinquencies, 21 Mar. 

Afaph, 1649, Commiffioners of the Great Seal, and Attorney 
General, to confider of granting Fairs and Markets there, 20 
June———Order for Patent under the Great Seal for a weekly 
Market, and Four Fairs in a Year, 24 Oét. 

Afcham, Antony. Vide Warcuppe, Edmund—164g, appointed 
Agent to Spain; Order tor a Commiflion under the Great 
Seal, 31 Jan. Commiilion read, and agreed to, with 
Amendments; Speaker to fign his Credentials and fafe Con- 
duct; Council of State to affix their Seal to them, 2 Feb. 

1650, his Letter read, 2 May Letter concerning 
his Death, read, and referred to the Council of State, 21 
June. Report; Order for Letter to the King of Spain to 
demand Juttice upon the Murderers; Speaker to fign it, 28. 

Afhcroft, William, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Afhicy, Captain Henry, 1650, upon Report from the High 
Court of Jutiice; Order for reprieving him, and for a Par- 
don under the Great Seal ; Sheriff to forbear Execution in the 
mean time, 13 June. 

Ajke, Richard. Vide Warburton, Peter. 

—— James, 1649, to have Pals to go into Flanders, and tran{- 
port ‘Two Horles, 8 Nov. 

Ajjefjments, 1649, the Council of State, with the Committee of 
the Army, to put in Execution all Ordinances and Acts con- 
cerning them, 14 Nov. 

— 1650, Draught of Letter to be fent into the feveral 

Counties, for timely colle¢ting and bringing in the Affefl- 

incnts for the Army, read, and agreed to; Order for fend- 

ing thein; Speaker to fign them, 4 June Draught of an- 
other Letter for raifing the Affeffment of 120,000 /. per men- 
fem, read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign them, 13 Dec. 

1651, like Letter ordered, 16 Apr. Read, and agreed 
to; Speaker to fign it, 18——Commiflioners of the Great 
Seal to iflue Commiflions for fpeedy collecting the Affefiments 
of 400,000 /. 26 June. 

Afjurances, 1648, Form of a Commiffion concerning thofe ufed 
among Merchants; Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 
9 Mar. 

Afton, Edward, 1651, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Atkins, Serjeant Edward, 1649, appointed a Juftice of the Com- 
mon Pleas; Order for a Patent under the Great Seal, 19 
O&amp;. 

Alice, 1650, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 2 Oét. 

Atkinson, Chriftopher, and others, 1649, Petition read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of Indemnity, 24 Oét. 

Attorney General, 1649, Order appointing an Attorney Gene- 
ral of the State,g Apr. Form of an Oath to be taken by 
him, read, and agreed to; Commiffioners of the Great Seal 
to adminifter it, 18. 

Attornies, 1649, Order for removing thofe ill-affeéted out of 
the Inns of Court and Chancery, 19 Oct. 

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Audley, Major, 1650. Vide Privileges. 

Augier, Monfieur Renaud, 1648, Order for paying the Arrears 
of his Allowance, and his extraordinary Charges, 5 Feb. - 

Aukland, North, 1650, Order for a Writ ad quod damnum, 
touching a Fair to be kept there, 14 Mar. 

Aulnage, 1649, Order for making Report concerning it, 23 

ay. 

Aufien, William, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Axtell, Colonel, 1649, his Accounts reported, 22 June. : 

Aylefbury. Vide Packington, Sir John—1649, Petition of Inha- 
bitants, read; Part concerning the Corporation, referred to a 
Committee, 28 Nov. 

Aylett, Dr. 1649, a Committee to inquire what Perfons have 
been inftituted and inducted by him fince the taking away of 
Bifhops, with Power to remove them, 18 July. 

Aylof, Sir Benjamin, 1649, Petition referred to the Committee 
at Goldfmiths Hall, 16 Apr. 

Thomas, 1649, Petition referred to the Committee of Ac- 

counts, 21 June. 





24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


BABINGTON, Sarah, her Petition recommended by . 
Lords, read ; nothing done thereupon, 20 Sept. 

Barker, Mr. defired to preach, 27 Sept. Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 25 Oct. 

Barrington, Henry, Petition read ; Order for paying him 1,000/. 
towards Reparation of his Loffes, 21 Sept. 

Barry, Sir James, Order for paying hin 2o0o0/. fent to Lords, 5 
Sept. 

Barwis, John, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refcuing a 
Prifoner in his Paflage to Windfor Caftle; Captain of the 
Guard to fend a Party to aflift Serjeant, 9 Sept. The Com- 
mittee of Complaints to examine him, 11. 

Bajfiwick, Dr. his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Recom- 
mendation; Ordinance concerning him, to be read; 20 Oét. 
Ordinance for Reparation of his Sufferings and Damages, 
read twice, and committed; Order for paying him 500. 
with Intereft, 24. Quorum appointed, 28 Comunittees 
added, 1 Nov. ‘The Committee impowered to raife the Re- 
parations out of the Eftates of thofe who on 22d February 
and 2d March, 1640, the Houfe voted fhould give them, 
et; 

Batten, Captain William, Lord Admiral’s Letter and Indemnity 
to him, Captain Elias Jordan, and Captain Robert Dare, re- 
ferred to the Committee of the Navy, 29 Dec. 

Bedford County, Members to fend down Letters for haftening 
the Payment of the Affeflments and Arrears to the Army, 25 
Sept. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commif- 
fion under the Great Seal, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 
27—-Members to be employed to take care for bringing in 
the Affefiments for the Army, 23. ; 

Bence, Alexander, Choice of him to be Bailiff of a Town, ap- 
proved; his Attendance on Houfe to be difpenfed with, 28 
Sept.—— Leave given him to come up and attend, 25 Nov. 

Berks, Members to fend down Letters to haften the Payment of 
the Affellinents and Arrears to the Army, 25 Sept. Peti- 
tion of Inhabitants, to be read, 22 Nov.—Order appointing 
High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal 
23. Agreed to by Lords, 27—Members to be employed to 
take care for bringing in the Affeflments for the Army, 25. 

Berwick, Lieutenant General Cromwell’s Letter, touching the 
Surrender thereof, and Vorecs he had, and would put in; 
Order for paying them—For a Reward to the Meflenger ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired—For fending Arms and 
Ammunition from Neweatile, and replacing them, 7 Oét.—— 
Confideration of the Garifon, and Letters concerning it, re- 
ferred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 8 Nov. 

Bethan, Francis, appointed Provoft Marfhal for the Safety of 
the Parliament, 13 Sept. Lords Concurrence fignified, 2: 
——Order touching his Pay, 4 Nov. 

Binge, Henry, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 2 Oét. 

Binlos, Sir Robert, has Leave to go into France, and tranfport 
Two Horfes Cuftom and Impoft free, 14 Dee. 

Birch, Colonel John, Order tor paying him 1,5502. in Part of 
his Arrears, 18 Oét. Appointing him High Steward of 
Leominfier, 22 Nov. 

Bifhop, Sir Thomas, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
duning his Delinquency, read, and palled ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 28 Sept. 

Bifhops, Order for removing Obtiructions in the Sale of their 
Efiates, fent to Lords, 5 Sept.—— Returned, with an Amend- 
ment; Amendment agreed to, 10 Nov.——Petition of Con- 
traGors for additional Ordinance to fupply Defedis in a tor- 

mer, 























INDEX ¢o the SixtH VoLuMeE. 


mer, read—Ordinance enabling them to purchafe Lands to- 

wards their Salaries, read twice, and paffed, 19 Sept. Houfe 

put Lords in mind thereof ; Ordinance returned, with Amend- 
ments, 30 Amendments agreed to; Committee of Houfe 
appointed to join with a Committee of Lords, 21 Nov. 

Committees added, 19 Dec.——Petition of Truftees, to be 

read, 21 Sept. Day appointed for prefenting it, 23. Peti- 

tion read, and referred to the Committee of Obftructions, 30 

Ordinance authorizing Thomas Noell to — receive, 
and pafs, fuch Bills or Receipts as fhall be vouched by the 
Regitter Accountant for the Payment of the laft Moiety of 
the Purchafe-money, read twice, and paffed ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 28 Dec. Ordinance entered, 3 Jan. 
—Petition of Truftees, read; Letters Patents for Purchafers 
amended, or for further Security to them, 12—Committees 
added to the Committee of Obftruétions, 17. 

Blackwell, John, Petition read; Order for difcharging him 
from any Penalty for not proceeding in the Purchafe of the 
Manor of Lambeth Wyke, 19 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 
21. 

Blairs, Mr. to be admitted into the Affembly ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 26 Oct. 

Blake, Captain George, to have a Fifth Part of his Difcoveries, 
3 Jan. 

Blowers, Alexander, Houfe approves of Colonel Moore’s ap- 
prehending him, Richard Lever, and Samuel Wifeman, for 
fuffering Prifoners committed to their Charge to efcape ; 
Power given him to fecure them till further Order, 23 Dec. 

Bois, Sir John, Quettion for banifhing him, Neg. 10 Nov. 

Bolingbrooke Cafile, Order for flighting and making it untenable, 
25 iNOV. 

Bolsover Caftle, Order for flighting it, and difbanding the new- 
raifed Forces, 23 Oct. 

Bond, Mr. thanked, and to print his Sermon, 8 Sept.——De- 
fired to preach, 18 Dec. 

Booth, William, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 11 Sept. 

Brampton Bryan, Ordinance for repairing the Church, to be 
read, 16 Oct. 28 ‘Nov. 

Brecon County, the Committee of the County to difband the Su- 
numeraries; Order to be fent to them, 22 Nov. Order 
appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the 
Great Seal, 23. Agreed to by Lords, 27. 

Brifiol, Report concerning fome People there, to be confidered, 
2 Sept.—The Committee of the Army to examine to whom 
the Money for preferving the City from Plunder was paid, 
and how it was difpofed of, 8 Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. 
read; Order for Augmentation of Pay to their Minifters—A 
Committee to prepare Ordinance for an equal Rate upon the 
Inhabitants, for that Purpofe, 2 Oct. 

Brocklejby, Anne, Order for paying her a Debt due from a De- 
linquent, out of his Eftate, 3 Jan. 

Brooke, Lady, Order for paying her 4,000 /. out of Sir Edward 
Bifhop’s Fine, repealed—Order for paying her 2,000 /. with 
Intereft for the Whole, out of his Rents, till he proceed ef- 
fetually to his Compofition, 20 Sept. Amended ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 22. 

Arthur, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 2 Oct. 

Brookes, Mr. defired to preach, 29 Nov. 
print his Sermon, 30 Dec. 

Buckingham County, Member to fend Letters for haftening the 
Payment of the Affeflments and Arrears to the Army, 23 
Sept. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commif- 
fion under the Great Seal, 23 Nov. Another appointed by 
Lords, agreed to, 27—Members to be employed to take 
care for bringing in the Affeffments for the Army, 25. 

Duke of, Order for felling his Goods, and difpofing 
of the Proceed thereof, 23 Sept. 

Bullock, Mr. the Committee of Indemnity impowered to hear 
the Caufe between him and Mr Carlets, 27 Nov. 

Burton, Mr. State of the Proceedings in Houfe concerning his 
Sufferings and Damages, referred to Dr. Baftwick’s Commit- 
tee, 31 O&amp;. 

Butler, Henry, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 4 Sept. 

—--~— Colonel Hugh, Petition read; Order for admitting 
~ to his Compofition, upon the Articles of Pembroke, 9 























Thanked, and to 








A. 1648, 1649, 1650, ¥ 1651. 


ABINGTON, Mrs. 1650, her Cafe referred to the 
Committee touching neceffitous Perfons going into Ireland, 
20 Dec. 

Bacon, Antony, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. ' 

Badiley, Richard, 1649, appointed Captain of a Ship, 25 June. 

Bagley, Charles, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. : 

Baker, Mr. 1649, to deliver Papers in his Cuftody to the 
Council of State, 21 July. 

Baldock, 1651, Order for a Writ ad quod damnum, for hold- 
ing a weekly Market there, 23 July. 

Baldwin, John, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to: 
Order for pafliag it under the Great Seal, 21 Jan. , 

Ball, Andrew, 1649, appointed Captain of a Ship, 25 June. 

Thomas, 1650, Order for paying him 500/. in Part of 
his Arrears, § Dec. 

Ballishamon, 1649. Vide Ireland. 

Balston, Catherine, 1650, Petition read; Order for allowing 
her 20s. per Week for a Year, till her Hufband’s Arrears are 
paid, 20 Dec. 

Barbadves, 1650, A&amp; prohibiting Trade and Commerce with 
Barbadoes, Antigua, Virginia, and Bermudas, read twice, 
and committed, 27 Sept. Reported; Queftion for In- 
groflment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be printed—Serjeant to 
fummon Perfons to bring inall Patents concerning thofe [lands 
—Councilto order the Generals at Sea to fiay all Ships trading 
thither—Lift of Ships and Men for the Reduétion thereof, 
reported from them, and referred to the Committee of the 
Navy ; Order touching paying fuch as fhall be employed, 3 
O&amp;¢t.—For Money for fetting forth the Ships, 11. Serjeant’s 
Report touching proclaiming the Act, 16—The Committee 
of the Navy impowered to contract for Provifions neceffary 
for the Expedition, 31 Number of Ships, Extraordina- 
ries on Board, and Arms, reported, and agreed to; the 
cogs of State to difpatch them, and give Inftructions, 22 

an. 














— 1651, State of the Fatt concerning the Fleet, re- 
ported ; Petition of Merchants, and Papers mentioned in the 
Report, read ; previous and main Quettions that the Council 
fend a competent Number of Ships thither, feveraily Affirma- 
tive, 19 June. 

Barber, Grace, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
inittee of Indemnity, g July. 

Barkftead, Colonel John, 1650, upon Report from the Council 
of State, Order for adding Otficers and Men to his Regiment, 
and for paying them, 15 May Upon further Report, Or- 
der for allowing Four Gunners and Twelve Matroffes, 6 June 
-—— For continuing the additional Men Four Months longer 
—His Petition read; Cominiflioners of Accounts to ftate his 
Accounts, without Deduétion for free Quarter while he was 
Governor of Reading—To allow him 20s. per Diem during 
that Time, 24 Sept.——Order touching the Payment of his 
Regiment, 8 Jan. 

Barlow, John, 1649, Petition read, 5 Oct. 
lonel. 

Barnefley, William, Henry, Sufan, and Catharine. Vide Jacob, 
Harmon. 

Barrington, Mary. Vide Jacob, Harmon. 

Barry, Sir James, 164y, Order for paying him 200 /. upon Ac- 
count, 7 July. 

Bartholomew’s Hofpital. Vide Chriji’s Hofpital. 

Bartlett, John, 1649, Order for paying him 20/. 9 July. 

Barton, William, 1650, Petition read; Minifters to perufe 
Rous’s Psalms fince reviewed by him, with Power to licenfe 
the Printing thereof, 27 Sept. 

Nathanael, 1650, his Letter referred to the Council of 
State, 29 Odt. 

Bajfill, William, 1649, Order for Patent under the Great Seal, 
appointing him Attorney General of Ireland, 13 July His 
Letter read, and to be printed, 25 Dec. 

Ba(fett, William, 1649, his Cafe, as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Gold{miths Hall, 19g——His 
Petition read ; Order for paying One Moiety of his Fine, the 
other refpited, 23 Aug. 

1651, his Fine accepted; Order for difcharging his 
Sequeftration, upoa Payment thereof within the times limited, 
25 Mar. 

Batten, Captain William, 1649, Information and Examination 
touching him, read; the removing him, and placing another 
Governor in Holy iflaad, approved ; Bufinels concerning him 
referred to the General, 16 May. 





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Bayes, 








Bayes, Jobn, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Baynes, Colonel Jeremy, 1649, to be re-taken into Cuftody, 
having negleéted to take out the Order for his Difcharge, 28 
Aug. 

ale Robert, 1649, Order touching paying his Company, 10 
Apr. 

pes. 0 Dame Mary, 1640, Order for allowing her 20s. per 
Week for her prefent Subfiftence, 13 Sept. 

Beauchampe, Thomas, 649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed 
to; Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Beck, Sufan, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Samuel, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Beckett, Nevill, 1650, to be recommended to the Governors of 
the Charterhoufe, for a Place—Order for paying him 10/. 29 
May For paying him 52. out of the Box-money, 13 Aug. 

22 Nov. 

Thomas, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Beckwith, Captain Thomas, 1649, Council of State to give Or- 
der touching his Children endeavoured to be conveyed beyond 
Sea, 30 Jan. 

Bedford County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov.—Commiflioners for 
the Affeflments of 120,000 /. added, 20. 

1650, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commiffion 

under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

Town, 1649, Commiffioners for the Affefiment of 

g0,000/. per Menfem, added, 28 June 25 July Pe- 

tition of well-aflected Freemen touching the Charter, referred 
to a Committee, 28 Nov. 

1651, Commiflioner for the monthly Affeffment, added, 

18 Apr. 

i, 1649, Ordinance for draining it, reported; pre- 
vious and main Queftions for Re-commitment, feverally Af- 
lirmative, 8 May. Ordinance reported from Re-commitinent ; 
Petitions read, 21. Ordinance pafled, and to be printed, 29 
—-— Order for printing 500 more, 23, Odt. 

-——— 1650, Petition of Adventurers and Participants, to be 
read, 23 May. Read; previous Queftion for referring it to 
a Committee, Neg: 29. 

Beecher, Colonel, 1648, to be recommended to General for an 
Employment, 19 Mar. 

———— 1649, a Committee to audit and ftate his Accounts— 
The Committee of the Revenue to pay Money formerly or- 
dered hin—To pay him for his Attendance upon Lord Go- 
ringe and Sir John Owen till they were difcharged, 10 May. 

— Quartermafter, 1649, Order for paying him 150 /, upon 
Account, 10 Aug. 

Beer, and Ale, 1649, A&amp; prohibiting to brew for Sale any above 
the Price of 10s. per Barrel, read, 31 Aug.—— Committed, 
5 Sept. Repurted; Queftion for Ingrofiment, Neg. A&amp;é 
pafled, and to be printed, 12 Aé&amp; for colleéting the Excife 
thereupon, read twice, and committed, 9 Feb.—Aé¢t for col- 
leGting the Excife upon Beer and Ale brewed in private Fa- 
milies, read twice; Queftion for Commitment, Neg, Order 
for Ingroffment, 18. A&amp;ét read Third time, and referred 
back to the fame Committee, 25 Commiffioners Certifi- 
cate, read; Propofition for better regulating the Excife there- 
upon, referred, 12 Mar. 

1650, Act pafled, and to be printed; Committee ap- 
pointed, 28 Mar. A&amp; for punifhing the exceflive Prices 
of Beer and Ale, to be read, 18 Oé¢t. Read, 23 Order 
for Second Reading, 12 Nov. 

Beke, Henry, 1649, Report of his Loffes and Sufferings in his 
Sheriffalty ; his Petition read; Order for admitting him to 
double upon Purchafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, g July. 

= 1649. Vide Ireland. 

Belifon, Monfieur de, 1648, to have Pafs to go into France, 
and tranfport Six Horfes Cuftom and Impoft free, 11 Sept. 

Belafyfe, Sic Richard, 1650, Accufation and Examination 
touching him, referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 
15 Apr. 

Bellew Samuel, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Belvoir Cafile, 1649, Report from the Council of State touch- 
ing demolifhing it ; Houfe to confider of fome Recompence 
to the Earl of Rutland, 1 May. Previous Queftion for al- 
lowing him 2,o00/. Neg. Previous and main Queftions for 
allowing him 1,500/. feverally Affirmative ; Order for de- 
molifhing it, 8 Order touching the Payment of the Mo- 
ney, 11 June. 

Benham, Thomas, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Bennett, Thomafine, 1649, Order for allowing her 8s per Week 
from the time of her Hufband’s Death, 7 Sept. : 

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INDEX fo the Stxtn Votume. 


Week—For beftowing 50l. a-piece upon her Eight Children, 
the Money to be paid to her upon Security, 22 June. 

——— 1651, Order for paying her 200/. in SatisfaGtion there- 
of, 2 May. 

—-— Colonel, 1650, upon Report from the Council of State 
Order for continuing his Regiment Four Months longer, 24 
Sept. For continuing it Three Months longer, 24 Dec. 

4 Mar. 

“ae 1651, Order for continuing it Three Months longer, 11 

uly. 

Bentiey, Margaret, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Benyon, Alice and George, 1650, Petition read, 25 Apr. 
Beringer, Richard, 1649, Petition read; Order for’ taking off 
a Fine impofed upon him by the Juftices of Affize, 7 Nov. 

Berks County, 1649, new Writ, 19 Feb. 

—— 1649, Committees added to all the Committees, 22 June 

High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Commiflion under 
the Great Seal, 7 Nov. Quettion for fufpending the Col- 
leétion of the Affefiments for the Britifh Army for a Month, 
Neg. 18 Feb. Committees added to the Committee of 
Sequeftrations, 4 Mar. 

—— 1650, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Commiffion 
under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

Bermudas. Vide Barbadoes. 

Bernard, Serjeant Robert, 1649, appointed Steward and Judge 
of the Court of Pleas in the Ile of Ely, 22 June. 

Berry, William, 1650, Bufinels concerning him, referred to 
the Committee of Obftruétions, 22 O&amp;t. 

Berwick, 1648, a Committee to prepare Letter to the Commif- 
fioners for the Allefiments for an Eftimate of the Loffes and 
Damages fuftained by the coming-in of the Scots, and the 
Forces fent down for their Affiftance, 13 Feb.—Another 
Committee to confider of a Supply of Stores, &amp;c. for the Ga- 
rifon, 16——The Committee of the Army to provide Vidiuals 
for them, 17 Mar. 

1649, Order tor Monies for them, to be difpofed of as 

the Governor of Neweatile fhall think fit, 13 Apr.——The 

Council of State to examine their Accounts, and what Pro- 

vifions and Stores are there, and what are neceflary for their 

Supplies, and for the Fortifications, 16 May. Sequeftered 

Timber at Morpeth to be difpofed of for that Ufe, 22 

Report concerning Reparations of the Garifons; Sum ap- 

proved, 28 Jan. Order for Payment, 28 Jan——26 Feb. 

Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read; Order for continuing 

their Privileges according to their Charter, 28 Jan. 

1651, upon Report from the Council of State, that Gene- 
ral had drawn out Five Companies, Order for the Governor 
to recruit his Regiment to the former Number, 13 Aug. 

Bethlem Hofpital. Vide Chrifi’s Hofpital. 

Billing, Thomas, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Bills, 1651, none to be prefented, opened, or read, without a 
Brief, 2 May. 

Birbeck, Captain John, 1651, Petition read, 1 Apr. 

Birch, Colonel Thomas, 1649, to be admitted upon a new 
Election, 23 Oct. His Propofition for raifing Money to 
repair the Garifon of Liverpoole, reported ; Order for Goo. 
out of Lord Derby’s Copyhold Eftates; his Petition to be 
read, 2 Feb. 

— 1650, another Petition to be read, 29 Nov. Read, 
with a Tranfeript and Certificate of his Accounts; Accounts 
allowed; Order for admitting him to double upon the Pur- 
chafe of Delinquents Lands, 3 Dec. 

Bifhops, 1649, Act for better Sale of the Remainder of their 
Lands, read, and rejeéted—The Committee of Obttruétions 
to confider of indirect Dealings, and remove all Obftructions ; 
Committees added, 4 May. Order for making Report, 19 
—Order touching the Allowances of Truftees and other Of- 
ficers, 24—-—- Declaration that Richard Venner was included 
therein, 18 Sept. Contractors to put their Powers in {peedy 
Execution—Country Committees to fequeficr Lands of Per- 
fons in Arrear—The Committee of Obftructions to confider 
of Ways and Means for {peedy bringing in the Arrears, 16 
June—Aéct for removing Obfiructions, read twice; Commit- 
tecs added to the Committee therein; Act pafled, 2o—Names 
of Perfons in Arrear upon the Firft and Second Payment, or- 
dered, 27—-—Aéct for admitting Purchafers to pay the whole 
Purchate-money by Weavers Hall Bills, read twice, and 
paffed ; to be printed, 28 Aug.—Act fortaking off the Charges 
of Officers for Sale of the Lands, and trantmitting their Ers- 
ployments to fuch as ferve in the Sale of Deans and Chapters 
Lands, ordered, 2 Nov. 

Black, Daniel, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Blackbone Hundred, 1649, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants, 
read, and referred to the Council of State; Petitioners to be 
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Blackmore, Major John, 1650, Petition read ; Order for paying 
200/. formerly given him out of his Difcoveries, 11 Sept. 

Blackwell, Captain, 1648, Order for fiating his Accounts, and 
paying the Remainder of his Debt, 19 Mar. 

—— 1650, his Petition read; Certificate of his Accounts, 
reported ; Order for paying him 2,798/. 1s. 2d. 15 Nov. 
Quefiion for Leave to him to tranfport 2,500 /. in foreign Coin 
and Bullion, Neg. 12 Mar. 

Blake, Colonel Robert, 1649, his Letters read, 19 &amp; 25 June 

Upon a Letter from Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, left to 
him to quit his Command at Sea, and accept an Employment 
in the Army; the Council of State to aflift him in raifing a 
Regiment, 2 Ot. A Committee to ftate his Accounts, 6 
Nov. 

-—— 1650, his Letter read, 18 Dec.——Another, with Copics 
of feveral Letters and Tranfactions between him and the King 
of Spain, read. Vide Cardenas—His Proceedings approved ; 
Letter of Thanks, ordered—Commiflioners of Accounts to 
examine, fiate, and certify, his Accounts, 8 Jan. His 
Relation of the fate Arrival of Part of the Fleet; thanked for 
his great and faithful Serviecs—Order for giving him 1,0007. 
asa particular Mark of Favour—For prefent Payment thereof, 
13 Feb. 

Blakifion, George, 1649, his Petition, and Certificate of the 
Committee at Neweaftle, read; Order for paying him 500 /. 
for Reparation of his Loffes and Sufferings, 6 June. 

~~ ——~— John, 1640, Order for paying 3,000/. to his Widow 
and Children, for Reparation of his Loffes and Sufferings ; 
Aéct for that Purpofe ordered, 6 June. Read twice, and com- 
mitted ; the Committee impowered to name Truftees for the 
Children, 13——-Aét to be reported, 23 July——15 Aug. 
Reported, and pafled, 16. 

——— 1650, Order for Paymentof the Money, 24 Apr. 

Blaney, Lady, 1649, Order for continuing and paying her Al- 
lowance of 200/, per Annum, with the Arrears, 15 June. 

———— 1650, Report concerning her, 25 Mar. —-Order for 
continuing her Allowance till Midfummer, 23 Apr. Amend- 
ed, 24———Order for continuing it Three Months longer, 22 
June——Her Cate referred to the Committee for necetlitous 
Perions going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 

Mary, 1649, Order for continuing and paying her Al- 
lowance of 50/4. per Annum, with the Arrears, 15 June. 

—~—— 1650, her Cale referred to the Committee for neceflitous 
Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 

——— Mrs. 1650, her Cale referred to the Committee for ne- 
ceflitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 

Blafphemy, 1650, the Committee to whom the Ordinance againti 
it is referred, to meet from time to time, and prefent fome- 
thing to the Houfe, 20 Sept. 

Blundell, Lady Sarah, 1649, Order for allowing her 3/. per 
Week, for Six Months, 9 July. 

1650, for continuing it ‘Three Months longer, and pay- 
ing the Arrears, 22 June. 

——— Richard, 1649, his Letter read, 5 Sept. 

Blunt, Colonel ‘Thomas, 1649, General’s Letter, recommending 
him to be Lieutenant of the Ordnance, read, 6 June. 

Bodevile, Anne, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Complaints, 7 May——- Report to be confidered, 14 
&amp; 15 June. 

— 1650, Order for paying her 500/. per Annum, in licu 
of the Fifth of her Huthand’s fequettered Eftate,12 June. 
—— Jolin, 1651, Petition read; Refolution that he ftand in 

the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 8 May. 

Bogan, Richard, Efther, and Magdalen. Vide Jacob, Har- 
mon, 

Bohemia, Queen of, 1649, Report touching the Arrears of her 
Penfion ; Order for difcontinuing it, 8 May. 

Bolfover Calile, 1649, the Council of State to confider of de- 
molifhing it, 27 Mar. 

Bommell, a Dutch Ship, 1649, Order for difcharging it, though 
it fhall be adjudged a Prize; Captors to be gratified other- 
wife, 14 Sept.——Inventory and Appraifement thereof, re- 
see the Committee of the Navy to confider what be- 

ongs to the Captors, and fee them fatisfied, 1 Jan. 

Bond, Mz. defired to preach, 6 July 26 Oct. 1649—— 
‘go July, 1650 Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 26 July 
——6 Nov. 1649——30 July, 1650. 

—— Jobn, 1650, his Examination reported; Order for his 
Difcharge, 1 Apr. 

Nicholas, 1650, his Petition, and Certificate of his Ac- 

counts, read; Order for paying him 332/. 5s. 15 Nov. 

~ Dennis, appointed one of the Council of State, 14 Feb. 


_ 1648 12 Feb. 164 7 Feb. 1650. 
Boone, Thomas. Vide Fcies Arthur. 


Boothby, Colonel William, 1650, Petition to be read, 3 Sept. 
Read ; Debate thereon adjourned, 4. Refumed; Petition re- 


ferred to a Committee; Order for fufpending his Sequeftra- 
tion, and continuing the Security, 5. 









































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Boothby, 1651 the Committee revived; Order for their fitting, 
and making Report, 23 July. 

Borlace, Lady, 1649, State of her Accounts, reported ; Order 
for allowing her 4/. per Week, 15 June. 

1650, previous and main Queftions for allowing her 4/. 
per Week for Six Months, feverally Affirmative, 4 June 
Iler Cafe referred to the Committee for neceflitous Perfons 
going into [reland, 20 Dec. 

——— 1651, Queftion for reading her Petition, Neg. 5 Aug. 
Bofvile, Colonel Godfrey, 1649, the Committee of Accounts 
to audit his Accounts; Order for paying him what is due out 
of his Difcoveries of concealed Delinquents Eftates, 5 May 
The Committee to certify them, 13 June Order for 
paying him out of any concealed public Monies, 21 Aug, 


1650, Order tor paying him out of his Ditcoveries, 5 














July. 

Botting, James, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Boulton, Alice. Vide Nicholls, Richard. 

Bourchier, Sir John, 1650, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 12 July. 

1650, his Cafe reported, with Certificate of Truftees 
for Sale of Crown Lands, 30 July—The Committee of Ob- 
fiructions to confider his Right in Wefimore, Parcel of the 
Foreft of Gualters, 3:--—Appointed One of the Council of 
State, 10 Feb, 

Bourman, Thomas. Vide Rolfe, Major. 

Bourne, Major Nehemiah, appointed Captain of a Ship, 25 
June——2 Mar. 1649--—26 Sept. 1650. 

Bowden, Captain James, 1649, to be offered in Exchange for 
Captain Hatfell, 28 Mar. 

Bowen, Jolin, 1649, appointed Captain of a Ship, 25 June. 

Bowes, Nicolas, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Bor, Henry, 1650, Petition read; Queftion for referring it toa 
Committee, Neg. 10 July. 

Boa-money, 1649, Serjeant to difpofe of it among neceffitous 
Perfons, 21 Sept. 

Bradocks, Richard. Vide Jenoa, John. 

Bradfhaw, Serjeant John, 1648, appointed One of the Council 
of State, 14 Feb. 

—— 1649, his Merits to be confidered, 1,6 &amp; 12 June. 

Confidered ; Order for paying him 1,000/. towards his Charges 

in the Service of the State—For fpeedy Payment thereot— 

Xefolution for fettling i,o00/. per Annuin upon him and his 
ileirs ; a Committee to find out Lands to that Value, and pre- 
pare Act for that purpofe, 19 Act read, 20 July. Commit- 

ted, 24. Committees added, 27——Act io be reported, 14 

Aug. Reported ; Quefiion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act paffed, 15 

Act confiituting him Chancellor, and Bartholomew Hall 
Attorney General of the Duchy and County of Lancatter, 
read; Queftion for pafling, Neg. 16 July—Another to the 
fume Purport, read twice, and pafled, 28 Previous and 
main Quettions for appointing him One of the Council of 
State, feverally Affirmative, 12 Teb. 

————- 1650, Act conftituting him Chancellor, &amp;c. read; 
Continuance thereof; Act pafled, 18 July——Appointed One 
of the Council of State, 7 Feb. 

1651, another Act, confiituting him Chancellor, &amp;c. 

read ; Continuance thereof; Act pafled, 8 July. 

—— John, 1649, appointed Attorney General of North 

Wales, 20 July. 

Richard, 1649, appointed Agent at Hamburgh ; Or- 

der fora Commiffion under the Great Seal, 31 Jan. 

—— 1650, Speaker to iffue Warrant to the Commillioners 
to grant it, 3 Apr.——His Letter, and Propotals to the Se- 
nate there, read, and returned to the Council of State, 21 
May. 

Brandley, Captain William, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
25 June——2 Mar. 1649——26 Sept. 1650. 

1649, the Council of State to confider of rewarding 
him and Captain Ferne for their Service, in gaining Carling 
Fori, 2 O¢t. 

Bray, Captain, 1648, examined, touching a Book, intituled, 
“An Appeal againft the Lord Fairfax, General, &amp;c.” Book 
voted {candalous to the General and Council of War, and 
tending to ftir up Sedition in the People and Mutiny in the 
Army; Order for his Commitment to Windfor Caftle—For 
Serjeant to fend him thither, 19 Mar. 

Brayley, Nicolas, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. : 

Brecon County, 1649, Commiffioners for the Affefiment of 
go,oool. per Menfem, added, 27 June——High Sheriff ap- 

ointed; Order for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 22 
Nov. 
——— 1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 
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Brereton, Sir William, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of Indemnity, 27 Nov. 

Lord, 1651, his Cafe referred to the Committee touch- 
ing Infants to be enabled to fuffer common Recoveries, 17 
June. 

Brewers, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the Committee of 
Excife, 14 Aug. 

. Brickhill, Richard, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Bridewell. Vide Christ’s Hofpital. 

Bridge, William, 1650, Order for fettling 1007. per Annum 
upon him; the Committee of the Univerfities to tee it done, 
30 July. 

Bridger, Captain, 1649, Order for beftowing 1007. upon him 
for his Services, and 50/. to buy a Horfe, 16 May. 

Bridges, Mr. 1650, defired to preach, g July. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 30. 

——— Thomas. Vide Welby, Captain. 

Bridgewater, 1650, Letter from Mayor, &amp;c. their difplacing 
late Mayor, and others, for refufing to fubfcribe the Engage- 
ment, approved—Eleétion of a new Mayor approved, and 
confirmed; Order for Letter of Thanks; Speaker to fign it, 
2 May. 

Briefs, 1650, Debate touching granting them,'adjourned, 5 June. 

Brindley, Margaret, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for paliing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Brifcoe, Mr. 1649, the Committee of plundered Minifters to 
confider his Sufpenfion and Maintenance, with Power to give 
Redreis, 2 Aug. 

Brifloe, Vrancis, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 3 July. 

Brijiol, 1649, Commiffioners for the Affefiments, added, 4 Feb. 
—Act for preaching the Gofpel, and Maintenance of Minifiers 
there, read twicc, and committed, 15——To be reported, 8 
Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 15. 

-——— - 1650, paffed, and to be printed, 29 Mar. 

Brockiejiy, Aune, 1648, Order for paying her forthwith 1007. 
due from a Delinquent, 10 Feb. 

Broghill, Lord, 1640, Order for paying him 500/. upon Ac- 
count, 7 July——For paying him 200 /. for'Tranfportation of 
his Lady into Ireland, 4 Dec.——His Letter read ; Order for 
granting him the Cuftody of a Delinquent’s Eftate—The 
Council of State to write to Lord Lieutenant for that Purpofe, 
8 Jan. 

——— 1650, his Letter, with another inclofed, read, 28 May 
His Letter to Lord Thomond, read, 20 June—Refolu- 
tion for fettlng Lands of 1,000 4. per Annum on him and his 
Heirs, 28. 

1651, another Letter from him, read; Aét to be pre- 
fented, 1 July. 

Bromfield, Colonel Lawrence, 1649, to be retaken into Cuftody, 
having neglected to take out the Order for his Difcharge, 
28 Aug. 

Brookes, Mr. defired to preach, 2g Nov. 1648——13, Sept. 
1650——Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 30 Dec. 1648 
——9 Oct. 1650. 

Broome, William, 1650, to be fet in the Pillory twice, and lofe 
his Ears, for forging Warrants, and counterfeiting Bills of 
Exchange, whereby he procured Money out of the public 
Treafuries; to be committed to the Houfe of Correction to 
hard Labour for a Year; Sheriff to fee the Sentence executed; 
the Committee of the Army to take Poffetlion of his Goods, 
and Perfons who have them in their Cuftody to deliver them 
to the Committee; Perfons who have any of the Moncy 
thus fraudulently procured, to pay it to the Treafurers at 
War, 1 Apr. 

Broughton, Andrew, 1649, appointed Clerk of the Crown in the 
upper Bench, 1 June. Order for a Grant under the Great 
Seal, 4—V’or a Grant of the Offices of Coroner and Attorney 
of the Keepers of the Liberties of England, 12. 

Browne, Major General, 1649, previous and main Queftions 
for difabling him to fit during this Parliament, feverally Af- 
firmative, 4 Dec. 

——— 1650, Order for difcharging Deans and Chapters Lands 

’ from 5,000 /.with Intereft to him, formerly transferred thereon 
—Vor difcharging them from 4,ooo/, formerly charged upon 
them, 4 Sept. 

——~ Captain, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 6 Apr. 

Sheriff, 1649, Informations touching his engaging with 

the Scots and the Earl of Holland, referred to a Committee, 

7 Apr. 

Mr. 1649, a Committee to confider of Satisfaction to 

him for his Place of Clerk of the late Houfe of Peers, 14 

May. Order for making Report, 28 Report ; Order for 

allowing him 3,000/.; the Committee to confider how it may 

be fatistied, 16 July Act for allowing the Money out of 























Vox. VI. 


Delinquents Eftates, read; Queftion for Second Reading now, 

Neg. 12 Sept. 

-— 1650, Order for Second Reading, 18 June. Read; 

Quefiions for Commitment and paffing, feverally Neg.—Or- 
der for him to deliver over by Inventory the Records of the 
late Houfe of Peers to,Clerk of the Parliament—A Commit- 
tee to confider of a Compenfation to him, 25. 

—-— 1650, revived; Order for their meeting, 12 Dec. For 
making Report, 17. 

— Elizabeth, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

——— Richard, 1649, Pardon for him, approved ; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Daniel, 1650, Order for inferting him into a Pardon— 

For pafliag it under the Great Seal, 2 Oct. 

John. Vide Welby, Captain—1650, Petition read ; 
previous and main Queftions for referring it to the Commit 
fioners for Compounding to examine the Truth of his Debr, 
with Power to charge it with Intereft upon Haberdafhers Hall, 
6 Mar. 

Brownell, John, 1640, upon Report from the Council of State; 
the Committee of Warwickfhire impowered to !evy Monies 
for paying the Arrears of his Company, and to continue their 
Pay, 10 Apr. 

Brudenell, Lord, 1651, Petition read; Queftion that he fiand in 
the Bill for sale of Delinquents Efiates, Neg. Petition referred 
to the Commufhioners for Compounding, 8 July. 

Bryan, Philippa, 1649, Order for paying her 5/. out of the 
Box-money, 27 June, 

Buck, Jeremy, 1650, Bill for melting down Tron with Stone 
Coal and other Coal without charking, and for granting him 
the Benefit of the Invention for Seven Years, read, 20 Dee. 
Committed, 22 Jan.——Reporte:', and to be ivgrotled, 27 Feb. 

—— 1651, read Third time; previous Queftion for an Amend- 
ment, Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed, 2 Apr. 

Buckdell, James, 1650, appointed Captain ofa Ship, 26 Sept. 

Buckingham County, 1648, Reprefentation of divers Inhabitants, 
of the Grounds of their Bondage and Slavery, with their 
humble Defives, read, 14 Feb. 

1649, High Sueriff appointed ; Order for a Commit- 

fion under the Great Sea, 7 Nov.——Leave given him to re- 

fide out of the County, 25 Jan. 

1650, Order touching the Payment of the Remainder 
of 1,5001. allowed for the Pay of the Horfe, 14 June—-— 
High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Comiitiion under the 
Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

————- 1651, Commiflioners for the Affefiment of 120,000/. 
per Menfem, added, 18 Apr. 

Bullion, foreign, 1650, Propofals for lmportation thereof, and 
a Remontfirance from the Merchants Strangers, reported from 
the Council of State; Aét touching importing foreign Bullion, 
read twice, and committed, 8 Jan. Reported; Queftion for 
Ingroffment, Neg. Act patled, and to be printed, 9. 

Bullock, Edward, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
inittee of Indemnity, 7 Nov. 

Bulfirode, Colonel, 1648, to prefent his Accounts, 31 Jan. 

——_———. 1649, his Petition read: State of his Accounts, re- 
ported and allowed; Order for public Faith to him for Part— 
For admitting him todouble the Remainder upou the Purchale 
of Deans and Chapters Lands, 23 June. 

Bunce, James, 1649, to be difcharged from being Alderman ; 
the City to proceed to a new Election, 7, Apr——Order for 
fequeftcring his Eftate ; the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to 
fee it done, 25 Dee. 

Burgaine, Peter, 1648, Petition againfi Solomon Smith, 15 Feb. 
Vide Smith, Solomon. 

Burton, Caleb, 1650, Report touching his Accounts; Order for 
paying him 2,628/. 4s. 1d. out of Monies due in the time of 
Captain Temple’s being Collector, 31 July. 

Bujfhell, Browne, 1648, Order for trying him by a Court Martial, 
14 Mar, 

——— 1650, Order for trying him by the High Court of Juftice, 
28 June. Vide Stowel/, Sir John. 

—-— 1651, his Petition read; Queftion for agreeing thereto, 
Neg. 27 Mar. , 

Butler, Thomas, 1650, to be recommended to the Committee of 
the Univerfities, 28 June. 

— Lieutenant Thomas, 1651, Petition read; Order for 
paying his Penfion of 4o/. per Annum, and the Arrears there- 
of, 2 Apr. 

Butlerage, and Prifage, 1649, a Committee to confider the 
Bufinefs thereof, with Power to fend for and hear Perfons 
concerned, 20 Dec. 

1650, the Committee of the Navy, to be added, 6 Aug. 

Butter, 1649, Act prohibiting the weighing it with unwarranta- 
ble Weights, and for marking the Firkins, read twice, and 

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committed, 2 July——Reported, and to be ingroffed, 7 Mar. 
Paffed ; to be printed, and proclaimed, 12. 

Button, Sir William, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken in the 
mean time, of the Non-payment of his Arrears, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 10. 

Byram, Dr. 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his Vine, to 
be confidered; no Advantage to be taken in the mean time, 
of the Non-payment of his Arrears, 5 May. Cafe referred to 
the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 


24 Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 
AMBRIDGE County, Letter for haftening the Pay- 


ment of the Affeffments and Arrears of the Army, read, and 
agreed to; Members to fend it down, 25 Sept. Order 
appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion to him, 23 
Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27—Members to be employed to 
take care for bringing in the Affefiments, 25. 

— Earl of, Refolution for fining him 10,0007. and keep- 
ing him clofe Prifoner till paid; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 10 Nov. Order for removing him from Afhby de la 
Zouch to Windfor Cafile; General to take care he be 
brought and delivered into fafe Cuftody, 25——Refolution 
for fining him revoked, and he left to Juftice, 13 Dec. 

Candles, Queftion for bringing them in, Neg. 6 Nov. 
Order for it, 4. 

Canterbury, new Writ, 18 Nov. 

Capell, Lord, Articles of Impeachment againft him, to be re- 
yorted, 25 Sept——Refolution for banifhing him, 1o Novy. 

Yifagreed to by Lords, 14. Houfe adhere to their Vote, 15. 
Vide Holland, arl of -—Vote for banifhing him, declared 
deftructive to the Peace, and derogatory to the Juttice of the 
Kingdom, 13 Dec. 

Cardigan County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commitlion to him, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27. 

Carill, Mr. thanked, and to print his Sermon, 8 Sept. 

Carifbrooke Caftle. Vide Wight, Ife of. 

Carlile, Laurence, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Sept. 

Carlifle, Ordinances from Lords appointing a Cuftomer of the 
Port, 23 Sept. 12, Oct.—Lieutenant General Cromwell’s 
Letter, that he had received Order for the Delivery thereof, 
and fent a Perfon to receive it, 7 O¢t.—Another Letter, re- 
lating the Delivery; Order for Rewards to the Meffengers, 
20——Confideration of the Garifon, and Letters concerning 
it, referred to the Committee at Derby Houfe, 8 Nov. Order 
for Money for them; a Committee to confider how it may be 
raifed, 20. 

Carmarthen County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion to him, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27. 

Carmichael, Sir James, King’s Letter, defiring a fafe Condu&amp;é 
for him and his Servants to come and return, read; late 
Commiflioners into Scotland to report their Knowledge of him, 
20 Sept. Safe Conduct granted; Lords Concurrence figni- 

tied, 21. 

— Sir Daniel, employed by the Committee of Eftates of 
Scotland to go to the King, tohave a Pafs, 30 Oct. 

Carnegy, Lord, King’s Letter, defiring a fafe Conduét for him 
and his Servants to come and return, read ; late Commiflion- 
ers into Scotland to report their Knowledge of him, 20 Sept. 
Queftion for granting it, Neg. A Committee to prepare Let- 
ter, with Reatfons for the Refufal; Letter reported, read, and 
agreed to; Lords Concurrence to the Letter and Vote figni- 
fied, 21. 

Carpenter, Mr. Order for paying him 2o/. fent to Lords, 2 Sept. 

Cecill, Mr. to have Warrant to go to nis Father in the Ifle of 
Wight, 28 Sept. 

Chaloner, Henry, Order for his Difcharge, 28 Sept. 

Chamberlayne, Dr. Peter, Ordinance from Lords for granting 
him the fole making his Baths and Bath-ftones for Fourteen 
Years, read twice, and committed, 22 Sept. 

Richard, Order from Lords for him to come to 
London, 10 Oét. 

Chambers, Mr. Order for making Report concerning him, 17 O&amp;. 

Chambre, Calcott, Order for fatisfying Perfons who dug in and 
about his Houfe for Treafure faid to be hidden there, and for 
fecuring the Houfe from Damage, 18 O&amp;t. 

Charnocke, Mr. Order from Lords, appointing him Head Searcher 
in the Port of Poole, 10 O&amp;. They put Houfe in mind 
thereof, 18. 

Chefier County, Vote appointing High Sheriff, difcharged ; 
Members to prefent Names of fit Perfons, 23 Nov.—Mem- 

bers to be employed: to take care for bringing in the Affefl- 
ment for the Army, 25. 





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Chippenham, new Writ, 11 Nov. 

Cholmley, Sir Henry, 1648, his and his Officers Proceedings, in 
purfuing the Enemy into other Counties, approved; Order 
for beftowing 200/. upon them to buy Horfes, 29 Sept. 
His Letter, concerning the Command in Chief of the Forces 
at the Siege of Pontefraé, read; Letter, and whole Bufinefs 
referred to the General to fettle it, and preferve Sir Henry’s 
Honour, and take care the Bufinefs be carried on againft the 
Enemy, 20 Oét.—Letter to the General, read, and agreed 
to, with Amendments, 23. General’s Anfwer; Letter to be 
fent to Sir Henry, to require him to obey the General’s Com- 
mand, 24. 

Chrijichurch, Cambridge, 1648, Petition of feveral Students, re- 
ferred to the Vice-chancellor, and ‘Two fenior Doctors, 19 Jan. 
To Two other Doétors, inftead of the Seniors, 29. ” 

Chriflian, Captain, the Committee at Derby Houfe to confider 
of his Exchange, 30 O&amp;t. 

Church Government, Lords put Houfe in mind of the Order 
for printing, and the Title of the leffer Catechifm ; Order 
and Title, read, and agreed to, with a Provifo, touching the 
Continuance, 22 Sept. Provifo agreed to by Lords, 25. 

Circourt, Monfieur, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Pafs to go 
to the King, 2 &amp; 13 Sept. 

Circuits, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to appoint Affiftants 
to the Judges in the Norfolk Circuit, 23 Sept. 

Clarke, Ruffin, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refcuing a 
Prifoner in his Paflage to Windfor Cattle; Captain of the 
Guard to fend a Party to affift Serjeant, 9 Sept. The Com- 
mittee of Complaints to examine him, 1+. 

— John, State of the Bufinefs touching him, reported ; Or- 
- for difcharging tim from his Surety and Imprifonment, 2 

an, 

—— Captain Robert, the Committee of the Navy to order hima 
better Ship, 28 Sept. 

Clement Danes, Petition of Inhabitants concerning Dr. Dukefon, 
read, 11 O&amp;. Vide Dukefon, Dr. 

Clerk of the Houfe, his Letter touching leaving the Difpofal of 
his Office to the Houfe; Affiftant appointed; a Committee 
to take Account from him where the Records of the Houfe 
are, to inventory them, and prefent the Inventory, with 
Names of fit Perfons for one to be elected Clerk, 1 Jan— 
One appointed; former Patent to be called in; Order for 
him to attend the Committee appointed to take care of the 
Records; Petition referred to them; the Committee to fit up 
a Room for keeping them, and confider of all incident 
Charges, 5. Order for his Attendance; a Committee to 
prepare Letter for that Purpofe; Speaker to fign it, 6—Or- 
der prohibiting him to fuffer any Perfon to perufe the Jour- 
nals, or take Copies thereof, till refolved by Houfe, 13. 

—-— Afliftant appointed ; Order for him to continue his Service 
here in that Employment, 5 Jan. 

Cleveland, Earl of, his Petition, and Lords Order for bailing 
him, with his Phyfician’s Certificate, read ; Order agreed to, 
with an Amendmeut, 6 Sept-——Order from Lords for con- 
tinuing his ‘Time for going abroad ‘Three Months longer, upon 
his former Bail, agreed to, 13 Dec. 

Clotworthy, Sir John, his Accounts reported, and allowed ; Or- 
der for paying him 2,o000/. with Intereft, out of the Ordinance 
for 20,0004. per Menfem for lreland—For paying him 1,145 ¢. 
with Lntereft, out of the Britifh Affeflments—The Committce 
for Lith Affairs to caft up his Account for perfonal Pay froin 
21{t December, 1641, to 2d December, 1644; Account and 
Order to be printed, 6 Sept. Order for the 2,o001. difcharged ; 
frefh Order for paying it out of the Ordinances for weekly 
Affefiments for lreland, 9. 

Cockayne, Mr. defiredto preach, 17 Novy.——18 Dec. Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 29 Nov. 

— Charles, his Petition from Lords, referred to the Com- 
mittee at Goldimiths Hall, 27 Nov. 

Coin, Order to preveut tranfporting, wafhing, or clipping it, 22 
Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 23. 

Coke, Richard, Informations againft him and Gilbert Clerke, 
referred to the Committee at Haberdafher’s Hall, 23 Nov. 

Colchester, General’s Letter, read; Order for raifing 5,000/. 
out of Delinquents Eftates there, to make good what was 
promifed to the Forces engaged in the Siege, in lieu of Pil- 
lage—Colonel Whalley’s Letter, read; Order for Letter to 
General, to defire him to try by Martial Law Perfons triable 
thereby ; Speaker to fign it, 8 Sept.——Ordinance for 5,0001/. 
Gratuity to the Soldiers, read, and paffed, 22 Nov. Agreed 
to by Lords, 25. 

Collectors, Ordinance for difcharging Collectors of Subfidies that 
have paid in their Monies, ordered, g Nov. For difcharg- 
ing all that have paid in what was due from their Reftraint, 
16 Dec. 

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of Houfe, 13 Sept. 17 O&amp;—Grand to fit, notwithftand- 
ing the Adjournment of Houfe, 17. 

Common Pieas, Juftices appointed, 12 O&amp;. 

Conferences. Vide Adjournment, King, and Tatterfhall Caftle. 

Coningham, Captain James, to be fent for asa Delinquent, 

Jan. 

Pe tcc Warwick, a Ship, the Committee of the Navy to con- 
fer with Lord idaied ent buying it, 29 Dec.——Order 
for feizing it into the Hands of the State—For employing it 
in the Winter’s Guard—The Committee to treat with Per- 
fons, for prefent victualling and manning it, 13 Jan. 

Convoys, Petition of well-atte&amp;ed Mafters and Commanders of 
Ships, read; Order for Convoys to the Netherlands and Hol- 
re 11 Sept. 

Coote, Sir Charles. Vide Steward, Sir Robert, and Galbreath, 
Humphry—His — into Poffeflion the Fort of Culmore, 
approved—Order for him to hold the Fort, the Fifhing of 
Loughfall, and Cuftoms of Londonderry, rendering an Ac- 
count to the State—Impowering him to difpofe of Places un- 
der his Command; a Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks; 
Votes to be inclofed, 8 Jan.—Order for a Reward to the 
Meffenger, g—Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 23. 

Corbett, Miles. Vide Privileges. 

Cordell, Mr. detired to preach, 30 Dec. 

Corn, a Committee to confider of fome Way to keep down the 
Prices thereof, 10 Feb. 

Cornwall, Members to prefent Three Names, for One to be 
Sheriff, 23 Nov. Previous Queftion that Mr. Elliott be High 
Sheriff, Neg. Queftion for re-committing it, Neg. Order 
appointing another Perfon, and for a Commiffion to him; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28—Members to be em- 
ployed to take care for bringing in the Afleflments for the 
Army, 23. 

Coventry, the Committee of Warwickfhire to take care of the 
Town, 23 O&amp;.—Order for difbanding the Forces; fame 
Committee to pay their Arrears, deducting for free Quarter, 
24. 

Courts of Juftice, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fettling 
the Proceedings therein, 3 Jan. Ordinance read twice, 
and committed; the Committee impowered to advife with 
Judges and other Perfons, 6. A Refolution of a Committee, 
referred, 9. Ordinance reported, and re-committed; the 
Comumittce to injoin any Perfons to affift therein; particular 
Perfons to attend them; Serjeant to give them Notice, 10. 
Order for their meeting, and making Report, 19. Report 
touching Alterations in the Styles of Writs, and other Pro 
cefles, 23—A&amp;t for fettling Proceedings in the Courts of Juf- 
tice, read twice, and to be ingrofled, 26. Paffed; Order 
for preparing Precedents of feveral Natures, 27. Title of 
Aé&amp;, read, and agreed to; Act and Title, to be printed, 





20. 

Crefheld, Serjeant, Ordinance appointing him a Juftice of the 
Common Pleas, read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords, 17 
Oct. 

Cromwell, Lieutenant General Oliver, Report from the Committee 
at Derby Houfe, and a Difpatch from him, communicated by 
Lords; Difpatch read, Lords Votes, approving his going into 
Scotland, and that he may affift thofe who diflike Duke Hamil- 
ton’s coming into England, agreed to; Letter of Thanks order- 
ed; Extract of Letters from the Committee at Derby Houfe to 
him, reported, read, and agreed to; the Extract, his Dif- 
patch, and Votes thereupon, to be printed, 28 Sept. His 
Letter, concerning tue Surrender of Berwick and Cazlifle; 
his Proceedings approved, 7 Oét.—Another Letter, with Pa- 
per inclofed, delivered by him to the Eftates of Scotland, 
with their Anfwer and Declaration concerning their Proceed- 

ings in Oppofition to the late unlawful Engagement againft 
England, read, and to be printed; his Proceedings approved ; 
Letter of Thanks ordered, 17 Another Letter from him, 
read; the Committee of the Army to provide things defired, 
15 Nov.——Thanked for his Services in England and Scot- 
land, 7 Dec.—Meflage from Lords, recommending the Con- 
fideration of his Expences in his feveral Services, referred to 
the Committee of the Revenue, 21——-Order for paying a 
Fifth Part of his Difcoveries, 3 Jan. 

Crouch, Mr. Information that he has written and publifhed 
divers fcandalous Pamphlets; Bufinefs referred to the Com- 
mittee of Printing, with Power to commit him, 18 Nov. 

Crowther, Captain, the Committee of the Navy to confider him, 
and report forthwith, 12 Dec. 

Cumberland, Order for Part of the Leicefterfhire Militia to 
march thither, 25 Sept. For Money for the Forces in the 
County ; a Committee to confider how it may be raifed, 20 
Nov. 

(fom, Commiflioners Offer to forbear reimburfing themfelves 

onies owing by the Parliament, reported, and accepted, 23 


Sept.——The Committee of the Navy to treat with them 
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about a Loan of 20,000/. upon the Credit of the Cuftoms, 
24 Nov.——Same Committee to treat with them about a 
Loan of 6,000/. for prefent Supply of the Navy, upon the old 
and petty Cuftoms, 26 Dec. Their Compliance reported ; a 
ommittee to prepare Ordinance for Re-payment thereof, 
with Intereft, 29. Ordinance read, and palied ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 3o2——Ordinance to be made an Or- 
der of Houfe only, 4 Jan. Claufe added, 6——A Commit- 
tee to confer with the Commiffioners about unneceffary Of- 
ficers, and the manner of collecting the Monies, 29 Dec. 


A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


C4 D E, Sufan, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 

mittee of Indemnity, 23 Aug. 

Caius and Gonville College Vide Gonville. 

Caldwell, Lawrence, 1649, his Cafe reported, 23 Mar. 

1650, Order for admitting him to a Compofition, at 

a full Fourth Part of his Eftate, 25 Mar. 

a County, 1649, Petition of Inhabitants, touching 
poor People turned out of their Livings, 2 May High 
Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commiflion under the Great 
Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Town, 1649, Petition of poor Inhabitants, referred 

to the Committee of the Eaftern Affociation, 28 July ———Act 

for preaching the Gofpel, and Maintenance of Minifters there, 
ordered, 15 Mar. 

Univerfity, 1649, a Committee appointed for regu- 
lating it, 4 May Impowered to nominate Vifitors, 8 June 
Order for a Commifion under the Great Seal for vifiting 
it, 13 Sept. 

———— 1650, Petition of Vice-chancellor and Senate, read, 
and referred to the Committee of the Navy, 12 Nov. 

Earl of, 1648, A&amp; for ereéting a High Court of 

Juttice, for hearing, trying, and adjudging, feveral Delin- 
quents, read twice; a Committee to saiotaaes Sammon of Com- 
miflioners; Earl of Cambridge, Earl of Holland, Lord Goring, 
Lord Capell, and Sir John Owen, to be named in the Act to 
be tried by the Court, 1 Feb. _Commiffioners Names pre- 
fented, read, and agreed to; Quorum appointed, 2. Act 
paffed; Order for meeting of the Commiflioners, 3. For 
proclaiming the Act in Cheapfide and the Old Exchange—Act 
for adding Commiflioners, ordered, 5. Read, and pafled— 
Ac to prevent printing any Proceedings of the Court, read, 
paffed, and to be printed, g—Order for 1,000/. for carrying 
on their Trials, 6—For bringing them to fuch Place as the 
Court fhall appoint, 7—For delivering all Papers, &amp;c. that 
may concern their Trials, to the Clerk of the Court, 7 &amp; 10 
—Leave given them to examine Members, 9 &amp; 19 Feb. 
2 Mar. Seats formerly for Members near the Court, to be 
kept for them; Keys to be delivered to Serjeant, 10—Ear] of 
Cambridge allowed Counfel, 15—Committee impowered to 
examine the Clerk of Houfe, 1g—Their Defire that a Week 
may be added to the time of their fitting, reported; Aét for 
that Purpofe, read, and pafled, 26———His Petition read; pre- 
vious Queftion for confidering it further, Affirmative; main 
Queftion, Neg. 7 Mar.—Another Petition on his behalf; 
previous and main Queftions for reading and confidering it 
further, feverally Affirmative ; Queftion tor refpiting his Exe- 
cution a fhort time, Neg. 8. 

Candles, 1648, Queftion for bringing them in; Neg. 5 Feb, 
Order for it, 19 Feb. 8 Mar. 

1650, like Order, go Mar. 

Cannon, Captain, 1650. Vide Privileges. 

1651, Report from Council touching fending him to his 
Charge of Dover Cattle, 25 Mar. 

Canon Row, 1649, Order touching inlarging the Paflage into it, 
17 Odt. 

Canterten 1649, Order appointing a Lecturer, and fora yearly 
Stipend to him, 21 May. 

Canwood, 1649, State of the Cafe touching the Purchafe there- 
of, reported from the Council of State, and referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, with Power to become Purchafers 
withia a limited Time, 9 Feb. 

Capell, Lord, 1648, Order for paying 407. to the Perfons who 
took him, 3 Feb. Vide Cambridge, Karl of——His Petition 
read; previous Queftion for confidering it further, Affirma- 
tive; main Queftion, Neg. 7 Mar.—Petition on his Behalf; 
previous and main Queftions for reading, and confidering it 
further, feverally Affirmative; Queftion for refpiting his Exe- 
cution a fhort time, Neg. 8. : 

1649, his Petition read, and referred to Truftees for raif- 

ing 50,000/. for Ireland, 25 July. 

1650, Petition of his Creditors, and their Cafe, read, 25 

Dec. 

1651, Petition of his Creditors and Sureties, read; —_ 

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for admitting his Truftees to compound for Lands conveyed 

to them by certain Deeds for Security of his Creditors, at 

Five Years Value, 29 July. 

Lady, 1649, Petition to be read, 17 Apr. Read, and 

referred to the Committee of Complaints; Order prohibiting 

cutting down Woods upon her Lands in the mean time, 18 

Kteport touching her Jointure ; Order for difcharging it 
from Sequettration, 7 May. 

Captives, 1640, Ac for Redemption of them, read, 6 June 
—Order for Second Reading, 20 &amp; 21 Sept. Read ; 
Debaie thereon, adjourned, 5 Oct. Refumed; Act commit- 
ted, 6. 


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1650, paffed, and to be printed, 26 Mar. 

Cardenas, Alfonto de, 1650, Speaker’s Report that his Secre- 
tary had been with him; Copy of his Credentials in Latin and 
Englith, read; Order for giving him Audience—For Matter 
of the Ceremonies to attend him—For providing all Necefla- 
ries for his Reception; the Council of State to direct the 
Manner thereof, 24 Dec. Manner of receiving him; he pre- 
fents his Credentials ; Credentials read, 26. Speaker’s Report 
of Proceedings upon his Audience ; feveral Papers read; a 
Committee to prepare Antfwer, 31——Anfwer, and Copy of 
a Letter to the King of Spain, reported, and re-comimitted, 
7 Jan. Copies of Letters and ‘Tranfactions between the 
King and Colonel Robert Biake, referred, $8. © Anfwer re- 
ported from Ke-commitment; read by Parts, and agreed to ; 
Letter read, and re-committed, 15. Reported, and agreed 
to—Order touching the King’s Title; Papers to be delivered 
to Speaker when the Ambaflador receives his Anfwer; Day 
appointed for it; Matter of the Ceremonies to acquaint him 
therewith; the Council of State to confider the Manner of his 
Reception, 16—Refolution tor fending the Anfwer and Let- 


ter by a Committee, 21. Commitice appointed; Matier of 


the Ceremonies to attend them; Speaker to affix the Parlia- 
ment Seal to the Letter, 22. Order for their going, 23. Re- 
port, 24. 

Cardicott, Mr. 1648, defired to preach, 7 Feb. 

Cardigan County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed; Order for 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 22 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Carele/s, John, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

——— Mr. Vide Bullock, Mr. 

Carey, John, 1649, to be admitted to compound upon the Ar- 
ticles of Oxon, 18 June. 

Carickfergus, 1649.. Vide Ireland. 

Carill, Mr. 1648, defired to aflift the Minifiers in preaching 
and praying, 28 Feb. Defired to preach, 6 July, 1640 
~—— 160 May 10 Sept. 1650 —~—- 30 May, 1651 -—~ 
Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 20 Apr.-——20 July, 
16490——14 June, 1650 —~ To be required to go into Scot- 
land, 13 Sept. 1650, 

--— John, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of lis line, to 
be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the Non-piy- 
ment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe referred 
to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Carlifle, 1648, a Committee to confider of Supply of Stores, 
&amp;e. for the Garifon, 16 Feb——The Committee of the Ar- 
my to provide Victuals for them, 17 Mar. 

1649. Vide Berwick—Order for Money for the Gari- 
fon, to be difpofed of by the Governor of Neweattle, 13 Apr. 
—— The Council of State to examine their Accounts, and 
what is neceflary for their Supplies and Fortification, 16 May. 
Sequeftered Timber at Morpeth, and certain Monies due to 
the State, to be difpofed of for that Ufe, 22——Petition of 
Mayor, &amp;c. Order for remitting the Fee Farms for laft Six 
Years, 23 Aug. 

— 1650. Efiimate of effectual Repair of the ‘Town, re- 
ported; Order for Money towards it—Dwelling Houfes of 
the late Dean, &amp;c. to be fold in the laft Placee—To be made 
Storehoufes for the Garifon in the mean time, 11 Apr. 

——— 1649, new Writ, 12 Apr. 

Carmen, 1640, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
2 July. 

———- 1650, Report; a Committee to prepare Act for making 
them a diftin¢ét Company from the Wood-mongers, and con- 
fider their Complaints concerning Car-rooms taken from 
them, 1 May Order for making Report, 29 Jan. 

—-— 1651, Act read, 7 Aug. 

Carnarvon County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 13 Feb. 

~- 1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Carpenter, Thomas, 1650, Order for reprieving him, and Stay 
of Execution—For a Pardon under the Great Seal, 11 Ot. 
Carter, Edward, 1648, Petition read; the Committee of the 
a. to audit his Accounts, and pay what is due to him, 

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——— Mr. 1648, defired to preach, 12 Feb. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 28. 

——— Captain, 1649, Order for difbanding his Troop, 27 
Mar. 

Cajilehaven, Countcfs of, 1649, Petition read; a Committee, 
upon Proof of the Truth thereof, to prepare Act as the Peti- 
tioner defires, 14 Sept. 

Cajiles, inland. Vide Garifons. 

Catherlo, 1650. Vide Ireland. : 

Cawfield, Lady, 1649, Order for continuing and paying her 
Allowance of 4/. per Week, with the Arrears thereof, 1 5 
June—For continuing it Three Months longer, 22. 

1650, her Cate referred to the Committee touching ne- 
ceffitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 

Cawley, William, 1650, appointed One of the Council of State, 
10 Feb. 

Cawton, Thomas, 1648, Report of his Commitment to the 
Gatehoule by the Council of State, upon Informations touch- 
ing ‘T'reafons and feditious Expreflions in his Sermon; Order 
for trying bim in the upper Bench, upon Act prohibiting the 
prociaiming any Perfon to be King ; Managers appointed, 6 
Mar.—Members have Leave to {peak with him, 10. 

— 1649, Order for his Difcharge, 14 Aug. 

Chaces. Vide Crown Lands. 

Chalcedon, Bithop of, 1649, his Commiffions to Priefis here, 
and other Papers, prefented; Oue Commiflion read; Attor- 
ney General to proceed at Law againft Pafons to whom they 
are directed; Order for apprehending them; Names to be 
delivered to him; Solicitor appointed, 21 Aug. ‘Report of 
One apprenended. Vide Powed/, Robert—The Council of 
State to give the Attorney General Infiruction for his Pro- 
ceedings againft him and others that fhall be apprehended, 
5 Oci. 

Chaloner, ‘Thomas, 1650, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 7 Feb. 

Chamberlen, Mr. 1650, to be fummoned to attend, 28 May. 

Chambers, Alderman Richard, 1649, to be fummoned to Bar 
for not being prefent at proclaiming Aét for abclifhing the 
Kingly Office, 31 May. Heard thereupon; his Petition read; 
Order for difcharging him from being Alderman, aad bearing 
any Office of ‘Truft--Report concerning him to be made, 
iJune. Information that he and others refufe to deliver the 
Cuftomhoule Seals ; a Committee impowered to commit them 
in cafe of Contempt, 12. 

Chancery, 1648, Form of an Oath for the Matters in Chancery, 
12 Mar. 

———----- 1640, Act impowering the Court to relieve Perfons 
from Payment of Exactions during the Time of War, 26 
Apr. 








Chandos, Vord, 1650, his Petition to be reported, 29 May. 
Reported, and read; Certificate of his Damages by making 
Sudely Cafile untenable, read ; previous and main Queftions 
for a Compenfation to him, feverally Atlirmative—Previous 
Quefiion for allowing 1,500/. Neg.—Previous and main Quet- 
tions for allowing 1,o00/, feverally Affirmative; the Council 
of State to examine the Damages, 30. 

Chaplin, Captain, 1650, Order for receiving his Troop of Dra- 
goons into Pay for ‘Three Months, 4 Mar. 

Chapman, Colonel William, 1649, to be retaken into Cuftody 
for neglecting to take out the Order for his Difcharge, 26 
Aug. 

Chappell, Charity, 1649, Petition read; Order for allowing her 
4os. per Week for Six Months, 18 Sept. 

Charterhoufe, 1649, Governors to give Preference to maimed 
Soldiers and their Children, 14 May. 

— 1650, previous and main Queftion that Governors 
who have fubfcribed the Engagement do proceed in the Buli- 
nefs of the Hofpital, feverally Affirmative, 17 Apr.——Order 
for making Report concerning the Hofpital, g May. 

Chaundler, William, and others, 1651, Petition read, and re- 
ferred to the Commilfioners for compounding, 23 May. 

Cheadle, Major Richard, 1650, Letter touching reprieving him, 
read; previous and main Queftions that he be reprieved for a 
Month, feverally Affirmative; Speaker to iffue Warrant to 
the Sheriif accordingly ; Judges to certify the Truth of the 
Matter of Faét concerning his Trial, 15 Aug.———Certilicate 
read; Queftion for continuing the Reprieve till next Aflizes, 
Neg. 6 Sept. 

—— Richard, 1650, Order for paying him 500/. in Part of 
his Arrears, 5 Dec. 

Cheefinan, Robert, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order tor pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Chester County, 1648, a Committee to prepare Letter for an 
Eftimate of the Loffes and Damages fultained by the coming 
in of the Scots, and the Forces fent down for their Defence, 
13 Feb—High Sheriff appointed; Order for meager 

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under the Great Seal—A Committee to confider of a conve- 

nient Place for a Gaol, 15—Another Committee to confider 

of fettling Courts of Juftice and Affizes to be held there, 

22. 

1640, Order for Alterations in the Comnmiffion of Oyer 
and Terminer ; Commiflioners of the Great Seal to make and 
ifflue them, 19 June Second Judge appointed, 20 July 
High Sheriff appointed; Order for Commiflion under tie 

Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

———. 1650, like Order, 7 Nov. Upon Report from the 
Council of State; Refolution for adding the Militia Troop of 
Horfe to the Eftablifhment for Three Months, 3 Dec. 
For continuing them Three Months longer, 4 Mar. 

1651, Petition of Juftices, &amp;c. read ; Petitioners thank- 
ed, 14 May. Petition to be printed, 16. 

City, 1649, Letter from thence, read, 23 Nov. 

— 1651, Alderman difplaced; City to proceed to a new 
Eleétion, 12 Aug. 

Chefierfield, Earl of, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered, no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Goldfiniths Hall, 19-——Re- 
port; Queftion for accepting a Fine of 4,o00/. Neg. 11 
June. 

———— 1651, his Petition read; Order for paying him 5 /. 
per Week, with the Arrears, in lieu of ali Fifth Parts of his 
Eftate, 2 Apr. 

Chetwin, Philip, 1649, his Commitment, by Lord Mayor, 
&amp;ec. approved—Order forremoving him to Warwick Cattle 
—Act for disfranchifing him, read twice, and patled, 26 


Dee. 

















1650, Order for his Removal, to be put in Execution 
forthwith, 17. Apr.———His Petition to be read, 7 Nov.—— 
Read; Order tor his Ditcharge, 12 Feb. 

Chichejier, Mrs 1649, Order for continuing and paying her 
Allowance of 300/. per Annum, with the Arrears thereof, 
14 June. 





—--—-— 1650, Report concerning her, 25 Mar. Order 
for continuing her Allowance ull Midfummer, 23 Apr. 
Amended, 24—-—Hler Cale referred to the Committee touch- 


ing necellitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dee. 

Cholnley, 1649, a Committee to examine the Complaints againft 
him; Order for bis Attendance on them, 27 Mar.  Perfons 
with the Army to examine the Bufinefs, and certify to the 
Committee, 28. 

— Su Hugh, 1649, Report touching his Compofition ; 
Confideration of his Cafe referred to the Committee at Gold- 
fmiths Hall, 7 Feb. 

Chrijichurch, Wood, 1649, Report that it is fold ; the Committee 
of the Navy to buy it for the Ufe of the Navy; no Wood 
to be cut down in the mean time—Order againtt proceeding 
further in conveying it to any Purchafer, 3, Jan. 

———-— Oxon, 1650, Report touching Mr. Carill’s declining 
the Office of Dean; previous and main Quetiions for appoint- 
ing another, feverally Affirmative; the Committee of the 
Univertities to fee the Vote put in Execution, 14 Mar. 

Chrisimas-day, 1650, Report from the Council of State, touch- 
ing a wiltul and ftrict Obtervation thereof, referred to the 
Committee of plundered Minifters, 27 Dec. 

Chriji’s Uotpital, 1650, Petition of Governors thereof, and of 
Bartholomew, Bridewell, Thomas, and Betbiem Hofpitals, 
read, and referred to the Cominittee of the Army, 31 Oct. 

Church, Government, 1649, a Committee to prepare Act for 
difpofing of ecclefiaftical Promotions in the Gift of the Com- 
moawealth, 21 Mav. Comnunittees added ; Quorum reduced, 


24——Act for repealing Acts for punifhing Perfons not come- 
ing to their Parith Church, read twice, and committed, 29 
June——Reported, and re-committed, 7 July—A Commit- 


tce to confider the Articles of Religion; all that come to 
have Voices, 26 Declaration touching the Maintenance 
of the Minitiry, and Church Government, read by Parts, 
and agreed to, 6 Aug. Queftion that the Claufe touching 
Prefbyterial Government be Part thereof, Neg —A Commit- 
tee to review the Book, and Ordinances for tettling Pretby- 
tery, and prefent it, with Amendments with refpect to tender 
Confciences, 7——Act for Relief of tender Confciences 
againft feveral Statutes, read twice, and committed, 13 
Sept. 

1650, the Committee for Act to repeal Acs for punith- 
ing Perfons not coming to their Parifh Church, revived ; Or- 
der for their fitting de die in diem; all that come to have 
Voices ; Committees added, 13 Sept.—Act reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 2c. Patled, and to be printed, 27. 

Churchman, Thomas. Vide Harris, William. 
Cinque Ports, 1649, the Council to confider whether the Jurif- 
diction of the Wardenhhip is fit to be refumed, 29 Jan. 
— tai Paper of Judges to go the feveral Circuits, 
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SixTH VOLUNE. 


reported, read, and agreed to; Commiflioners of the Gicat 

Seal to fend Patents to the Sheriffs to execute their Ofiices, 

12 Keb.—Serjeant Thorpe to go the Northern Circuit, in- 

ftead of Serjeant Pulifton ; Order for making out his Commif- 

fion, 13—Commiflioncrs of the Great Scal to appoint Judges 

to go the Welfh Circuits, 21. 

— 1649, Commiflioners of the Great Seal toappoint Judges 

to go the Circuits, 15 June——29 Jan..——Commiflioners 

to prepare Letter, to be figned by Speaker, and fent to them 

—The Committee of the Revenue to pay their Salaries—Or- 

der for Baron Thorpe to go the Northern Cirevit—Left to 

Juttice Phefant to goor ftay at home—Judges for the Cirenit 

of North Wales, appointed; the Committee of the Revenue 

to pay their Salaries, 15 June Judges to give Account 
of their Proceedings to the Commiflioners of the Great Seal, 

24 Oct.—— Permitted to go into their own Counties, 29 Jan. 

——To certify the Calendar of Offences of Prifoners they 

think fit Subjects for Mercy, 4 Mar. 

— 1650, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to appoint Judges 

to go the Circuits, 21 June——Impowered to appoint Judges 

to perfect the Circuit of Hertfordthire and Effex, and grant 

Commifiions for that Purpote, 6 Sept. Judges to make 

Relation of their Proceedings, 22 Nov.——Perfons appointed 

to goin the room of Two deceafed—Judges tobe permitted 

to go into their own Counties, 4 Feb. 

— 1651, Commillioners of the Great Seal to appoint Judges 
to go the Circuits, 6 June. 

Cirencejier, 1648, Papers touching the Eleétion to be delivered 
over by Sir Robert Harley and the Clerk of the Committee of 
Privileges; Order for making Report, 3 Feb. Report; Re- 
turn voted good ; Clerk of the Crown to attend, with all the 
Records touching the Bufinefs, 9. Examined thereupon ; a 
Committee to inquire how the Gentlemen certifted to be 
lawfully eleé¢ted, may be adinitted into the Houte, with 
Power to examine Members, Report; Return to be 

_amended, 17. 

Civilians, 1648, A Committee to confider touching taxing them 
for their Chambers in Do¢étors Commons, 6 Mar. 

——— 1649, their Petition read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee for Probate of Wills, 25 July——All to fubtferibe the 
Engagement, 12 O¢ct.—All that have adhered to or atlifted 
the Enemy, to be removed our of Doctors Commons, 10. 

Cluperfon, James, 1650, Teftimony touching him and others, 
attelied by divers Perfons, read, and referred toa Committee, 
14 June—His Commitment by them, approved, 21. 

Clarke, John, and Richard, 1649, Petition read, and referred 
to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 19 July. 

—— Thomas, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed te ; 
Order for palling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Clarkefon, Laurence, 1650, his Confetlion touching making 
and publifhing a Book, intituled, “ ‘Phe fingle Lye,” re- 
ported; Order for his Commitment to the Tfoule of Correc- 
tion to hard Labour for a Month, and then banifhing hiin, 
27 Sept. Sheriffs to fee the Sentence put in Executiou—Or- 
der for 204. forSerjeants Men, and Perfous who difcovered 
him, 1 O&amp;ét. 

Clement, Gregory, 1649, Petition read; Order for admitting 
him to double upon the Purchate of Deans and Chapters 
Lands, 25 June. 

1651, his Debt of 2,193/. 2s. 11d. reported; his Pe- 
tition read, 3 July. Previous Quefiion for approving the 
Debt, Neg. Order for allowing him the Pre-emption of a 
Houfe and Farm in his Poffeflion as a Tenant, 4. 

Clerk of the Floufe, 1648, to fubferibe the Proceedings of the 
Houle, by the Name of Clericus Parliamenti, 8 Keb.—aA 
Committee to confider of a Salary for him, 15. 

1640, Report; previous Quettion that he take the Fees 
formerly taken by the Clerk of Lords Houfe, Affirmative ; 
main Quefiion, Neg. Refulution for allowing him 500/. per 
Annum; Order for a Patent under the Great Seal; Table of 
Fees, read particularly, and agreed to, with Amendments ; 
Order for {letting them up in his Office, 30 Aug. Act for 
making him Clerk of the Parliament, &amp;c. reported, and 
pafled, 14 May. 

—— 1650, Records of the late Houfe of Peers, and of Houte 
to be delivered to him by Inventery ; a Committee to fee it 
done, and prepare a Form of an Oath to be adininifiered to 
him, 25 June. Form reported, read, and approved; Speaker 
to adminifter it, 27——Keys of a Room, and all Records 
belonging to the Parliament, to be delivered to him by Sche- 
dule ; a Committee to fee it done; Serjeant to attend them, 
12 Dec.—— Keys of Rooms over the Houle to be delivered to 
him, 26 Feb. 

—— Afliftant, 1649, Report touching his Fees and Salary; 
Refolution for allowing him 2004 per Annum ; Order for a 
Patent under the Great Seal, 30 Aug. 

Clerk, Gilbert. Vide Coke, Richard. 




















15. 








Samuel, 











INDEX ¢o the 


—~-- Samuel, a Member, 1649, a Committee to fiate the Mat- 
ter of Fact touching his Imprifonment, 22 Aug. 

Robert, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 Mar. 1649—-— 
26 Sept. 1650. 

—— Beata, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to ; Order 
for palling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Major Alured, 1650, Report that his Debentures are un- 
fuld; Order for admitting him to double upon the Purchafe 
of Deans and Chapters Lands, 31 July. 

Cleve, Mr. 1650, Bulinefs touching Goods taken from him, 
referred to the Committee of Obftructions, 22 Oét. 

Clinkerd, Mr. 1649, to be continued Bailiff of Weftminfter, 
5 Feb. 

Clitheroe Cafile, 1649. Vide Apfley, Sir Allen—The Council 
of State to confider of demolithing it, 27 Mar. 

Clive, Mr. and others, 1649, Examinations touching them, 
reported; the Council of State to fend for them in fafe Cufto- 
dy, and examine the Bufinets, 6 Sept. 

Clothiers, 1649, Petition to be read, 19 May. 

Clothworkers, 1648, Quorum of their Committee, reduced, 
7 Mar. 

Coals, 1648, Information touching the Abufe in buying them up, 
referred to the Council of State, 21 Mar. 

—— 1649, a Committee to examine the linpofitions thereupon, 
and Grounds thereof, 16 Apr.——l'o confider how they may 
be taken off, 16 May———Report touching the Impofition of 
4s. per Chaldron, referred back to the Council of State, 13 
June——Previous and main Queftions for taking it off, feve- 
rally Affirmative, 11 Sept. 

-—-— 1650. Vide Supply. 

Coates, Alexander, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pailing it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

of 1650, Order for bringing him to a fpeedy Trial, 19 

uly. 

Cobbe, Colonel William, 1651, Spanifh Ambaffador’s Letter, 
with his Cafe inclofed, read ; Cafe referred to the Commil- 
fioners for compounding, 29 July. 

Coin, 1648, a Committee to examine the Abufes concerning 
clipped Money, and prepare Act to remedy them for the fu- 
ture, 2 Mar. 

—~— 1649, Propofitions for preventing the Exportation thereof, 
and Bufinefs concerning melting it down, referred to the 
Council of State—A Committee to confider the Statutes 
touching the Sale or Tranfportation thereof, and other Laws 
concerning Coinage, 14 Apr.—Members to withdraw, and 
examine the Bufinefs touching 11,000/. intended to be tranf- 

orted, 17—Aét for Confirmation of the Coin, ordered, 16 
ls twice, and committed, 6 July, Reported, 
and re-committed, 10. Neported trom Re-commitment, and 
palled; Order for printing it; Aét to be certified into Chan- 
cery, 17 To be proclaimed, 20 Dec.——A&amp; declaring it 
High Treafon to counterfeit, clip, &amp;c. the Coin, read twice, 
pes: later 6 July. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 10. 

. Paffed, and to be prinied; to be certified into Chancery, 17 
—Table containing the Weights of the feveral Coins, report- 
ed, read, agreed to, and to be ingrofled, 10 July. 

—— 1650, Act againft tranfporting Coin or Bullion, read, 4 
Apr. Order for Second Reading, 6 &amp; 13. Act committed, 
15 Reported, and re-committed, 22 Aug. 

Coke, John, 1649, appointed Maticr of Crofle’s Hofpital; Or- 
der for a Patent under the Great Seal—For Augmentation of 
the Minifters and Poor Brethren’s Maintenance—For Prefer- 
ence to maimed Soldiers, 30 June——Attorney General to 
confider how he may be enabled to execute the Office during 
his Abfence in the lrifh Service, g July. 

Colchester, 1650, Petition touching the Town, to be read, 13 
May—Act for propagating the Gofpel, and Maintenance of 
Minifters there, ordered, 14. ‘lo beread, 17. Read twice, 
and cammitted, 24 To be reported, 23 Aug. Reported ; 
Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed, 

















Colchester, Thomas. Vide Hawes, William. 

Cole, Ralph, 1649, Act for pardoning his Delinquency, read, 
and pafled, 22 May. 

——~ Thomas. Vide Stamford, Chriftopher. 

—— Robert, 1651, Petition read, 8 May. 

Colfe, Abraham, 1651, Bill for enabling him to ereét and fet- 
ue Two Schools in Lewifham, ordered, 20 May. 

Colleétors, 1648, previous Quettion that they make good what 
clipped Money they receive, Neg. 2 Mar. 

— 1649, Information concerning gol. in a Colledor’s 
Hands, referred to the Committee of the Revenue, with 
Power to fatisty the Informant, 7 May—Same Committee to 
confider of relieving Collectors who were enforced to pay 
Money to the Enemy, 16, 

Collett, Quartermafter Jofeph, 1651, Petition read, 1 Apr. 

Collingwood, Cuthbert, 1651, Petition read; Refolution for 








SixTH VOLUME. 


omitting him out of the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 
25 Apr. 

Collins Cicily, 1650, Petition read, 17 Dee. 

Comes, Richard, and Anne. Vide Morgan, Dame Mary. 

Committees, 1648, none to fit after Nine o’Clock, 12 Feb.— 
All to fit, notwithftanding the Adjournment of Houfe—The 
feveral Committees to prefent their Opinions how they may 
be diftributed for better carrying on Bufinefs, 23. 

1649, Act to impower them to adminifter Oaths, or- 
dered, 22 May. Read twice; Queftions for Commitment 
and paffing, feverally Neg. 28———All to take the Engage- 
ment, 12 Oét. 

1651, all to forbear fitting on Account of a Member’s 
Funeral—Previous and main Queftions that every Order 
made by them fhall be figned by as many as are of the Quo- 
rum, feverally Affirmative, 1 May. 

Common Pleas, 1648, Order for continuing the Seal a Fortnight 
longer, 9 Mar.—A&amp;t for altering it, read, and paffed, 23. 

1649, Order for taking down the King’s Arms, and 
putting upa Carpet, 11 Apr.—e-Aét for altering the Seal of 
Nifi Prius, read, and pafled, 11 June. 

Commonwealth, 1649, Information of Money collected for fome 
Defign againft it; Order for feizing and fecuring it—For a 
Reward to the Difcoverers, 26 Apr——AG declaring the 
People of England a Commonwealth and free State, read 
twice, and committed ; the Committee impowered to advife 
with Judges, &amp;c. 1 May. Act reported, and to be ingroffed, 
11. Pafled, and to be printed, 19. 

Compton, Daniel, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Conneyers, Serjeant, 1649, his Carriage about the Riot at Wai- 
thamtiow, referred to the Council of State, 24 Oét. 

Cunflable, Sir William, 1648, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 4 Feb. 

-— 1649, his Petition, and State of his Cafe, read; Act 

for fettling the Manor of Holme upon him and his Heirs, or- 

dered, 4 Jan. 

-— 1650, to be read, 25 Apr.——Read; Queftion for 
Ingrofiment, Neg. Act paffed, 1 May. 

Convoys, 1649, the Council of State to confider of Convoys to 
Hamburgh, 24 Apr. To appoint Convoys for Merchants, 
and prevent the Abufe of Convoy-money, 19 Oct. 

1650, Refolution for fufficient and fettled Convoys ; the 
Committee of the Navy to confider with the Council of State 
of a fit Number of Ships for that Service, and prefent Efti- 
mate of the Charge thereof, and take care that certain Mo- 
nies be applied to that Ufe, 31 Odt. Eftimate of 27 Ships, 
with 5,550 Men; the Committee of the Navy to provide Ships 
and Men, 8 Nov. Act tor fettling Couvoys, read twice ; 
Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed, 
31 O¢t.——Bufinets touching them and the Ships to go with 
them, referred to the Council of State, 20 Dec. 

——— 1651, Lift of Convoys, reported, 29 May. 

Cooch, Lady, 1650, her Cate referred to the Committee touch- 
ing neceflitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dee. 

Cooke, John, 1649, Pardon ifor him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

~—— Thomas, 1650, Report from the Council of State, that 

he had etcaped after he was apprehended for High 'Treafon ; 
Veclaration, with a Reward for re-taking him, ordered, 19 
Mar.—A¢ét for that Purpofe, read twice ; Quetiion for In- 
groflment, Neg. Act pafled; to be printed, and proclaimed, 
20. 





























1651, Manner of apprehending him, reported ; the Coun- 
cilof State to proceed in geste him and others, 1 Apr. 
Order for making Report, 4——-For reporting the whole 
Matter, 27 May.—Report of feveral Examinations and Con- 
feffions of his and other Papers ; Queftion for reading his Pe- 
tition to the Council of State, Neg. 28. 

—-—- Robert, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; Or- 
der for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Cooper, Mr. 1649, defired to preach, 14 Aug. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 28. 

Sir Roger, 1650, Order for admitting him to pay the Re- 

mainder of his Compofition-money, without Penalty, 31 July 

——Amended, 1 Oct. 

Antony, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; Or- 
der for palling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Coote, Sir Charles, 1649, Order for fettling Lands in Ireland 
of 5001. per Annum upon him and his Heirs; a Committee 
to prefent the Lands, 17 Aug. Revived, and to prefent 
A&amp;t for that Purpofe, 28 Dec, 











—-- 1650, Commiffioners for lrifh Affairs impowered upon a 
Survey on Oath to fet out the Lands, 5 Dee. 

Coppe, Mr. 1649, Paflages in a Book compofed by him, inti- 
tuled, “A fiery flying Roll, &amp;c.” read; Book voted blaf- 
phemous, and'to be burnt by the common Hangman ; an 

or 























IN DEX ¢@o the StxtuH Voutume. 


for feizing the Books, and Perfons who have them in their 

Cuftody; the Council of State to examine the Bufinefs touch- 

ing the Author, 1 Feb. 

1650, a Committee to examine him, 27 Sept. 

Coppin, John, appointed Captain of a Ship, 25 June 
1649 26 Sept. 1650. 





2 Mar. 








Coxhall and Debenham, 1649, Order for the Chancery to pro- 
ceed touching the Poor thereof, notwithftanding any Order 
of the late’ Houfe of Peers to the contrary, 4 May. Amend- 
ed, 5. 

Craige, Lady, 1649, Order for allowing her 37. per Week for 
Six Months, 9 July. 





——_—— James, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 Mar. 1649 
26 Sept. 1650. 

Corke, 1650. Vide Ireland. 

Countefs of, 1650, Report concerning her, to be confi- 
dered, 28 June. 

Corn, 1648, a Committee to confider of fome Way to keep 
down the Prices thereof, 10 Feb. 

1650, Act for that Purpofe, and for preventing the Abufes, 
Spoil, and Defiruction, of Meal, and of foreftalling the 
Markets, read twice, and committed, 17 July——To be re- 
ported, 18 Oct. Reported; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. 
Act paffed, and to be printed, 23. 

Cornbury Park, 1649, to be referved for the Ufe of the Com- 
monwealth, 3 July. 

Cornwall, 1648, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for Commilfion 
under the Great Seal, 15 Feb. 

— 1649, Petition of Tanners, read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 2 Apr.——High Sheriff appointed ; 
Order for Commiflion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. Pre- 
vious and main Queftions for difcharging him, feverally Af- 
firmative; another appointed ; Order for a Commitlion under 
the Great Seal, 28 Jan. 

— 1650, Act for propagating the Gofpel, and Mainte- 
nance of Minifters in the County, ordered, 24 May High 
Sheriff appointed; Order for a Commiffion under the Great 
Seal, 7 Nov. 

Corporations, 1649, 2 Committee to prepare Form of an Oath 
for Officers therein; Member to withdraw and pen an Act 
upon the Debate, 21 July Act for the Form of an Oath 
to be adminifiered to Mayors, &amp;c. read twice, and pafled ; to 
be prinied, 5 Sept.—-—-Ottlicers to fublcribe the Engagement, 
12 Oct. 

Cotton, John, 1650, to be fet in the Pillory twice, and lofe his 
Kars, for forging Warrants, and counterfeiting Bills of Ex- 
change, whereby he procured Money out of the public Trea- 
furies; to be committed to the Houle of Correction to hard 
Labour for a Year; Sheriffs to fee the Sentence executed ; 
the Committee of the Army to take Poffeffion of all his Goods, 
and Perfons who have them in their Cuftody to deliver them 
to the Committee ; Perfons who have any of the Money thus 
fraudulently procured to deliver it to the Treafurers at War, 
1 Apr. 

Coventry, 1650, Act for more frequent preaching the Gofpel, 
and Maintenance of Minifters there, ordered, 19 July—— 
Read _ twice, and committed, 23 Aug. Reported; Quef- 
tion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pafled, 21 Mar—Order 
for difcharging One Alderman, and electing another, 20 
Mar. ; 

Coule, Thomas, 1650, appointed Captain of a Ship, 26 Sept. 

Courteen, Peter, and others, 1648, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee of the Navy, 15 Feb. 

Courts, 1649, Stewards of Hundred Courts, Sheriffs Torns, 
&amp;e. to take the Engagement, 12 Oct. 

of Juftice, 1648, a Committee to prepare A&amp;t for al- 
tering the Seals belonging to them, 3 Feb. Seals to be deli- 
vered to the Committee, 7. Aét read, and paffed—Another 
Committee to take care of altering them, 10. Alterations of 
feveral, reported, 16. Time for continuing fome, inlarged 
—Ad for better fettling Proceedings therein, according to 
the prefent Government, read, and pafled; to be printed, 
17. 

eax Abraham, van, and Adrian Henrix, 1649, Petition and 
Certificates, read, and referred to the Committee of the Ad- 
miralty, with Power to examine a Member, or any other 
Perfons, 19 June Report ; referred to the Committee of 
the Navy to hear and determine the Caufe, 16 Nov. 

Cowdree, Samuel, 1650, Order for refpiting his Execution ; 
Judges to certify the whole State of the Matter concerning 
him, 25 Jul Their Letter and Certificate of the Cautfe 
of condemning him; Order for his Execution, 21 Aug. 

Cowell, Widow, 1649, Order for paying her her Hufband’s 
Arreaxs, 19 June. 

Colonel, 1649, a Committee to fiate his Accounts, 
and pay Two Thirds of what is due; Liberty given him to 
come in for the Remainder by doubling upon the Purchafe of 
Deans and Chapters Lands, 9 July. 

Cowlinge, Nicolas, 1648, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Revenue; Order for Stay of Proceedings at 
Law, 12 Mar. 

Coz, Richard, 1649. Vide Hardwick, Colonel John. 

— — Captain 1649, to be re-taken into Cuftody, for neglecting 
to take out the Order forhis Difcharge, 28 Aug. 

Von. Vi. 
































1650, Order for continuing it Three Months longer 

22 June. re ts 

Cranford, Mr. 1648, his Power for licenfing Books, revoked, 
16 Mar. 

1649, a Committee to inquire whether a Book was 
yeaa by him, fince he was difcharged from licenfing, 
6 Aug. 

Craven, Lord, 1650, Depofitions touching his being with the 
King of the Scots at Breda, reported, and read—Voted an 
Offender within the Declaration of 24th Augutt, 1649 
Order for confifeating his Ettate ; Commiflioners for com- 
pounding to feize and fequefter it, and receive the Rents, &amp;c. 
for the Ufe of the Commonwealth, 6 Mar. 

1651, Petition of Commiflioners for managing his Ef- 

tate, read; Queftion for putting him into the Bill for Sale of 
Delinquents Eftate, Neg. 12 June Quefiion tor Leave to 
contider the Vote touching him, Neg.—Order for fummon- 
ing him to appear before the Parliament on a Day appointed ; 
Draught of the Summons, read, and agreed to; Order for 
proclaiming and fetting it up in public Places, 3 July. 

Creditors, 1649, Act for their Relief, read twice, and commit- 
ted, 23 June Reported, and re-committed, with Power 
to join it to another Bill, 17 Feb.—Provifo reported, agreed 
to, with an Amendment, and committed; Bill re-committed, 
18———Rcported, and re-committed again, 11 Mar. 

————- 1650, reported, and to be ingrofled, 14 May. Read 
Third time; Debate thereon, adjourned—A Committee to 
prepare another Bill for their Relief, 23——Bill to be report- 
ed, 5 June. Read; previous and main Queftions for Second 
Reading, feverally Affirmative, 6. Bill committed, 18. 

Crescent Frigate. Vide Skynner, Captain, 

Crompton, Colonel George, 1650, appointed Governor of Til- 
bury Fort, 26 Sept. 

Cromwell, Lieutenant General Oliver, 1648, appointed One of 
the Council of State, 4 Feb. 

1649, —- Commander in Chief in Ireland, 
go Mar. Vide Lredand——~-His Commiflion to be prefented, 
20June, ‘Tobe read,21. Read in Latin and Englith; Refo- 
lution that the civil and military Power fhall be conjoined in 
One Perfon; Continuance thereof; Blanks filled up ; Com- 
miffion pafled; Order tor pafling it under the Great Seal ; 
the Council of State to prepare Inttructions for him, 22—A 
Committee to confider his extraordinary Charges while he 
fiays here, 25 Order for allowing him a Liteguard of 70 
Men—Minifter appointed to go with him, 2 July. Vide 
Owen, Mr.—Certiticate touching Allowances to Lord Lieute- 
nants, reported, and referred to the Council of State, 3 
The Committee of the Army to take his Accounts of his Ex- 
peditions into Wales and the North, and give him a Dif- 
charge, 14 June——Report; Account allowed; Order for 
difcharging him, 6 July A Committee to prepare Aét 
whereby Lands formerly fettled upon him may be fettled 
upon him and his Heirs, with Power to reétify Miftakes in 
the former Act, 21 Dec. Aét read, 8 Jan. Order for 
Second Reading, 1 Mar.——Refolution for defiring him to 
come over and attend in Parliament; Letter for that Purpofe, 
and to thank him for his Services, ordered, 8 Jan. Pre- 
vious and main Queftions for appointing him One of the 
Councilof State, feverally Affirmative, 12 Feb.—Order for him 
to have the Ufe of the Cockpit, Spring Garden, and St. James’s 
Houfe, with the Command of the Park, 25. 

—— 1650, Letter requiring him to come over with Speed, 
and attend his Service in Parliament, ordered; Speaker to 
fign it, 13 Apr. He attends—Thanked for his great and 
faithful Services—A&amp;t for fettling Lands on him and his Heirs, 
read twice, and committed, 30 May. Reported; Quettion 
for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed, 31-—~- 
Refolution for appointing him Commander in Chief of ail the 
Forces raifed or to be raifed by the Authority of Parliament ; 
Act for that Purpofe, read, and pafled ; to be certified into 
Chancery ; Exemplification thereof to pafs the Great. Seal, 
26 June. Vide Scotland—Appointed One of the Council of 
State, 7 Feb. 

——---- 1651, Report from the Council of State touching his 
Relapfe, and prefent Indifpofition ; Vote defiring him to re- 
move tofome convenient Part of England for the Recovery of 
his Health, to be sent to him, 27 May. 

Henry, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 

Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the 

Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cate 

referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 


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: 














IN DEX ¢o the 


——— Major Oliver, 1649, Petition read; the Committee 


at Haberdafhers Hall to give him Satisfaction for his Arrears, 
16 June. plies oh 
——— 1651, Petition of his Widow, read, 2 May. 


Crosby, Lady Anne, 1649, Order for allowing her 3/. per Week 


for Six Months, o J uly. 


Crofje, Anne, 1648, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; Or- 


der for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 


Crofje’s Hofpital, 1640, Matter refigns his Patent, another ap- 


pointed, 30 June. Vide Coke, John. 


Crowle, Henry de la, 1651, Petition read, and referred to the 


Committee of the Navy, 9 May. 


Crow, Mrs. 1650, her Cafe referred to the Committee touching 


neceflitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 


Crown Lands, 1648, a Committee to prepare Aét to impower 


Commiflioners to take a Survey of Parks, Forefts, Chaces, 
&amp;e. lately belonging to the Crown, and the Duchy of Lan- 
catter, 24 Feb. Quorum reduced—The Committee of the 
Revenue to confider how the Parks may be lett for a Year, 23 
Mar. 

1649, fame Committee to confider how the Deer may 
be fold to the beft Advantage, 13 Apr.—Aét for vetting the 
Crown Lands in Truftees to be fold, ordered, 18—— Read 
twice, and committed, g May. Committees added, 24 May 

26 June—Act reported, 28. The Committee to pre- 
pare Infiructions for Truftees and Contractors, 29. ‘Traftces 
and Contractors appointed; Report from the Council of 
State touching keeping fome Houtes and Parks for the Ufe of 
the State, agreed to; referred to them what others fhall be 
referved; One Park to be fettled upon the City. Vide Lon- 
don—Order for Pretervation of Timber fit for Shipping; the 
Committee to fee the Amendments put in their nght Places, 
that the Act may be fit for Ingrotling, 30-——More Con- 
tractors, and other Officers, appointed; Provifo and Claufe, 
read, and referred; another Committee added, 3 July. Pro- 
vifo for excepting feveral Parks, &amp;c. read twice, end com- 
mitted, 7. Act read Third time; other Provifocs read 
wice and committed; Two added; One rejected, 12. 
Other Provifoes added; One 'Trufiee excufed ; another ap- 
pointed in his Room, 13. Provifo read, and re-committed, 
15. Act pafled; Countel for the Sale and Conveyance of the 
Lands, appointed, 16——Act, with further Infirections to 
the ‘Truftees, &amp;c. read; Queltion for committing the lait 
Claufe, Neg. Refidue committed, 7 Sept. To be reported, 
20, 21, &amp; 28——Reported, and to be ingrofled, 2 Oct. 
Paffed, and to be printed, 23 Nov.——-A Committee to pre- 
pare A&amp;ét for Stay of Sale, 5 Oct. General’s Letter touching 
it, read, 11, Debate thereupon to be taken up, 11 &amp; 12. 
No Surveys to be publifhed, or Sale made, in the mean time, 
12 —— Declaration that ‘Tenants fhall not be prejudiced by 
Sufpenfion of the Sale, 23 Nov.—A Committee to prepare 
Act for further Inftruétions for fpeedy Sale thereof, and to 
remove all Obttru¢étions, 20 Nov. Letters referred, 1 Jan. 
——Act read, § Feb. Committed; Petition referred, 7. Act 
to be reported, 16. Reported; Queftion for Ingroflment, 
Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed, 18. 














-——— 1650, Order for preferving the Slaughter Houle upon 


Millbank, for a Storehoule for Coals for the Service of the 
Parliament, 29 Mar. 

1651, Act for impofing Penalties on fuch as purchafe 
Crown Lands as original Creditors, and pay with afligned 
or falfe Bills, read, and pafled, 5 Apr.—Propofals touchin = 
the Sale thereof; Queftion for referring them to a Comnit- 
tee, Neg. 10--—Petition of Attornies attending to purchafe 
them, read, and referred to the Committee of Obftructions, 
24 Sept. 


Culme, Lady Mary, 1650, Petition read; the Committee of 


the Army to confider how 200/. may be advanced to her, 25 
June-——Another Petition read; Order for paying her 390 /. 
for Supply of her prefent Neceflities, 5 Dec. 


—— 1651, the Committee of the Army impowered to iffue 


Warrant for Payment of the 200/. 25 Apr. 


Culpack, Richard, 1651, Pardon for him, read and agreed to ; 


Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 


Cumberland, 1648, a Committee to prepare Letter for an Efti- 


mate of the Loffes and Damages fuftained by the coming in of 
the Scots, and the Forces for their Defence, 13 Feb.—Mem- 
bers to prefent Names of fit Perfons to be High Sheriffs, 
23. 

1649, High Sheriff appointed; Order for Commiffion 
under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, Members to prefent Names of fit Perfons to be 
Sheriffs, 7 Nov. Sheriff appointed; Order for Commiffion 
under the Great Seal, 21-——General’s Letter, with Petition 
of Juftices, &amp;c. read ; Order for granting concealed and un- 
dervalued Delinquents Eftates for Relief of the well-affected 
Poor, and eftablifhing a Woollen ManufaCture there; Com- 








SixTH VOLUME. 


miffioners for compounding in the Four Northern Counties to 
fee the Order put in Execution, 18 Feb. 


Cunningham, Captain. Vide Dicke, Captain. 
Curfing. Vide Sabbath-breaking and Swearing. 
Curfitor, Barun, 1648, Clerk of the Crown to prepare a Patent 


for him, 13 Feb. Commiflioners of the Great Seal impow- 


ered to pais it, 15. Form thereof, read, and agreed to, 
19 


Curtis, Captain John, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 


2 Mar. 


—— Captain Edmund, 1650, appointed Commander of a Ship, 


26 Sept. 


Cujioms. Vide Navy—1648, the Committee of the Navy to 


treat with Perfons touching improving or farming them, 
21 Mar. 

1649, Report concerning Officers for the Port of Lon- 
don; previous and main Queftions for approving the Perfons 
named in this new Model, feverally Affirmative; further Re- 
port touching the Power of the Commifiioners, agreed to ; 
the Committee of the Navy impowered to nominate Perfons 
to controul the Receipts of the Cuftoms; all Officers to give 
Security, 24 Apr. Officers not mentioned in the laft Model, 
to be difcharged, 26—Aéct impowering the Commitlioners to 
give an Oath, read twice, and pafled, 302——Governors of 
Garifons not to meddle with the Cuftoms in the Out-ports, 
14 May Petition and Propofal of old Cuftomers, read ; 
previous and main Queftions for laying afide the further Con- 
fideration thereof, feverally Affirmative, 26 June——Lift of 
additional Officers and Eftablifhment for London, reported, 
29 July. Approved—Lic of Ollicers in the Out-ports, with 
their Salaries, read, 24. Approved, 25—The Committee of 
the Navy impowered to increafe the Salaries of the Cheques, 
24—Act authorizing the Commiffioners to colleét or receive 
Monies due for Cuftoms, or Subfidies, or otherwife, read 
twice, and committed, 25. Reported, and pafled—Late 
Commillioners to be thanked—The Committee of the Navy 
to fend proper Seals to the Out-ports, 28—A¢t for altering 
the Seal of Tonage and Poundage, read, and pafled, 30 - 
Act for taking the Accounts of the Ofhcers of the Cuftoms 
and Navy, read twice, and committed, 3 Aug. Reported, 
paffed, and to be printed —The Committee of the Navy to 
contider touching the Auditors of the Prefs, 8 Report ; 
Auditors appointed, 14 Sept. Leport from the Council of 
State concerning the Receipts of the Cufioms, 23 Oct. 
Report of Monies received by the Commiflioners to 5th No- 
veinber laft, and of their Propofals; Refolution that they 
fhall have a certain Salary; the Committee of the Navy to 
confider of a fitting Salary, 17 Jan. teport in Part agreed 
to, 27 Feb.——Act for :eforming the Abufes of Watermen 
and others, abeut Goods owing Cuftoms, read twice, and 
committed, 17 Jan.—Commitlioners Petition read ; Liberty 
given them to pay Money collected in the Out-ports quar- 
terly—Propofals for regulating the Cuftoms, read; Quefiion 
for referring them to a Committee, Neg. 4 Mar. 























———— 1650, no Officer to trade as a Merchant, 9 Apr—— 


No Goods to be delivered till the Cuftoms are paid—One 
Fourth befides the Fourth adjudged by Law to be allowed 
upon Seizures—The Committee of the Navy impowered to 
allow a Moiety tiiereupon, 20 June——Bill for continuing 
the Cuftoms with a Blank, ordered, 1 Nov.——R ead, 5 Mar. 
Committed, 6. Reported; Continuance thereof: Queftion 
for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pafied, and to be printed, 11. 


Cutler, William, 1649, Petition of Eaft India Company againft 


him and others, touching the Information in the Exchequei 
for buying and felling Spices ungarbled, to be read, 26 &amp; 31 
O¢t.——Report ; Cutler’s Petition read; Report re-commit- 
ted; all that come to have Voices; Eaft India Company’s Pe- 
tion, referred, 27 Dec. 

1650, Report; Cutler’s Petition read; Queftion for 
agreeing to the Report, Neg. Order that Cutler proceed in 
the Trial againft the Company, and other Perfons named in 
the Report; after Verdict no Judgment or Execution to be 
had till the Pavliament’s Pleafure be known, 27 June. 


24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


DA LLISON, William, his Fine accepted; Ordinance 


for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 23 Sept. 


Darley, Sir Richard, Order for paying him 5,000. 5 Sept.— 


Agreed to by Lords, 6, 


Darnall, Ralph, Information againft him, referred to the Com- 





mittee of Complaints, 16 Dec. His Petition ; a Commit- 
tee to confider of further Security for 500/. formerly ordered 
him—Order for prefent Payment of 200/. in Part thereof, 
1 Jan. 


Dartmouth, 




















INDEX @o the Stxtu Votumes. 


Dartmouth, Letter concerning a Ship ftayed there, with 1,500 
Firelocks ; the Committee of Devon to fecure them; Bufinefs 
referred to the Committee of the Navy, 4 Sept. Report; 
Order for dilcharging the Ship and Firelocks, 22——The 
Committee of the Army to confider how the Gariton may be 
paid, and free Quarter taken off, 27 Nov. 

Daubetery, Monfieur de, to have Pafs to go into France, 11 
Sept. 

‘ame Sir Paul, Order for paying him 500/. fent to Lords, 
2 Sept. 

Deal, Lord Admiral’s Letter, read; Anfwer read, and to be 
ingrofled; Speaker to fign it—The Committee at Derby 
Houfe to write to the Committee of Kent and Colonel Riche, 
to advife with him about the Repair of the Caftle, 8 Sept —— 
A Committee to confider the State of the Decays of the 
Cattle, and the Repairs, 24 Nov. 

Deans and Chapters, Ordinance for abolifhing them, read twice, 
and committed ; the Committee to fill up Blanks, and perfect 
the Ordinance, 6 Sept. Committee fits, 8 &amp; 13 Sept.—— 
4&amp;6 O¢t. To fit, notwithfianding the Adjournment of 
Houfe, 13 Sept. Ordinance to be reported, 6 Oct. Re- 
ported; Time for vacating their Leafes; Ordinance to be in- 

rofled, 13. Order for Third Reading, 19 &amp; 21—Ordinance 
for their Lands, reported, 13 Oct. Quorum for them, 
reduced, 17 Jan. 

Delinquents, Perfons concerned in the late [nfurrections in Kent, 
Surry, Suffex, and Effex, to be admitted to their Compoti- 
tions at a Fourth Part of their Efiates, 4 Sept. Voted inca- 
pable of being Jurymea, Juftices of Peace, &amp;c. Judges to fee 
the Order put in Execution, 5—Voted incapable of being 
Deputy Lieutenants, or in any public Truft, 22 Order 
for putting in Execution the Ordinances excluding Delinquents 
from bearing Offices, or voting in Elections for Ofticers, 
5 Sept.--Country Committees impowered to compouad with 
them, and certify to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall the 
Particulars of their Eftates, and the Sums they pay, 26 
The Committee at Goldfmiths Hail to report the State of 
Monies there, and Grounds of the Obfiructions to the Second 
Payment of Fines; to prepare Ordinance for removing them, 
haftening the Second Payments, and bringing in Delinquents 
capable of Compofition to compound, 5 U¢t.—Conference to 
be defired with Lords for preventing Obfiructions, by their 
intervening Orders touching the Sequeftering, Sale, and Dif- 
pofal of Delinquents Goods, 10—Ordinance for fatisfying 
Debts due from thei to well-affeéted Perfons, ordered, 16 
——Ordinance for putting them out of the Lines, ordered, 
4 Nov. Vide London—Perfons engaged in the late War, 
fince 1ft January, 1647, to compound at a full yearly Value 
more than others in the fame Qualification—A Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for enabling Committees to take Security 
of Delinquents not difcharged, that they will not aét any 
thing prejudicial to the Parliament; Order for imprifoning 
fuch as refufe—The Committee at Goldfiniths Hall impow- 
ered to grant Pafles to Perfons to come over to compound, g 
——Order repealed—The Committee to ftay further Pro- 
ceedings with them, and remand all that they have fent for 
out of Prifons, 16 Dec. Coinmittees added, 16, 20 &amp; 23 
Dec.——-6_ Jan. Ordinance from Lords touching Ac- 
counts to be given by Sequeftrators, to be read, 10 Nov. 
Ordinance enabling the Committee at Goldiiniths Hall to 
fend Officers into the feveral Counties to fequetter the Eftates 
of fuch as are in Arrear with their Pirft and Second Payments, 
ordered, 16 Dec. Lift of them, and Particular of their 
Names, and Sums unpaid, referred to a Commitee, 29 
—Collectors, &amp;c. to fend up their Accounts, and Monies 
in their Hands, to the ‘Treafurers—Treafurers to give Account 
of their former Doings, 13 Jan. 

Denbigh County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 23 
Nov. Another appointed by them, agreed to, 25. 

Derby County, Letter for haftening the Payment of the Arrears 
of the Affeffments for the Army, reported, read, and agreed 
to; Members to fend it, 23 Feb. —~ Order for difbanding the 
new-raifed Forces; the Committee to pay their Arrears, 23 
Ot. High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commiflion to 
him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 28 Nov. 

~—— Earl of, Queftion for excepting him from Pardon, Neg. 
6 Nov. 

Devereux, Captain, his Petition from Lords, with fpecial Re- 
commendation, 13 Oét. 

Dicke, Captain, Committees added to his Committee, 6 Sept. 

Sir William, Letters from the Committee of Eftates from 
Edinburgh on his behalf, read; Order for difcharging the 
Reftraint laid upon Monies payable to him—For prefent Pay- 
ment of 1,000/, upon Account, 28 Nov. 

Digby, Lord, to be excepted from Pardon, 6 Nov. 

Dyby, Mrs. to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refeuing a Pri- 
foner in — to Windfor Caftle; Captain of the Guard 

Von. VI. 





























to fend a Party to aflift Serjeant, g Sept. The Committee of 
Complaints to examine her, 11. 

Dobfon, Major Lfaac, Petition read, 10 O&amp;. 

Doddington, Sir Francis, excepted from Pardon, 7 Nov. 

Dodfon, Colonel William, his Petition, with Lords Order there- 
upon, read, referred, and recommended to the Committee of 
the Eaftern Affociation, 10 Oct. 

Dodfworth, Sir Edward, Order for paying him 174/. 12s. 6d. 
refpited upon the public Faith; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 5 Sept. 

Doriflaus, Dr. Order for paying him i007. upon Account, 
6 Sept.——For paying him 200/. 12 Dec.—Report concern- 
ing him, to be made, 18. 

Dorfet County, Ordinance for Maintenance of the Militia, to 
be read, 2 Sept. Read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 5—Letter for haftening the Payment of the -Ar- 
rears of the Affeflments fur the Army, reported, read, and 
agreed to; Members to fend it, 23 Order for 5001. to 
pay and difband the new-raifed Forces, 6 O¢t.——Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff, and fer a Commiilion to him, 23 Nov. 
Agreed to by Lords, 27. 

Dover, Quefiion for :eading the Petition of Warden and Affift- 
ants, Neg. 2 Oét. Petition read; Certificate of the Charge 
of repairing the Harbour; the Commitiee ot Kent to difburte 
Monies for that Ufe—The Cominittee of the Navy to confi- 
der of Iilues and Payments of Money for that Service fince 
the Beginning of this Parliament, and of Means for reimburf 
ing the County of Kent, 3—Order from Lords appointing a 
Lieutenant of the Cattle, read, and agreed to, 13. 

Downs, Edward, to be fent for as a Deling: ent, for refeuing a 
Prifoner in ins Paflage to Windfor Cattle; Captain of the 
Guard to fend a Pariy to afliit Serjeant, g Sept. The Com- 
mittee of Complaints toexamine him, 11. 

Dowyett, Abraham, ordered into Cuftody, 2 Sept. His Peti- 
tion from Lords, read; Queftion for bailing him, Neg. Or 
der tor bringing in the Charge againtt nim, 13 Oct. 

Draper, Captain Matihew, Petition to be read, 22 Sept. 

— Richard, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for p.rdoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
delired, 25 Sept. 

Dreadnought, a Ship, the Committee of the Navy impowered 
4 break it up, 22 Nov. Lords Concurrence fignitied, 20 

ec. 

Drogheda, Vitcountefs of, Obfiructions upon Goldfmiths Hall, 
in reference to her, to be contidered, 19 Sept. Her Peti- 
tion reported ; Bufinefs referred to Members that are of the 
Committee at Goldfimiths Hall, 20. 

Droitwich, new Writ, 18 Nov.——Petition referred to the 
Committee of Privileges ; Order for their fitting, 15 Dec. 

Dudley, Lady, her Petition trom Lords, 4 Oct. 

Dukefon, Dr. Petition of Parifhioners for vacating his Reétory, 
read, and referred to the Comittee of plundered Minitters, 
11 O€t. 

Durham, igh Sheriff nominated, 2 Jan. 

Dymock, Edward, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pailed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 26 Sept. 














A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


DAGGER S, 1649, Act for fuppreffing the making and 
wearing Pocket-daggers, Piftols, Stillettoes, &amp;c. ordered, 
15 Feb. 

Danby, Ear\ of, 1649, his Will declared void; previous and 
mam Queftions that his Eftate, which was fequetirable at his 
Death, be fequeftered, feverally Affirmative, 17 May. 

Danfey, Mr. 1651, his Cate referred to the Committee touch- 
ing Infants to enable them to fuffer common Recoveries, 17 
June. é, 

Danvers, Sir John, 1648, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 Feb. 

1649, Order for making Report touching him; no 
Committee to do any thing to his Prejudice in the mean time, 
20 Apr. 10 May. State of the Cale between him and 
Lady Gargrave, reported; Earl of Danby’s Will declared 
void; previous and main Queftions for referring the Bufinets 
to a Committee, feverally Affirmative, 17——State of the 
Bufinefs, reported ; Lady Gargrave’s Petition and Cafe, with 
Papers annexed, read; Sir John’s Cale, read; previous Quet- 
tion for referring it back, Neg. Refolution that he is deprived 
of an Eftate of inheritance tor his Affection and adhering to 
the Parliament; fame Committee to contider the whole Mat- 
ter, and the Votes, and propofe what is fit to be done for his 
Satisfaction, 14 June Report; Lady Gargrave’s Petition, 
read ; previous and main Queftions for conferring the Bencfit 
of the Compotition for the Earl of Danby’s Eftate upon Sit 
John, feverally Affirmative—The Committee at re 

















IN DEX oo the StxtH VoOLuME. 


Hall tu proceed with Lady Gargrave’s Compofition— To dif- 

charge the Earl of Danby’s Sequeftration, upon her perfecting 

it—Arrears of his Eftate to be anfwered to the Parliament— 

Sir John from this time to have the Benefit of his fequeftra- 

ble, till itis compounded for, 9 Oct. Previous Queftion 

for appointing him One of the Council of State, Affirmative ; 
main Queftion, Neg. 12 Feb. 

1650, his Petition read, and referred to a Committec, 
22 June. 

Dare, Captain Robert. Vide Batten, Captain William. 

Darley, Henry, and Richard. Vide Solicttor General. 

Darnall, Ralph, 1650, appointed Regifier to the Truftees for 
Sale of Delinquents Lands, 6 Apr. 

Darfie, Captain Francis, 1649, Letter concerning him, read; 
the Council of State to take Care he be fecured, 16 July. 

Dart, Philip, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Daubney, Sarah, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to, 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Davenant, William, 1650, Queftion for trying him by the 
High Court of Juftice, Neg. 3 July. Kefolution for it, 4. 
Vide Stowell, Sir John. 

Davenport, Mr. 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his Fine, 
to be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken of the Non-pay- 
ment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe referred 
to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 10. 

Davies, Sir Paul, 1649, Order tor paying him 200/. upon Ac- 
count, 7 July. 

Davies, John, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for patling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Day, William, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Deakin, George, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 Mar. 1649 
——20 Sept. 1650. 

Deal, 1648, the Council of State to confider of Eftimate for re- 
pairing the Breaches, and of Surveys taken, 12 Mar. 

—— 1649, Report; Order for Monies for that Service, 23 
May. 

Dean, Colonel, 1649, his Letter read, 16 Apr. 

Deane FVorelt, 1649, Order for a Commiflion under the Great 
Seal to inquire into Wattes committed there, 5 Apr. Re- 
port from the Council of ‘State touching Waftes—- Petition 
of Inhabitants of the Foreft; Order againft felling Timber 
—For preferving what is felled for the Ufe of the State—For 
demolithing all the lron-works, 1 Jan. Vide Gifford, John. 

Deans and Chapters, 1648, Act for Sale of their Lands, read, 
13 Feb. Committed; the Committee to prefent Names of 
Otticers, 20——Act to be reported, 12 &amp; 14 Mar. 

——-—- 1649, Serjeant fent for Member to report it, 2 Apr. 
Act reported; Debate thereou adjourned, 3. Refumed ; pre- 
vious Queftion for Second Reading of a Provifo touching the 
Maintenance of a preaching Miniftry in Winchefter, Attrm- 
ative, 4. Recommended to the fame Committee to confider 
of the general and particular Provifoes, and advife upon the 
whole Bill; all that come to have Voices, 12. Report of 
Refolutions touching 20,000 /. per Annum for Maintenance of 
the Minifiry; Debate thereon adjourned, 17. NRefumed ; 
previous Quefiion that they fhall be made the Maiter ofa 
sill to be pafled, and that a Bill be brought in for that 
Purpofe, Atlirmative. Vide Miniflers and Supply—No Bill 
of public Faith to be accepted by way of doubling, unlefs al- 
lowed by the Truttees named in the Bill, 18. Amendments 
reported, 20. Confidered; previous Queftion for nominating 
Mr. Shute a Truftee, Neg. Previous and main Queftions for 
nominating Mr. Wilfon, feverally Affirmative; Contractor, 
Counfel, and Deputy Regifier, appointed ; Rate for Sale of 
Lands and Keverfions ; Bull to be ingrofled, 23. Read Third 
time; Debate thereon adjourned, 27. Refumed; Proportion 
of the Purchafe upon any Debts transferred upon Deans and 
Chapters Lands; Comptroller appointed; Provifo added, 28. 
Other Provifoes added; feveral rejected; Aét pafled; the 
Committee to take care the Amendments be rightly placed ; 
A&amp;é&amp; to be printed—A Committee to prepare Infiructions for 
the Treafurers, 30——Trufiees to be acquainted that a 
Coynfel is appointed, 12 May—Report touching Obftruétions 
in the Sale, with a Reprefentation of the 'Truftees, read ; 
the Committee to prepare Inftruétions for them ; their Paper 
reported from the Council of State, referred back, 23 In- 
fiructions for the Truftees, &amp;c. reported, read by Parts, and 
agreed to; Declaration that Houle will give further Security 
for the Surplufage of any Debt charged upon the Lands, 2 
June—Time inlarged for Perfons within Twenty Miles of 
London to double—Infiructions for the Truftees, to be printed 
—A Committee to prepare an Infiruction for inlarging the 
Liberty given to double, and for fatisfying poor Perfons una- 
able to double, 5. Votes, and Inftructions to the Truftees, to 
be printed, 6—Act touching the Salaries of the Truftees and 
Contractors, read twice; Queftions for Commitment and In- 

















groffment, feverally Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed—AG@ 
for removing Obftruétions in the Sale, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 19. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 20. Title 
read, and agreed to; Act pafled, and to be printed, 25—Ad- 
ditional Inftruétions to the Truftees, touching Officers and 
Soldiers doubling for their Arrears, to be printed, 23 
Treafurers Letter read, 14 July—Aé«, with further Inftruc- 
tions to the Truftees, read twice, and committed; Petition 
read, and referred, 20. Aét reported, and to be ingroffed, 
28. Paffed, and to be printed, 31—The Committee of Ob- 
firuétions to confider touching the Obftruétion by Woods 
unfold, 28 Treafurers Petition read, 6 Sept. Their 
Letter read, 10 Oct.——Time for doubling enlarged, 6 Sept. 
10 Oét. Aét for continuing the Committee named in 
a former Act for removing Obftructions, &amp;c. read twice, and 
committed, 7 Sept. o be i dahes 5 O€. Aét for 
Three Pence in the Pound to the Treafurers, read, 10. 

1650, a Committee to ftate the Matter of Faé&amp; touch- 
ing Manors belonging to any Impropriations that belonged to 
them, 18 Apr. Order for their meeting; Committees 
added ; all that come to have Voices—The Committee to 
confider of afcertaining the yearly Sums charged upon their 
Revenues for pious Ules, 7 May The Committee of Qb- 
ftructions to confider of Sums fufpended, and Sums not al- 
lowed, and how many have been allowed, 22 Aug- Re- 
port of Monies transferred, with a Quere, but not allowed, 
3, Sept. Order for difcharging feveral Sums, 3 &amp; 4— 
Surveyor’s Petition, and Treafurers Certificate, read, and 
referred to the Committee of Obfiructions, 11 Report, 
1 Ot 

Debenham. Vide Coxhall. 

Debentures, 1649, 2 Committee to examine Abufes in procuring 
falfe Debentures, and counterfeiting Warrants, 2 Feb. 

Debtors, poor, 1648, a Committee to confider of fomething for 
releafing them, 31 Jan. Committees added, 2 Mar.—Aét 
for freeing thein from Imprifonment, and for Relief of Cre- 
ditors, and Sureties for Debt, read, and laid afide— The 
Committee revived ; Committes added ; another Act ordered, 
10. 









































164g, read twice, and committed ; Committee impow- 
ered to advife with the Judges, 20 Apr.—Actto be reported, 
23 May. Reported, and re-committed ; Quorum appointed ; 
all that come to have Voices, 22————-Aé¢t reported, and 
re-committed again; the Committee to fit de die in diem, 
5 June——AC¢i for Inlargement of poor Prifoners for Debt, 
read twice, aud committed; Committee impowered to join 
another Bill with it ; Quorum appointed, 17 July. Act to 
be reported, 23. Reported; to be written out, with the 
Amendments; written, and reported; Queftion for agreeing 
to the Amendments, Neg. Act re-committed; all that come 
to have Voices, 27-——Bill for the Inlargement of Poor Pri- 
foners, and for a more effectual and fpeedy Way for Recovery 
of Debts, read twice, and committed, 8 Aug. To be report- 
ed, 21—Act for difcharging poor Prifoners unable to fatisfy 
their Creditors, read twice; Sum agreed to; Act to be in- 
grofied, 30 Read Third time; Provifo added; Act paffed, 
and to be printed, 4 Sept. Explanatory Ac ordered, 2 
Nov. Read twice, and Committed, 28 Reported ; Quef:. 
tion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pated, and to be printed, 21 
Dee. 

———— 1650, additional A&amp; for their Relief, read, and paffed, 
6 Apr. 

Deer, 1651, A&amp; to prevent killing, hunting, or taking them 
away, read twice; ‘lime for the Profecution; Penalty ; Quef- 
tions for Commitment and Ingroflment, feverally Neg. Act 
paffed, and to be printed, 24 July. 

Deincourt, Lord, 1650, Act tor Sale of ‘his Eftate, ordered, 
4 Apr. Read twice, and committed, 25 Quorum reduced, 
21 May A&amp; reported, 14 Aug. Petition of his Lady and 
Children, read; Act to be ingrofled, 15 Read ‘Third 
time; Debate thereon adjourned ; the Committee to amend a 
Claufe, 1 Oct. Claule reported; Queftion for continu- 
ing it Part of the Bill, Neg. Provifo added; Act pafled, 
17 Dec. 
































1651, Ac for confirming the Manors, &amp;c. men- 
tioned therein, to Lancelot and Thomas Lake, and his Heirs, 
read; Queftions for Commitment and Ingroflments feverally 
Neg. Act pafled, 17 July. 

Delinquents, 1648, At touching them committed, 1 Feb. 
Order for meeting of the Committee, and making Report, 
12 Feb.——-10 Mar. Commiflioners Names to be prefented 
to them, 10 Commiilioners for compounding with Delin- 








quents defire to know the Pleafure of the Houfe touching 
thofe in the North ; the Bufinefs referred to a Committee, 
1 Feo.—A Committee to prepare Act for pardoning the Delin- 
quency of Perfons whofe Eftates do not amount to 200 /. and 
who did not engage in the laft War, 7—Particular of Monies 
unpaid to feyeral out of particular Mens Compofitions 

reported 

















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reported, 13——A Committee to confer with the Committee 
at Goldfmiths Hall about Obftruétions to bringing them in— 
Another Committee to confider what Delinquents —— 
from Pardon are fitteft to continue excepted and profcribed, 
12 Mar.—Report of Refolutions touching Fourteen Perfons 
to be banifhed, and their Eftates confifcated, agreed to; Re- 
folution that no more be added—Rules for Compofitions, re- 
ported, and referred back, 14—Previous and main Quettions 
for repealing the Power of the Committee of both Houfes for 
Appeals upon Sequeftrations, feverally Affirmative; a Com- 
mittee appointed for regulating that Bufinefs, with Power to 
prefent Act for putting all Matters into a proper Courfe of 
Juftice, 19. 
— 1649, Refolutions touching Delinquents, and their 
Compofitions, to be printed, 28 Mar. Order amended, 30 
ules touching Compofitions, reported ; One agreed to; 
Refidue re-committed, 2 Apr. Further Rules reported; One 
re-committed—Act prefcribing times to Delinquents for per- 
feéting their Compofitions, reported ; Title read twice, and 
aul to; Aét pafled, g—Barons of the Exchequer appointed 
Commiffioners for Appeals upon Sequeftrations, 5——Act 
impowering them to adminifter an Oath, read, and pafled, 9 
May—A Committee to confider of thofe who have not Arti- 
cles upon the Surrender of Garifons performed, 5 May. Act 
for their Relief, read twice, and committed, 25 Reported; 
previous Queftion that Five be a Quorum, Neg.—That Nine 
be a Quorum, Affirmative; Aé&amp;é re-committed, 4 June. Re- 
orted from Re-commitment, and to be ingroffed, 11. Read 
Third time ; Provifoes added ; One rejected; Act paffed, and 
to be printed, 18 Commiflioners to fit in the Forenoon ; 
Counfel for the Commonwealth appointed, 5 July—Addi- 
tional A&amp;t to be read, 9 The Committee at Goldfmiths 
Hall to confider of bringing in Fines, notwithftanding Judg- 
ments, Extents, &amp;c. upon Delinquents Eftates, 16 May— 
Order touching the Payment of their Fines, 19. Report of 
Refolutions from the Commiffioners for compounding, agreed 
to; Order for printing them—Further Refolutions from the 
Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, reported, and read; the 
Committee to prepare Act purfuant thereto; Clerk to fearch 
Journals touching them, 23——Time for compounding, en- 
larged,27 June Previous Queftion for admitting ail Papifts 
and Popith Recufants, except as excepted, to their Compofi- 
tions, 4 July—'Tiime inlarged for Tenants of fequeftered 
Efiates to retain the Rents in their Hands—The Committee 
at Goldfmiths Hall to confider how they may be gotten in for 
the beft Advantage of the State, 25 Report; Order for 
collecting the Arrears, g Aug.—Act impowering the Commit- 
tee of Indemnity to transfer Articles or Informations againft 
malignant Magitirates to thé Juftices of Peace in the feveral 
Counties, to examine Witnefles thereupon, read twice, and 
committed; the Committee to withdraw, 2 Aug. Act re- 
ported, pafled, and te be printéd, 17- Order for bringing 
the whole Revenue of the Sequefirations into Goldfmiths Hall 
—For the Committee to confider of Penalties incurred by not 
paying the Firft and Second Payment—Ofiicers in the feveral 
Counties to make their Payments, 25 Oct. Laft Order to be 
printed—The Committee at Goldimiths Hall to confider of 
Rules given concerning Appeals, and prefent a Courfe for 
guickening that Bufinefs—Order for applying Delinquents 
Lands to the Ufe of the Commonwealth—No Papift who is, 
has been, or fhall be, in Arms, to be admitted to a Compofi- 
tion, faving the Right of Articles, 26—T'wo Thirds of other 
Papitts Eftates to be fequeftered, 31 The Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall to confider how Compofitions and Penalties 
may be brought in, 2 Noy.—Bill for ordering and manag- 
ing fequeftered Fftates, read twice, and committed, 11 Dec. 
Reported ; Debate thereon adjourned, 3 Jan. Refumed ; 
Bill to be ingroffed, 4. Order for Third Reading, 8. Read; 
Provifo read; Debate thereon adjourned, 10. Refumed ; 
Commencement of the Bill, 15. Queftion that the Claufe 
for a double Penalty ftand, Neg. 18. Provifo touching the 
Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, read thrice; Queftion for 
Limitation of the Time, Neg. 22. Provifoes added; Act 
pafled; to be printed, and proclaimed, 25——The Commit- 
tee at Goldfimiths Hall to ftate the Cafe touching allowing 
Judgments, Statutes, &amp;c. to which Delinquents Efiates are 
liable—Barons of the Exchequer, in Cafes of Appeal, to ufe 
fuch Power as the Committee of Sequeftrations had, 11 Dec. 
——Power continued to them, 4 Feb. Declaration touch- 
ing the Intent of the Houfe in the Rules for compounding 
with Delinquents in the Firft and Second War, 25 Jan.—— 
Information that feveral are come over as Spies and Incen- 
diaries ; AG for preventing and punifhing Spies, &amp;c. ordered, 
8 Feb. A&amp; authorizing the Committee at Haberdafhers 
Hall to compound for Eftates of concealed Delinquents, read 
twice, and committed, 6 Mar.—Previous and main Queftions 
for fequettering the Eftates of all that have compounded, and 
are beyond Sea without Leave, feverally Affirmative; the 
Vou, VI. 






































Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to fee the Vote put in Execu- 
tion, 23. 

1650, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to confider 
——- the Undervaluations and Concealments .of Delin- 
quents Eftates—Report touching Compofitions ; Aé for fuch 
as hold the Eftate of any Delinquent by Mortgage, &amp;c. to 
compound, read twice, and committed, 25 Mar. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 7 May Pafled, and to be 
printed; Time for delivering in the Particular, 1 Aug. 
A&amp; for Sale of divers Delinquents Eftates, read, 4 Apr. Read 
Second time; Refolution for admitting a Doubling upon the 
Public Faith ; previous Queftion for admitting 200,000 /. to 
be doubled—For admitting 150,000/. feverally Neg. Refo- 
lution for admitting 100,000 /.—Previous and main Queftions 
that the Lands fhall not be fold under Ten Years Value in 
Poffeffion, feverally Affirmative; A@ committed; Petitionread 
and referred; Regifter appointed ; the Committee to prefent 
Names of other Officers, 6. Quorum appointed, 18 
Order for fitting of the Committee, 7 May 11 June— 
For making Report, 11 &amp; 2o Bill reported ; the Com- 
mittee to confider of other Perfons to be inferted, and of fit 
Perfons to be Truftees, &amp;c. 17 July. Orders for inferting 
Perfons, 17 July 6 &amp; 29 Aug. 26 Sept.—Names of 
Delinquents whofe Eftates are to be fold, and of Truftees, &amp;c. 
reported; Refolutions thereupon, 25——Houfe proceeded 
with the Saving to all other Perfons, &amp;c. Saving re-commit- 
ted, 6 Aug. Bill as to feveral, re-committed, 29 Provifo 
added, 26 Sept. Bill re-committed, with Power to amend 
it, or bring in another to the like Effect, 1 O&amp;——Another 
read, 11. Order for Second Reading, 31 O&amp;. 12&amp;2 
Nov Names to be inferted, 15 Nov. 5 Mar. Act 
reported ; Time of the Forfeitures ; the Committee to prepare 
fomething touching Conveyances and Settlements to the Ufe 
of their Wives, &amp;c. 28 Nov. Provifo reported; Bill com- 
mitted; Committee to fit de die in diem ; all that come to 
have Voices; the Committee impowered to receive Com- 
plaints, and prefent other Names, 29 Quorum appointed ; 
Bill to be reported, 19 Dec. Reported; Time of the For- 
feitures, 9 Jan. Amendment to be made through the whole 
Bill, purfuant thereto; another Amendment committed ; 
Committee to withdraw; Amendment reported, and agreed 
to, 23. Refolution for appointing a Committee to receive 
the Claims; previous Queftion that the Committee of Ob- 
firuétions be the Committee—That the Number of the Com- 
mittee be Nine, feverally Neg. A Committee appointed, 24 
—Time of putting in Claims, 6 Feb.—Previous Qneftion for 
adhering to the former Vote touching the Time of Forfeiture, 
Neg. Pasion: and main Queftions for appointing another 
Time, feverally Affirmative; Provifo ordered, 19. Report- 
ed, read, and re-committed ; the Committee to confider Judg- 
ments, Statutes, &amp;c. 21. Provifo reported, and agreed to, 
27-——A&amp; for relieving Tenants againft the Oppreflions of 
delinquent Landlords, reported, and laid afide—Bill for In- 
demnity of them and other well-affected Perfons againft. the 
Injuries and Oppreffions of delinquent Landlords, 4 Apr.— 
The Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to confider of fomething 
touching Savings put in by Delinquents, g—Act impowering 
the Commiffioners for Sequeftrations to examine upon Oath, 
and give Acquittances, read twice; Queftion for Ingroffment, 
Neg. Act paffed, 25 Refolution touching Delinquents 
that have not paid in their Second Moiety, to be printed, 
7 May——A Committee to confer with the Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall touching the Intereft to be paid for the Ar- 
rears, thereof, 6 June. Report; Refolution touching the Com- 
mencement thereof—Touching the Re-payment ct the Over- 
plus paid by any Compounder, 7——A&amp; impowering the Com- 
iniffioners at Haberdafhers Hall upon Difcoveries to compound 
and fatisfy the Difcoverers, reported ; Queftions for Ingrofl- 
ment and Pafling, feverally Neg. 8 May Aé for contine- 
ing an Act for Relief of Perfons damnified contrary to 
Articles, read, and paffed, 20 June——Report of Refolu- 
tions for removing Obftruétions in bringing in Money upon 
Sequeftrations and Compofitions, 8 Aug.—Propofition touch- 
ing Dilcoveries, and for printing and difperfing Compofitions, 
referred to a Committee, with Power to confer with” the 
Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, and prepare a Propofition for 
the Advantage of the State, 22——Report from the Com- 
mittee of the Army touching bringing in Monies; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 1 Oét. Kefumed, 2. A Vote amended, 
9——Propofition for difcovering a Papifi’s perfonal Eftate 
upon being admitted to compound for One Moiety, report- 
ed, and agreed to, 12 Feb—-—A Committee to offer fome- 
thing touching the Undervaluations and Concealments of 
Delinquents, 4 Mar.—Commiffioners for compounding defire 
to know the Senfe of Houfe touching the unpaid Fines of 
Tenants for Life, 7—Perfons guilty of Treafon fince 1ft 
February 1648, or at any time henceforth, not to be admitted 
to Compofitions, 21. 



























































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INDEX ¢o the StxtH VouumMeE. 


1651, the Committee for Undervaluations and Con- 
cealments of Delinquents to fit de die in diem, 1 Apr. Pe- 
titions read; Perfons to be omitted out of the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 23 &amp; 25 Apr——8 May 12 June. 
A Committee to fee the Amendments nightly inferted in the 
Bill, 8 May. Billread Third time; Member, to prefent 
Names of fit Perfons to be Truftees and Contractors; Refo- 
lution that they fhall be the fame Perfons—Number of them 
and their Salaries; Quorum appointed; Number of Treafurers 
and their Salaries, 14. Time of determining the Claims, 15. 
Ballot for Officers, 16——-Provifo added, 17 June——-Names 
to be added; Provifo added; Bill to be ingroffed, 1 July— 
Names of Officers reported, 4. Officers appointed, 8. Rate 
of Intereft, 15. Aét paffed, and to be printed, 16. — 

Dell, Mr. 1649, appointed Matter of Caius and Gonville Col- 
lege Cambridge, 4 May. = 

Denbigh, Earlof, 1648, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 Feb. 

: 1649, Petition, with Account of Arrears due to him 
upon his Embafly and Penfion granted by the late King, read, 
and referred to a Committee, 23 June. Referred to another 
Committee, 2g——Order for making Report, 21 &amp; 28 Aug. 

5 Sept. Report; Refolution for allowing 1,774/. due to 
him as Ainbaffador at Venice, 7—A Committee to provide 
fome Accommodation for him, in Satisfaction of his Right to 
the Wardrobe, 21 Previous Queftion fur appointing him 
One of the Council of State, Neg. 12 Feb. 

Denham, John, 1651, to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of De- 
linquents Eftates, 1 0 ; 

Denny, Lady, 1649, Order for continuing and paying her Al- 
lowance of 4l. per Week, with the Arrears, 15 June. 

—— 1650, for continuing it till Midfummer, 24 Apr. For 
continuing it Three Months longer, 22 June Her Cafe re- 
ferred to the Committee touching neceffitous Perfons going 
into Ireland, 20 Dec. Order tor paying her Arrears, 14 
Jan. 

Derby County, 1649, Report concerning 5,000/. given for dif- 
banding the Forces; Refolution for difcharging Deans and 
Chapters Lands from 2,400 /. to the County—For difcharging 
the State from the Debt—For charging 1,018 72. upon Delin- 
quents Eftates, 4 Sept. High Sheriff appointed ; Order 
for a Commiflion ne the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. Order for receiving a Troop 
of Horfe in the County into Pay for Three Months, 4 Mar. 

Town, 1650, Petition touching it, tobe read, 11 July. 

Houfe, 1648, Order for taking away the Power given to 
the Committee, 7 Feb. 

Earl of, 1649, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall not to 
proceed in his Compofition, 24 Aug. Declaration that he 
{hall not be admitted to compound, 28, 

1650, upon Report from the Council of State; their Or- 
der for fecuring him and his Servants in Lancafhire, and 
Meflage to him, approved—Order for taking away the Fifth 
Part allowed for Maintenance of his Children, and referving a 
fmaller Proportion, 23 July. 

Devaux, Peter, and Wite, 1649, Petition; previous Queflion 
that Houfe will not meddlewith any Cafe of meum and tuum 
determinable in any Court of Juttice, except as excepted, 
Neg. Petition read, and referred to the Council of State, 
with Power to reftore the Childto her former Guardians, 6 
Dec. 

Devereaux, Joan, 1650, Queftion for inferting her in a Pardon, 
Neg. 2 Od. 

Devon, County, 1649, a Committee to confider of doubling 
Monies advanced by the County upon Purchate of Deans and 
Chapters Lands, 23 May High Sheriff appointed; Order 
for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Dewick, Francis, 1650, appointed Alderman of Hull; Mayor 
to adminifter the Oath to him, 6 Sept—Appointed Mayor, 
25e 

Dicke, Sir William, 1649, Order for making Report concern- 
ing him, 16 &amp; 21 June Report; Englifh’s Petition on 
behalf of him, and of himfelf, read; Bufinefs re-committed, 
10 July. 

—— Captain, 1649, the Committee of the Navy to examine 
the Bufinefs concerning him and Captain Cunningham, in re- 
lation to [reland, and to prepare Act for the Settlement there- 
of, 30 May. 

Digby, wes f 1648, Refolution for banifhing him, and confif- 
cating his Eftate, 14 Mar. 

Sir Kenelme, 1649, Refolution that he is not within the 
Intention of the Votes for compounding with Delinquents— 
Order for him to depart the Nation within Twenty Days, 
and not return without Leave, upon Pain of Death and Con- 
fifcation of his Efiate—For confifcating the Eftates of fuch as 
conceal him; Votes to be printed, and fet up in public Places; 


Serjeant to fee it done, 
Petition, Neg. 14 “ot 

Dighton, Nathaniel. Vide ColleGors. 

Dirdo, Thomas, 1650, Letter on his behalf, read; Order for 
refpiting his Execution, 25 July Judges Letter, and Cer- 
tificate of the Caufe of condemning him, read twice; Order 
for his Execution, 21 Aug. , 

Difcovery, a Ship, 1650, Bufinefs concerning it, referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 19 Feb. 

1651, the Council of State to confider how much of 
the 4,642 /. with Intereft, formerly ordered, is unpaid, and 
give Directions for Payment thereof, 26 June. 

Difney, John, 1650, Order for a Pardon for him under the 
Great Seal; Sheriff to forbear Execution, 17 Jan. 

Divines, Affembly of, 1649, Minifters, Members thereof, to 
take the Engagement, 12 Oét. Order for diftributing 
300l. among thofe that have taken it, 20 Dec. 

Diworces. Vide Wills. 

Dixam, John, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. i 

Dobbs, David, 1650, Order for Pardon for him under the Great 
Seal ; Sheriff to forbear Execution, 17 June. 

Dockenfield, Robert, 1648, a Committee to confider what Ar- 
— are due to him, and how they may be fatisfied, 15 

eb. 

Doddinge, Colonel George, 1649, Petition touching his Ar- 
rears, referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 30 


31 Aug. Queftion for reading his 


ug. 

Dedieaen, Sir Francis, 1648, Refolution for banifhing him, 
and confifcating his Eftate, 14 Mar. 

Doleman, Upton, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Obftruclions, 7 Nov. 

Dorbaggs, Alice, 1650, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Dorislaus, Dr. 1649, Speaker informs Houfe of fome Intelli- 
gence touching his Murder, 10 May. Examinations of his 
Servants, and Mr. Strickland’s Letter, read; Order for 250/. 
for his Funeral—For 500 /. to each of his Daughters—For 5 /. 
apiece to Three private Soldiers—For 3/. to Richard Peters 
—For fettling 200/. per Annum upon his Son during Life; 
A&amp;t for that Purpofe, ordered, 14 May Read, and paffed, 
24 Od. Declaration from the Council of State by Occa- 
fion of his Murder, read twice, and committed, 14 May. 
Reported, read, and paffed; Order for printing it—Mr. 
Strickland’s Letter, and Inftructions for the Matter of the Ce- 
remonies to be obferved in his Addre(s to the States Ambaffa- 
dor, with the Ambaffador’s Letter, and other Papers from 
him, feverally read; Declaration that Houfe take in good 
Part the Affections of the Provincial States of Holland and 
Weft Friefland, to be communicated to the Ambaffador by 
the Council of State, 18. 

Dorjet, County, 1649, Petition of Inhabitants, prefented, and 
read, 2 May—Petition of reduced Officers of the County, 
read; Petitioners to deliver to the Committee at Gold{imiths 
Hall Lift of Pertons fequetirable and not fequeftered ; Moicty 
of their Fines to be allowed towards their Arrears, 10 
High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Commiflion under the 
Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Dover, 1648, Order for paying off a Troop of Horfe in the Ga- 
rifon, 19 Feb. 

1649, upon Report from the Council of State ; Order 
for providing 1,200/. for Repair of the Pier; the Committee 
of the Navy to confider what has been afligned for that Ufe, 
and how expended, and of fome Way for maintaining it for 
the future, 4 O¢t. 

1650, the Council of State to confider whether it be 
ufeful to continue a Garifon in the Caftle, 29 Jan. Letter 
from thence, read; the Council of State to confider how the 
Harbour may be preferved, and of the Revenue for Mainte+ 
nance thereof, 27 Feb. 

1651, Report of their Defires for Captain Cannon to 
be fent down to his Charge of the Caftle, 25 Mar. Refo- 
lution that they be injoined to fend him or any, other Perfon, 
16 Apr. Report of a fit Perfon to be fent; the Council 
to give him a Commiffion, 13 May Report touching the 
Pier ; Order for providing 1,o00/. for Repair thereof; the 
Committee of the Army to pay the Money, 25 July. 

Downe, Earl of, 1650, A&amp; enabling him to fell Lands for Pay- 
ment of 4,000/. the Remainder of his Compotition, and other 
Debts, read, 15 May Aé enabling him to fell Lands of 
500/. per Annum for Payment of his Debts, read, 5 June 
Order for Second Reading, 25 A&amp; committed, 15 Aug. 

To be reported, 8 &amp; 28 Nov.——Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 17 Dec. Paffed; Time appointed for paying 
the Remainder of his Fine, 28 Feb. i7 Apr. Latter Or- 
der amended, 18. 

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IN DEX @o the StxtH Votume. 


Downes, Colone! John, 1649, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 3 July. Report; Order for allowing him 3,000 /. 
in Satisfaction for his Office of Auditor of the Duchy of Corn- 

* wall; Money to be charged upon the public Faith and the 
King’s Goods, 16. 

~— Anne, 1649, Petition referred to the Truftees for Sale 

of the King’s Goods, 20 July. . 

Downing, George, 1650, his Letter read, 18 Feb. 

Dowfing, Everard, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order 
for paffing it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Drake, Lee Ellen, 1650, Petition read; the Commiffioners at 
Goldfmiths Hall to confider what remains due to her out of a 
Delinquent’s Eftate, and prefix a Time for Payment, upon 
Sequeftration thereof, 17 5 uly. 

Drogheda, 1649. Vide Ireland. 

Drugs, 1649. Vide Supply. 

Drunkennefs. Vide Sabbath-breaking. 

Dublin, 1649. Vide Ireland—Order for fetting apart public 
Places for Minifters to difpenfe the Gofpel—For fending over 
Six, to be allowed 200/. per Annum each out of Bithops, 
Deans and Chapters Lands; Lord Lieutenant in the mean 
time to take care it be paid out of the public Revenue—Par- 
liament will make competent Provifion for the Wives and 
Children of fuch as die, 8 Mar. 

Duckenfield, Colonel, 1650, Petition of Officers and Soldiers 
of his Regiment, read; Order for fending Perfons to ftate 
their Accounts ; Commiffioners of Accounts to give Deben- 
tures accordingly, 5 June. 

Dudley, George, 1649. Vide Privileges. 

— Henry, 1651, Order for paying him 4os. per Week, 
1 May. 

Pm 1650. Vide Ireland. 

Dunch, Edmund, 1649, Petition read ; and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 6 Sept. 

Dunfmore, Lord, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Durens, John, 1649, Order for fettling 200/. per Annum on 
him for Life; the Committee of plundered Miniiters to fee it 
done, 25 Dec. 

Durham County, 1648, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 5 Feb. A Committee to 
prefent to the Commiflioners of the Great Seal Names of fit 
Perfons to be Juftices of Peace; Power given them to confer 
with Northern Gentlemen, 12—A Committee to prepare 
Letter for an Eftimate of the Loffes and Damages fuftained 
by the coming in of the Scots, and by the Forces fent down 
for their Defence, 13—Petition of Inhabitants, referred to 
the Committee on the Aét for abolifhing Deans and Chapters 
—A Committee to confider of fettling Courts of Juftice and 
Affizes to be held there, 22. 

1649, Aé&amp; enabling the Judges of the Northern Circuit 

to hold an Affize there, ordered, 15 June. Read twice, and 

committed; reported, patled, and to be printed, 10. 

1650, Sherifl’s Letter, with a Reprefentation of the 

Gentlemen, &amp;c. read, and referred to the Committee of 

Obfiructions, and the Committee of Hofpitals; Sheriff and 

Gentlemen to be acquainted with the Votes—Aé¢t for con- 

firming Fines and Recoveries paffed at the laft Aflizes, order- 

ed, 8 May——-A&amp; for holding an Affize, read; Queition for 

Ingroffment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be printed, 30 July 

Member to prefent Names for a Sheriff, 7 Nov. Sheriff 
appointed; Order for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 
21 Difcharged; another appointed ; Order for a Commif- 
fion under the Great Seal, 31 Dec. 

—— 1651, Act for holding an Aflize, read, paffed, and to 
be printed—A&amp;t to put that in the fame Condition as other 
Counties, ordered, 9 July. 

City, 1651, Order for making Report touching ereét- 
ing a Univerfity there, 17 June. Report; the Committee to 
examine the State of Deans and Chapters Lands unfold, 18. 
Order amended, 19. 

—-— late Bifhop of. Vide Moreton, Dr. 

————- Houle, 1649, Order for removing the Soldiers from 
thence—For repairing it—For putting the Earl of Pembroke 
into Poffeffion, 25 Feb. 

Dury, Dr. 1650, Order for paying the Augmentation formerly 
fettled upon him, 28 May For paying him 2o0/. per 
Annum, and the Arrears from 25th March laft, 27 Sept. 





























24° Car.1. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


E,AST-INDIA Company, Leave given them to tranfport 
13,000/. in foreign Coin and Bullion, 26 Dec. 
Eledions, a Committee to collect Votes and Orders concerning 


them, and prefent fomething to avoid the Elections of 
Vor. VI. 


sempnnins, and fuch as had a Hand in the laft War, 12 

ec. 

Elizabeth, Princefs, Sifter to the Elector Palatine, a Committee 
to confider how 700/. per Annum, fettled upon her by the 
King, with the Arrears, may be paid, 20 Sept—Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, read, 23. 

Elliott, John, Queftion for appointing him High Sheriff of Corn- 
wall, Neg. 28 Nov. 

Ely, Mle of, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Judge, to be 
read, 4 Nov. Report touching the Arrears of weekly Pay- 
ment fettled on the Garifon by a former Ordinance; Refolu- 
tion that a fubfequent Order does not take away the Force of 
that Ordinance—Order for paying the Money for the Ufe of 
the Navy—The Committee of the Navy to confider with 
another Committee the Bufinefs concerning the Soldiers of 
the Garifon, and ftate the Matter of Fa, 19 Jan. 

Erjkine, Major James, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 6 Jan. 

Effex County, Petition, and other Matters defired by the County, 
to be prefented, 19 Sept.—Gentlemen to prefent to the 
Commitlioners of the Great Seal Names of fit Perfons to be 
Juftices of Peace, 22 Ordinance for fequefiering the Ef- 
tates of new Delinquents, read twice, and committed—Free 
Quarter demanded by the County, and Affeffments thereupon, 
to be confidered, upon Report, 1 Nov.—Petition of Inhabit- 
ants, to be read, 23 &amp; 28 Committees Letter read; the 
Committee of the Army to confider how Compenfation may 
be made to the County for their Difburfements for Supply of 
the Siege of Colchefter;-Gentlemen at the Door called in 5 

_ Speaker acquaints them what Houfe had done, 19 Jan. 

Exchequer, Court of, Barons appointed, 12 O&amp;. 

Excife, Ordinance enabling the Commiffioners to pay Intereft for 
Arms, &amp;c. taken up by the Committee of the Army upon 
the Credit of the Ordinance for 150,o00/. read, and paffed, 
19 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 21—Bufinefs concerning the 
Excife, 20 &amp; 21—Ordinance for continuing the Commiflion- 
ers, with a Provifo that they fhall be anfwerable only for Mo- 
nies that come into their or their Cafhier’s Hands, read ; 
nothing done thereupon—Another for continuing them till 
further Order, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 21—Ordinance for difcharging them for their Accounts 
from 29th September, 1645, to 29th September, 1646, read, 
and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 22—Their Pe- 
tition to the Committee for regulating the Excife, read—Or- 
dinance concerning giving them Allowance of Monies taken 
from them or their Cader Officers by Force, 29——Return- 
ed — Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 
4 O&amp;. 


Eyre, Colonel, Order for paying him 2001. agreed to by Lords, 
14 Dec. 











A. 1648, 1649, 1650 &amp; 1651. 


E AST-INDIA Company, 1648, Petition of Governor, 
&amp;c. read; Leave given them to tranfport 6,500 /. in fo- 
reign Coin and Bullion, 14 Mar. 

1649, their Petition againft William Cutler and others, 

to be read, 26 O&amp;. Vide Cutler, William—Report from the 

Council of State concerning the Company; Debate thereon 

adjourned, 11 Jan.—Refumed; Copy of the Agreement be- 

tween them and the Adventurers to Affada, read; the Com- 
pany to proceed thereupon till further Order—Petition of Go- 
vernor, &amp;c. read; Refolution for carrying on the Trade by 

One Company with One joint Stock—Leave given them to 

tranfport 8,000 /. in foreign Coin and Bullion, 19 Mar. 

1650, previous Queftion for giving them Leave to tranf- 
port 20,000 /. in foreign Coin and Bullion, Neg. Bufinefs 
referred to the Council of Trade, 3 Sept. Report; Leave 
giventhem to tranfport it on the ufual Conditions, 24 Dec. 
Petition of Governor, &amp;c. referred to the Council of State, 14 
Nov.——Leave given them to tranfport 50,000/. in foreign 
Coin and Bullion, 5 Feb. 

Eaton, John, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Greal Seal, 3 July. 

Eaton cum Membris, 1650, Order againtt felling Timber in the 
Manor, 26 Sept. 

Edgecombe, Colonel, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken in the 
mean time of the Non-payment of his Arrears, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 10. 

Major, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken in the mean 
time of the Non-payment of his Arrears, 5 May. Cafe referred 
to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Edinburgh, 1650. Vide Scotland. pir, 

Edwards, Richard, 1650, Order for him to attend the Service 
of the Parliament, 26 Nov. 

Eldred, Henry. Vide Harris, William, 














Eleéuions, 











Ele@ions, 1648, Papers concerning them to be delivered to the 
Committee of Privileges, 3 Fet. Controverted, viz. Ci- 
rencefter—New Form of a Writ for Elections, 8 Mar. 

1649, Houfe to confider touching due Elections, and 

equal Reprefentatives, 1, 4 &amp; 5 May. Previous and main 

Queftions that the Debate concerning putting a Period to this 

refent Parliament be taken up in a Committee of the whole 

Houte, feverally Affirmative, 11. Report that in Order to 

declaring a certain time for putting a Period to it, Confidera- 

tion be aA of ftating the Succeffion of future Parliaments, 
and regulating their Eleétions, agreed to; fele&amp; Committee 
appointed for that Purpofe, and to prefent Heads, 15 Or- 
der for their meeting, and fitting de die in diem, 11 Oét. 

For making Report, 3 Jan. Heads reported; Report de- 

bated by Parts; previous and main Queftions that the Num- 

ber fhall be 400, feverally Affirmative ; Refidue referred to a 

Committee of the whole Houfe, 9. Committee fits, 16, 23, 

24 &amp; 30 Jan—é6, 13, 20 &amp; 27 Feb——6, 13 &amp; 20 

Mar. 

















3, 10, 17 &amp; 24 

5, 12 &amp; 19 June—— 

7 &amp; 14 Aug. 30 Ot. 6, 12, 

20 &amp; 27 Nov. 4, 11, 18 &amp; 25 Dec. 1 &amp; 15 Jan. 

26 Feb. 5 &amp; 12 Mar. Days appointed for their 

fitting—Referred to them to ftate the Proportions of Elections 

for the feveral Counties, and confider how the Houfe may 
be filled according to them, 23 Oct. 

1651, Committee fits, 25 Mar. 

21 May——6 Aug. 

Eleorall, Jecofe, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Elizabeth Frigate, 1648, Order for Two Months Gratuity to 
the Company, 10 Feb. 

Ellord, William, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Elutherian Mlands, 1640, A&amp; for Encouragement of the Difco- 
verers, read twice, and committed, 25 Jul Reported, 
21 Aug.—Refolution for excepting the Excife; Queftion that 
the Goods be imported Cuftom free, Neg. Act to be ingrofled, 
22. Paffed, and to be printed, 31. 

— 1650, Petition of the laft Adventurers, read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of the Navy, 7 Mar. 

Ely, Mle of, 1648, Ordinance appointing a Judge, repealed— 
Another for that Purpofe, ordered, 23 Feb. 

1649, Act appointing a Steward and Judge, read ; Perfon 

to be named therein; Act paffed, 22 June. 

City 1650, Petition of Inhabitants, read, and referred to 

the Committee of Obfiruétions, 30 Apr The Committee to 

examine the Bufinefs of embezzling Lead from that and other 

Cathedrals, and give Order for preventing it for the future, 

8 Nov. 

Vifcount of, in Ireland, 1648, his Petition and Petition 
of Sir Robert Loftus’s Heir, feverally read, and referred to a 
Committee, 12 June Committees added, 4 Feb. 

Embrey, John, 1650, Petition and Certificate of his Accounts, 
read ; Order for paying him 1,000/. 15 Nov. 

Engagement, 1649, Refolution that every Member fhall fubfcribe 
to an Engagement to be true and faithful to the Common- 
wealth of England, as the fame is now eftablifhed without a 
King or Houfe of Lords, 11 Oct. Title to be altered—Other 
Perfons to fubfcribe it; a Committee to fee the Subfcription 
of prefent and future Members—None to fit till they have 
fubfcribed it, and Houfe give Order for their Admitlion, 12 

Engagement to be added to the Sheriffs Oath, 7 Nov.— 
Previous and main Queftions for age Committee to 
confider how it may be fubfcribed by all the People of this 
Nation, feverally Affirmative, 9. Order for their meeting, 
and fitting de die in diem, 13. Quorum appointed ; all that 
come to ‘have Voices, 20—Aéct for a general Subfcription 
throughout the Nation, read twice, and committed, 23 
Reported, and re-committed, 26 Dec. Reported from Re- 
commitment ; previous and main Queftions for amending a 
Claufe, feverally Affirmative; Provifo touching the Penalties, 
read; Queftion for Second Reading, Neg. Provifo rejected, 
28 A&amp; to be read Third time, 1 Jan. Read, paffed, 
and to be printed, 2. To be proclaimed, 25 Previous 
Queftion for appointing a Committee to confider of a De- 
claration to fatisfy the People that the Engagement is not 
againft the former Proteftation and Covenant, Affirmative ; 
main Queftion, Neg. 25 Dec. Previous and main Quef- 
tions for appointing a Committee to prepare A@ for allow- 
ing further Time to fubfcribe, feverally Affirmative; Commit- 
tee to withdraw; Act prefented, and read twice ; Claufe au- 
os Perfons to take the Subfcriptions, and make Re- 
turns, added; Aét paffed, and to be printed, 23 Feb. 

1650, .Commiffioners of the Great Seal to confider 


1650, Committee fits, 26 Mar. 
1, 8, 15, 22 &amp; 29 May 











Apr. 
3, 10, 24 &amp; 31 July 



































16 &amp; go Apr. 












































how it may be tendered to all Perfons willing to fubfcribe it, 
and to nominate fit Perfons to take the Subfcriptions as for- 





INDEX @o the SixtH VoLuumeE. 


merly by the Act, and caufe Returns to be made, 6 Sept—— 
The feveral Militias to tender it to their refpective Parifhes 
and make Returns to them—Like Order to the Stewards of 
Leets, and to Lord Mayor, and the Committee of the Mi- 
litia, 22 O&amp;. 

—--— 1651, Aé&amp; to declare the Meaning of A@ for taking 
the Engagement in Cafes where it has been taken in Ireland 
and Scotland, oidered, 18 July. 

Engagements, 1649, a Committee to confider all from the Be- 

_—— of this Parliament, 24 O&amp;. Committees added, 

26. 

England, New, 1649, Act for promoting and propagati 
Gofpel there, read twice, A omaliek, = ying c i) _ 

reported, 26 June 17 July. Reported, and to be in- 

grofled, 18. Order for Third Reading, 23. A&amp;@ pafied, 





27. 

England, William, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. : 

Englifh, Robert, 1649, Petition read, 10 July. Vide Dicke 
Sir William. ' 

Efmond, Catherine, 1649, Order for relieving her out of Mo- 
ney formerly granted for Relief of Irifh Poor, 15 June. 

Effex County, 1649, Bufinefs touching the Difcharge of fuch 
Delinquents there as fhall pay their Compofitions according 
to an Ordinance, to be confidered, 1 May—Aét enabling the 
ftanding Committee to give Difcharges to thofe with whom 
they were authorized to compound, read twice, and commit- 
ted, 4. Reported, and paffed, 7. 

1650, Report touching Satisfaction to the Well-affe&amp;ed 

for their Ditburfements for Provifions for the Army—Previous 

and main Queftions for referring it to the Committee of the 

Army toconfider what Agreements they made for Provifions 

feverally Affirmative, 17 Oct. : 

Countefs of, 1640, her Cafe as to the Mitigation of her 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken in the mean 
time of the Non-payment of her Arrears, 5 May. Cate re- 
ferred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Effex, Sir Thomas, 1649, to have the Benefit of Money due to 
the Commonwealth upon a Bond, in Part of what is owing to 
him, 26 May. 

Eton College, 1649, Act declaring the Act for abolifhing Deans 
and Chapters Lands doth not extend thereto, read, and paffed 
—The Committee of the Univerfities to nominate a Vifitor, 
29 May Provoit, Fellows, Schoolmafters, and Scholars 
to fubfcribe the Engagement, 12 O¢t. 

Evans, Richard, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

: — 1651, Queftion for Reading her Petition, Neg. 

ay. 

Evelyn, Sir John, 1651, previous and main Queftions for re- 
ferring it to the Commitlioners for compounding to examine 
the Truth of a Debt due to him from Sir George Strode, fe- 
verally Affirmative, 3 June. 

Everard, John. Vide Stamford, Chriftopher. 

Eufor, Captain George, 1650, Order for allowing his Widow 
20s. per Week for her prefent Relief, 22 June. 

Lixchequer, Court of, 1648, Order for altering the Seal and 
Title thereof; Act for that Purpofe, ordered, 3 Feb——Read 
and paffed, 23 Mar. ‘ 

1640, Act touching the Proceedings therein, to be 
read, 19 May—Read twice, and committed, 21 To be 
reported, 27 June. 

1650, Houfe to confider of naming Two Barons, in 
the room of Two deceafed, 22 O&amp;. A Committee to 
ly i Inftructions for the Barons touching the Poll Bill, &amp;c. 
15 Nov. 

Excife, 1648, Committees added to the Committee of Excife, 
10 Feb. Order for continuing the Commiffioners till 24th 
June next—For them to call in the Arrearsr—The Commit- 
tee to confider of improving and regulating the Excife, 10 


Mar. 
































1649, Lift of Anticipations, reported, 20 Apr. Refolu- 
tion for transferring them to Deans and Chapters Lands; 
the like Sums to continue charged upon the Excife for the 
Ufe of the Commonwealth, 21 Applicaiion thereof, 5 
May——The Committee to prepare a Model for better or- 
dering and improving the Excife; to fit de die in diem; all 
that come to have Voices, 27 Apr. Order for expediting 
their Report, 1 May—Committees added, 1 &amp; 29——State 
of the Bufinefs of the Excife, reported, 12 &amp; 16 June—A@ 
that all Bonds, &amp;e. entered into for the Ufe of the Common- 
wealth, touching Cuftoms and Excife, fhall be made and 
taken in the Name of Cuftodes Libertatis Anglize Authoritate 
Parliamenti, and for returning them into the Exchequer, 
read twice, paffed, and to be printed—The Committee to fit 
from time to time, and confider Propofitions made to them, 
and prepare fome Settlement of the Excife; previous and 
main Queftions for continuing the Commiffioners till 25th 
December 




















INDEX ¢@o th StxtuH Votume. 


December next, feverally Affirmative, 16—A@ touching 
fettling the Receipt of the Excife, read twice, and commit- 
ted; the Committee to fit de die in diem, and receive Pro- 
pofitions or Informations for regulating or advancing thereof, 
21—Aét touching the Firft 400,o00/. charged on the Exe 
cife, read, and paffed, 27—Act for borrowing 150,0001. 
thereupon, read twice, and pafled; both to be printed—Act 
for difcharging the Commiflioners till 29th September, 1647, 
read, and patled, 2ga——The Council of State to treat with 
them about advancing 150,000/. upon Security on the Aét, 
2 July. Report, 4—Aéct for regulating the Excife, begun to 
be read, 28. Houle proceeded in reading it; read twice, and 
committed; the Committee to receive Vropofitions for the 
Advantage of the Commonwealth, 30 Aét reported ; 
Queftion for adding Commitlioners, Neg. Act paffed, and to 
be printed—The Committee of Excite to bring in a new 
Mode! ; Petition read, and referred, 14 Aug. —— Report 
from the Council of State touching Monies arifing from the 
Excife, and Confiderations for the , Fovoes Management there- 
of; Order for giving Receipts for all Monies paid, to be 
— aud fent to the feveral Sub-commiffioners and Col- 
ectors — Declaration that after the prerent Charges fhall be 
taken off the whoie Revenue thall be applied towards the 
Maintenance of the Army, and other pubiic Expences, to- 
wards the Abatement ot the Affeflments, 23 Oct. Houle 
to confider the Bufinefs of the Excife, 7 Nov. Confiders it 
—A Committee of the whole Houfe to confider how it may 
be fettled, and beft levied for the Advantage of the Common- 
wealth, and Eafe of the People; Power given them to alter 
the Rates, 8. Committee fits 13, 14, 16 &amp; 20 Nov. 
5, 11,12 &amp; 13 Dec. Report touching appointing a Com- 
mittee to confider the prefent Charges, and how they may be 
taken off with the Content of the Parties concerned ; Com- 
mittee appointed accordingly, 23 Nov. Order for making 
Report, 13 Dec.—Report from the grand Committee touch- 
ing the manner of colleéting it; Petition of London Mer- 
chants, with a Remonftrance annexed, reported, and read ; 
Queftion that the new Impoft be paid by the firft Importer, 
Neg. The Committee of Excife to contider how it fhall be 
paid, 14. Refolutions touching the Rates to be paid, 19 &amp; 
20. To be fent tv the Commitlioners, and they to be re- 
quired to put them in Execution; Votes to be printed and 
publifhed—Report from the Committee of Excife, that Mem- 
bers bring in to them Names of fit Perfons to be Sub-com- 
miffioners in their refpective Counties, &amp;c.—That a Comp- 
troller be nominated for every County; Members to prefent 
to them Names of fit Perfons, 20. Refolutions of 21 ft 
December inftant to be fufpended, except as excepted—Re- 
port from the Committee of Excife concerning the advancing 
the Excife upon Beer and Ale; Queftion for agreeing thereto, 
Neg. 26 Jan. Commitlioners te be continued till further 
Order, 12 Dec. Speaker to fign Letters to the Judges of 
the feveral Circuits to prevent Tumults by Reafon of the Ex- 
cife, 12 Mar. 

1650, a Committee to confider of Arrears due upon the 
laft Account, and of Ways and Means for improving the Re- 
venue, 15 Apr. Secretary appointed; Commiflioners to 
be acquainted therewith, 18 June—Act conftituting Commif- 
fioners and Governors of the Excife, and new Impoft, read 
twice, and committed, 202——Keported; Qualification and 
Number of Commiffioners; Queftion for reading the Names, 
Neg. _ Members to prefent Names, g July. Petition of 
Commiffioners read; previous Queftion that any Member 
fhall be a Commiflioner, Affirmative; Refolution that there 
fhall be but One; Six nominated, 18 Commencement 
and Continuance of the Excife; Quorum appointed; Bill 
committed, 14 Aug. Reported, 21 Information from the 
Commiflioners, read; Bill upon the laft Claufe, re-commit- 
ted; further Power to the Committee, 22 Bill reported 
from Re-commitment; Queftion for increafing the Salaries of 
the new Commiflioners, Neg. Bill to be ingrofled, 19 Sept. 
Provifo added; Aét pafied, and to be printed, 22——Aéct 
for continuing the Excife for One Year till 29th September, 
1651, ordered, 14 Aug. Read twice; previous and main 
Queftions for continuing it Three Years, feverally Affirmative ; 
Queftions for Commitment and Ingroffinent, feverally Neg. 
A&amp; patfed, 22——Report of Propofition to the new Com- 
miifioners for reimburling 10,000/. advanced by the former 
Commiffioners, 19 Sept. Their Willingnefs, reported; Day 
appointed for Payment, 20. Commiflioners to be thanked, 
27. 

—-——- 1651, the Committee of Excife to redrefs Abufes and 
Mifcarriages therein, and confider whether it be feafonable to 
farm it, 10 July. 
Exeter, 1649, Pemaitienen added for the Affeffment of 
go0,cool. per Menfem, 23 Aug. Act for preaching the 


— and Maintenance of Minifters there, ordered, 15 
ar. 


Vou. VI. 


















































Countefs of, 1649, Petition to be confidered, 26 June. 

Countets Dowager of, 1650, Petition to be #1 
June—— Read; Order for difcharging the Fine of the Ward- 
fhip and Marriage of the prefent Earl, in full SatisfaGtion for 


her Loffes and ages, 31 July. 


24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


FrAIRCLOUGH, Mr. defired to preach, 1 Nov. 


Fairfax, Lord, Houfe approves of recruiting particular 
Regiments to the full Number of the old Eftablifhment 
— Ordinance for continuing the Affeffments, ordered. Vide 
Supply—The Committee of the Army to prepare Letter 
touching more {peedy and effeétual bringing them in, and 
touching Deduction for free Quarter—Quartermafier to be 
allowed to each Company of Dragoons—'l'he Committee to 
make Satisfaction for Recruits of Hore, and proviae Cloaths, 
&amp;c. 19 Sept-———General’s Letter touching Cowplaints about 
free Quarter, and defiring a Remedy ; the Committee of the 
Army to Report the Arrears of the Affeffinents, the Grounds 
of the Obfiructions to bringing them in, and Remedies for 
removing them—A Commitiee to conyratulate tus Succes, 
and thank him for his valiant and good Conduét, aud defire 
the Army may be fo quartered as to be leaft burdeniome to 
particular Counties, efpecially fuch as have paid their Aileff- 
ments, 4 Oct.—A View of the monthly Charge of the Army, 
reported, and read—Grounds oi Obfiructions in tiaiing and 
auditing thew Accounts, reported, and to be coniidered, 7— 
Quefiion that General’s Leiter be now read, Neg. 17. Read, 
18—Upon Report concerning taking off tree Quarter; Or- 
dinance concerning it, and Inttruétions for bringing in the 
Arrears of Affetfinents, read; Members to ufe their beft 
Endeavours for bringing them in—A Committee to confer with 
the General, and Omeers be fhall appoint, how the Army, &amp;c. 
may be reduced to the Eftablitiment—How they may have 
Satisfaction tor the Pay due fince 15th January, 1647, and 
how the Country may be fatistied for Free Quarter fince that 
time—How the Army may be quartered according to former 
Inftructions, 21 Report; Queftion for adding 3,000 Foot 
to the Eftablifhment, Neg. 14 Nov. Further Keport touch- 
ing difbanding the Supernumeraries—Ordinance tor bringing 
in the Affefiments, and drawing the Army into Cities, Towns, 
and Garifons, and for difcharging free Quarter, read twice, 
and committed, 22. Reported; Claufe touching Satistac- 
tion to Inn-keepers, left out ; Ordinance pafled-—Members 
nominated, and employed in the feveral Counties to take 
care for bringing them in—Order for difbanding the Super- 
numeraries forthwith—General to be acquainted therewith by 
Letter, 25 The Committee of the Army to prefent Names 
of Ten Delinquents whofe Eftates may be converted to the 
Wie of the Army, 21 Oét. ate Dsdly from the Army; 
General’s Letter, defiring it may have {peedy Confideration, 
read; Debate thereon adjourned, 20 Nov. Queftion for re- 
fuming it, Neg. 30——A Committee to confer with the 
General and Officers for preferving a good Correfpondence 
between the Parliament and Army, 5 Dec. Order for their 
going; Quorum appointed ; their Report—Melflage from the 
Army that they had fomewhat to deliver of very high Con- 
cernment, which will be prefently ready, delivered twice; 
Speaker’s Anfwer; their Propofals read, 6. Read again; 
Debate thereon adjourned, 12. A Committee to acquaint 
General how far Houfe has proceeded upon them—Same 
Committee to confer with the General and Officers how the 
laft Six Months Affeffments may be raifed and paid, 14. Or- 
der renewed; the Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
enabling themfelyes to receive and iffue 60,000 /. per Menfein 
for the Army and Garifons, and fuch Forces as the General 
fhall think fit to be continued, 21. Ordinance read twice, 
and pafied ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 26 Letters 
and Warrants for Payment thereof to be fent into the feveral 
Counties, 3o——Committces added to the Committee of the 
Army; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 14 Dec. 1&amp;6 
Jan.— Order for paying to the Army 6,oo0/. with Interett, 
formerly ordered to Coheed Weldon, 1—Petition of General, 
and General Council, read, and to be printed; Speaker's 
Anfwer; written Parchment prefented therewith, intituled, 
“ An Agreement of the People, &amp;c.” to be confidered, 20 
—Report touching the Soldiers Want of 2,000 Caflocks ; 
Order for providing them, 20 Jan.—Order for fpeedy Pay- 
ment of 10,000/. formerly afligned to the General—Ordi- 
nance for fettling 4,000/. per Annum, Lands of Inheritance, 
upon him and his Heirs for ever, ordered, 4 Oct. To be 
prefented, 17 &amp; 24. 
Lady, Ordinance from Lords concerning her, to be 
read, 1, 20 &amp; 24 Nov. 




















Farre, Lieutenant Colonel, General to be defired to try him by 


martial Law, 8 Sept. 


F Farringdon, 

















INDEX ‘¢o the 


Farringdon, Great, Order for a Colleétion for the Town, fent 
to Lords, 2 Sept. 

Fafts, Preachers thanked, 27 Sept.———25 Oét.——29 Nov. 

go Dec. 3 Jan. Appointed, 27 &amp; 29 Sept. 
1,17 &amp; 29 Nov. 18, 20 &amp; 30 Dec. Excuted, 29 
Sept. Refolution for keeping a Faft in the Houfe ; Minif- 
ters defired to perform the Duties of the Day, 7 Dec. Thank- 
ed, 8—Day appointed by Lords for a Faft within the Lines; 
previous Queltion for agreeing thereto, Neg. Another Day 
appointed, 18. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Fee-farm Rents, Ordinance touching them, to be reported, 
9 Nov. 

Fijhery, Newfoundland, the Committee of the Navy to confer 
with Lord Admiral about appointing a Convoy, 9 Jan. 

Fleetwood, Colonel, Petition of his Regiment to the General, 
and another to Houfe, complaining of free Quarter, and pro- 
vofing Remedies, read, 18 Oct. 

Phint County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion to him; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 24 Nov. 
Flower, Triftram, Petition read, 4 Sept. Vide Keymih, Sir 

Charles. 

Fobiatt, Lord, Report concerning him; Order for paying him 
1,500/, in Part of his Arrears; the Committee for Irifh Af- 
fairs to ftate his Accounts, 23, Ot. 

Ford, John, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Sept. 

Fofier, Thomas, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Sept. 

Foxley, Mr. Keport concerning him, and his Petition, to be 
confidered, 24 O¢t.—State of Proceedings in the Houfe touch- 
ing his Sufferings and Damages, referred to Dr. Batiwick’s 
Committee, 31. 

———— Mr. detired to preach, 18 Dec. 

France, Ordinance for an Impofition on the French Trade, re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 2 Sept.—Read Third time; Pro- 
vifo added; Ordinance paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 14 O&amp;.——French Merchants to have Liberty to land 
and {hip Goods, paying all other Duties, and giving Security 
to pay fuch Rates as fhall be fet by an Ordinance, 1 Dee. 

Frayfer, Mr. to be defired to officiate in the Church of Leomin- 
fier; Order for continuing his Salary fettled for Hereford, 
26 Okt. 

Free Quarter. Vide Fairfar, Lord. 

Frye, John, Information againft him; ordered to withdraw 
during the Debate—To be fufpended from fitting—To for- 
bear fitting as Commiffioner for the King’s Trial, 26 Jan.— 
Petition of Inhabitants of London and Southwark on his be- 
half, read, 30. 

Fuller, Mr. defired to preach, 29 Sept. 
print his Sermon, 25 Oct. 























Thanked, and to 





A. 1048, 1659, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


“TAIREF AX, Lord, Committees added to the Committee of 
the Army—General’s Letter; Order for the feveral Regi- 
ments and Troops kept up to be under his Command, 13 Feb. 
Petition of divers well-affeéted Officers and Soldiers, read; 
Certificate of Horfes loft in the laft Summer’s Service, and 
not recruited, ordered; Part of the Petition referred to the 
Committee of Petitions—Order of the Committee of the 
Army concerning the Accounts of the Soldiery, reported, 
read, and agreed to, 26 Obftructions to auditing the 
Accounts of the Soldiery, reported; the Committee of the 
Army, with the Officers and Auditors, to confider of them, 
and give Debentures for the Arrears that fhall be made up 
from time to time—The Council of State to confider what 
Forces are fit to be kept here and in Ireland, and to prefent 
Eftimate of the Charge thereof, 2 Mar. Number and Efti- 
mate reported; Order for adding 4,000 Foot in England— 
12,000 Horfe, Foot, and Dragoons, for lreland; Refidue in 
England to be difbanded, 6. 
1649, Order for fending 4,000 Caffocks and Breeches 
to the Foot—Refolution that Lord Fairfax be General of the 
Forces in England and Ireland, 30 Mar. Act concerning 
free Quarter, ordered, 7 Apr. Aét for more certain and 
conftant Supply of Pay, and for preventing free Quarter and 
Billett, read twice, and committed, g Bay. Committees 
added; Aét to be reported, 11. Reported, paffed, and to be 
printed, 12 The Committee of the Army to prepare Act 
for appointing a Committee and Treafurers for managing the 
Affefiments, 9 Apr. Act read twice, and committed; no 
Officer to be of the Committee; Names of Committees, 
read, and approved, 13. Act reported; Committee added; 
revious Queftion for appointing John Blackwell One of the 
‘Penteeers, Neg. Act paffed, 17—Refolution for charging 








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SixTH VoLUME. 


the Arrears of the Soldiery upon Crown Lands; left to Gene- 
ral, and Council of War, to propound Six Perfons to join 
with thofe the Houle fhall name to be Truftees for Difpofal 
thereof—A&amp;ct for Sale of them, ordered, 18 Apr. Vide 
Crown Lands—Speaker to fign Letters fent him by the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 26——Rules for taking off free Quar- 
ter, Billett, &amp;c. reported, and paffed, 12 May. The Com- 
mittee of the Army to prepare Copies thereof, and of Aé&amp; 
for preventing free Quarter, &amp;c. to be fent to every Regiment; 
General to be defired by Letter to caufe them to be obferved, 
22. Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 23 The 
Committee to confer with General and Officers how free 
Quarter may be totally taken off, and to hear and redrefs 
Complaints, and communicate their Proceedings to the Coun- 
cil of State, 20 July—To confider wherein the laft A@ is 
defective, and prepare Aét for fupplying thofe Defects, 26 
The Committee of the Army to confer with the Coun- 
cil about the Number of Forces, and paying them, 12 June 
—General’s additional Allowance, in Confideration of Billett- 
money, approved ; Order for Payment thereof, 27 Officers 
to be continued in the Train, reported, and agreed to, 7 July 
—Refolution that the Council of State may make an Addition 
of Horfe and Foot when they fee Caufe; the Forces to expect 
no Pay but when they are in Service, 17—Eftimate of the 
Forces for England and Ireland, with their monthly Pay, re- 
ported ; Order for continuing the Affeflment of go0,o00/. per 
Mentem Three Months longer—For the Proportion of every 
County, 26. Vide Supply—For One Field Officer to refide 
with each Regiment, 22——Petition of General and Council 
of Officers, read; Petitioners thanked ; Petition referred to 
a Committee to prepare Acts upon the Firft and Third Pro- 
pofals, 16 Aug. Report; previous and main Queftions 
that if Sale be made of the late King’s Lands, according to the 
‘Truftees Opinion, a greater Benefit will accrue to the imme- 
diate Tenant, and a lefler to the Creditor than is intended them 
by the Act, feverally Affirmative, 15 Nov. Order for 
continuing the Committee of the Army and Treafurers at 
War for Three Months longer, 28 Sept. AQ for that 
Purpofe, read, and pafled, 27 Dec. General’s Letter, 
and Officers Petition, touching buying Debentures at incon- 
fiderable Rates, read, and referred to a Committee, with 
Power to confer with Perfons, and to fit de die in diem 
4 Oét.—General, and the whole Army, to fubfcribe the En- 
gagement—General to certify to Clerk the Subfcriptions and 
Names of Perfons who refufe to fubfcribe, 12——His Letter 
touching the Subfcriptions, read ; Refolution that his fubferib- 
ing as One of the Council is fubfcribing within the A@; 
Speaker to fend the Vote to him, and thank him for his Care 
in the Return of the Subfcriptions ; Votes to be printed, 20 
Feb. Eftimate of the Charge of the Army for next Year, 
reported from the Council of State, 23 Oct. The Com- 
mittee at Goldimiths Hall to make Eftimate what may arife 
out of that Revenue for certain Pay of them, 2 Nov. Re- 
ort; previous and main Quefiions for an Affeflment for Six 

Tonths, feverally Atlirmative—Aéct ordered thereupon, 6. 
Vide Supply—Act touching Proof to be made of keeping 
Horfes for which Pay is demanded, read twice, and commit- 
ted, 23 A Committee to confider of the feveral Orai- 
nances for Affeflments of the Britifh Army, 18 Feb. Or- 
ders for Money for the Army, 4 Mar. 

1650, Report touching the State of the Charge for the 
Army; the Committee of the Army to prepare Letters to be 
fent into the feveral Counties for bringing in the 60,000/. 
per Menfem together; Speaker to fign them; Claufe for the 
Commiflioners to fend an Account of excepted Lands, to be 
inferted—Order for fpeedy bringing in 105,000 /. upon Com- 
pofitions formerly appointed for the Army—For 100,000/. out 
of the Sale of Fee-farm Rents; the Council of State to con- 
fider how fufficient Supplies may be made for the Army, 30 
Mar. State of the Affeflment for 60,0007. per Menfem 
for laft Three Months, reported; Order for providing Two 
Months Pay for the marching Army; the Council of State 
to confider of Ways and Means for providing it, 2 May. 
Vide Supply—Order for additional Forces in the Manner pro- 
= by them—For paying the Forces, 7—-A&amp;c&amp; for fecuring 

oney lent for the Army and Navy, with Intereft, read 
twice, pafled, and to be printed, 15—Report from the Coun- 
cil of State, touching additional Forces, continuing Billett- 
money, and additional Pay, and for Money for Surgeons Chefts 
—Their Reafons reported; Refolutions thereupon, 22 
General, and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to be commanded 
to go into Scotland. Vide Scotland—The Council of State 
to confider how the Forces left fhall be commanded, and in 
Subordination to them, 12 June. Report; Colonel Harrifon 












































appointed Commander, 21—Lieutenant General Fleetwood 
appointed, during his Abfence, to take care of thefe Parts, 
25—General lays down his Commiflions; Act for repealing 
the Ordinance for conftituting him Captain General and 

Commander 








INDEX ¢o the S miki wf VoLuME. 


Commander in Chief of all the Forces raifed by the Authority 
of Parliament, read twice, paffed, and to be printed, 26—— 
Upon Report from the Council of State; Order for receiving 
T free Troops of Dragoons into Pay, 2 July For conti- 
nuing them Three Months longer, 24 Dec. Order for a 
Referve of Forces fufficient for the Safety of the Kingdom, 
17 July. 

: iGaes Act for iettling 3,000/. per Annum, Lands of 
Inheritance upon him and his Heirs for ever, read twice, and 
committed, 6 June——To be reported, 17 Aug. Reported, 
and re-committed; Committees added, 24 A&amp; to be re- 
ported from Re-commitment, 20 Sept. Reported, and paffed, 
21. 

















Lady Rhoda, 1650, Petition to be read, 14, 18 &amp; 20 
June Read, with Lady Hulley’s Petition; previous Quef- 
tion for difcharging the Remainder of Sir Edward Hufley’s 
Fine, Affirmative, 31 July. 

Faith, pubsic, 1649, Petition of fuch as have contributed 
thereto, to be confidered, 2&amp; 5 May. Conlidered; Order 
for 27,400. for their Satisfaction—Perfons who have lent 
under 10/. to be confidered, 8. A Committee to prepare [n- 
fiructions touching the Difpofil of the Money, a——Commit- 
tees added, 4 July Orderfor making Report, 28 Sept. 
Report; Debate thereon, to be taken up, 2 O¢t.—Votes 
touching the Repayment of the Money, to be printed, 3 
Another Petition read; Order touching the Repayment of the 
Money, 15 Nov. 

Fanshaw, ‘Vnomas, an Infant, 1651, Judges of the Common 
Pleas, authorized to admit him to fuffer a common Recovery, 
17 June. 

Farrer, Bridget, 1649, Order for fpeedy Payment of 500/. for- 
merly afligned her, 20 July. 

Farreti, Captain James, 1649, Order for paying his Widow 
20/.in Part of his Arrears, 26 May. 

Fajis, 1648, Preachers appointed, 7, 12 &amp; 28 Feb.—Thanked 
—Day appointed for a Faft ; a Committee to prepare Reafons 
for it—Perlon defired to aflifi the Minifters in preaching and 
praying, 28 Feb. Committees added ; Day altered, 8 Mar, 
—Act for keeping a Faft, read twice, and pafled; to be 
printed, and difperfed—Act for repealing Act for a monthly 
Fait, ordered, 17 Mar. 

1649, Preachers appointed, 20 Apr.—é6 July 4 Feb. 
Thanked, 20 Apr. 2 May 16 July 27 Feb. 
Order fora public Faft; a Committee to prepare De- 
claration of the Grounds thereof—Act for repealing the Act 
fora monthly Fatt, read twice, and pafled, 20 Apr. Or- 
der for a Fatt for a Blefling upon the Expedition to Ireland, 
to be publifhed by Sheriffs ; Juftices of Peace to take care of 
the due Obfervation thereof; Order to be read in Churches 
next Sunday—The Committees of the Militia of Weftmin- 
fier and the Hamlets to give Minifters Notice, 6 July. At- 
torney General to take care the Order is fent to Sheriffs, 7 
A Committee to prepare Declaration of Reafons for a 

Fafi for a Blefling upon the Proceedings of the Parliament, 
and their Forces, 29 Jan. Act for that Purpofe, read 
twice, and pafled; to be printed, and difperfed, 4 Feb. 

-—- 1650, Order for a Faft; a Committee to prepare Act 
for that Purpofe, and Declaration of the Grounds thereof, 16 
May. Act read twice, and committed, 17. Reported, and 
pafled; Order for printing 10,000 Copies; the Council of 
State to take care they are fent into the feveral Parifhes, 21 

Preachers appointed, 16 May 4 Mar. Thanked, 

14 June Previous Qucftion for thanking them, Neg. 14 

Mar.—Order for a Faft for a Blefling upon the Proceedings 

of the Councils, and the Forces by Sea and Land ; a Com- 

mittee to prepare Act for that Purpofe, and a Declaration of 
the Grounds thereof, 4 Mar. Declaration read by Parts, 
and agreed to; Act twice read; Queftion for Ingroffinent, 

Neg. Aé pafied, and to be printed; Lord Mayor to difperte 

them among the Minifters within the Lines; the Council of 

Stateto take care they are fent to the feveral Sheriffs, 7. 

1651, Order for a Faft for a Blefling upon the Forces by 
Sea and Land to be kept up by the Parliament ; Queftion for 
appointing Three Minifiers to carry on the Work of the Day, 
Neg.—Preachers appointed, 30 May. 

Feake, Robert, 1648, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Fearmes, Captain, 1649, his Letter read, 8 May. 

Fee-farm Rents, 1649. Vide Supply—Opinion of a Committee 
for levying the Arrears of laft Three Years, reported, and ap- 
proved, 26 Apr. The Committee on the A&amp; for Sale 
thereof, revived; Order for their fitting de die in diem; 
Committees added, 17 Jan. Act read; Queftions for Se- 
cond Reading—That the Order for the Committee to name 
Truftees do ftand, feverally Neg. 16 Feb. Order for bring- 
ing in the former Bill, with Amendments, 16 &amp; 18. Act 
reported, and re-committed; further Power given to the 

Vou. VI. 




































































Committee, 21 Act reported from Re-commitment ; 

previous and main Queftions touching the Appointment of 

Contractors, and other Officers—Touching their Salaries, fe- 

verally Affirmative; Debate adjourned, 5 Mar. Refumed ; 

previous Queftion for agreeing with the Committee touching 
the Purchafe, 7. Aét to be ingrofled, 9. Paffed, and to be 
printed, 11. Tobe proclaimed, 12. ~ 

1650, the Council of State to take care the Sale be ex- 

pedited, 30 Mar. To confider where the Obftruétion is 

between the Contraétors and Auditors, 15 Apr. Act for a 

Form of Conveyance for Sale thereof, and tor removing Ob- 

firuétions, ordered, 18 June——To be prefented, 9 July 

Read twice, and committed; Rate of the Sale, 1 Aug. 

Act reported, and paffed; to be printed, tranfmitted into 

Chancery, and inrolled in all the Courts of Wefiminfter, 13 

Propofitions for a Loan upon the Security of Fee-farm 
Rents, reported; Debate thereon adjourned, 4 Sept. Re- 
fumed; Propofition re-committed ; all that come to have 
Voices ; the Committee to fit de die in diem, 6. Another 
Propofition reported, and re-committed ; Queftion that there 
be doubling upon Fee-farm Rents, Neg. 12 Liberty given 
to double 300,0007. upon the Remainder thereof; Rate for 
the Sale for doubled Monies; Biil for that Purpofe, ordered, 
17 Jan. Additional Aét for Sale thereof, read twice, and 
committed, 28 Reported; Blank filled up; Refolution 
that the Sum to be doubled be 250,000. Bill to ve ingroffed, 
4 Feb. Provilo added; Ac pailed, and to be printed, 6— 
Draught of Letter io be fent into the feveral Counties touch- 
ing Liberty to double, read, and agreed to; Truftees to 
write, and Sheriffs to publifh them, 25 Obfiructions re- 
ported, and referred to the Committee of Obttractions, 
4 Feb. 

Fees, 1648, all due for Commiflions and Patents to be paid out 
of the Hanaper Office, 13 Feb. 

1650, a Cominittee to regulate the Fees of feveral Com- 
mittees, and Officers belonging to them, 8 Jan. 

Feffees, Margaret, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to} 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Fell, Mr. 1649, appointed Second Judge of Chefter, 20 July 

Order for his Patent, 20 Aug. 

Felons, 1649, Act for tranfporting fome in Newgate by Lord 
Mayor and Aldermen, ordered, 26 June Read _ twice, 
and committed, 28 July. Reported, and pafled, 30—Aét 
touching Tran{fportation of Felons and Prifoners, read twice, 
and committed, 21 July. 

Felt-makers, 1649, Petition read, 2 July. Vide Hats. 

Fens, 1649, a Committee to confider touching 12,000 Acres to 
be given to the late King for draining the great Level, 29 
May——Writings concerning the Fens to be delivered to 
them, 14 Dee. Petition of Owners of Fens belonging to 
Holland and Kettevan, referred to a Committee, 25 June. 

Fenton, Sir William, 1649, Order for paying him 200/. upon 
Account, 7 July. 

Lieutenant Colonel John, 1640, difcharged from being, 

and difabled to ferve as, a Common council-man for the Year 

enfuing, 26 Dee. 

1650, his Petition reported; Order appointing him 
Matfter of Sherborne Hofpital for Life, and granting the Re- 
verfion to his Son—For a Patent under the Great Seal, 2 July 

Fenwick, Sir John, 1649, Petition to be read, 26 Apr. 

Colonel Roger, 1649, Auditors to ftate his Accounts, 

and fign Debentures, 20 Nov. 

Sir William, 1651, Petition read; Queftion that he 
fiand in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, Neg. 
8 May. 

Ferne, Captain. Vide Brandley, Captain. 

Fettiplace, Jane, 1650, her Cate reterred to the Committee 
touching neceflitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 

Field, John, 1649, Order for joining him with Mr. Ufbands 
in printing the Proceedings of Houle, 25 Jan. 

Fielder, Colone), 1648, a Committee to audit his Accounts, 
12 Mar. His Petition read; Account read, and allowed ; 
a Committee to confider how 1,148 /. 11s. 1d. may be paid 
him, and of an Allowance during the time he was Governor 
of Portfmouth, 21. July Order for making Report, 28 
Aug. His Accounts reported, and allowed; Order for pay- 
ing him 2,348/. 11s. 1d. out of his Difcoveries, and the 
Undervaluations of Delinquents, 31. 

Robert, 1650, Speaker to grant a Reprieve for him; 
Sheriff to forbear Execution, 17 Jan. 

Finagh, 1651. Vide Ireland. 

Fines. Vide Recognizances—1649, Aéts impowering Commil- 
fioners to compound for, and mitigate all Fines, Amercia- 
ments, &amp;c. eftreated into the Exchequer, read twice, and 
committed, 21 Feb. 

Fifhery, Northern, 1648, Order for a Convoy for them, 
2 Feb. 

































































Fifjenden, 








IN DEX fo the SixtnH Voutume. 


Fiffenden, Captain, 1650, upon Report from the Council of 
tate, Order for adding 50 Men to his Company, and for 
paying them, 27 June. 

Fitzjames, Joan, 1649, Report touchin 1,100/. with Intereft, 
due to her from Lord Digby; Order for payingit out of his 
Eftate, 5 May. 

Flame, Edward, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
paffing it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Fleetwood, Sir William, 1649, upon General’s Letter to be ad- 
mitted to compound upon the Articles of Oxon, 18 June. 

Colonel George, 1650, a Committee to confider of 
Arrears due for his Wardhhip, with Power to fet them off in 
Part of his Arrears, and refpite the Payment in the mean 
time, 7 May. 

1650, appointed One of the Council of State, 10 
Feb. 


1651, Order for adding him to the Eftablifhment, 
and paying him as Lieutenant General, 26 June. 

Fletcher, Margaret. Vide Freeman, Paul. 

Tobias. Vide Chriftchurch Cambridge. 

—-— William, and Edward, 1648, Pardon for them, read, 
and agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 
23 Feb. 

Flint County, 1648, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 9 Mar. 

1649, Order for Alterations in the Commiffion of Oyer 

and Terminer ; Commiflioners of the Great Seal to make and 

iffue them, 19 June High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a 

Commillion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. Amended, 12. 

Flood, George, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Flute, Thomas, 1649, Petition read, and reterred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 17 Aug. 

Forbes, Lord, 1649, Petition read; the Committee of the 
Navy to examine his Bufinefs in relation to Lreland, and con- 
cerning the original Contraét with the Adventurers, 30 May. 

Ford, Sir Edward, 1649, Petition to be admitted to the Benefit 
of the Articles of Oxon, notwithftanding the Lapfe of Time, 
read ; Order for remitting the Remainder of his Fine, and 
difcharging his Sequettration, 9 July. 

Forefts. Vide Crown Lands. 

Fornication. Vide Inceft. 

Forrefter, William, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Fofter, William, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Foulding, Antony, 1650, appointed Captain of a Ship, 26 Feb. 

Fowke, Mr. 1640, Keport touching an Agreement between 
him and Mr. Alured, about the Receiverfhip of Yorkfhire— 
Order for a Patent to him under the Great Seal, 6 July. 

Alderman John, 1650, his Petition, and Lords Decree, 
with the Order thereupon, read; former Order for Stay of 
Proceedings thereupon, revoked; a Committee to confider 
how the Decree may be put in Execution, and the Part con- 
cerning Reparation for his Sufferings, 3° Caroli, 22 June. 

For, ry dew John, 1649, Petition read ; Order for paying him 
50/, for Supply of his prefent Neceflities, 16 June. 

—— 1650, Order for giving him 4os. out of the Box-money 
—For permitting him the quiet Pofleflion of Lands, 30 O&amp;t, 

For permitting it to his Sons, 12 Nov. 

Forley, Mr. Vide Molyn, Peter du—i650, Report touching 
his Sufferings for his Service to the Public; Provifo for con- 

eying 1004. - Annum to him and his Heirs, added to Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftate, 16 July. 

France, 1649, Ambaffador has Leave to tranfport Sixteen 
Horfes Cuftom and Impoftfree, 23 Apr. State of the Faét 
concerning the Trade with France, reported ; Petition and Re- 
monftrance of the Governor, &amp;c. trading thither, read; 
Merchants examined ; Refolution for inhibiting the Importa- 
tion of Wines, Wool and Silk, the Growth of France, upon 
Forfeiture of the Goods and Ship, and upon the Penalty of 
200/. upon the Importer; previous Queftion for prohibiting 
the Importation of Linen, Neg. Act purfuant thereto, order- 
ed, 23 Aug. Read twice, pafled, and to be printed, 283—To 
be proclaimed at the Exchange, 31 Dutch Ambaffador’s 
Petition touching fome Difpenfation of the AG, read; De- 
claration that Houfe will not admit of any, 18 Sept——A 
Committee to examine Information touching a Ship at Holy 
Ifand laden with French Wines, with Power to permit the 
Tranfportation thereof, 14 Dec. Petition of Governor, &amp;c. 
read; Order thereupon, 31 Jan. 

~———— 1650, Report of Six French Ships taken and fent to the 
Commiflioners for Prize Goods, in purfuance of their Inftruc- 
tion to the Generals of the Fleet; Inftruétion approved ; the 
Council of State to prepare Letter to the King of rance upon 
this Bufinefs,11 Sept. Letter reported, and read—The Coun- 



































cil to confider the whole Proceedings of Mr. Ofier, and what 
has been done touching the Demand of Reparations made b 
France for Damages from Merchants of the Commonwealth, 
19—Lord General’s Letter touching French Wines taken in 
Scotland ; Aé to be difpenfed with, in relation thereto. 2o— 
Report from the Council of State touching the Refidents De- 
mands, 6 Nov. ‘To be confidered, 6 &amp; 12. Confidered ; 
Order for proceeding to Adjudication of the Ships fent to the 
Commiflioners of Prize Goods—Touching the Difpofal of 
the Money arifing thereby—Touching the Salary of the Col- 
leétors, 13 Letters from France, read, 4 Feb. 

Francklen, Deborah, 1649, Report concerning her ; Order for 
paying the Arrears of 4/. per Week, formerly allowed her, 
7 May. 

Freeholders, 1649, a Committee to confider how their Books 
may be perufed, and Juries impartially returned, and prepare 
Aét for that Purpofe, 7 Nov. 

Freeman, Edward, 1649, appointed Attorney General of South 
Wales, 20 July. 

— Paul, and Alice, 1650, Order for paying them and 
others 300/. for SatisfaGtion of their Loffes, 1 Oct. 

Free Quarter. Vide Fairfax, Lord. 

French, Mr. 1648, Information againft him, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 5 Feb. 

~— Captain, 1650, previous and main Queftions for paying 

him go0/. to buy a Gelding, feverally Affirmative, 6 Dec. 

Frewen, Captain Francis, 1650, Order for allowing his Widow 
20s. per Week, for her prefent Relief, 22 June. 

Froji, Gualter, appointed Secretary to the Council of State, 
13 Feb. 1649 11 Feb. 1650. " 

Frye, John, 1648, his Opinion touching the Trinity, read ; 
previous Queftion for taking off his Sufpention thereupon, 
Affirmative, 3 Feb. 

—— 1650, Information of a Book printed under his Name, in- 

tituled, “The Clergy in their Colours, or a brief Character 

“ of them;” Order for his Attendance; Book read; _pre- 

vious Queftion that itis fcandalous, Neg. The Committee of 

plundered Minifters to ftate Exceptions again{t it, 31 Jan. 

Exceptions reported; Frye examined, 20 Feo. His An- 
{wers to the Exceptions; Firft Exception read; Expreffions 
therein voted feandalous; Book to be burnt by the common 
Hangman; previous and main Queftions that he be difabled 
to fit during this Parliament, feverally Affirmative, 22. 

Fullers Earth, 1650, A&amp; prohibiting the Importation thereof, 
fig pipe Clay, and Ore of Lead or Tin, ordered, 

Mar. 

1651, read twice, and committed, 9 May. 

Furnace, John, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

















24 Car.1. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


GALBR E ATH, Humphry, Sir Charles Coote’s fecuring 
him and others in Duke Hamilton’s laft Engagement, ap- 
5 Order for trying them by a Council of War, 

8 Jan. 

Garifons, and Strong Holds, a Committee to confider which are 
fit to be kept up, and which to be flighted, and made untena- 
ble, 25 Nov. 

—— Keeper to bring a Prifoner in his Cuftody to Bar, 
2 Sept. ; 

Cael Sir Gilbert, his Accounts to be reported, 4 Sept. Cer- 
tificate read, and allowed to be a full Determination of the 
Account, and the Difcharge of the Accountant—Order for 
public Faith for 8,953/. 10s. due to him, 9. 

Thomas, junior, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 26 Sept. 

Gibfon, Sir Alexander, King’s Letter for a fafe Conduét for him 
to come to him; late Commiflioners in Scotland to report 
their Knowlege of him, 20 Sept. Queftion for granting it, 
Neg. A Committee to prepare Letter, with Reafons for the 
Refufal; Letter reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Con- 
currence to the Letter and Vote, fignified, 21. 

Gideon, William, to have Warrant to tranfport himfelf, Servant, 
and One Horfe, 4 O&amp;. 

Gloucefter, County, Order for difbanding the fupernumerary 
Horfe ; the Committee ta pay their Arrears, deducting for free 
Quarter, 23 Oct. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion to him, 23 Nov. Another appointed by Lords, 
agreed to, 27—-Members have Leave to go into the County 
to take care for {peedy bringing in the Affeflments for the 
Army, 25 Ordinance for repealing the Ordinance for fet- 











tling the Militia in the Counties of Gloucefter, Monmouth, 


Godolphin, 


and Hereford, ordered, 17 Jan. 











Godolphin, William, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for Pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 11 Sept. 

Gold, William, Report concerning him to be made, 17, 20 &amp; 
27 Od. 11 &amp;13 Nov. His Accounts reported, and al- 
lowed; Order for paying him 4,445/. 12s. 10d. Ordinance 
for that Purpofe, ordered, read, and paffed, 14. 

Goldsmiths Hall, the Committee to make their Report every 
Morning till Ten o’Clock, 11 Sept. 

Goree, the Committee at Derby Houfe to confider what is fit to 
be done with the Fleet there, 30 Sept. Letter touching 








their Condition, read; another from the Committee at Derby . 


Houfe to Lord Admiral, and his Letter to them, touching 
his refolution to fiay there, read ; his Stay approved; Order 
forfupplying him with Money and Provifions; Votes to be fent 
to him, 14 Oét. ‘The Committee to advife with him about 
fending Ships, and if he be not in Town to fend them them- 
felves; Officers and Mariners to obey their Orders, 13 Jan. 

Goreing, Lord, Bill of Attainder againtt him, to be reported, 
25 Sept. Read; Notice to be peril, 08 that Houfeis willing to 
hear him, if he defires it, 28 His Letter read, 5 Oct. Read 
again; former Letter from General, read; a Committee to 
prepare Letter, defiring the General to explain a Claufe con- 
cerning Quarter given him, and leaving him to the further 
Notice and Mercy of the Parliament, 6. Letter read, and 
agreed to; Speaker to fign and fend it with his and Lord 
Goreing’s Letter, 10 Refolution for banifhing him, 10 
Nov. Difagreed to by Lords; Houfe adhere to their Vote, 
15. Ordinance for banithing him and others, read twice, 
and cominitted, 16——Vote for banifhing him, declared de- 
fiructive to the Peace and Quiet of the Kingdom, and dero- 
gatory to the Juitice thereof, and to be revoked, 13 Dec. 

Gray, Lord, of Groby, thanked for taking Duke Hamilton, 
and a confiderable Part of his Forces Prifoners, 23 Nov. 

Great Seal, Order for paying the Commitlioners Arrears, and 
for contiant pay of their Salaries, 19 Dec. For charging 
the Salaries upon the Revenue; Ordinance for that Purpote, 
ordered, 19 Jau.—A Committee to frame a Great Seal, and 
prefent the Form thereof, 6 Jan. Form reported; Refolu- 
tion touching the Infcriptions ; the Committee to caufe it to 
be engraved; Order for God. towards the Charge thereof, 9. 
Engraver appointed; Order for 200d. for graving, and the 
Materials, 26. 

Greenwood, Captain Robert, Order for continuing his Troop 
Two Months longer, and paying them, 16 Dec. 

Grofoenor, Walter, Report from Lords concerning him, read ; 

Order for taking off his Sequefiration, 20 Sept. Agreed to 
by Lords, 27. 

Gudgeon, Henry, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinqueucy, read, and paifed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 26 Sept. 

Gurnall, Mr. delired to preach, 25 Oct. 














A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


G4 G E, William, 1651, his Petition, and Certificate from 

the Commiflioners for compounding, read ; Refolution for 

—s him out of the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 
25 Apr. 

Gamull, Thomas, 1650, Commiffioners at Goldfmiths Hall 
to examine the Bufinefs touching 5007. given by him for 
erecting a Free-fchool, 17 May. 

Gaols, 1649, Keepers to fubfcribe the Engagement, 12 Oct. 

Garbling. Vide Spices. 

Gardiner, Maurice, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 22 Jan. 

Garifons, 1649, Offer of an Eftablifhment for them, reported, 
and referred to the Committee of the Army, 5 July. Eftab- 
lifhment reported, and agreed to, 7 

1650, the Council of State to confider what Garifons, 

Caftles, and walled Towns, are fit to be difgarifoned and de- 

molifhed, 19 Mar. 

1651, impowered to difgarifon fuch as they fhall think 

fit, 9 May Their Report touching Repairs thereof; Or- 
der for 10,000 l. for that Service, 10 July—Butinefs touching 
flighting the inland Garifons, referred to them, 25. 

Garland, Auguttine, and Thomas Matthews, 1651, Petition 
read, 18 Apr. 

Garnett, Mrs. 1650, Order for paying her 5/. out of the Box- 
money, 13 Aug. 

Garrett, Sir Jacob, 1649, Bufinefs concerning him, to be re- 
ported, 29 Jan. Reported; Order for feveral Perfons to 
ftand in the Pillory, 2 Feb. 

Gatefide, 1649, Petition of Inhabitants and Rector; Order for a 
Prefentation under the Great Seal, 1 Feb.—For paying him 
the Arrears of Tythes, and other Duties, for Repair of the 
Parfonage Houfe, 22. 

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INDEX ¢o the StxtH VOLuME. 


Gaunt, Margery, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Gayer, Sir John, 1649, difcharged from being Alderman ; City 
to proceed to a new Election, 7 Apr. 

Gefferies, William. Vide Stamford, Chriftopher. 

Gelders, Duke of, 1649, the Committee of the Navy to con- 
fider touching his having Wines for his own tpending, 
Cuftom aud linpoft free, 15 Aug. 

Gell, Sir John, 1648, Order for putting him out of the Com- 
miflion of Peace, and all Commiffions, 23 Feb. 

1651, Lieutenant of the Tower to give him Leave'to go 

to Bath, upon Security for his Return, 7 Aug. 

Thomas, 1649, Report touching 6,000 /. unaccounted for 
by him as Receiver of the Duchy of Laneafter ; the Commit- 
tee of the Revenue to proceed againft him, notwithftanding 
his being a Member, 31 May. 

Genoa, 1651, Letter from the Duke and State, read, 29 July. 

George, Chriftopher, 1650, Petition on his behalf, with Certi- 
ficate annexed, read; previous and main Queftions for re- 
prieving him till next Affizes, feverally Affirmative, 26 Mar. 
Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; Order for pafling it 
under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Gerard, Colonel, 1650, Refolution for trying him by the High 
Court of Juftice, 3 July. Vide Stowell, Sir John. 

Gethin, Maurice, and others, 1649, Petition touching a Debt 
of 19,250/. 2s. 3d. transferred from Goldimiths Hall to 
Deans and Chapters Lands, to be confidered, 22 May 
5 June—Read, and referred to the Committee of Obftruc- 
tions, 12. 

1650, Report; Liberty given them to double upon Pur- 
chafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, 23 Apr. 

Gibb, Sir Henry, 1650, Petition read, 2 Apr. 

Gibbon, John, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Gibbons, John, 1651, his Petition reported from the High Court 
of Juftice, and read; Refolution tor refpiting his Execution 
till 15th Auguft next, 31 July. 

Colonel, 1651, Report from the Council of State 
touching mounting his Regiment, and fending them to the 
Army; Power given them to feize Horfes, and give Tickets 
for Payment, 14 Aug. 

Gifford, John, 1649, Petition read; Order for demolifhing his 
fron-works, fufpended, 28 Jan. 

Peter, and John, 1651, to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Lands, 1 July. 

Gill, Major George, 1650, Report touching his Fraud in the 
Purchate of Deans and Chapters Lands; Order for refuming 
them to the Ufe of the Commonwealth—Ffor removing him 
from his Command, and difqualifying him for any other Em- 
ployment, 31 July His Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee ofthe Army; Order for Stay of Proceedings against 
hin in the Sale of the purchafed Lands, 8 Nov. 

Anne, 1650, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Gillingham Manor, 1649, Petition of Tenants, read, and referred 
to the Committee of Complaints, 9 July. 

Gilfon, Thomas, 1649, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 Mar. 

John, 1650, appointed Captain of a Ship, 26 Sept. 

Gilt Wire Drawers. Vide Refiners. 

Gleaven, James, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Glencor, Robert, 1649, Order for paying him 50/. upon Ac- 
count, 15 June. ; 

Gloucefler County, 1649, Committees added for the Affeffment 
of go,000/. per Mentem, 22 June High Sheriff appointed ; 
Order for a Commnitlion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

1651, Petition of well-affeéted Perfonz, read; the 
Committee of Excife to examine the matter of Concealments 
by Sub-conmmiflioncrs or other Officers, and order the Money 
to be brought in, 290 May. 

Goad, Elias, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; Or- 
der for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Goff, Walter, 1650, Order for refpiting his Execution, 25 
July Judges Letter and Certificate of the Caufe of con- 
demning him; Order for his Execution, 21 Aug. 

Wilmorth, 1650, to be inferted in a Pardon; Order fof 
paffing it under the Great Seal, 2 Oct. r sae 

Goldfmiths Hall, 1648, a Committee to confider Anticipations 
upon the ‘T'reafury—Order to forbear the Payment of princi- 
pal Monies in the mean time, 12 Mar. 

1649, Perfons appointed to examine the Treafurers, 
with their original Books, upon Oath, 14 Apr.—Lift of An- 
ticipations, reported ; Refolutions for transferring them to 
Deans and Chapters Lands ; like Sum to be charged upon 
Gold{miths Hall for the Ufe of the Commonwealth, 21 
Application thereof, 5 May Upon Report from the Coun- 


cil of State, Order for the Treafurers to give Account what 
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INDEX (¢o the 


Monies have come in fince the Debts have been transferred, 
and how they have been dilpofed of 27 June—A&amp; touching 
the 400,000/. charged on the Hall, ordered, 28-——Read 
twice, paffed, and to be printed; Order purfuant thereto, 28 
Aug. Upon Report from the Council of State of the Wants 
of the Army, Order for the Committee to fit de die in diem 
till the Compofitions are perfected, 27 Sept. The Com- 
mittee to prepare Account of the true State of the Reveaue 
and Treasury there, and of the Condition of the Scquettra- 
tions, 18 Oct. Report; Refolution that after the Charges on 
the Receipts thall be taken off the whole Revenue thall be 
applied towards the Maintenance of the Army, and other 
public Expences, 23 The Committee to treat with the 
Lenders of 14,0007. for carrying on the Treaty, whether 
they will chufe the Security of Gold{miths Hall, or the Ex- 
cife; Votes for continuing 32,571/. 10s. for the maimed 
Soldiers—For continuing Mrs. Needham’s Penfion upon the 
Hall—Previous and main Queftions for applying the Proceed 
of all Sequeftrations towards the Maintenance of the Army, 
and other public Expences, feverally Affirmative—the Com- 
mittee to receive and examine all Orders, &amp;c. for Sequeftra- 
tions—To confider Penalties incurred for not making the Firit 
or Second Payments—Treafurers in the Country to pay what 
they have received to the Treafurers of the Hall—the Commit- 
tee to confider how the Profits of fequeftered Eftates may be 
brought in tothe Ufe of the Commonwealth, 25 O¢t.—To 
confider the Rules concerning Appeals of Delinquents—Order 
for applying the Lands of Papifts in Arms, and Perfons excepted 
from Pardon, to the Ute of the Commonwealth—Order 
touching the Payment of fequettered Eftates, to be printed, 
26——Committees added; the Committee to fit in the late 
Houle of Lords, 2 Nov. ‘To furnif{h that and Rooms thereto 
belonging, a——State of the Bufinefs touching 5,000. Refi- 
due of 11,000 /. which was to be paid into Weavers Fall, re- 
ferred to the Committee, 15 Feb. State of the Treafury as 
it now fiands charged, reported, 4 Mar. 

1650, Retolution for transferring the Power of the 

Committee to Perfons not Members; Act for that Purpote, 

ordered—The Committee to aét in the mean time; Number 

of Commitlioners, Quorum, and Salary; Claufe for {wearing 
the Commiflioners, and Form of an Oath, ordered; Bufinets 
of Haberdafhers Hall to be carried on by them under the 

fame Salary, 25 Mar—Aé¢i read twice, and committed, 27 

Reported; Commiffioners agreed to; Bill with their 

Names, to be ingroffed, g Apr. Provifoes rejected; Act 

paffed, and to be printed, 15 Commiflioners impowered to 

receive Difcoveries, and reward Difcoverers, 7 June Act 
giving them Power touching Difcoveries, read twice, and 
committed, 3 July A&amp; impowering them to enable their 

Sub-commillioners to make Surveys of Delinquents Eftates, 

read twice, and committed, 11 Oct. 

1651, fame Power given to the Commiflioners as the 
Committee of both Houtes at Haberdaflers Hall had, 23 
July. 

Gonville and Caius College, Cainbridge, 1649, Petition of Fe!- 
lows; Matter appointed, 4 May Report. touching the 
Regulation thereof; a Committee to prepare Act purfuant 
thereto, 15 Mar. 

1650, Act to be reported, 21 June. 

Goodman, Anne, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Goodrich Cattle, 1640, the Council of State to confider of de- 
molifhing it, and of Satisfaction to the Countefs of Kent, 
20 June——Report ; Order for allowing her 1,000 /. 14 Sept. 

Goodwyn, Mr. 1649, defired to preach, 20 Apr. 26 May— 
Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 2 May-———8 June—The 
Committee for regulating the Univerfities to confider of plac- 
ing him in fome Headfhip of a College, 8 Previous Quef- 
tion for appointing him Prefident of Magdalen College Oxon, 
Affirmative; the Committee to fee it done, 8 Jan. 

———— Richard, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

———— Robert, 1650, appointed One of the Council of State, 
10 Feb. 

Goodyeare, Captain Lieutenant Henry, 1649, Petition read; 
Order for paying him 300/. in Recompence for his Lofles, 
18 Sept. 

Gookin, Samucl, 1651, Information againft him, referred toa 
Committee, 8 July. Depofitions reported; Refolution that 
he fiand as a Truftee in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 















































10. 

Goofe, Philip, 1649, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 Mar. 

Gore, Sir Thomas, 1650, his“ Information upon Oath before 
the Council of State, reported, and read, 3 Dec. 

Goreing, Lord, 1648. Vide Cambridge, Earl of—His Petition 
read; previous Queftion for confidering it further, Affirma- 
tive ; main Queftion, Neg. 7 Mar. Petition on his behalf; 
previous and main Queftions for reading it, feverally Affirma- 

22 

















Sr1xTH VOLUME. 


tive; Petition read: previous and main Queftions for conf- 

dering it further, feverally Affirmative; Refolution that his 

Execution be refpited fora fhort time, 8. 

— 1649, his Petition read; Order for his Pardon aud 
Inlargement, 7 May. 

Gorges, Lady, 1651, Report concerning her to be made, 20 

ay. 

Gofpel, 1649, Days appointed for confidcring of the beft Way; 
and Means for advancing it; Act for that Purpofe, ordered, 
20 Jan—-—A Committee to prepare general Bill tor Ad- 
vancement thereof in the Commonwealth—-Members to pre- 
fent Names of fit Perfons to be Commiffioners in the fevera] 
Counties, 7 June- sill to be prefented, 19 July. Ano- 
ther Committee to prepare a Bill for propagating the Gofpel 
through the whole Nation, and ejeciing feandalous Minifters, 
13 Sept. Another Bill to the fame Purport, ordered, 
12 Mar. 

1651, to be read, 20 May. Read twice, and committed, 














24. 

Goffe, Samuel, 1649, Staie of his Cafe, reported; Lords Order 
in the Cafe of Lord Rich, taken in Execution at his Suit, 
voted null; Lord Rich’s Eftate to be liable to the Satisfa&amp;ion 
of 1,006/. due to him by Judgment; Act for that Purpofe 
ordered, 18 O&amp;. 

Gough, Clement, 1650, Certificate of Juftices of Peace touch- 
ing him, read; Order for reprieving him; Speaker to [flue 
Warrant to Sheriff tor that Purpofe; Member to prepare a 
Pardon for him, 28 Aug. Order for patling it under the 
Great Seal, 13 Sept. 

Granger, Abraham and John, 1650 their voluntary Confefhon, 
and other Papers, reported, and read; Order that they be 
fet twice upon the Pillory, with a Paper containing, in capital 
Letters, their Offence, viz. or forging Warrants and Bills 
of Exchange, whereby they procured Money out of the 
public Treaturies, and that they lofe their Ears; Sheriffs to 
fee the Judgment executed—The Committee of the Army to 
take all their Goods into their Poffellion; Perfons having any, 
to deliver them to the Committee—Pertons having any Mo- 
ney thus fraudulently procured, to deliver it to the Treafurers 
at War, 1 Apr. 

Gray, Lord, 1648, the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to pay 
him 1007. to be difpofed of for the Service of the Common- 
wealth, as he thall think fit, 31 Jan. 

1649, the Committee of the Army to confider his Dif- 

burfements and Arrears inthe laft Summer’s Service, 25 June 

Report; Order for paying him 1,500/. 3 July For 

committing the Cuftody of Hyde Park to him-—For a Patent 

under the Great Seal, 20 Mar. 

1650, Order for paying him 2,1¢o/, in Part of Money 
formerly afligned hiin—Certificate that he had received 1,1 507. 
of the 1,500¢. in part of his Arrears; Order for paying the 
Remainder, 31 July—-tWlis Letter read, 17 Oct——Ap- 
peinted One of the Council of State, 7 Feb. 

—— 1651,a Commitice to confider his Charges in the Service 
of the Publick, and how Satisfaction may be made him, and of 
fome Mark of Favour, 7 Aug. 

—— Lord, of Warke, 1648, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 Feb. 

1649, the Committee of Obftractions to examine how 

much of the Money formerly ordered him has been paid, 

12 June Previous Queftion for appointing him Oue of 

the Council of State, Neg. 12 Feb. 

Lord, of Groby, 1649, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 12 Feb. 

Graye, Colonel James, 1650, Report from the Council of State 
concerning him; referred to them to fend him back to Lord 
General in fafe Cuttody; their Proceedings againft him, ap- 
proved, 2 July. 

Job, 1650, Information touching his refufing to take the 
Engagement, referred to the Commiffioners of the Great 
Seal, with power to pafs a Patent for granting the Office of 
Matter of the Hofpitai at Leicefter to another, 24 Apr. 

Great Seal, 1648, to be brougit into the Houfe ; Member to 
prepare Aét to enable the anew Cominiilioners of the Great 
Seal, and fuch as fhall act upon it; and for nominating Sir 
Thomas Widdrington and Mr. Whitelock in the faid Act, 
7 Feb.—Order forthem to bring it into the Houfe forthwith, to 
be difpofed of as the Houfe fhall think fit; they deliver it to 
Speaker; Order for breaking it; the Pieces and the Purfe re- 
deliver, to them, to be difpofed of at their Pleafure—Act for 
eftablifhing the Seal, made by Order of this Houfe, to be the 
Great Seal of England, read twice, and committed; report- 
ed, and pafled—A&amp; for making it High Treafon to counter- 
feit the Great Seal now eftablifhed, ordered—Sir Thomas 
Widdrington excufed from being a Commiflioner ; Order for 
paying his Salary for the prefent Quaiter—For him to prattife 
within the Bar, and have Precedency next to the former 
Commiffioners—Commiflioners appointed; Act fer appoin “es g 

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IN DE X ‘¢@o the 


them to be made quamdiu fe bene gefferigt— Act for com- 
mitting the Great Seal of England into the Hands and Cuftody 
of Couuniflioners, read and palled—Form ef Oath to be ad- 
miniftered to them, read, and agreed to; Speaker to adminifter 
it, and deliver the Seal to them; Manner of their taking 


the Oath; Seal delivered ; Place appointed for keeping it; . 


the Commitlioners to provide a Purfe, 8—A&amp; for fettling 
competent Salaries upon the Commiflioners, read twice, and 
paffed, 17. 

— —- 1649, Commiflioners to bring the Seal into the Houfe this 
Day, and as often as they fhall think fit—To keep it from 
henceforth in their own Cuttody, 5 Apr Order for pay- 
ing their Salaries, 15 June For a Leafe of the Duke of 
Buckingham’s Houle for them; the Committee at Haber- 
dather’s Hall to fetthe Rent, 20 July Comuniiflioners and 
their Under-officers to fubfcribe the Engagement ; the Com- 
miffioners to ceitify to the Clerk the Subferiptions and the 
Names of Verfons who relufe to fubferibe, 12 Oct. Court 
of Wards alligned io them for their Service, 9 Nov. 

1650, Cominiffioners to take care that all Indi¢tments, 
Outlawiies, and other Acis, againft Perfons for adhering to 
the Parliament, be taken off the File, cancelled, and burnt, 
as fcandalous and void, 3 Apr—-Commiflioners, Members 
of the Houfe, to attend with the Seal, 7 June. 

Greatham Hofpital, 1650, Vifitor appointed, 5 July. 

Green, Serjeant, 1649, to go the Circuit in the Room of Ba- 
ron Gates; Order for a Commilffion under the Great Seal, 
29 June For paying his Salary, 30 July For paying 
the Whole allowed to Judges of the Cireuits, 19 Oct. 

Greenhill, Mr. detired to preach, 12 Feb. 1648 
1649—-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 28 Aug. 1649. 

— William, 1649, Letters from him and others, read, 
16 Oét. 

Greenowes, Francis, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee at ftlaberdafhers Hall; the Committee to pay 
Money due to him in the mean time, 9 July. 

Greenville, Sir John, 1651, the Council to grant hun Pals to 
pats up and down in England, 11 July. 

Sir Richard, 1648, Order for prefenting him to the 
Houfe, to be baniihed, and confifcate; Refolution that he 
fhall be profcribed, ayd die without Mercy, if found within 
the Limits of the Nation, and his Efiate confifeate, 14 Mar. 

Greenway, Nicolas, 1650, his Examination and Confellion, re- 
ported, and read; Order that he be fet upon the Pillory twice, 
with a Paper containing, in capital Letters, his Offence, viz. 
For forging Warrants and Bills of Ixchange, whicreby he 
procured Money out of the public Treafuries, and that he 
lofe his Ears; Sheriffs to fee the Judgment executed—The 
Committee of the Army to take all his Goods into their 
Pofleilion; Perfons having any, to deliver them to the Com- 
inittee—Perfons having any of the Money thus fraudulently 
procured, to deliver it to the Treafurers at War, 1 Apr. 

Greenwich, 1649, Houfe and Park to be referved for the Ufe of 
the Commonwealth, 30 June. 

Greenwood, Captain Robert, 1648, Order for continuing his 
Troop Three Months longer, 2 Mar. 

Gregory, Captain William, 1649, Order for paying him 20 /. 
out of Prize-monics, upon Account, 4 May. 

Greville, Foulk, 1650, Kkeport concerning him; the Commit- 
tee at Goldimiths fiall to pay him the Remainder of 5,000 /. 
formerly afligned him, out of a fequettered Efiate, 23 Apr. 

Grinder, Edward, 1649, Pardon for him approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Grindjiones. Vide Salt. 

Grinowes, Joice, 1650, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, with Power to relieve her, 22 June. 

Grocery Wares, 1640. Vide Supply. 

Grundy, Captain, 1649, Petition to be read, 5 Odi. Wis Cafe 
reported ; Order for giving him 100 /. for his pretent Subfifi- 
ence; the Committee to confider of Reparation for his Da- 
mages, 17. 

Guernfey, \fle of, 1648, Letter from the Governor, &amp;c. read, 
16 Mar. 

1649, Report from the Council of State touching 

Commiflioners to go thither; Bufinets re-committed, 8 Aug. 

Their Opinion touching them, reported, and agreed to, 9 

Act appointing Commiflioners to regulate the Affairs of 

the Ifland, read, and pafled, 5 Sept. Letter from thence, 

read, and, with other Letters, referred to the Council of State, 

13, Nov. Other Letters read, and, with Papers inclofed, 

referred, 20 Dec. 

1651, State of the Ifland, reported ; Order for fending 
additional Forces, 9 Apr. 

Guiamaras, Joas de, 1650, his Letter to the Parliament, read, 
17 Dec. Read again in Latin and Englifli—#is Letters to 
the Council of State and their Secretary, in Latin and Englith, 
with their Anfwer, read twice; previous and main Queftions 
for 7. h him a fafe Conduét to come to London, fe- 

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SixtTH VoLuME. 


verally Affirmative ; the Council to prepare, and Speaker to 
fign it, 19—His Letter to Speaker, with Copies of his Cre- 
dentials in Latin, Portuguefe, and Englifh, read—A Commit- 
tee to confider of the cat giving him Audience; Mat- 
ter of the Cerenjovies to acquaint him that the Parliament 
have read and confidered his. Letters, and. that he fhall hear 
from them in due time, 27 Report touching his Recep- 
tion; Day appointed for giying him Audience by a Committee: 

Matter of the Ceremonies to give him Notice thereof, 1 Jaa. 

His Letter read; Houfe adhere to their Vote; Matter of 

the Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith—Draught of an 

Anfwer to hin, and Letter to the King of Spain, reported, 

read, and re-committed, 7—Another Letter from him, read ; 

Day appointed for giving him Audience; Matter of the Ce- 

remonies to give him Notice, 8—Anotlier Letter read, 9. A 

Committee appointed to receive what he thall offer; their 

Report ; Englifh Copy of his Credentials prefented to them, 

read; Butinefs to be confidered ; the Council of State in the 

mean time to prepare all Mat‘ers with them concerning 

'‘Tranfactions between the Parliament and King of Portugal 

to be then reported, 10-—Letter to the King, reported from 
te-commitment, read, and agreed to; Order touching the 

Title to be given him—Letters and Duplicates to the Am- 

baflador to be delivered to Speaker, when he fhall receive his 

Anfwer; Day appointed for it; Matter of the Ceremonies to 

acquaint him therewith; the Couneil of State to give Order 

touching the Manner of his Reception—Copy of Infirutions 
to the Generals at Sea touching Tranfactions between the 

King of Portugal and them, and Translates of feveral Letters 

from the Portugal Minilter in Holland to Prince Rupert, re- 

ported—The Committee thai gave the Ambaffador Audience 
to prepare an Aniwer to him; Committee added; ali that 
come to have Voices; Order for their meeting, 16° Anfwer 
to be reported, 24, Reported; read Firft at large, then by 

Parts, and agreed to; Members to deliver it; Ambaffador’s 

Letter read—Petition on behalf of Prifoners in the Portucuefe 

Dominions, read, and referred to the Council of State, 2Q 

Report of Delivery of the Anfwer—His Letter to the 
Parliament, and Copy of his Powers, with Tranflates thereof, 
read ; Council of State :o confider the Letter, with Power to 
fee the Originals of his Powers, and treat with him; Vote to 
be fent to him, 4 Feb. 

——--— 1651, Papers of Tranfactions between them and him, 
reported, read, and to be confidered, 4 Apr. Other Papers 
reported, g. Demands of the Council of State, with their 
Explanations, read, and approved—Tiheir’ Anfwer to his 
preiminary Demands, approved, with Amendments—His 
An{wers voted unfatisfaétory—Refolution for demanding a 
pofitive Anfwer; a Committee to perufe the Votes and De- 
mands, and put them into Order,and confider what further is fit 
to be demanded, 10. Report; Declaration that if the Demands 
are not confented to within Six Days, they are not obligatory 
on the Parliament—The Votes to be Inftruétions to the 
Council of State in giving the final Refolution of the Parlia- 
ment—Lnglifhmen that have fuflered in Portugal to be confi- 
dered for further Reparation, 11. His Anfwer to the laft De- 
mands, witha Paper directed tothe Parliament, and another 
to the Council ef State, read; Anfwer to Six Articles yoted 
fatisfactory; lafi Claufe, concerning the time for the Ceffation 
to begin, and the Manner of Performance of the Six Articles, 
voted unfatistactory ; the Council to demand a_ pofitive 
Anfwer within Three Days, 22. Anfwer reported, read, and 
voted unfatistactory; the Council to demand a_pofitive 
Ant{wer within Three Days, with Power to fettle the Manner 
and Time of the Performance, 25 Paper from him, re- 
ported,2 May, Debate thereon adjourned, 2 &amp; 6. Refumed; 
Paper from the Council to him, read; Quettions that his 
Antwer is fatisfactory—That there be a Proceeding in a 
—- before the Performance of the Two Firft preliminary 
Articles, and Security for Performance of the reft, feverally 
Neg. Claufe touching Ceffation of Hoftilities, read ; Parlia- 
ment adhere thereto; the Council to demand a pofitive An- 
{wer within ‘Three Days, with Power to fettle the Manner 
and Time of the Performance, 7--The Council’s laft Paper 
to him, with his Anfwers, read; Anfwers voted unfatisfactory ; 
the Council to communicate the Vote to him, 13—Another 
Paper from the Council to bim, with his Anfwer, read; De- 
claration that the Parliament are not obliged by any De- 
mands, on their Part, in this 1:..nfa¢étion—Refolution for 
granting him a Pafs to depart within Fourteen Days; the 
Council of State to prepare, and Speaker to fign it—The 
Council to confider how Perfons under Keftraint'in Portugal 
may be fet at Liberty, 16. 

Guildhall, 1650, Order for Four Soldiers to lodge there every 
Night for Security of the Treafury, 10 Jan. 

Guinea, 1649, the Council of State to confider of a Stamp for 
Gold from thence; Parties to attend them. Vide Coin. Or- 
der for their meeting forthwith, and making Report, ae pr. 

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INDEX 0 the 


Form for divers, reported, 18. Form of feveral Stamps, 
with the Infcriptions, reported ; Refolutions thereupon—Chief 
Engraver appointed—Order touching Payment for making 
them; Act for oa the Form, ordered, 25. 

Frigate, 1640, Order for employing it in the Sum- 
mer’s Fleet—For allowing Prizes to the Captors—The Coun- 
cil of State, to fecure the Commander, ar:d confider what is 
fit to be done with him, and the revolted Mariners, 4 May. 

Gunpowder. Vide Saltpetre. 

Gunter, George, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken in the 
mean time, of the Non-payment of his Arrears, 5 May. 
Cafe referred to the Committee at Goldfiniths Hall, 19. 

Mrs. 1649, Petition to be read, 21 June 2 July. 

Gurney, Andrew, 1649, voted guilty of a foul Practice and 
Combination, being fuborned to give falfe Teftimony againft 
Sir Jacob Garrett; Order for fetting him on the Pillory Four 
Times; Sheriffs to fee the Sentence executed—Order for his 
Offence to be written in great CharaGers, and fet —_ his 
Head—For difabling him to give Teftimony in any Court-— 
For fining him 100/4.—For committing him to Newgate for 
Six Months, 2 Feb. 

Sir Richard, 1651, his Cafe reported; Report referred 

to a Committee, 5 Aug. 














24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


H4 BERDAS HERS Hall, Committees’ added, 3 &amp; 6 
Jan. 

Hamilton, Duke of, Order for giving 110/. to the Troopers 
that took him, 31 Jan. For guarding him, 3 Feb. 

Hammond, Colonel, to have 500/. per Annum out of Delin- 
quents Eftates, to be named by him, till the Sum is fettled 
upon him, 2 Sept. 

—- John, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 

his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 2 Oét. 

Harcourt, Lady, Order for putting her into Pofleffion of Land 
in Lreland, tent to Lords, 5 Sept. 

Harley, Sir Robert, Ordinance for paying him a Debt of g20/, 
read, and pafled; agreed to by Lords, 10 O&amp;. 








Harris, William, and others, Petition referred to the Commit- — 


tee of the Army, 28 Dec. 
Hartlebury Cattle, to be difgarifoned, and made untenable, 
Nov. 

Hasselrigge, Mr. Queftion for hearing what he has to offer, 
Neg.—Members to go forth, and underftand if he has any 
thing further to offer, 2 Oct. 

Hajlings, Henry, called Lord Loughborough, Refolution for 
banithing him, 10 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 14. Vide 
Holland, Earl of—Retolution voted detiructive to the Peace 
and Quiet of the Kingdom, and derogatory to the Juftice 
thereof, and to be revoked, 13 Dee. 

Hawk, Richard, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 25 Sept. 

Hawkeridge, Captain, Order for his Difcharge, 17 Nov. 

ory ign Mr. Order for paying him 50/. fent to Lords, 
2 Sept. 

Soreferd County, Report concerning it to be made, 6 Sept.— 
Members to fign and fend Letters for haftening the Payment 
of the Affeflments and Arrears of the Army, 23———Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff, and tor a Commiflion to him, 23 Nov. 
Agreed to by Lords, 27—Members to be employed for bring- 
ing in the Affeffments for the Army, 25. 

Lord Vifcount, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Petition, 
1 Nov. Petition to be read, 1 &amp; 24. 

Hertford County, Members to fign and fend Letters to haften 
the Payment of the Affeflments and Arrears of the Army, 23 
Sept. Order appointing High Sheriff, and tor a Com- 
milfion to him, 25 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27.—Mem- 
bers have Leave to go into the Country for bringing in the 
Affeffments for the Army, 23. 

Heywood, Richard, and Jofeph Saxton, Order for giving them 
the public Faith for 250/. lent, agreed to by Lords, 24 Noy. 
—Order for Intereft, agreed to by them, 25. 

Hicks, Mr. defired to preach, 4 Sept. 

—— William, Petition to be read, 16 &amp; 26 O&amp;. Order for 
the Committee of Effex to proceed to his Sequeftration; to 
be fent to them, 16 Dec. 

Hide Park, Order from Lords concerning the Cuftody thereof, 
read, and agreed to, 30 Sept. 

Hill, William, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Petition, and 
recommend his Sufferings to them, 23 Sept. 

—* Mr. Order for paying him 20/. fent to Lords, 
2 Sept. 


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SIxTH VOLUME. 


his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Sept. 

Holcroft, Sir Henry, Report concerning him, to be made, 19 
&amp; 11 O¢t.—Ordinance for paying him feveral Debts out of 
Sir John Stowell’s Eftate, read, and rejected, 16. 

Holland, Letter from the Hague; a Committee to repare Let- 
ters to the States General, and to the Provincial: States, and 

their Agents, 6 Jan.—Speaker informs Houfe that Ambafla- 

dors from the States General are at Greenwich; Mafter of 
the Ceremonies to bring them up; Order for Money to de- 
fray his Charge, 26—Their Letter to Speaker read in French 
and then englifhed—Their Letter of Credence, read ; Refo- 
lution for giving them Audience; Member to provide Chairs 

&amp;c. for their Reception—A Committee to confider of an En- 

tertainment to be given them—Manner of receiving them; 

Their Defires in French, read, 29. Paper read again in 

French and Englifh—A Committee to prepare Anfwer, with 

Reafons why Houfe doth not think fit to ftay the Proceedings 

of the Court of Juftice—Report touching the Sum for their 

Entertainment—Order for paying it to the Mafter of the Ce- 

remonies, 30. 

Earl of, Order for felling his Goods and difpofing of 

the Proceed thereof, 23 Sept. Refolution for banifhing 

him, 10 Nov.—Ordinance for banifhing him, Lord Goreing, 

Lord Capell, Henry Haftings, Sir Henry Lingen, Sir John 

Owen, and Rowland Langherne, read twice, and committed, 

16 Vote for banifhing him declared defiruétive to the 
Peace and Quiet of the Kingdom, and derogatory to the Juf- 
tice thereof, and to be revoked, 13, Dec. 

Holt, Robert, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and patled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 26 Sept. 

Holy (land, General to be defired to take fpeciai Care for the 
Safeguard thereof, 8 Jan. 

Hooke, John, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Petition, 2 Sept. 

Horton, Mr. defired to preach, 4 Sept. Member to give him 
Notice, a. 

Hofkins, John, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 11 Sept. 



































Houfe appoints Preachers, 7, 27 &amp; 2@ Sept. 25 Ot. 1, 
17 &amp; 29 Nov. 18, 20 &amp; 30 Dec. Thanks them, 4, 
8 &amp; 27 Sept. 25 Oct. 29 Nov. 30 Dec. Ex- 
cufes them, 29 Sept.—To be called, 5 &amp; 26 Sept. Order 


touching Defaulters; a Committee to withdraw, and prepare 

Declaration touching the Reafons of the Call; Declaration to 

be printed, and publithed, with the Votes; Copies thereof to 

be fent to Sheriffs, 5 Sept——Houfe called ; Defaulters Cafes 
to be reported, 26 Refolution to adjourn for a Week; 

Conference defired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Reporters 

— Conference held, and reported; Refolution re- 

called, 17 Oct._——Minitters defired to pray before Houle, 
18 Dec. 

Hull, Order for fending down Ammunition, 2 O&amp;. 

Hull, Edmund, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
detired, 28 Sept. 

Humfries, Colonel John, Order from Lords for him to have an 
Oftice in the Cuftomhoufe, 9 Jan. 

Huntingdon County, Member to fign and fend Letters for 
haftening the Payment of the Affeffinents and Arrears of the 
Army, 23 Sept. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion to him, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27—Mem- 
bers have Leave to go into the Country to haften the Payment: 
of the Affeiiments for the Army, 25. 

Hurft Cattle, Particulars defired there, reported, and approved ; 
the Committee of the Army to furnifh them, 13 Dec.— 
General to confider of a Courfe for paying Two Troops 
there, 15. 








A. 1648, 1649, 1650, © 1651. 


H AAKE, Theodore, 1649, Act for fettling a Provifion on 
him, ordered, 2 May——The Committee at Goldfimiths 
Hall to confider of a Provifion for him, 16 July. 

Haberdajhers Hall, 1649, the Committee impowered to examine 
Witneffes upon Oath, 22 May—A Committee to examine 
the Powers of that Committee, 28. 

1650, Bufinefs of the Hall to be carried on by Com- 
miffioners to be named in A&amp; for transferring the Powers of 
the — at Goldfmiths Hall to Perfons not Members, 
25 Mar. 

Hackwell, Thomas, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 Feb. 1648 

2 Mar. 1649. 














Haggefton, Sir Thomas, 1651, Petition read; Refolution that he 
ftand in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 —_~., 
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INDEX @o th StxTtTH VorvuwMiz. 


Haine’, Colonel, 1650, upon Report from the Council of State, 
Order for continuing his Regiment Four Months longer, 2 
Sept.——For Three Months longer, 24 Dec. 4 Mar. 

1651, like Order, 11 July. 

Fairebread, Richard. Vide Welby, Captain. 

dake, John, 1649. Vide Privileges. 

Hales, Sir Edward, 1650, Complaint that Soldiers who took 
the Perfons that robbed him have not received their Reward ; 
Lord Mayor to take Courfe for Payment thereof, 10 May. 

Hail, Bartholomew, 1649, appointed Attorney of the Duchy 
of Lancafter, and Council for the Commonwealth, 6 July. 
A&amp; for that Purpofe, read; Queftion for pafling, Neg. 16— 
Another to the fame Purport, read twice, and paffed, 28 
——Order for admitting him to practife within the Bar, 16 
Aug. 

— Edward, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
2 Mar. 

— Edward, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Hallowes, Nathanael, 1649, Petition read; Order for renew- 
ing his Leafe under the Great Seal, 6 Sept. 

———— 1651, his Petition to be confidered, 25 Apr. 
Read, 8 May Another read ; Order for felling and con- 
veying to him and his Heirs Delinquents Lands of 100/. per 
Annum, in Satisfaction of his Debt and Loffes, 3 July. 

Iamburgh, 1649, Letters to be fent to the States in behaif of 
the Merchants, reported from the Council of State ; Speaker 
to fign them, 30 Mar. Letters from thence in Latin, read, 
and englifhed by the Clerk ; the Council of State to prepare 
an Aniwer; Letters referred to the Committee of the Navy, 
3, Aug.— Another Letter read, and englifhed by Clerk, and 
referred to the Council, 8 Jan.—Agent appointed, 31. Vide 
Bradfhaw, Richard. 

Hamilton, Duke. Vide Cambridge, Earl of. 

Hammond, Colonel, 1649, Order for paying him 400 /. per An- 
num till that Sum be fettled on him and his Heirs out of Popifh 
Delinquents Eftates, 9 July. 

Hampson, Sir Thomas, 1649, Copy of the Report touching his 
Delinquency, ordered, 17 Apr. His Cale reported, read, 
and referred back, 22 May. 

Ilampton Court, 1649, Houfe and Park to be referved for the 
Ule of the Commonwealth, 30 June. 

1650, a Committee to contider what Proportion of Mea- 
dows and Grounds are fit to be referved ; Order for Stay of 
Sale in the mean time, 16 July. 

Hanmore, Sir Thomas, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of 
his Fine, to be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Harbart, George. Vide Hawes, William. 

Hardwick, Colonel) John, and others, 1649, Petition read, and 
referred to the Committee of Indemnity, with Power to fiay 
Proceedings at Law, 9 July. 

Tlarpenden, 1649, Petition of Inhabitants, to be read, 20 June. 

Harrington, Six James, 1649. Vide Privileges—His Petition ; 
Order for renewing his Leafe, 17 Oct. Appointed One of 
the Council of State, 12 Feb. 

Harris, John. Vide Poyntz, John. 

Griffith, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for patling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Harrifon, Sir Thomas. Vide Worfteman, Sir John. 

Colonel, 1648, to prefent the State of the Cafe be- 

tween him and the States of Holland, 15 leb.—His Petition 

to be recommended to their Ambaffador; a Committee to 

wait on him with it, 17. 

—— 1650, appointed Commander in Chief of the Forces 

left in England, 21 June. Vide Fairfax, Lord—Appointed 

Lieutenant of the Ordnance; Act for that Purpofe, ordered, 

3, July Order for admitting him to double upon the Pur- 

chafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, 4 Sept. His Petition 

read, and referred to the Ambafladors going to the States Ge- 
neral, 25 Feb. Another Commander appointed during his 

Abtence, 20 Mar. 

i 1649, appointed Captain of a Ship, 25 June 

2 Mar. 

Richard, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Harthpp, Mr. 1649, Act for fettling a Provifion on him, or- 
dered, 2 May. Vide Molyn, Peter du. 

Harvey, Mr. 1649, Order tor admitting him to double upon 
the Purchafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, vacated, 27 
June. 

Hafelmere, 1649, new Writ, 22 June 
Mr. Raleigh, 17. 

Hafelrigge, Sir Arthur, 1648, thanked for his Services in the 
North, 15 Feb. 

i649, appointed One of the Council of State, 12 


















































Order for admitting 


Feb. 
Vor. VI. 


1650, his Letter read, and referred to Council of 

Hotell 0 — Another read, 15 Nov. ra eonieaen of 
afivile, Sir David, 1649, Order for paying inder 
of 450/. formerly ordered him, o July. ying, the: Remainder 

Hatband-makers, 1649, Petition read, 2 J uly. Vide Hats. 

Hats, 1649, Act reftraining the Importation of Hats and Hat- 
bands, read twice, and committed, 2 July Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 1 Aug. Read Third time; Debate there- 
on adjourned, 4 Sept. Refumed; Aa patled, and to be 
printed, 5. 

1650, Act touching making them, ordered, 23 O&amp; 

Hatfell, Captain, 1649, Order for 3002. for Relief i 
Widowand Childten 08 Mar. f pone. ieee 

Hatton, Sir Chriftopher, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance 
for pardoning his aera He read, and paffed ; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired—Keport from thé Council of State that 
he is abroad with the late ie and Son ; previous and main 
Queflions for fequeftering his Eftate, feverally Affirmative ; 
the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to take care it be forthwith 
done, 23 Mar. 

Haverford Weft, 1649, Commiffioners added for the Affeffment 
of 90,000 /. per Menfem, 23 May. 

Hawes, William, 1649, Letter from him and others, read, and 
referred to the Committee of Indemnity, 27 July Aantnet 
Letter from him and others, with Copies of Two inclofed 
= to be fent them by a Member, read and referred, 

ug. 

Hawkins, William, 1649, Order for allowing his Account as 
Commiffary General of Viétual in Ireland, 12 Sept. 

Hayes, Colonel John. Vide Hardwick, Colonel John: 

Hedlee, Allen, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 6 Mar. 

Hembury, John, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for patling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. ; 

Henley, Robert, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mnittee for regulating Proceedings at Law, 17 Jan. 

Henriz, Adrian. Vide Couter, Abraham van. 

Herbert, Lord, of Cherbury. Vide Montgomery Caftle—1640, 
the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall impowered to give him 
— Allowance out of the Second Payment of his Fine, 11 

une. 




















Sir Piercy, 1651, Lord Chief Baron’s Certificate touch- 
ing his Appeal to the Barons of the Exchequer, read, 23 Apr. 
His Petition read, 16 July. 

Lord, of Ragland, 1651, Petition read ; a Conimittee to — 

confider his Intereft in the late Earl of W orcefter’s Lands, with 

Power to bring in a Provifo for excepting out of thofe Lands, 

in the Power of the Parliament, as much as may be of like 

Value; Matter of Faét of his Delinquency, referred, 23 Apr. 

His Delinquency and Cafe, reported ; Queftion for de- 
bating the Bufinefs, Neg. Commiffioners for compounding — 
to give Judgment therein, 21 May. 

Hereford County, 1648, Petition of Grand Jury, &amp;c. read, and 
referred to a Committee ; Petitioners thanked; 3 Feb. 

1649, Committees added to the Committee of Se-~ 
quefirations, 4 Sept. High Sheriff appointed ; Order fora 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. Difcharged; an- 
other appointed, 22 Act for preaching the Gofpel, and 
Maintenance of Minifters in the County, ordered, 15 Mar. 

1650, Order for difcharging Deans and Chapters 
Lands from 3,702 /. to the County-Pak difcharging the State 
from the Debt, 4 Sept. High Sheriff appointed ; Order for 
a Commitlion under the Great Seal, 29 Nov. Order for 
—" a Troop of Horfe into Pay for Three Months, 
4 Mar. 

Herne, Mrs. 1649, Order for allowing her 40s. per Weck for 
Six Months, 9 July. 

Herotheus, Dr. 1649, Petition read, 30 Mar. Report from 
the Committee of the Univerfity recommending him for a 
Colleétion—Book tranflated by him into vulgar Greek, pre- 
fented, 21 Aug. 

Herrick, Elizabeth, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Herring, Mr. Treaturer at Goldimiths Hall, 1650, Report 
from the Council of State that he has not taken the Engage- 
ment; previous and main Queftions for referring the Bulinefs 
to them, feverally Affirmative, 17 May. 

Hertford County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Heveningham, William, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 Feb, 164912 Feb. 1650. 

Hewett, Captain Nathanael, 1649, a Committee to audit and 
ftate his Accounts, 10 May. 

Hickford, Yhomas.. Vide Hugford. 

Hide Park, 1649, to be referved for the Ufe of the Common- 
wealth, 30 June Cuttody thereof committed to Lord Gray ; 


Order for a Patent under the Great Seal, 20 Mar. 
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INDEX @ the SixtH VOLUME. 


Hide, Wenry, 1650, Complaint of the Governor, &amp;c. of the 
Levant Company againft him, referred to the Council of State, 
29 Jan. 

Tliggins, Uaac, 1650, his Examination read, 23 Oét. 

High Court of Juftice, 1649, Aé for erecting a High Court of 
Juftice, read twice, and committed ; the Committee to pre- 
fent Commiffioners Names, 14 Mar. At, and Commil- 
fioners Names, reported, 20. Others added, 20 &amp; 21. Claufe 
touching an Oath to be taken by the Commiflioners, added ; 
‘Bill to be ingroffed, 21. 

—— 1650, Provifo added ; Act pafled; to be printed, and pub- 
lithed ; the Council of State to take care it be publifhed, 26 
Mar. Commiflioners to have the Ufe of the Painted 
Chamber—K cfolution for adding fome Judges; Act for that 
Purpofe, ordered, 1 Apr. Read, and paffed, 2 The 
Countel for the Commonwealth to attend the Court; Com- 
miflioners of the Great Seal to name fit Perfons to be of 
Counfel, 3 May Names reported; Refolution for ap- 
pointing ‘Two Serjeants; Solicitor appointed; Order for Pa- 
tents under the Great Seal to the Seryeants and Solicitor—Vor 
adminifiering Oaths to them to be true and faithful to the 
Commonwealth, 6 June—A Committee to prepare fupple- 
mental Act, giving them further Power, 28 Aét read 
twice, and committed, 20 Aug. Reported; Quefiion for 
Ingrofiment, Neg. Aét pafled, aud to be printed, 27—— 
Order for 2,000 /. for carrying on the Charge of the Court, 12 
Nov.—— Act fer continuing it Six Months longer, ordered, 
3 Dec. Read twice; Quettion for Ingroflment, Neg. Aét 
paffed ; the Council of State to fee it put in fpeedy Lixecu- 
tion, and prepare all Neceflaries for carrying on the Service, 














1651, Act for continuing it till 29th September next, read 
twice; Commiflioner added; Quettion for Ingroflinent, Neg. 
A&amp; paffed, 20 June. Other Commiffioners added, 25. 

Highways. Vide Robberies—1650, Bill for repairing fome about 
London, to be read, 11 &amp; 16 Oct. Read, 18. Committed, 
24. Order for meeting of the Committee, and making Re- 

ort, 25 O¢t———27 Nov. 29 Jan. 

Fill, William, 1649, Petition read; Order for admitting him 
to double upon the Purchafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, 
25 June. 

—— Colonel Arthur, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the 
Council of State, with Power to allow him 5004. upon Ac- 
count, for his pretent Subfittence, g July. 

1650, Report; Order touching paying him feveral Sums 
of Money, 2 July. 

—— Captain, 1650, Order for allowing his Widow 20s, per 
Week, for her prefent Relief, 22 June. 

—— Richard, 1650, Bufinefs concerning him, referred to the 
Committee of Obftruétions, 22 Oct. 

~—— Thomas, 1650, Order for Pardon for him under the Great 
Seal ; Sheriff to forbear Execution, 17 Jan. 

Hinjcliff, Jofhua, 1640, Pardon for him, approved ; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 6 Mar. 











Hippifley, Sir John, 1649, Order for admitting him to come in 


as a Purebafer of Deans and Chapters Lands for his Debt and 

Intereft, at Fifteen Years, if he do not double, or at Twelve 

if he does, 16 May 3 Aug. Order for granting him a 

Leafe of a Mefluage in the Meufe, new-built by him, with the 

Appurtenances, upon Surrender of his Eftate therein, and for 
afling the Leafe under the Great Seal, 28 Sept. 

Hobjon, William, 1650, Petition read; Order for paying him 
500 /. out of Woolley Leigh’s Eftate, 23 Apr. 

Hocknill, George, 1649, Pardon for him, approved ; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Hodgkins, Nicolas. Vide Nicholls, Richard. 

Holden, Captain, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 25 
June——2 Mar, 

Holland, 1648, Anfwer to the Ambafladors, reported, and _re- 
committed ; Committees added, 2 Feb. Reported from Re- 
commitinent, and agreed to, with Amendments; Matfier_of 
the Ceremonies to inquire what Day they will receive it—No 
Copy of their Papers to be made out, 5. Day appointed to 
give them an Anfwer; Matter of the Ceremonies to give 
them Notice, 10. Manner of receiving them; Anfwer read 
to them ; their Reply; Petitions prefented by them, 15. Vide 
Courteen and Burgaine—Matter of the Ceremonies to perform 
all ufual Refpecis to One of them, and provide Neceflaries 
for his Conveyance to his Embarkation, 23. 

1649, Extract of the Refolutions of the States of Holland 

and Weft Friefland, reported from the Council of State; Or- 

der thereupon, 28 Mar. Vide Miniflers—Speaker acquaints 

Houle with fome Paflages in a private Letter from Mr. Strick- 

land, touching the Provincial States of Holland admitting 

Audience to him as a public Agent from the Commonwealth, 

and protefting againft the States General, who did diffent; 

the Council of State to prepare Letter to acknowlege their 

Refpects ; Speaker to fign it; Letter to be fent by this Night’s 

19 











Poft; Reported, and agreed to, with Amendments—The 

Council of State impowered to difcharge a Ship belonging to 

them, though it be adjadged a Jawful Prize; Captors to be 

fatisfied by the Parliament; the Council to fee it done 14 

Sept. Report from the Council of State touching the Re- 

ception of a Commiflioner from Holland; Part of Mr. Strick- 

land’s Letter relating thereto, to be reported, 18 Mar, 

1650, Report from the Council of State, touching fend- 
ing a public Miniter to the Aflembly of the United Provinces : 
previous and main Queftions for agrecing thereto, feverally 
Affirmative; the Council! to confider of a fit Perfon, 21 Jan. 
Vide Strickland, Walter. 

1651, Letter from the States of Holland and Wef: Frief- 
land, read ; the Counci! of State to prepare Anfwer,g May. 

Ear] of, 1648, Order for removing him from Warwick 
Cafile to St. James’s, 31 Jan. Vide Cambridge, Earl of— 
Letters, and Phyficians Certificate, touching his Sicknefs, 
read ; former Order to be continued, 6 Feb. His Petition 
read; previous Quefiion for confidering it further, Aflirma- 
tive ; main Quefiion, Neg. 7 Mar.—General’s Letter touch- 
ing him, read; Petition on his behalf; previous and main 
Quefiions for reading it, feverally Affirmative ; previous Quef- 
tion for granting his Defire, Affirmative; main Quettion, 
Neg.—Previous Queftion for refpiting his Execution, Aftirm- 
ative; main Quefiion, Neg. 8. 

Holland, Philip, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 Mar. 1649 —— 
26 Sept. 1650. 

Cornelius, 1649, appointed One of the Council of State, 
12 Feb. 

1650, his Petition read; Certificate of his Accounts ; 
Order for paying him 2,536/. 15s. 15 Nov. 

Mrs. 1650, Order for giving her gos. out of the Box 
money, 27 Feb. 

Hollis, Maccabeus, 1650, Bufinefs touching him, referred to 
the Committee of Obfiructions, 22 Oc. 

Holmes, Edward, 1649, Certificate touching his Difcovery of 
feveral Clippers and Coiners; Order fur Pardon for him under 
the Great Seal, g Mar. 

Holy Uland, 1648, 2 Committee to confider of Supply of Stores, 
&amp;e. for the Garifon, 16 Feb. The Committee of the 
Army to provide Viétuals for them, 17 Mar. 

1649, Removal of the Governor, and Appointment of an- 
other approved, 16 May. 

Homage, 1650, Order for difcharging all Refpites thereof, Fines 
for Alienations, and mean Rates, to be printed, 15 Nov. 

Homard, William, 1649, Order for reprieving him, 17 Jan. 

1650, Order for inferting him in a Pardon, 2 Oét. 

Hooker, Colonel Edward, 1649, to be retaken into Cufiody for 
neglecting to take out the Order for his Difcharge, 28 Aug. 

Margaret, 1651, Petition read; Order for paying her 
liad of 6o/. per Annum, and the Arrears thereof, $ 

ay. 

Hopkins, Henry. Vide Welby, Captain. 

Hopkinfon, Mrs. 1649, Petition to be read, 21 June. 

Anne, 1650, to be admitted to double upon the Pur- 
chafe of Delinquents Lands, 27 Feb. 

Hopton, Colonel James, 1649, the Council of State to confider 
how his Arrears may be fatisfied, 30 Aug. 

Adjutant General, 1650, Report touching him, to be 
made, 5 Feb. 

1651, made; Order for paying his Wife 1002. in Part 
re his Arrears, and 4os. per Week till the Refidue is paid, 1 

ay. 

Horfes, 1649, A&amp; to reftrain the Tranfportation of them, or- 
dered, 6 July. 

Horton, Colonel, 1649, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to 
examine the Bufinefs touching Lands formerly given, him, 23 
Aug.—Petition of him, and Officers of his Brigade, read, and 
referred to a Committee, 28 A&amp;t for fettling Lands on his 
Brigade, read twice; Petition read; Aét committed, 5 Oct. 
Reported; Queftion for pafling, Neg —Act for fetuing on 
them Lands formerly given to Major General Langherne, 
ordered ; Order for paying them the Profits thereof from 6th 
May laft, 11. Aét read twice, and committed; the Com- 
mittee to confider how the Refidue of the Promife may be 
made good, 16. Act reported; Quefiion for !ngrofiment, 
Neg. Act pafled, 18——A Committee to confider how his 
Arrears may be paid to his Son, 16 Nov. 

1651, the Committee in the Act for Sale of Delinquents 
Eftates, impowered to make good the Promife of fettling 
1,000 /. per Annum upon his Tiiaple-Lleder for paying his 
Son goo/. in full of his Arrears, 25 Mar. 

Hofpitals, 1648, Report touching them, to be made, 3 Feb. 

1649, Act for nominating Commiflioners to reform 

them and Almshoufes, ordered, 13 June——To be read, 17 

&amp; 20 July—A Committee to prepare Bill for regulating them, 

and receiving Complaints, 21 Matters thereof to iubfcribe 

the Engagement, 12 Oct. ; 
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Ifoufz, 1648, thanks Preachers, 31 Jan. 28 Feb. 20 
Apr. 2 May 8 June 16 July 28 Aug. 2 
&amp; 6 Nov. 27 Feb.——Appoints them, 7, 12 &amp; 28 Feb. 

20 Apr. 26 May——46 July 14 Aug. 2 &amp; 26 

O&amp;.—4 Feb.—A Committee to confider of fettling Salaries 

upon the Othcers, 15 Feb.—Houfe adjourns Three Days ina 

Week, 23. ‘ 

— 1649, Petition of Officers attending Houfe, to be read, 
10 &amp; 16 Aug.—Order for making Report touching them, 28. 
Report touching the Fees of Clerk and Clerk-Afiiftant, 30. 
Vide Singulos—Stile in the Orders and Aéts of the Houle, 
altered, 12 Oct.—Refolution for fitting on Saturdays and 
Mondays, 24. 

~——— 1650, Refolution for adjourning from Friday till Tuef- 
day every Week, 16 Apr. Houfe appoints Preachers, 16 













































































May 9 July 10 &amp; 13 Sept. 25 Ott. 21 Dec. 
4 Mar. Thanks them, 14 June——30 July . 
9 O¢t. 6 Nov. 31 Jan. Keeps a Faft, 13 Mar. 


Hloufion, Louifa, 1649, Petition referred to the Trufiees for 
Sale of King’s Goods, 20 July. 

1651, their Certificate reported ; Queftion for paying 

her Hufband 3001. Neg. 22 July. ‘ 

Howard, Lord Edward, 1649, previous and main Queftions 
for admitting him upon a new Eleétion, feverally Affirma- 
tive, 5 May. 

——_— 1650, Letter, and feveral Papers touching the Delivery 
of Wallingford Houte to him, read ; Leafe from the Commif- 
fioners at Goldfiniths Hall to him, approved—A Committee 
to receive Information from Thomas Gell againft him, 30 
July Information in Writing, reported; the Committee 
to exainine the Matter, 18 Sept. His Petition read, 20. 

1651, another Petition read; Ovder for re-examining a 

Perfon whofe Depofition is loft ; Petitioner to have Liberty to 

crofseexamine him ; the Committee to examine Witneffes on 

his behalf; all that come to have Voices, 6 May Order 
for making Report; no further Examinations to be taken after 
that, 3 June. Order for fending in all Papers touching that 

Butinefs fealed up, 17. Examinations of Mr. Gell and others, 

with feveral Papers, reported, and read ; Debate thereon, ad- 

journed, 20. Kefumed; other Examinations, reported, and 
read ; Lord Howard makes his Anfwer to the feveral Charges, 

24. Particular Examinations, read—Voted guilty of Bribery 

—Incapable of fitting in any Parliament, and bearing any 

Office of 'T'ruft, and for fining, and committing him to the 

Tower—Order for his Attendance to receive J udgment, 25 

His Petition, and Phyfician’s Certificate, read ; Order for 

fending him to the Tower in Fourteen Days, if his Health 

will permit, 18 July His Letter, and Petition inclofed, 
with the Phyfician’s Certificate, read ; Order for his Difcharge ; 

Speaker to grant Warrant accordingly, 7 Aug —Order for 

efireating his Fine into the Exchequer ; Commillioners of the 

Great Seal to iffue a Certiorari to the Clerk to certify it into 

Chancery, to be from thence tranfimitted into the Exchequer, 

14. 




















Captain George, 1649, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee of Petitions, 3 Oc. 

1650, his Cafe referred to the Committee touching 

neceflitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 

Edmund, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 

paffing it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Mrs. 1650, Order for allowing her 20s. per Week, 24 

Apr. For paying her out of the Box-money, 13 Aug. 

Sir Robert, 1650, Act to enable him to fell Lands for 

Payment of his Fine and Debts, ordered, 6 Dec. 

1651, to be read, 24 Apr. Read twice, and com- 

mitted, 29 June—His Cafe referred to the Committee touch- 

ing Infants to be enabled to fuffer common Recoveries, 17 

June——Time for Payment of his Compofition Money, in- 

larged, 8 July. 

Sir Francis, 1651, his Petition, with Certificate from 
the Commiflioners for compounding, read; Queftion for 
omitting him out of the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Etiates, 
Neg. 25 Apr. 

Howell, Mary, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Roger, 1649, Pardon for him, approved ; Order for 
paffing it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Howett, Captain, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 6 
Apr. 2 Mar. 

William, 1650, Petition read; Mr. Raleigh to attend, 

16 May. Vide Raleigh, Carew—A Committee to examine 
his he towards another Committee, 17. 

Huggins, Mr. 1650, Bufinefs concerning him, referred to the 
Committee of Obfiructions, 22 Oct. 

Hull, 1648, Governor’s Letter, read; the Committee of the 
Navy to take care for Security of thofe Parts, 3 Feb. 

1649, the Committee of Excife to confider of 6,000 7. 

— ordered for Repair of the Walls, whether it be dif- 

ox. VI. 















































Sixtu-VoLtuMe. 


charged from the Excife, 29 May 





Letter from the Mayor, 
&amp;c. touching their Election of a Member to be Mayor; De- 
bate thereon to be taken up ; Member to attend at the Time; 
Town to receive no Prejudice for not {wearing him—Order 
for proceeding to the Fleétion of a new Recorder; Votes to 
be fent down in a Letter, 17 O&amp;. 


1650, Oider for difcharging an Alderman—Houfe appoints 
Two; Mayor to admiaifter the ufval Gath to them—De- 
claration that this fhall be no Prejudice to their Charter, nor 
drawn into Precedent, 25 Houte appoints another Alder- 
man ; like Declaration, 5 Feb. 

Hull, Mr. 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his Fine, to 
be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken of the Non-pay- 
ment of his Arrears in the mean time, 12 May. Cafe referred 
to the Committee at Goldtmiths Hall, 109. 

William, Serjeant’s Man, 1649, Order for paying him 
30/1. 1 Jan. 

Humfries, Joan. Vide Nicholls, Richard. 

Hunt, George, 1649. Vide Privileges. 

Hunter Doggerbolt, a Ship, 1649, to be fold for the Advantage 
of the State, 10 July. 

ITuntingdon County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for 
a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Huntington, Majors, 1650, Order for Stay of his Arrears—A 
Committee to examine his feditious Practices when the Scots 
invaded the Nation, 7 May. 

Huffey, Lady Elizabeth, 1650, Petition to be read, 14 June 

Read, 31 July. Vide Lairfax, Lady Rhoda. 

——— Edward, 1650, Petitioa read; Order for reprieving 
him ; Speaker to iffue Warrant to the Sheriff for that Pur- 
pole ; Judges to certify the Matter of Faét touching him, 21 
Aug. 

Hutchinson, John, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
Feb. 1648 12 Feb. 1649. 

Colonel John, 1649, Order for paying his Arrears out 
of his Difeoveries, 25 Apr. His Petition read ; Leave given 
him to compound, tor the Intereft of the State, in a Manor 
and T'ythes contracted for ; previous and main Queftions that 
he be admitted to couipeslail at 2,000/. feverally Affirmative ; 
Order for difcharging the Sequeftration of the Efiate upon 
Payment thereof; ‘Time allowed him for Payment, 1 Jan. 

1651, Commiffioncrs to accept the Money, notwith- 
ftanding the Time is elapfed, 18 Apr. ea 

1650, his Petition to be read, 6 Nov. Read, and re- 
ferred to the Commiffioners for compounding, 7 Certifi- 
cate of the Matter of Faét, reported, 10 Dec. 

Mr. Alderman of Dublin, 1649, the Council of 
State to accept his Bills of Exchange for Money difburfed in 
Ireland, for victualling the Ships; Letter of Thanks ordered, 

5 June. 





























Mr. Treafurer of the Navy, 1650, the Committee 
of the Navy to examine the Matter of Fa&amp; upon the In- 
formation touching arrefting him, and Money of the Com- 
monwealth, attached in his Hands, and depofited by him in 
the Sheriff's Hands ; Sheriff to keep the Money till further 
Order ; Speaker to iffue Warrant for bringing a Perfon to be 
examined by him touching thefe Matters, 11 Mar, 

1651, Matter of Fact, and the Judgment thereupon, 
in the Sheriff’s Court, reported ; Davies's Petition and Certi- 
ficate, read ; Order touching the Money recovered b Davies 
~— Hutchinfon, revoked; Matter left to the Sheriff’s Court, 
31 July. 


24° Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


ASON, Robert, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21 Dec. 
Jeffery, Robert. Vide T'redwell, Richard. 
William, Petition read; Order for paying him 500/. to- 
wards Reparation of his Loffes, 21 Sept. 
Jermyn, Thomas, to have Pafs to return into England to pro- 
tecute his Compofition, 29 Sept. 
Henry, previous Queftion for excepting him from Par- 
don, Neg. 7 Nov. 
Jerfey, \le of, Report concerning it, to be made, 8 Nov.— 
Ordinance concerning the Exiles, to be reported, 14. ; 
Jejop, John, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Petition ; Peti- 
‘tion read ; the Committee tor Scots Prifoners to contract with 
him fortranfporting them, upon Secarity not to-tran{port them 
into Ireland, 4 Sept. 
William, Order for 
Sept. a 
Impropriations, Ordinance for enabling Truftees to purchate 
them, to be reported, 13 Sept. ; 4 
Inchiquin, Lord, Order for paying 100 1. to be employ ed in fen F 
ing over his Son to be exchanged for Prifoners kept by him ; 
Prifoners 











paying him 2002. upon. Account, 9 





INDEX io the Stxtun VoLuME. 





Yrifoners to be delivered Firft, 13 Sept——-Lieutenan: of 
the Tower to deliver him without Fee ; Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 4 O€. 

Indemnity, a Committee to confider how the Country may have 
the Benefit of the Ordinance of Indemnity without travelling 
to London, 2 Jan. Committees added, 2 &amp; 6. 

Ingle, Captain, to be recommended to be Commander of a Ship, 
13 Jan. ; 

Ingram, Sir Arthur, Queftion for appointing him High Sheriff 
of Derbythire, Neg. 28 Nov. = ; 

Johnfon, Mr. Bufinefs concerning his being placed Minifter in 
the Temple, referred to the Committee of Complaints, 16 
Nov. 

Jones, Colonel John, Order for paying him 2,000/. in Part of 
his Arrears, 4 Oct. : 

Journals, Order for preparing a Velluin Book, and entering the 
Proceedings of Houfe therein, 5 Jan.—No Perfon to infpect 
them, but in Clerk’s Prefence—No Copies to be made out, 
till refolved by Houfe, 13. : ° ide 

Ipfwich, Petition of well-afic&amp;ed Inhabitants, read ; Two Minif- 
ters to go down to preach, 17 Jan. ; 

Ireland, Order for Shipping to guard the Coafts—The Commit- 
tee for lrifh Affairs to confider the State of Ulfter, in regard 
to the Scots Forces kept there, and of the Garifon they keep 
—1|nformation of an Agreement between them, and Lord In- 
chiquin, 2 Sept.—No Money to be charged upon the Ordi- 
nance for 20,000/, per Menfem for Ireland—Letter from 
Sligo, referred to the Committee at Derby Houfe, 9g—Letter 
concerning General Moncke’s taking Major General Monroe, 
and furprifing and regaining the Garifons and Cafile of Car- 
tickfergus and Belfaft ; his Proceedings approved ; Order for 
a Gratuity of 5001, to him—For appointing him Governor of 
Carrickfergus—Touching his Pay ; the Committee for Irifh 
Affairs to confult with hin about a fit Perfon to be Governor 
of Belfaft—To confider of Ways and Means for improving 
thele Advantages—Order for a Letter of Thanks—Ffor a 
Thankfgiving, 28. Vide Thankfgiving—Colonel Moncke’s 
Letter, relating the Affair more at large, read, 4 Oct.—Order 
for appointing Two Frigates to guard the Coafis, 2 Oét. 
Amended, g—Refolution for appointing Commiffioners of the 
Great Seal; Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered—Report 
from Lords concerning a Chancellor, 17—Colonel Jones’s 
Letter, with a Letter of Intelligence to him, and Earl of Or- 
mond’s Letter, feverally read, and referred to the Committee 
for Irith Affairs ; Copies to be fent to the Commiflioners in 
the Ifle of Wight ; a Committee to prepare Letter to impower 
them to acquaint the King therewith, and require his public 
Declaration againft Lord Ormond’s Proceedings, 27. Letter 
reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified, 
28 Commiflioners Letter touching their Proceedings there- 
upon; King’s Anfwer voted unfatisfactory ; Commiffioners to 
prefs him to a full Confent ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
3 Nov.—Another Letter from the Commiflioners, with a 
Paper inclofed, read ; King’s final Anfwer, voted unfatisfac- 
tory, 20. Lords Concurrence fignified, 21 Letter touch- 
ing the Earl of Ormond’s Arrival, and executing the Power 
of Lord Lieutenant, read, 30 Oét. King’s Letter to Lord 
Ormond, touching his Proceedings with the Rebels, read, 1 
Dee.—Lord General’s Letter, touching Ireland, read ; the 
Committee of the Navy to confer with Lord Admiral there- 
upon, 18—Ordinance prohibiting Commerce with feveral 
Ports under Lord Inchiquin’s Command, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29. 

Petition of poor Widows whofe Hufbands died in the 
Parliament’s Service, referred to the Committee for poor 
diftretfed Proteftants in Ireland, 22 Sept. 

Judges, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to prefent Names of 
fit Perfons to fill the Benches, 23 Sept——4 Oct. Names 
reported, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 12 
—Ordinance for conftituting feveral, read, and pafled ; Lords 
Concurrence Ggnified Ordinance for regulating their Fees, 
to be reported, 302——Order for paying their Arrears, and 
for conftant Pay of their Salaries, 19 Dec-——For charging 
the Salaries upon the Revenue ; Ordinance for that Purpofe, 
ordered, 19 Jan. 

Juftices of Peace, Order touching Fees to Officers and Under- 
clerks, for Commiflious and Dedimus Poteftatems to them, 
fent to Lords, 11 O&amp;. Returned, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 23. 























A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


ACOB, John, 1649, Letter that he is brought Prifoner to 
Plymouth ; Order for removing him to Dorchefter Gaol, 

with a fafe Convoy, 21 July. 

Harmon, 1651, Bill for naturalizing him and others, to 

be read,g May. Read twice, and committed, 20. 





James's, St. 1648, Care of the publick Library, &amp;c. commits 
ted to the Council of State, with Power to difpofe of them, 
22 Feb. 

— 1649, Houfe and Park to be referved for the Ufe of the 

Commonwealth, 30 June Books and Medals not to be 

fold till further Order, 30 July. 

1651, yearly Fair kept there, to be forborn this Year, 
and not kept till further Order, 17 July. 

Iden, Jonas, and Wife, 1650, their Cafe referred to a Commit- 
tee, to examine the Matter of Fact, and prefent Remedies in 
this and the like Cafes, 5 July. 

Jefferys, Mr. 1649, a Committee to confider of Satisfadiion for 
his Loffes, 20 June. Vide Stamford, Chriftopher. 

Jenkins, David, 1648, to be proceeded againit for Life, 14 
Mar. 

—— 1650, Rofolution for trying him by the High Court of 
Juftice, 28 June. Vide Stowell, Sir John. 

Jennings, Mrs. 1648. Vide Privileges. 

———— John, 1650, Order for paying him 5/. out of the Box- 
money, 27 Feb. 

——-— Theodore, 1651, his Letter read, 13 May. 

—— Richard. Vide Toovey, Richard. 

Mr. 1650. Vide Privileges. 

Jenoah, John, and Richard Bradocks, 1650, Order for refpiting 
their Execution, 25 July Amended, 13. Aug.——Clerk 
of the Crown to prepare Pardon for them, and prefent it with 
Judges Certificate, 2 Oct. Pardon read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Jepson, Colonel, 1650, his Sifter’s Cafe referred to the Com- 
— touching neceffitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 

Jec. 

Jermyn, Thomas, 1649, his Wife’s Petition read; the Council 
of State to examine the Truth of Matters contained in her 
Letters; Proceedings in his Compofition, to be fiayed in the 
mean time, 23 Mar. 

1650, Commiflioners at Goldfmiths Hall to take care 
his Compofition be profecuted with Effect, 19 July. 

Philip, 1651, Petition read ; Order for difcharging him 
from any Profecution—Member to thank him for his good 
Services, g June. 

Jersey, Mle of, 1650, Petition of Exiles, read ; A&amp; for felling 
Sir Philip Carteret’s Lands for their Benefit, ordered, 5 June 

Order amended, 16 July. 

Jervois, Sir Thomas, 1649, Petition read; a Committee to 
confider of Reparation to him for his Loffes and Damages, 25 
July Report; Act for that Purpofe, read twice, and 
committed, 5 Sept. ‘To be reported, 12 &amp; 13. Reported; 
Provifo on behalf of George Phipp, added; Act paffed, 




















14. 

Jefje, David, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Impeachment. Vide Capel, Lord. 

Impropriations, 1650, the Committee of plundered Minifters to 
examine the Bufinefs touching Feoffees for purchafing them, 
with Power to fecure the Revenue, 24 May. 

Inceft and Adultery, 1648, Members to give Account touching 
the Bill for fupprefling them, 23 Mar. 

1649, Act read twice, and committed, 8 Feb. Reported, 

and re-committed, 15 Feb. 22 Mar. 

1650, Reported; Claufe and Provifo, added; another 
Provito, ordered ; Part touching Fornication, re-committed, 
12 Apr. Reported; Debate thereon adjourned, 26 Re- 
fumed ; Commencement of the Act; Provifoes added; Act 
to be ingroffed, 3 May. Paffed, and to be printed, 1o—Or- 
der for printing a competent Number to fupply every Parith ; 
the Council of State to take care they be fent, 16. 

Inchiquin, Lord, 1648, Petition of Officers exchanged for his 
Son, read ; Order for 200/. for Supply of the moft Necefli- 
tous, not exceeding Twenty ; Order for making Report of 
the Accounts already flated—The Committee of the Army to 
take care for auditing the Accounts of the rett of the Officers, 
2 Mar. 

Indemnity, 1648, Ordinance impowering Juftices of Peace, 
Commiffioners in the feveral Counties, to put in Execution 
the Ordinances of Indemnity, ordered, 23 Feb. 














Infants, 1650, Houfe to contider how they and their Effates 


may be preferved during Infancy, 6 Sept. 

1651, a Committee to confider of a Way for them in 
{pecial Cafes to fuffer common Recoveries, 13 June. Report. 
Vide Rich, Lord—Other Cafes referred, 17. 

Ingle, Captain, 1648, the nominating him to be Commander of 
a Ship, refpited, 9 Feb. Bufinets referred to Three of the 
Comumiffioners that are to go te Sea with the Fleet, 22. 

Ingram, Anne, 1649, Pardon for her, approved ; Order far 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Inns of Courts, 1649, Readers and Benchers to fub{cribe the 


Engagement, and caufe all Perfons called to the Bar to . 





fubicribe it, before their Call be publifhed, 12 Oct. 


Order 









































Order prohibiting public Gaming and revelling there, 28 

Nov. 

of Chancery, 1640, Principals to fubfcribe the Engage- 
ment, and caufe their Members to fubfcribe it, 12 O&amp;. 
Order againft publicGaming and revelling there, 28 Nov. 

Infurreétions, and Invafions, 1651, the Council of State to au- 
thorize proper Perfons in the feveral Counties to prevent them, 
1 July. 

peter 1648, Refolution for reducing the Intereft of Money ; 
previous and main Queftions for an Amendment, feverally 
Affirmative ; Act for that Purpofe, ordered, 12 Mar. 

1651, Bill for reducing Intereft to 6/. per Cent. to be read, 
15 May. Read twice, and committed ; Commencement thereof, 
16. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 20 Pafled, and to 
be printed, 8 Aug. 

Joachimi, Albert, 1649. to have Liberty to tranfport Four 
Horfes into Holland, Cuftom and Impoft free, 6 July 
f1is Letter in French, read, and englieed, 18 Sept. Letter, 
and Pafs to him, agreed to, 26. 

1650, Draught of a Letter to him, with a Pafs and 
fafe Conduct for him and Family, read, and agreed to ; 
Speaker to fign them ; Mr. Strickland has Leave to vifit him, 
20 Sept. Bals for him to tranfport Eight Hortes, 16 Oct. 

Johnfon, Robert, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Joice, William, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Jones, Sir Theophilus, 1649, Order for payiug him joo /. for 
travelling Charges, 28 Mar. 

Colonel Michael, 1649, Order for paying him 1,2007. in 

Satisfaétion for 1,000 /. formerly ordered him, and Intereft 

thereupon, 5 Apr. Letter of Thanks to him, ordered, 5 

June His Letter touching a Victory over the Irifh Rebels. 

Vide Ireland—Order for fending him Six of the beft Horles in 

Tutbury Kace, as a Gift of the Houfe—For Act to fettle 

1,000 2. per Annum upon him and his Heirs, 14 Aug. Act 

read twice, and patfed, 17. 

Lieutenant Genera!, 1649, a Committee to confider of a 

Parcel of Lands of 500 /. per Anuum in Lreland, to be fettled 

on him and his Heirs, 17 Aug. Order for prefenting Act 

for that Purpofe, 4 Dec. 

1650, Commiilioners for Irifh Affairs impowered, upon a 

Survey on Oath, to fet out Lands of 500 ¢. per Annum, and 

fettle the Poffetlion thereof, according to the Direction of his 

Will, 5 Dec. 

Jolin, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the Truftees 

for Sale of the King’s Goods, 20 July. 

Captain John, 1649, to be re-taken into Cuftody, for 

neglecting to take out the Order for his Difcharge, 28 Aug. 

Colonel Philip 1649, admitted to fit as Member for 

Brecknockfhire, 5 Feb. 

Evan, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; Order 

for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Dr. Henry, 1650, A&amp; for fettling Lands of 2007. upon 
him and his Heirs, ordered—A Committee to confider what 
Lands are fit to be fettled, 25 June Commiflioners for 
lrith Affairs impowered to fet them out, upon a Survey on 
Oath, 5 Dec. 

Jordan, Captain Elias. Vide Batten, Captain William. 

Captain Jofeph, 1650, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
























































26 Sept. 

Joseph, William, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Journals, 1649, 2 Committee to examine them from time to 
time, to fee if there be any Miftakes or Mil-entries, 18 Sept. 

Another Committee to remove Records lying over the 
Houfe into a convenient Place, with Power to contraét for 
a Room, 14 Dec.——Report; Order for removing them into 
the Charterhoufe Weftminfter—The Committee to confider 
what is fit to be done with the Rooms under the Houfe, 17 
Jan. Order for removing the Journals thither; the Com- 
mittee to fee it done, 25—Order for removing them to the 
Room where the Records of the Court of Wards were kept, 
28. 

Treland, 1648, Letters touching a Peace concluded between the 
Rebels and the Englith, with the Examination of a Perfon in- 
clofed, read, 7 Feb.—Order for 3,600 /. for the Service of 
Ireland, 10. Amended—Letters from thence, read, and 
referred to the Couneil of State ; Originals to be tranfmitted to 
them, 26——Power given them to perfect all Contracts for 
fending over Forces, 6 Mar.—To confer with the Officers 
how they may be modelled,9. Report ; Order for them to 
confider the whole Bufinefs concerning the Forces—To 
confider of the Civil Government of that Kingdom, 14. 

1649, Earl of Ormond’s Letter to Colonel Jones, with 

his Anfwer; Anfwer approved; Articles between him and 

the Rebels, read ; all to be printed ; Order for paying Colonel 

Jones — f. formerly afligned him—Earl of Ormond voted 
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' Parliament upon the whole, 28 Mar. 


a Traitor. Vide Ormond, Earl of—General Moncke’s Let- 
ter, with Paper inclofed, intituled, “ A Prefentation of the 
“ Prefbytery of Belfatt,” referred to the Council of State ; 
Order for them to prepare Declaration of the Senfe of the 
] Former Order for 
Money to Colonel Jones, revoked—Order for paying him 
1,000 /, with Intereft, out of Compofition-money from time 
to time, as it fhall come in, 2 Apr. Commander in Chief 
appointed, 30 Mar. His Commiffion to be prefented, 20 
June. Read in Latin and Englifh—Refolutions that the civil 
and military Power fhall be conjoined in One Perfon—That 
the Commiffion fhall continue Three Years ; Blanks filled up; 
Commiilion pafled ; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal ; 
the Council of State to prepare Inftructions for him, 22 
Order for allowing him a Lifeguard of 70 Men, anda Chap- 
lain, 2 July—Certificates touching Allowances to former Lord 
Lieutenants, repurted, and referred to the Council of State, 3 
Commander in Chief under him, appointed ; the Coun- 
cil of State to fettle the Method of the Commanders, 15 June 
Report from them of Propofals agreed upon as to the 
Forces that fhall go over, 11 Apr. Letters from thence, 
read; Order for 10,000 2. out of the Wellh Compofitions ; 
the Council of State to take courfe for raifing Money upon the 
Credit thereof—To treat with the City, 17. Vide London— 
Report of Arrears due to feveral Officers in Muntfter ; the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs to confider of Proportions to be 
allowed to each of them, 10 May Report, 22 June—— 
Rules and Orders concerning the Proportions, reported, and 
agreed to, 3 July Names of Officers and Troopers, and 
their Arrears, reported ; Order for confidering them upon the 
Place, and examining and certifying their Accounts, 17 Aug. 
Specially recommended to the Council of State to take 
care tor fpeedy Advance of the Forces into Ireland, 26 May 
Order for providing 500/. for Perfons of Quality that 
have their Eftates there—Treaturers for Bifhops Lands to pay 
Part thereof to Perfons that fhall be appointed to diftribute 
the Money ; Perfons appointed ; Lift of Names to be {pecially 
recommended to them, 6 June Lift of Officers who de- 
ferted Lord Inchiquin, and are engaged for the {rifh Service ; 
the Council of State to order what Money they think fit to 
be paid them—Petition of other Officers engaged, read, and 
referred toa Committee ; Petitioners to be thanked ; Petition, 
and Vote thereupon, to be printed, 7 July A&amp;t for fiating 
the Accounts of Olficers and Soldiers engaged for the Irifh 
Service, read twice, and committed, 2 Aug. Lord Lieute- 
nant’s Letter, read, 16 July—Another read, and referred to 
the Committee of the Army, 20—A¢t for better fettling the 
Accounts of the General and Staff Officers, read, 21—Colonel 
Jones’s Letter, read ; Order ior a Letter of Thanks to him 
and Sir George Aifcough—For a Reward to the Meflenger— 
The Council of State to confider how 100,000 /. may be 
raifed for {peedy fending away the Forces, 23—Eftablifhment 
for the Army under the new Lord Lieutenant, reported, and 
read ; Quetftions for an Allowance toa Prefident of the Coun- 
cil of War—For appointing a Licutenant General of the Ord- 
nance—For appointing a Marihals Man to ferye as Corporal 
over the rett, feverally Neg. Eftablifhment paffed, with 
Amendments ; the Council of State to confider of the Title, 
and how far it ought to reach the Forces already in Ireland, 
27-——Lord Lieutenant’s Letter, to be confidered—Another 
to Mr. Scott, read, 10 Aug.—Another read, 21—Lieutenant 
General Jones’s Letter, touching a Victory over the Rebels ; the 
Council of State to prepare Letter of Thanks—Captain Ot- 
way’s Relation thereof ; Order for 200/. to him—For a 
Thankfgiving, 14. Vide Uhankfgiving—Act for Payment of 
Arrears of Englifh Officers in Ireland for their former Services 
in England, read twice, paffed, and to be printed—Commif- 
fioners going thither to certify the Names of Perfons lifted 
who do not go over—The Committee of the Army to difal- 
low their Debentures ; Act for that Purpofe, ordered, 17— 
Sir Charles Coote’s Letter, with Aiticles of Agreement be- 
tween General Row O’Neale and Colonel Richard Coote, 
read ; Vote concerning Colonel Moncke’s Procedings in the 
Treaty and Ceffation with O’Neale, to be fent to him; Sir 
Charles Coote’s Fidelity, Care, aud Diligence, in preferving 
Londonderry, approved ; the Council of State to fend him 
Provifions ; Order for a Reward to the Meffenger ; Letters, 
Articles, and Vote thereupon, to be printed, 24—Lord Lieu- 
tenant’s Letter, read ; the Council of State to fend him Sup- 
lies and Recruits, 31 Their Report for adding Two 
Vaggons to each Regiment, agreed to, 14 Sept. Lord 
Lieutenant’s Letters touching Succefies at Drogheda, with 
Lifts of the Defendants and Officers and Soldiers {lain at the 
fiorming it, read, and to be printed ; the Council of State to 
repare Letter of Thanks; Order for a Thankfgiving. Vide 
Thank{giving—The Council to confider of {peedy fending Re- 
cruits, and fupplying the Forces with Cloathing—Colonel 
Venable’s Letter to Lord Lieutenant, read; Part thereof 
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INDEX 0 the StxtH VoLuME. 


concerning the Succeffes, to be printed; Order forcontinuing the 
Billet-money and additional Pay till 29th December next, out 
of the laft ‘Three Months Affeffments of go,ooo/. per Men- 
fem, 2 O&amp;.—Lord Lieutenant and the whole Army to fub- 
fcribe the Engagement, 12—Letters from Dublin, read, 26 
—Lord Lieutenant’s Letter, and Tranfaétions between him 
and the Governor of Wexford, read ; to be printed, and read 
in Churches on next Thankfgiving Day; Minifters to take 
Notice of God’s Mercy in giving the Town as an Addition 
to former Mercies ; Order for a Reward to the Meflenger— 
For a Letter of Thanks to Lord Lieutenant, and his Officers 
—The Council of State to confider of tranfplanting feveral 
Families thither, 30 Lord Lieutenant’s Letter, read; Or- 
der for fending Supplies, and drawing Forces out of the Army 
for Ireland, 13 Nov.—Another from him, with the Tranfac- 
tions and Articles touching the Surrender of Roffe, read, and 
to be printed; Order for fending Boots and other Neceflaries 
defired therein, 16—Letters from Dublin, read, 23—Act for 
the Encouragement of Learning, and Advancement of the 
Gofpel, and for founding Two Colleges there, read twice, 
and committed, 30 To be reported, 8 Jan. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 1 Mar. Pafled, and to be printed, 
8—A Committee to receive Propofitions for propagating the 
Gofpel, 1 Mar. Report; Aé for abolifhing the Hierarchy, 
and prohibiting the Ufe of the Common Prayer, ordered, § 
——Previous and main Queftions for appointing Major Ge- 
neral Ireton Prefident at Munfter, feverally Affirmative ; Act 
for that Purpofe, and for pafling a Patent under the Great 
Seal, ordered, 4 Dec.——Attorney General to prepare the 
Patent, and Commiflioners of the Great Seal to pafs it, 4 Jan. 
Claufe to be added; the Council of State to prepare Infiructions 
for him, 10——Lord Lieutenant’s Letter, and other ‘T'ranfac- 
tions, read, and to be printed, 4 Dee.--Order for ftating the 
Accounts of the Soldiers engaged for Ireland, and giving them 
Debentures, 11—Lord Lieutenant’s Letter, read; to be 
printed, and read in Churches ; Lord Mayor to fend it to 
Minifiers within the Bills of Mortality—Order for a 'Thankf- 
giving for great Victories in Ireland, 12—Letters touching 
the taking of Carrickfergus, read, and referred to the Coun- 
cil of State; Order for a Reward to the Meflenger, 283—— 
Letters from Lord Lieutenant and others, read; Kefolution 
for defiring him to come over, and attend in Parliament ; 
Letter for that Purpofe, and to thank him for his great Ser- 
vices, ordered ; his Letter referred to the Council of State, 
8 Jan. Vide Cromwell, Lieutenant General Oliver—Lord 
Lientenant’s Letter, read ; the Council of State to confider of 
fending him Supplies of Ships, Provifions, &amp;c. 29—Other 
Letters from him, read, and referred to them—Meflenger’s 
Relation of the Surrender of feveral Garifons in Muntter ; 
Order for a Reward to him ; the Council of State to give Di- 
rection for prefent Payment, 31——Another from him, read, 
and to be printed; Order for Letter of Thanks, 25 Feb. 
Lord Lieutenant’s Letter read—Upon Report from the Coun- 
cil of State, Act for Sale of Delinquents Lftates, ordered, 12 
Mar.—Colonel Hewfon’s Letter, with feveral Summons and 
Anfwers, and Articles of Surrender of Ballifhanon, read ; pre- 
vious Queftion that the Concernment of Articles of War be 
referred to the Commiffioners for Articles, Affirmative ; main 
Queftion, Neg. 18. 

—--—— 1650, Colonel Hewfon’s Letter, with Articles of Sur- 
render of the City and Caftle of Kilkenny, read; a Commit- 
tee to prepare Letter of Thanks ; Speaker to fign it, 12 Apr. 
—Lord Lieutenant’s Letter, with Tranfactions about the 
Surrrender, read, and to be printed ; Order for a Reward to 
the Meffenger, 13——Queftion for vefting in the Council of 
State all Powers conferred on any Committees for bringing in 
and difpofing of Monies raifed upon the Three firft Ordi- 
nances for Ireland, Neg. 2 May——Lord Lieutenant’s Nar- 
rative of the State of the Parliament’s and Enemy’s Forces in 
Field and Garifon; the Council of State to fend fpeedy Sup- 
plies of Mouey, and confider of Ways and Means for the Re- 
duétion and Settlement of Ireland, 11 June—Report from the 
Committee of the Army touching Four Months Pay to the 
Vorces ; Order for Payment thereof, 18—The Council of State 
to confider how the Government of Ireland may be managed, 
Lord Lieutenant being appointed Captain General of the 
Forces in England, 26. Order for making Report, 28 
Report ; Lord Lieutenant’s Commiffion to the Lord Prefident 
of Munfter to be his Deputy, approved—Order for fending 
over Two Commiflioners—For them to aét according to In- 
fiructions giving them by Parliament ; the Council of State to 
prepare Inftructions, and confider of other fit Peifons to be 
Joined with them, 2 Jul Infiructions to be reported, 20 
Sept.——To be read, 3 O&amp;. Read by Parts, and agreed to, 
with Amendments—Two Perfons added ; the Council of State 
to confider of an Allowance for them, 4. Allowance reported, 
and — to; a Minifter to go with them ; Provition to 
be made for him out of the Lrifh Revenue ; Commiilioners to 





























be defired to go with all Speed, 23——One excufed; the 
Council of State to appoint another, 20 Nov. Another ap- 
pointed, 27 Difpatch of them, to be confidered, 6 &amp; io 
Dec.—Bill for giving feveral Powers to the General, Deput 
General, and Commiffioners, read twice; Blank to be filled 
up ; Queftions that the Sum be 60,000 /. per Menfem—That it 
be 50,0007. per Menfem, feverally Neg. Refolution that it 
be 30,000/, per Menfem ; Bill committed, 11. Reported ; 
Continuance thereof; Queftion for Ingroffment, Nes. AG 
a 25—Day appointed for the Commiffioners to be at 
ilford, 17 Dec. Letter, and Declaration of the Nobilit 
&amp;c. in Ulfter, read, and to be printed; the Council of State 
to fee it done, 28 June Sir Charles Coote’s Letter touch- 
ing a Victory over the Rebels there, and Lift of Commanders 
taken, read ; Letter of Thanks to him and his Officers, or- 
dered ; Part of his Letter concerning Services done by parti- 
cular Officers, referred to the Council of State ; Meflenger’s 
Narrative; Order for a Reward to him; Colonel Hewfon’s 
Letter, read; Lord Ormond’s Commiffions to certain Re- 
bels ; a Committee to prepare Narrative, with Obferyations 
upon the Letters; Letters, Narrative, and Commiflions, to 
be printed, 9 July Sir Robert King’s Letter, with Arti- 
cles of Agreement concerning the Surrender of Duncannon, 
read, 23 Aug.—Deputy Governor’s Letter concerning the 
Surrender of Waterford, Duncannon, and Catherlo, read : 
Order for a Thankfgiving, 27. Vide Thank/giving—Re port 
from the Council of State of Propofals for Six Months Pay 
for the Forces, 19 Nov. Debate, and Refolutions thereupon, 
19 &amp; 20—Mr. Bafil’s Letter, touching a fignal Victory over 
the Rebels, read, and to be printed; Order for a Thank{- 
giving, 26. Vide Thank{giving Petition of Adventurers, 
real ; a Committee to confider of the feveral Aéts touching 
them, and ftate the Matter of Fact, with Power to confider 
the State of Londonderry, 20 Dee.—Lord General’s Letter 
from Edinburgh, touching the Inhabitants of Corke, read, 
and referred to the Council of State, 31 Order for 20,000 /. 
for recruiting ; the Council to prevent Abufes by free Quar- 
ter and fhort Marches, 8 Jan.—Their Report referred to a 
Committee, 25 Deputy General’s Letter read ; | Order 
for Letter of Thanks ; the Council to take care for Provi- 
fions and other Neceflaries for the Service 18 Feb.—Another 
Letter from him, with Propofitions tor raifing and_tranfport- 
ing a Regiment of 1,200 Foot, for planting and guarding Wa- 
terford, Rofle, Carwick, and other Places adjacent, read, and 
agreed to; Deputy General and Commitlioners to take care 
they be put in Execution ; the Council of State to confider 
how far they are fit to be made public; Propofitions, and 
Votes thereupon, to be printed, 25. 
1651, Colonel Hewfon’s Letter, and Articles of Surren- 
der of Finagh Cafile, and other ftrong Holds, with Lifts of 
Prifoners, real, and to be printed, 25 Mar.—Report from 
the Council of State touching the Difficulty of getting Re- 
cruits ; Refolution for a Prefs—Previous and main Quettions 
for prefling 2,000 Men, feverally Affirmative—For taking 
them out of the Wefiern Counties ; Aét upon thefe Votes, 
ordered, 26 Act for imprefling Soldiers for the Irifh Ser- 
vice, read twice ; Number to be imprefied—To be impretied 
throughout England and Wales ; Bill committed, 17 Apr.— 
Reported ; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act paffed, and 
to be printed, 18 Order for late Commiffioners of the 
Militias in the feveral Counties to imprefs Men by Force 
thereof, 27 June——-Several Letters from thence ; Eftimate 
of the monthly Charges of the Forces in Munfter, Lempfter, 
and Ulfter, read—Propofitions from the Council of State, 
read, and to be confidered, 22 Apr. Confidered; Three 
agreed to; Perfons to be excepted in the Fourth Qualification ; 
the Council to name others, 24. Debate adjourned, 25 
Refumed ; feveral Names read, and agreed to, with Amend- 
ments, 22 July. Another agreed to, with an Amendment, 24 
Names of Perfons to be excepted, ordered, 13 Aug.— 
Commiliioners Letter, with Lord Clanrickard’s inclofed, read, 
and referred to the Council of State; Order for fending overthe 
20,000 /. per Menfem appointed for the Forces, 2 May—— 
Other Letters from the Commiflioners, read; the Council 
to fend over the Bibles and Primers defired—Colonel Hewfon’s 
Letter, with an intercepted Letter from Richard Browne, 
read, 17 June Several Letters from Ireland, 1 July 
Report trom the Committee for Lrifh Affairs touching Debts 
due to feveral Perfors, and granting them the Town of New 
Rofle in Satisfaétion, 3——Etimate of the Forces for Seven 
Months and Fourieen Days ; Refolution thereupon, 6 Aug. 
—Lord Broghill’s Lecter, with a Narrative of the Victory ob- 
tained againft the Kebeis, read; Order for a Thank{giving, 
13. Vide Thank/givtng. 
1649, Order ior diftributing Monies colleéted for the 
Proteftants driven irom thence, 14 Sept. The Council of 
State to confider the Widows and Chiaren here of Perfons 
flain in Ireland, 2 Ot. Order againft paying any Part - 
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the 500d. given to Irifh Women; a Committee to examine 
the Abufes of Mrs. Carey and others, with Power to commit 
her, 14 Nov..——Report touching the 500/.; the Committee 
impowered to difpofe of it to the moft neceffitous, 11 Jan. 

1650, Cafes of feveral Ladies and others, reported ; Or- 
der for 2,000 /. for tranfporting fuch as are willing to go over, 
31 May For prefent Payment thereof; a Committee to 
receive and difpofe of it; Petition of diftreffed Irifh Proteft- 
ants, read, and referred to the Committee to examine the 
Conditions of Perfons prefented to them, 4 June. 





Ireland, Gervas, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 


Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 
William, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 


Ireton, Commiflary General, 1649, previous and main Ques- 


tions for appointing him Prefident of Munfter, feverally Af- 
firmative; Aét for that Purpofe, and for paffing a Patent un- 
der the Great Seal, ordered, 4 Dec ——-Attorney General to 
prepare the Patent, and Commiffioners of the Great Seal to 
pais it, 4 Jan. Claufe to be added; the Council of State to 
prepare Infiructions for him, 10. 


Ifjues. Vide Fines. 
Judges, 1648, Clerk of the Crown to prepare Commiflions for 


them, with Blanks for the Names—The Commiflions to be 
drawn according to A&amp; for Alteration of Writs—Order for 
them to meet the Speaker and others at the Rolls, 7 Feb. 
Their Report that Six defire to be excufed from taking the 
new Commiflions, and that the other Six are willing to accept 
of them ; a Committee to prepare Declaration that the Judges 
fhall proceed according to the Laws and Statutes of the King- 
dom; Declaration reported, read, and pafled; Order for 
printing and publifhing it—Form of an Oath to be taken by 
the Juftices of the Upper Bench, reported, read, and agreed 
to, 8—Form of an Oath to be taken by the Chief Juftice of 
the Common Pleas, and the reft of the Juftices and Barons of 
the Exchequer, mutatis mutandis, reported, read, and agreed 
to, 9—-Commillioners of the Great Seal to prefent Names of 
fit Perfons to be Judges, 13. A Committee to prepare In- 
ftructions for them, 15—---Form of an Oath to be taken by 
the Welfh Judges, reported, read, and agreed to, 5 Mar. 
1649, Commitlioners of the Great Seal to prefent 
Names of fit Perfons to fill up the Vacancies, 7 Apr. Order 
for them to aitend, and prefent the Names, 14—— Order for 
making Report, 30 &amp; 31 May Names reported, and agreed 
to, 1 June. Commiffioners of the Great Seal to adminifter the 
Oath to them, and pals their Patents, 12 Previous and 
main Quetiions for difpenfing with the Attendance of fuch as 
are Members, feverally Affirmative, 10 Oct——Judges, and all 
Officers of the Courts to fubfcribe the Engagement, and cer- 
tify the Sub{criptions to Clerk, with the Names of Perfons 
who refufe to fubferibe, 12. Engagement to be added to their 
Oath, 19. 

1651, Leave given to {peak againft the Vote for dif- 
charging them from their Attendance on the Houfe; Refo- 
lution that they fhall attend as other Members do, 27 June. 











-—_—~— Delegates, 1648, Commiflion impowering them to de- 


termine Appeals depending at the late King’s Death, read, 
and agreed to, 22 Feb. 


Juries. Vide Freeholders. 
Jujftices of Peace, 1648, a Committee to prefent Names of fit 


Perfons to be in the Commiffion ; Members to fubfcribe their 
Names to thofe they recommend; Commiflioners of the 
Great Seal to put in no others, 8 Feb.—To prefent Names of 
fit Perfons to be Juttices, 13—Juftices to take the Oaths at 
next Aflizes; Commiflioners of the Great Seal to iffue Com- 
iniffions into the feveral Counties, and caufe them to be fworn, 
14. Forms of the Commiffion and Oath for them, read, and 
agreed to, 15—Act enabling them, and all other Officers of 
Juftice, to proceed in the Execution of their Offices, till 
their Commitlions fhall come to them, read, pafled, and to 
be printed, 17 A Committee to prepare Letter to order 
them to take the Oaths next Quarter Sellions ; Defaulters to 
be returned ; Commiflions, with Dedimus’s, to be fent down, 
14 Mar—Act for omitting Claufe in their Commiflions 
quorum unum effe volumus, read, and laid afide, 17. 
1649 Commiflioners of the Great Seal, with Advice of 
the Judges, to put out and add Perfons, 14 Apr. 

1650, a Committee to collect Laws concerning them, 
and prefent fuch as they think fit to be bound in one Volume, 
and printed, 21 June. 





24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


ELSALL, John, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 25 Sept. 


Kemyes, Sir Charles, Petition on his behalf, read; Leave given 


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IN DEX oo the SixtH VoLuME. 


him to come and profecute his Compofition ; Time appointed 
for his Stay, 4 Sept. Order for taking him into Cattody, 
18 O&amp;. 16 Dec. For bailing him; the Committee at 
Goldfmiths Hall impowered to receive and difpofe of Part of 
his Fine, 16 Nov.——Order for proceeding againit him ac- 
cording to Law, 16 Dec. 














Kent, Members to fign and fend away Letters for quickening 


the bringing in the Affeffments and Arrears of the Army, 23 
Sept. Petition of Clothiers, read, 6 O&amp;. Vide Trade— 
Order for difperfing the difbanded Forces, 11—For difbanding 
the new-raifed Forces, except as excepted, 24 Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion to him, 23 Nov. 
—Another appointed ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 
—Members have Leave to go into the Country to hafien 
the bringing in the Affeffments, 25——-Committees Letter 











‘ read ; the Committee to be acquainted what is done upon the 


Ordinance touching fettling the Militia of the whole King- 
dom, and to be thanked, 16 Dec.—Petition of well-affected 
Inhabitants, read ; Speaker’s Anfwer, 23. 


Killingworth, the Committee of Warwickthire to take care of 


the Garifon, 23 O&amp;. 


King, Title to the Inftructions for the Committee appointed to 


treat with the King, read, and agreed to; returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Order 
for Minifters to go with them, agreed to by Lords, with an 
Amendment; Amendment agreed to; Commiffioners to have 
Pailes for a competent Number of Servants; King to be ac- 
quainted they cannot come at the time appointed ; a Commit- 
tee to prepare Letter to that Purpofe; Letter read, and agreed 
to; Speaker to fign it—Vote concerning the State of Free- 
dom the King fhall be in, explained—Draught of a Letter to 
acquaint him with the Names of the Commitlioners, reported, 
read, and agreed to; Ordinance for authorizing the Commit- 
tee of both Houfes for the Treaty with the King, to treat ac- 
cordingly, ordered 2 Sept. Read, and paffed, 4. Agreed to 
by Lords, 6 Governor’s Letter onelliog his Parole; De- 
claration that it binds him to refide in the [fle of Wight 
Twenty Days after the ‘Treaty ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired; Vote to be fent to the Governor in a Letter, with 
power to propofe it to the King, and return his pofitive An- 
{wer; Governor to be thanked therein, 15 Nov. Letter re- 
ported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to the Let- 
ter and Vote, fignificd, 16 Names of Servants to the 
King, read, and approved, 4 Sept. Order for paying 500/. 
for Coaches, and other Provifions for the Stable—5oo é. for 
Linen, and other neceflary Accommodations for the Treaty 
—6,000/. for defraying the King’s Expences, and his Houte- 
hold’s during the 'Treaty—3,o00 /. for defraying the Com 
miflioners Expences, 6. Agreed to by Lords, 13—King’s 
Letter, defiring Minifters to be fent to him, communicated 
by Lords, agreed to—Another Letter from him, with Lords 
Order for a Blank Pafs for Perfons in Scotland to go to him ; 
Order difagreed to; Conference to be defired thereupon ; 
Managers appointed—Order for paying 2,000 /. to the Com- 
miflioners, to be iflued out by their Direction in Proportion 
according to the former Order, g—Speaker to grant Warrant 
for prefling Waggons, &amp;e, for them—Order for a Conference 
touching the Blank Pals, repealed ; a Committee to prepare 
Anfwer to the King, 11. Committees added; Anfwer re- 
ported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence figuified ; 
Speakers of both Houtes to fign it—Speaker delivers the In- 
ftructions, Commitlion, and Propofitions, to the Commif- 
fioners, 13—lHKing’s Letter, defiring a fafe Conduct for Three 
Gentlemen of Scotland to come to him ; late Commiflioners 
there to report their Knowledge of them, 20. Safe Conduct 
refufed to Two; a Committee to prepare Letter, with Rea- 
fons for the Refufal; Letter reported, read, and agreed to ; 
Lords Concurrence to the Letter and Votes, fignified; Mef- 
fenger appointed—A Committee to prepare Draught of a fafe 
Conduét for fuch Perfons as fhall be crdered by both Houfes 
to have fafe Conduéts to come out of Scotland to the King, 
and return, 21—Order for Letter of Thanks to the Com- 
miffioners, and to acquaint them what care Houfe has taken 
for fupplying them with Money, and that their Papers are 
under Confideration ; Letter reported, read, and agreed to 
—A Committee to confider the Claufe in their Letter which 
relates to the Declaration of both Kingdoms, and the Propo- 
fitions concerning the Treaties, 23—Commiflioners Letter, 
with an Account of their Proceedings, read ; Declaration that 
nothing fhall be binding between the King and Parliament till 
ali is concluded in the Treaty, 26. Sent to Lords, 28. 
Agreed to by them, 29—Bufinefs of the Treaty to be de- 
bated only between Ten and Twelve o’Clock—King’s Let- 
ter defiring a tafe Condu&amp; for a Perfon in Scotland; Lords 
Order thereupon, agreed to, 28 Commiflioners Letter, 
with a Paper containing Propofitions touching the Church, 
delivered to the King, and Two Papers exprefling that they 
had returned a Paper delivered to them by the King, — 

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their Reafons, read; their Proceedings approved; Letter of 
Thanks ordered—King’s Letter, and Paper inclofed, com- 
municated by Lords, with Defire they may be returned, 
read; Letter of Thanks to the Commitlioners, reported, and 
agreed to, with Amendments, in relation to the King’s Let- 
ter and Paper inclofed; Lords Concurrence fignified ; Speak- 
ers of both Hovfes to fign it, 2 O¢t.—Commiffioners Letter, 
with Papers inclofed, touching their Proceedings concerning 
the Churchaand Militia, with King’s Anfwer, read; previous 
Queftion that.the Anfwer concerning the Church is not fatis- 
factory, Affirmative; Order for Letter to them to proceed 
according to their former Infiructions, and not to debate any 
new Propofition, till this concerning Religion is fettied, 11. 
Letter reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to 
the Vote and Letter, to be defired, 12—Commilfioners Let- 
ter concerning providing Monies for the Expences of the 
Treaty ; Order for paying the Remainder of the Money al- 
figned to that Service—Another Letter touching their Pro- 
ceeding upon the Propofition concerning Ireland; King’s 
final Anfwer, and their Reply, read, 13. The Committee 
for Irifh Affairs to confider what is fit more to be offered 
thereupon, relating to the Difpofal of Houfes, &amp;c.—-A Com- 
miffioners Letter, with Papers inclofed, touching their Pro- 
ceedings upon the Propofition for Payment of the public 
Debts, touching Peers, &amp;c, made fince the Seal was furrepti- 
tioufly conveyed away ; King’s Anfwer thereto, and Copy ot 
a Propofition prefented to him, touching Delinquents, read, 
17—Lords Letter to them, to be figned by Speakers of both 
Houfes, read, and agreed to, 18—Commiflioners Letter, 
with Papers inclofed, touching their Proceedings upon the 
Propofition concerning Delinquents, and the Votes for pref- 
fing a full Anfwer to that concerning the Church—Declara- 
tion that neither Sundays nor Fatt-days fhall be accounted 
any of the Forty Days limited for the Treaty; Vote to be 
fent in a Letter to the Commiflioners, 19—Letter reported, 
read, and agreed to, 24—-Commiflioners Letter and Papers, 
to be confidered, 19—Retolution touching Perfons in the 
Firft Branch of the Propofition concerning Delinquents ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20. Meflage from Lords 
acquainting Houfe they had agreed, that only Seven Perfons 
fhould be excepted in the Firft Exception, and had voted 
their Names; previous Queftion for adding more, Neg. 28— 
King’s Anfwer to the Propofition concerning Delinquents, 
voted unfatisfactory ; feveral Alterations made to the Propofi- 
tion ; Houfe infift upon the reft; Day appointed for Delin- 
quents to come in; Votes to be fent to the Commiflioners, 
and communicated to the King, 31 Lords Concurrence 
fignified, 2 Nov. Names of Perfons to be excepted ; Refolu- 
tions touching Delinquents, 6 &amp; 7. Votes excepting Seven 
Perfons, returned from Lords, with Amendments—Confer- 
ence defired by them thereupon, agreed to; Reporters ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, 14. Reported; Ordinance trom 
Lords for banifhing Three Lords, read, and rejected; Houfe 
adhere to their former Votes for excepting the Earl of New- 
caftle and Sir John Wintour, 15—Queftion for prefenting 
more Names to the King to be excepted from Pardon, Neg. 
8 Nov. Previous Quefiion that Delinquents beyond Sea, ex- 
cept the Seven excepted, fhall ftand banifhed, Affirmative ; 
main Queltion, Neg. Kefolution for removing all Perfons 
comprized in the Firft Branch, from the King’s Council and 
Prefence ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 9. Refolution 
for banifhing fome Perfons that have been in the late Engage- 
ment againft the Parliament fince 1ft January 1647; Names 
voted—Refolution touching the Compofitions of thefe new 
Delinquents ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 10—Confer- 
ence defired with Lords, touching the Delinquents to be ex- 
cepted from Pardon, and thofe to be banithed, agreed to ; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, 16. Lords dlefired to 
expedite their Anfwer ; Conference detired by them, touch- 
ing ‘I'wo Perfons to be excepted, agreed to, 17. Held, and 
reported ; Queftion for concurring with Lords in excepting 
Two Perfons named by them in the ftead of Two named by 
Houfe, Neg. Free Conference to be defired thereupon, 18. 
Defired, and agreed to; Managers appointed; free Confer- 
ence held and reported, 21 Commiflioners Letter touch- 
ing their Proceedings upon the Propofitions concerning the 
Church, nominating Officers, the City of London, the Great 
Seal, and the Court of Wards, and the King’s final Anfwer 
thereto, read, and to be confidered, 24 Oét. His Antwer 
touching the abolifhing Bithops, voted unfatisfactory ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare, by way of Inftruciions to the Commif- 
fioners, the Particulars of this Didlatisfaction, 26. Particulars 
reported, read, and agreed to—His Anfwer, touching the 
Sale of Bifhops Lands, voted unfatisfaétory ; Inftruction to be 
prepared for the Commiflioners to know the Particulars of his 
Exceptions to the Propofition concerning the Church, and 
reduce them to a Certainty—-His Anfwer to the Propofition 
concerning the public Ufe of the Direétory, and taking away 
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the Common Prayer, wherein he defires to continue the Ufe 
thereof for himfelf and Houthold, voted unfatisfaGory; a 
Committee to confider the Differences between the King’s 
Conceflions, and the Defires of that Propofitions—-His, An- 
fwers to the Propofitions touching confirming the Articles of 
the Chriftian Religion—Touching exempting the Queen and 
her Family out of Aéts for preventing the faying and hearing 
Mafs, feverally voted unfatisfactory ; Commiflioners to prefs 
the King to give his full Confent thereto—A Committee to 
confider his Conceflions to any Parts of the Propofitions, and 
reduce them into Bills, 27. Order for their Mavting. and 
making Report; further Power given them; Committees 
added ; all that come to have Voices, 28. Another Com- 
mittee added ; Order for prefenting the Bills; Lawyers of the 
Houfe to attend; 10 Nov. Vide Parliament, Militia, Peers, 
T'reafon, and Sunday Votes touching King’s Anf{wer con- 
cerning the Church, returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments ; Amendments agreed to—Conference defired by Lords 
upon the Vote concerning the Sale of Bifhops Lands, agreed 
to, 28 Oét. Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and re- 
ported; Houfe adhere to their former Vote; free Conference 
defired thereupon; Managers appointed; tree Conference 
held; Lords Concurrence reported, 30 Commiffioners 
Letters touching their Proceedings upon the late Vote and In- 
fiructions concerning the Church, 3 &amp; 9 Nov. King’s An- 
fwer touching Bifhops and Church Government and Dif- 
cipline, voted unfatistactory—Touching laying afide the Com- 
mon Prayer for himfelf and Family, voted fatisfactory— 
Touching his Intention to ufe another fet Form, voted unta- 
tisfactory—Touching an A&amp; for preventing the faying or 
hearing Mafs, voted fatisfactory—Touching his Defire not to 
be further preffed, voted unfatisfactory ; Commiflioners to 
prefs him to a full Confent to the Propofitions concerning the 
Church, 11. Votes agreed to by Lords, 15—King’s Aniwer 
to the late Propofition concerning it, in all the Parts except 
wherein he has declared his Confent, voted unfatisfaGory ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired ; Vote to be fent to the Com- 
miffioners, 24 His Anfwer, touching the Covenant, voted 
unfatisfactory; a Committee to draw it up in fuch Form as 
may be proper for him to take it, 27 Oct.—Inftruction to be 
prepared, and fent to the Commiflioners to authorize then 
to prefent the Catechifms to the King, 28 Returned 
from Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to 
Lords to be defired to expedite their Content to the larger 
Catechifm, 3 Nov.—His Anfwer to the Propofition concern- 
ing lreland—Concerning paying the public Debts, feverally 
voted fatista@iory, 1 Nov. Lords Concurrence fignitied—His 
Antwer touching the Nomination of Officers, voted unfatis- 
factory—His Anfwer touching taking away the Court of 
Wards, agreed to; Lords Concurrence fignified—Refolution 
for fending all the Votes to the Commitlioners, 2. A Com- 
mittee to prepare Letter to cunvey them; Letter reported, 
read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3— 
Vote from Lords for continuing the Treaty Fourteen Days 
longer, 2. Agreed to; Speaker, by Letter, to acquaint the 
Commiffioners therewith—Minifters to have Pafs to go to the 
King—Commiffioners authorized to agree among themfelves 
who fhall come away; Number to be left; Quorum ap- 
pointed—King’s Antwer to the Defires of both Houfes for de- 
claring againft Lord Ormond’s Proceedings in Ireland, voted 
unfatisfactory ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3—Vote 
from Lords touching the Commifiioners coming away, agreed 
to, 4—Commiflioners thanked, o Nov. 1 Dec. Vote 
for One of the Minifters to go to the King, recalled, 10 
Noy.—King’s Propofitions, to be confidered, 11. Read, with 
Lords Votes thereupon ; a Committee to frame Anfwers to 
Three of them, 13. Anfwers reported, read, and agreed to; 
Lords Concurrence fignified—Letter from Lords to the Com- 
miflioners to be figned by both Speakers, read, and agreed to, 
15—Commiflioners Letter of their Poceedings, with Papers in- 
clofed, read ; King’s Anfwer to the Propofition concerning the 
naming Officers, voted fatisfaGtory, 17—Time for continuing the 
Treaty, inlarged; Member to prepare a Letter to give Commif- 
fioners Notice thereof, 18—Lords Concurrence fignified—Pro- 
pofition touching fettling a Peace between England and Scotland, 
reported, read, and agreed to, 21—Lords Concurrence figni- 
fied, 22—Order for fending all the Votes to the Commif- 
fioners ; Letter from Lords to be figned by both Speakers, and 
fent with them, read, and agreed to, 21—Commiffioners 
Letter touching their aceiiieas-ieke for the Treaty, 
further inlarged; Vote to be fent in a Letter to them, with 
Power to acquaint the King therewith, 24. Lords Concur- 
rence figntied, 25———Divers Papers touching the Commil- 
fioners Proceedings, prefented ; Queftion for confidering the 


























King’s Anfwers now, Neg. Day appointed for it, 1 Dee.— 
Refolution for confidering them; Queftion for bringing in 
Candles, Neg. 2. Previous Queftion that King’s Anfwers 
are fatisfactory, Neg. 4. That they are a Ground to oa 

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ceed upon for the Settlement of the Peace of the Kingdom, 
Affirmative; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 5. Members 
declare their Diffent thereto, 21 Dec.——2g Jan.——Relo- 
lutions that the Vote for revoking Votes againft further Ad- 
dreffes to the King—That the Vote for a Treaty, were highly 
difhonourable to the Proceedings of Parliament, and appa- 
rently deftructive to the Good of the Kingdom; a Commit- 
tee to fee thefe Votes entered, 13 Dec.—Papers concerning 
the Declaration for Non-addrefs, and all Papers of that Na- 
ture, to be delivered to a Committee, 19 Declaration ex- 
prefling the Reafons for repealing feveral Votes, reported, 
read, and re-committed, 6 Jan. Reported from Re-commit- 
ment, read by Parts, and agreed to; Order for printing and 
difperfing it, 15. 











— Colonel Hammond’s Letter, read Second time; his re- 


ceiving the King’s eR a approved—Vote touching 
the King’s being in the fame State of Freedom as he was in at 
Hampton Court, explained; the Committee of the Revenue 
to provide Horfes, &amp;c. for his riding abroad—Order for fe- 
curing his Perfon within Carifbrooke Cattle, revoked—Orders 
of both Houfes concerning the prefent Safety! and Security of 
his Perfon, fo far as they carry any Reftraint within the Caftle, 
revoked, 2 Sept.—Letter from Carifbrooke Caftle, with Co- 
pies of Letters figned by the Appointment of the General 
Council of Officers, and Inftruétions to feveral Perfons for 
Safety of the Ifland and Care of the King’s Perfon in Colonel 
Hammond’s Abfence, read; a Committee to prepare Letter 
to the General, acquainting him therewith, and that his Order 
is contrary to the Refolution of both Houfes; and to defire 
him to recal it, and command Colonel Hammond to return 
to his Charge, 29 Nov. General’s and Colonel Hammond’s 
Letters, read, 30 Letter from Carifbrooke Cafile con- 
cerning the Removal of the King’s Perfon out of the Ifle of 
Wight; another from the General, read; Candles ordered ; 
previous and main Queftions that the Removal of the King 
out of the Ifle of Wight was without the Knowlege or Con- 
fent of this Houfe, feverally Affirmative, 4 Dec. Order for 
the General to keep him in fafe Cuftody, 13—Letter from 
Hurft Cafile, read; the Committee of the Revenue to confi- 
der what is fit to be done in the Point of Charge and Ser- 
vants to attend the King, and alfo in the Point of Safety ; 
Committees added as to this Purpofe, 15. Report; Allow- 
ance of 10/. per Diem, and Lift of Servants, approved, 16. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 18S —The Committee of the Re- 
venue to take Order for Satisfaction of Gentlemen attending 
him, 21—A Committee to confider how to proceed againtt 
the King and other capital Offenders ; all that come to have 
Voices, 23. Order for their meeting, 25—For preparing 
Ordinance concerning him, 26. Ordinance touching the 
King, read, 28. Committed ; all that come to have Voices, 
29. Ordinance to be reported; the Committee to prefent 
Names of Commiflioners, 30 Ordinance reported, and 
paffed, 1 Jan. Sent to Lords, 2—Refolution that the Com- 
mons in Parliament affembled do declare and adjudge, that by 
the fundamental Laws of this Kingdom, it is ‘Treafon in the 
King of England, for the Time being, to levy War againtt 
the Parliament and Kingdom of England, 1 Jan. Sent to 
Lords, 2. A Committee to fee how the Bufinefs ftands in 
the Lords Houfe upon the Ordinance and Vote touching the 
King; Report that the Vote was difagreed to, and the Ordi- 
nance read once, and caft out; a Committee to prepare Or- 
dinance for erecting a High Court of Juftice for Trial of the 
King ; Ordinance read twice, and committed ; all that come 
to have Voices ; Refolution that the Commons in Pariiament 
affembled do declare and adjudge, that by the fundamental 
Laws of this Kingdom, it is High Treafon in the King of Eng- 
land, for the ‘Time being, to levy War againft the Parlia- 
ment or Kingdom of England, 3. Ordinance reported, and 
to be ingroffed ; no Copy thereof to be delivered forth, 4. Or- 
der for prefenting it ingroffed, 5. Ordinance read, and paffed ; 
Order for meeting of the Commiflioners, 6. Refolution that 
it be enaéted for Law, and have the Force of a Law, to be 
endorfed upon the Aét, 8—Proclamation touching the Trial 
to be made at the Old Exchange, and in Cheapfide, g—Or- 
der for 1,000/. to defray the Charges of the Trial, 13. Or- 
dinance for that Purpofe, read twice, and pafled, 15—Let- 
ter from the Governor of Windfor Cafile, read; Order for 
an Allowance of 15/. per Diem for the King and his Attend- 
ants ; Governor to have the fame Power to dilplace difaffected 
Attendants as the Governor of the Ifle of Wight had, 2 Jan. 
—General to take fpeedy and effectual Care for clofe fecuring 
the King’s Perfon, and preventing Recourfe to him, 6—A 
Committee to prefent Names of fit Perfons to inventory and 
preferve the Goods in the King’s Houfes; Ordinance for 
that Purpofe, ordered, 16. Read twice, and committed, 17 
—Dr. Juxon to have Leave to repair to the King, according 
to his Defire, and continue as long as the King pleafes, but 


not to go to and from, 20. To be under the fame Reftraint 
Vo. VI. 











as the King, 27—Prince Eleétor’s Letter, defiring to be per- 
mitted to vifit the King, read, and agreed to, 202—Duke of 
Gloucefter and Lady Elizabeth to have Liberty to vifit him— 
Record of the Judgment againft the King, to be prefented— 
Aét prohibiting the proclaiming any Perfon as King, without 
the free Confent of the People in Parliament, fignified by 
A&amp; or Ordinance for that Purpofe, read twice, sa commit- 
ted, 27. Reported; Title read twice, and agreed to; A&amp; 
pafied ; Order for printing and publifhing it—For proclaiming 
it by Sound of ‘Trumpet in Cheapfide, the Old Exchange, 
and Weftminfter; the General, or fome General Officer, to 
take care it be done; a Committee to prepare Letter to the 
Sheriffs, to publith and proclaim it in their feveral Counties; 
Letter reported, read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign the 
Letters, and feveral of the Acts, and fend them to Mr. Soli- 
citor, to be fent by the Poft—Prince Ele¢tor has Leave to vifit 
the King, go. 

Kingdom, Houfe to confider fuch Expedients as fhall be offered 
for fettling the Peace and Government thereof, 16 &amp; 18 Dec. 
A Committee to prefent fome general Heads for a Settlement, 

26 Order for their meeting, and prefenting fomething ; 
Committee added, 2 Jan.—Refolution that the Commons of 
England in Parliament affembled do declare, that the People 
are, under God, the Original of all juft Power—That the 
Commons of England in Parliament affembled, being chofen 
by, and reprefenting, the People, have the fupreme Power in 
this Nation—That whatfoever is enacted or declared for Law 
by the Commons in Pariiament affembled hath the Force of 
Law, and all the People of this Nation are concluded thereby, 
though the Confent of King or Houte of Peers be not had 
thereto ; a Committee to prepare Declaration thereupon, 4. 
Previous Queftion for detfiring Lords Concurrence to the 
Votes, Neg. 18. Order for printing them, 30—Refolution 
that the Name of any One fingle Perfon fhall not be ufed in 
the Stile of Comimitlions under the Great Seal, Writs, or 
any other legal Proceedings, for the carrying on the Juftice 
of the Kingdom, referred to the Committee on the Ordi- 
nance for fettling Proceedings in the Courts of Juttice, 
9 Jan. 

Kinge, Colonel Edward, Letter and Information, with a Paper 
under his Hand, read; Order for fummoning him to attend ; 
Letter, &amp;c. referred to the Committee of the Army, 21 
Oét. 

Captain Thomas, Petition read; Order for paying him 

20/, in Part of his Arrears, 6 Jan, 

King’s Bench, Juftices appointed, 12 O&amp;. 

Knigit, Acthur, King’s Letter to the Sheriff for the Reprieve of 
his Sons, read; Bufineis to be left to the Courfe of Juftice, 
25 Sept. 

Kynajion, Edward, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and patted ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Sept. 








A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


EBLE, Serjeant, 1648, Report that a Juftice in the Kentith 

Circuit is fick; Order for a Commiffion under the Great 

Seal for him to go down; Act for that Purpofe, read, and 
paffed, 16 Mar. 

Keele, Jo'in, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Kelfey, Lieutenant Colonel, 1651, appointed Governor of Do- 
ver Cafile; the Council of State to give him a Commiffion, 
13 Muy. 

Kempe, ry rancis, 1650, Petition on his behalf; Order for a Par- 
don under the Great Seal, g Oct. 

Kempfon, Anthony, 1649, Letter that he is brought Prifoner to 
Plymouth; Order for removing him to Lichefter Gaol for 
High Treafon; Sir Hardres Waller to take Order for a fafe 
Convoy, 21 July. 

Kemyes, Sir Charles, 1650, Petition read; previous and main 
Queftions for referring it to the Commiflioners at Goldfiniths 
Hall, feverally Affirmative, 2 July. 

Kendall, Robert, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

William, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 Mar. 1649 

26 Sept. 1650. 

Kendall, 1649, Petition of Inhabitants, read, and referred to the 
Council of State, 24 Apr. 

Kent, 1648, Perfons in the late Infurreétion difabled to act upon 
any Ordinances for levying Monies in the County, 1 Feb.— 
Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants, referred to a Committee: 
Petitioners thanked, 2— Letter concerning the Forces, to be 
read, 16—General’s Letter, touching paying and difbanding 
the Forces under Sir Michael Livefay, and another, touching 
Part of thofe Forces, read; keeping up the Forces, approved 
—Order touching Money for difbanding all the Forces, except 

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a Company of Foot, and for Repayment of what Sir Michael 

Livefay has undertaken to the County for taking off free 

Quarter—The Council of State to confider how the Forces 

may be difpofed of for the Service of the Commonwealth ; 

Sir Michael Livefay thanked—Order for paying the Horfe at 

Dover equal with the Foot, to the time of difbanding— 

Names of Delinquents in the late Rebellion in the County 

difeharged by the Deputy Lieutenants, paying nothing, or 

inconfiderable Sums, read; a Committee to examine the 

Powers of the Committee to compound, and by what Rules 

they proceeded, 19. 

1649, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commiilion 
under the Great Seal, 7 Nov.-—-Member fent to fetch in a 
Petition of divers Inhabitants, 1 Meb. 

— 1650, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Commiflion 
under the Great Seal, 10 Jan. To take out his Com- 
miflion within Six Days, upon Pain of forfeiting 1,000 , 
6 Feb. 

—— Countefs of, Vide Goodrich Cafile. 

Key, Richard, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

— Jolin, 1650, appointed Alderman of Hall; Mayor to ad- 
minifter the Oath to him, 6 Sept. 

Keyjar, Captain, 1649, Bulinefs touching him, referred to the 
Council of State, 24 Aug. 

1650, appointed Commander of a Ship, 26 Sept. 

Kilborne, Ralph, 1650, Queftion for putting him into a Pardon, 
Neg. 2 Oét. 

Kildare, Countefs of, 1649, Order for allowing her 5/. per 
Week, in refpect of her Loffes, 15 June. For continuing it 
for ‘Three Months, 22. 

——~— 1650, her Cafe referred to the Committee touching necef- 
fitous Perfons going into Lreland, 20 Dee. 

Kilkenny. Vide Ireland. 

Killegrew, Sir Peter, 1649, to have Pafs to tranfport ‘Two 
Nags Cufiom and Impoft free, 31 Oct. 

Killingworth Catile, 1640, the Council of State to confider of 
demolithing or keeping it up, 7 July. 

King, 1648, Order for proclaiming the Aét prohibiting the pro- 
claiming any Perfon King in the Ile of Wight—Serjeant’s 
Return, touching proclaiming it, read; Order for 10s. to 
ach ‘Trumpeter; the Commitiee of the Revenue to confider 
of a Recompence to the Serjeant—Paper of divers Particulars 
touebing the late King’s Body, his George, Diamond, and 
Two Seals, reported; Queltions for fending the Garter, 
George, and Seals, to Charles Stuart his Son, feverally Neg. 
Particulars referred to a Committee, with Power to perute 
the late King's Papers, 31 Jan.—— Report that they are dil- 
poied in a Room under feveral Doors, now locked up; the 
Committee to prefent Particulars, 1 Feb. Guard for the 
King’s Perfon, to be continued, 3—Report; Place for his 
Funeral, 2pproved—Leave given to the Duke of Richmond 
and others to attend—The Duke to take Order for the Place, 
Circumfiance, aad Manner, of the Interment; the Commit- 
tee to provide 500/. for defraying the Charges thereof, 8— 
Act for prohibiting the printing and publifhing any Proceed- 
ings of the High Court of Juttice for the ‘Trial of the late 
King, ordered, 3 Feb. Read twice, and committed, 9g. Act 
for taking away the Ningthip, ordered, 7. To be prefented, 
eo——Read, 5 Mar. Commitied, 7. To be reported, 14. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 16. Read Third time; ‘Title 
read twice, aud to be ingroffed ; Act paffed, and to be printed; 
Sheriff to prociaim it in the Palace Yard, Cheapfide, and 
the Old Exchange, 17. Lord Mayor and Sheriff to attend at 
the proclaiming in all Places where Proclamations are ufually 
made, 23——Proceedings of the High Court of Jufiice, to 
be prefented, 9 &amp; 16 Feb.—Order for taking down the late 
King’s Arms over the Speaker's Chair—A&amp;t for taking them 
down out of the feveral Courts in Wefimintier, and all other 
Places, and fetting up the Arms of England in their fiead, 
ordered, 15—A Committee to prepare Act for difpoting of his 
Goods aud perlonal Mtiate, 24- Order for inventorying, 
appraifing, and felling them; the Council of State to direct 
what are fit to be relerved for the Ufe of the State—Com- 
miflioners, not Members, to be chofen, for inventorying, &amp;c. 
Money railed by the Sale to be employed towards Payment 
of Debts contracted before the War, and to Perfons not De- 
linquents, and for public Ufes of the Commonwealth-—Firtt 
30,000 /. to be paid to the Ufe of the Navy; Act to the Pur- 
pofe of thefe Refolutions, ordered, 23 Mar.—-‘Serjeant to feize 
at the Prefs all Books printing or printed under the Name of 
the late King, 16 Mar. Hloufe informed that the Prets had 
been feized; Butinels referred to the Committee of feandalous 
Pamphlets, 17. 

—— 1049, Lord Mayor to give Account touching proclaiming 
the Act for abolifhing the Kingly Office, 27 Mar. His De- 
fire to be excufed, reported ; previous and main Queftions for 
fummoning him to appear at the Bar, feverally Affirmative ; 














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Serjeant to —- the Order to him, 30——Lord Ma 
heard, 2 Apr. Vide Reynaldfon, Abraham—Order for pro- 
claiming it renewed to the new Lord Mayor; Member to 
give him Notice, 7 Member to give Account touching it 

10 May—Report that Lord Mayor and Fifteen Aldermen 

were at the proclaiming it; Two Aldermen to be fummoned 

to the Bar. Vide Soames, Sir Thomas, and Chambers, Alder- 
man—Information againft George Pryor, 31. Vide Pryor 

George—Proceedings of the High Court of Juftice, tc be 

prefented, 30 Mar. Propofition touching the Piétures and 

Statues, referred to the Council of State, to take care therein 

for the Benefit of the Commonwealth, 4 Apr. Order re- 

voked, 2 June-——-A¢t for inventorying, appraifing, fecuring 
and Sale of the Goods and perfonal [ftate of the late King, 

Queen, and Prince, read twice, and committed, 12 A r. 

——Reported, and to be ingrofled ; Truftee added, 2 June. 

Read Third time, 26 Palied, and to be printed, 4 July 

A Committee to confider how Obftructions in the Sale 

of them may be removed, 3 Aug. Order touching a 
Houle for the 'Truftees, 5 Sept. Late King’s Seals to be 
prefented to Houfe, to know what they will pleafe to order 
concerning them—The Council of State to take care of feye- 
ral Letters and Papers belonging to him, 21 July-—A&amp;é¢ for 
taking down his Arms in all public Places, ordered, 3 Aue. 
Regalia to be delivered to the Truftces; Order for meltine 
down the Gold and Silver, and felling the Jewels, o. a 

——. 1650, Generals at Sea to take care the late King’s Arms 
be taken down in all Ships—Juftices of Peace to take care 
they be taken down and defaced in all Churches ; Votes to 
be printed, 9 Apr.——-Report from the Council of State that 
they are fill remaining in feveral public Places in London, re- 
ferred to the Committee of plundered M inifters, 27 Dee. 
Order for taking them down in all public Places, and fettine 
up the Arms of the Commonwealth in their Room; the 
Charge to be paid out of Parifh Rates ; Sneriffs, Juftices, &amp;c. 
to fee the Order put in Execution, 5 Feb. Proceedings of 
the High Court of Jufiice upon his Trial, reported ; read at 
large; Aét for his ‘Trial, Precept for it, Charge, and Sen- 
tence againft him, prefented; Declaration that the Perfons 
intrufted have difcharged their Truft with great Courage and 
Fidelity, and that the Parliament approve their Proceedings 
and order them to be recorded, to remain among the Ke- 
cords of the Parliament—Refolution that they be ingroffed, 
and recorded among them—That they be tranfmitted into 
Chancery, to be kept there of Record, and fent from thence 
to the other Courts at Wefimintfier, and the Cuftos Rotulo- 
rum in each County, to be recorded there, 12 Dec. 

—— his Children, 1648, Report concerning them, to be made, 
23 Feb. 

1649, Earl of Northumberiand’s Letter touching them, 

to be confidered, 24 Apr. Read; Letter from. Lady Eliza- 
beth, read; Petition of their Servants appointed by Parlia- 
ment; Order for paying Monies due for their Maintenance, 
and Arrears of Servants. Wages; previous Quetfiion that Lad 
Elizabeth have Leave to go beyond Sea, Neg. Refolution for 
feitling 3,000 2. per Annum for Maintenance of the Duke of 
Gloucelicr and her—For committing the Care and Tuition 
of them to Sir Edward Harrington; the Council of State to 
confider of Inftruétions for him; Earl of Northumberland to 
be acquainted with thefe Votes, 25. Sir Edward Harrington’s 
Detire to be executed, in refpeét of his Sicknets, reported ; 
Bulinefs to be taken up, 27 Lady Elizabeth’s Letter, 
read—Earl of Northumberland to deliver the Duke of Glou- 
cefter and her to the Care and Tuition of Lady Leicefter, 
upon the Allowance of 3,o00/. per Annum; Commencement 
thereof; Member to acquaint them with the Order, 24 May 
——Their Letters read, and referred to the Committee of 
the Revenue, 11 June— Lady Leicefier to take care no other 
Ceremony is ufed to them than to Noblemen’s Children, 
13. 

—— 1650, upon Report from the Council that the public 
Peace might be endangered by Occafion of them, Refolu- 
tion for removing them torthwith beyond Sea; the Council to 
confider of a fit Place, the manner of fending them, and a 
Maintenance for them, 24 July Report ; Houfe informed 
that Lady Elizabeth is deceafed; the Committee of the Reve- 
nue to give Order for her Interment, and for Mourning for 
her Brother, and both their Servants—Refolution for ailow- 
ing Henry 1,5004. per Annum—For fending him to the Uni- 
verfity of Hedleburgh; the Council of State to fee it done, 
11 Sept. 

his Servants, 1648, their Petition, and General’s Letter 

relating thereto, referred to the Committee of the Revenue, 

21 Mar. 

1649, General’s Letter, touching them, referred to a 

Committee ; Order that they fufler no Prejudice in the mean 

time for not attending at Goldfmiths Hall, 26 May Re- 


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in the Chamber, rated at Two Parts of Three of their Wages 

and Board Wages, and others included within Articles, re- 

ported, and re-committed—Truftees for Sale of Kings Goods 
to contider of the Widows and Orphans of fuch as continued 
with the Parliament, and died in the Parliament’s Quarters— 

Lift of fuch as have been paid Part of their Penfions, reported, 

19 July. The Committee of the Revenue to pay 4,000. 

due to Labourers and Workmen in Scotland Yard; Lift re- 

committed, 20 A&amp; for relieving the poor Servants of the 

late King, Queen, and Prince, to be read, 20 Nov, A 

Committee to confider the Lift of the moft neceflitous, 14 

Mar. 

1650, Petition of feveral, read; Certificate of their Ac- 

counts; Order for paying their refpective Debts, 15 Nov. 

1651, Report of Sums due to Servants. and Creditors, 
with a Paper of Abatements, Omiflions, and Refpites; the 
Committee to give Directions for Payment of the feveral Sums, 

except the Abatements, &amp;c. 22 July. 

Kingdom, 1648, Houle to confider the Bufinels of fettling the 

_ general Government thereof, 1 Feb. Houfe of Lords to be firft 
confidered, 2&amp; 3. Previous Queftion for taking their Advice 
in the Exercife of the Legiflative Power, Affirmative; main 
Quefiion, Neg.—Refolution that the Houfe of Peers in Parlia- 
ment is ufelefs and dangerous, and ought to be abolifhed; Act 
for that Purpofe, ordered, 6. Vide Lords, Houfe of —Quef- 
tion that Houfe be turned into a grand Committee, to debate 
the Bufinefs of Kingfhip, Neg—Refolution that it has been 
found by Experience, and this Houfe doth declare, That the 
Office of a King in this Nation, and to have the Power 
thereof in any fingle Perfon, is unneceflary, burthenfome, 
and dangerous to the Liberty, Safety, and publick Intereft, of 
the People of this Nation, and therefore ought to be abolifhed ; 
Act for that Purpote, ordered, 7 Vide King—Declaration 
that the fundamental Laws fhall be maintained, and that 
Judges fhall proceed according to them, reported, read, 
agreed to, and to be printed, 8. Members to difperte it ; 
Serjeant to proclaim it in Wettminfter Hall, o. 

Kinfey, Richard, 1650, Petition read, 9 Oct. Another pre- 
fented by Sheriffs, read; previous and main Quefiions for 
pardoning him, feverally Affirmative; Oxyder for pafling the 
Pardon under the Great Seal, 15—Act for pardoning him and 
‘Thomas Matthews, ordered, 23 Read twice, and com- 
mitted, 26 Dec.——Reported, and pafled, 22 Jan. 

Kirby, Captain Francis, 1650, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
26 Sept. 

Airk, John, James, and Mary. Vide Jacob, Harmon. 

Kirkby Kendall, 1650, Letter from thence; Choice of the 
Mayor, approved ; Order for difabling Perfons who have not 
taken the Engagement from being Aldermen, Burgeffes, or 
Juftices of Peace, 9g O€t. 

Knight, Mr. defired to preach, 20 Apr. 1649 11 Sept. 1650 

Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 2 May, 1649 
10 Oct. 1650. 

Ifaac, 1649, Petition read; Order for admitting him to 
double upon Purchafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, gJuly. 

Major, 1649, Petition of his Troop, read, and referred 
to the Committee of the Army, 26 Feb. 

Kynajion, Edward, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Goldfiniths Hall, 19. 

Kyrle, Colonel Robert, 1651, Bill for pardoning his Delin- 
quency, ordered; Commiilioners of the Great Seal to pafs the 


Pardon, 2 July. 


























24° Car. 1. Parl. &amp;. A. 1648. 


Vide Deincourt, Lord. 


FY AK E, Lancelot, and Thomas. 
4 


Lambeth Houle, Motion from the 'Truftees for Sale of 


Bifhops. Lands, touching the Records there; a Commit- 
tee to confider of fome Place of Security for them, that the 
Houte may be delivered up to the Purchafers, 30 Sept.—The 
Committee of Complaints to examine the Bufinefs touching 
the Purchafe; Order againft pulling it down in the mean time, 
10 Nov. 

Lamerton, Part of the Profits of the Impropriation to be em- 
ployed towards the Maintenance of the Minifter, 22 Nov. 
Lancajter County, Committees Letter read, and referred to the 

Gentlemen of the County, 25 Sept. The Committee for 
providing Money for the Forces to meet, and make Report, 
17 Odi.—Order for difbanding all the Forces in the County ; 
General to be defired to fee it done—For 4,o00/. towards 
paying them; Ordinance for that Purpofe, * ordered—Order 
for paying 3,155/. 15s. 10d. for their Ufe; each Troop and 
Company to chufe Perfons to receive their Proportions ; the 
Committee of Accounts in Lancafhire to audit and certify 
their Accounts to the Committee of Accounts here; Order 
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INDEX ¢o the StxtTH VouumeE., 


touching Payment of their Arrears—A Committee to prepare 
Ordinance for repealing the Ordinance of 29th Augufi for the 
County, 24 Order for paying the 3,155 4. 15s. 10d. pay- 
able in courfe to Lord Willoughby of Parham for the Ute of 
the Forces, 8 Nov. Generai’s Letter touching the Pay- 
ment thereof, read, and fent to Lords, 23 Dee. Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion to him, 23 Nov. 
Agreed &lt;o by Lords, 2g—Members have Leave to go into the 
Country, and to be employed in haftening the bringing in the 
Affeflments for the Army, 25—Order touching Security or 
prefent Payment of the 4,0o00/. 28-———Orainance for repeal- 
ing the Ordinance for fettling the Militia of the County, or- 
dered, 14 Dec. Read, and pafled, 16. Houfe put Lords in 
mind thereof, 20. Conference defired by them thereupon, 
agreed to, 21. Reporters appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported—Bufinefs. touching the 3,155/. 15s. 10d. referred 
to a Committee, 23. 
Duchy of, Attorney appointed, 12 O&amp;. 

Landguard, Fort, Order for fending down fuch Ammunition as 
the Governor fhall demand, and for paying for them, 
13 Nov. 

Langdale, Sir Marmaduke, to be excepted from Pardon, 
6 Nov. 

Langherne, Major General Rowland, previous and main Quef- 
tions for banifhing him, feverally Affirmative, 10 Nov. 
Lords Concurrence fignified, 14. Vide, Holland, Earl| of. 
Refolution that the Vote concerning banifhing him is deftruc- 
tive to the Peace and Quiet of the Kingdom, and derogatory 
to the Jutiice thereof, and to be revoked, 13, Dec. 

Lauderdale, Lord, the Committee of the Militia to examine by 
what Authority Guards are placed over his Goods, and to re- 
move them; Order for fequeftering and difpofing of them, 
30 Sept. Petition of his Lady and Daughter, tent from 
Lords, 4 O¢t.—State of the Cale touching the Goods, reported; 
Houle adhere to their former Vote; the Committee of the 
Militia to fee them put into the Purchafers Hands, 10. 

Leach, George, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Sept. 

Lee, Mr. Complaint concerning his Sermon, referred to the 
Committee of Complaints, 16 Nov: 

Leeds, Robert, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 28 Sept. 

Legg, Colonel William, a Committee to confider the Grounds 
and Reafonof his Refiraint, 2 Sept. 

Leicefier County, Order for 3,000/. towards Maintenance of 
their Forees—Thofe at Pontelract to aflift in the Bufinefs of 
Cumberland and Wefimorland, 25 Sept.——Petitioa of well- 
affected Inhabitants, read; Speaker’s Anfwer, 2 Oct. Or- 
der appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiilion to him, 23 
Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 29—Members have Leave to go 
into the Country, and to be employed in haftening the Pay- 
ment of the Affeffinents for the Army, 25. 

Leominjier, Petition of Inhabitants, read; High Steward dif- 
charged ; another appointed, 22 Nov. 

Lewis, Cornet, 1648, Order for paying his Executors 200 /. in 
full for his Arrears, and Monies lent by him, 18 Nov. Agreed 
to by Lords, 21, 

Lidcoit, Colonel John, to be recommended to a Command in 
fome good Ship for the Winter Guard, 3 Jan. 

Lilbourne, Lieutenant Colonel John, Ordinance for Reparation 
to him, to be read, 4 Sept. Read; Queftions for Comtsie- 
ment and pafling, feverally Neg. Order for paying him 3,000 /. 
for Reparation of Damages tuftained by Colour of Two Sen- 
tences againft him in the late Star-chamber; a Committee to 
prepare Ordinance for fettling Lands on him and his Heirs to 
that Value—Order for paying him goo/. in Part of his Ar- 
rears, 5 Ordinance for raifing 3,000/. to be paid to him 
out of Delinquents Eftates, read, 22 Nov. Order for Se- 
cond Reading, 16 Dec. Read, and pafled, 18. Sent to Lords, 
20. Returned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 
21. 

Lincoln County, Houfe put Lords in mind of an Order con- 
cerning it; Order agreed to, 23 Sept.—Letter for haitening 
the bringing in the Arrears of the Affeffments for the Army, 
reported, read, and agreed to; Members to fign and fend 
Copies thereof, 25 Order for difbanding the fupernuinerary 
Horfe, except as excepted; agreed to by Lords, 21 Nov. 
—Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commitlion to 
him, 23. Agreed to by Lords, 2g9—Members have Leave to 
go intothe County, and to be employed in haftening the 
bringing in the Affeffments for the Army, 25——-lhe Com- 
mittee to lay an Affeflment of 2,500/. upon the Couuty, for 
Relief of the Forces before Pontefract, 2 Jan. Act for that 
Purpofe, ordered, 22. 

City, Former Affeflment thereupon to be joined to the 


Affeflment fet upon the County; the Committee of the Army 
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to fee the City pay no more than their due Proportion ; Or- 
dinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 21 Oct. 

——— Earl of. Vide Tatterfhall Caftle. 

Lingen, Henry, Refolution for banifhing him, 10 Nov. Agreed 
to by Lords, 13. Vide Holland, Earl of Refolution voted 
deftructive to the Peace and Quiet of the Kingdom, and de- 
rogatory to the Juftice thereof, and to be revoked, 13 Dec. 

Lifle, Lord, the Committee for Irith Affairs to ftate his Accounts, 
24 O&amp;. 

Lloyd, William, Order for his Difcharge, 2 O&amp;. 

London, Ordinance for inlifting Horfe and Foot for the City, re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments ; previous Queftion for 
adhering to the Ordinance as fent up, Affirmative; a Com- 
mittee to aflign Reafons to be offered at a Conference, 2 Sept. 
—Petition of the City, to be read, 4—Report that the City 
will give a pofitive Kabwes touching 10,000 /. intended for 
the Teste, . Proceedings of the Teannittes appointed to 

go thither, reported ; another Committee to prefs the {peedy 

sroviding 2,o00/. and the reft as foon as they can; Lord 
iow to be defired to call a Common Council, 8. Report 
that 2,000/. is ready; Order touching the Payment thereof, 

9. Vide King—Order touching the Payment of the Remain- 

der; a Committee to hafien it, 13—Ordinance for the Loan, 

fecuring, and Re-payment of the 10,000/. read, and _ paffed; 

Lords Concurrence to be defired—Ordinance, with Blanks 

for Names of Perfons to be authorized to receive and iffue 

out the Money, read; Receiver nominated ; Ordinance paffed, 

20. Agreed to by Lords, 21—Order for paying 4,o00/. 

Part of the remaining 8,o00/. Members to take care the Mo- 

nies behind may be paid fealonably, 23 Sept. 24 O&amp;. 

Order for iffuing the Remainder, if any—Lord Mayor to be 

defired to call a Common Council; Member to acquaint him 

therewith; a Committee to propound to them a further Loan 
of 4,000/, upon the Security given for the former, 3 Nov. 

Ordinance for Reimburfement and Re-payment thereof, read, 

and paffed; Lords Concurrence fignified, 10 Defires of 

the City for 1,000 Chaldron of Coals from Neweaftle, free 
from lg for the Benefit of the Poor, referred to the 

Committee of the Revenue, 6 Sept. State of the Grant, re- 

ported ; 1,000 /. of the Arrears for the Affeffments of the Army 

of the City, to be laid out for that Ule, 13 Ordinance 
for that Purpote, read, and paffed, 2 Oct. Returned fiom 

Lords, with Amendments; Amendments difagreed to, 10 

Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to take care the Poor be provided 

with Coals at reafonable Rates, 30 Jan. Petition of well- 

affeéted Perfons in and near London, read; the Committee of 

Complaints to examine the Matters of Fact mentioned therein, 

11 Sept.—Names of Perfons who owe Arrears of the Affeil- 

ments for the Army, to be returned to a Committee, 13—The 

Committee of Sequefirations to levy Monies in Arrears by fe- 

veral, 7 Ot. Order for fummoning them to give Account of 

their Proceedings, 21. Order for fequeftering the Eftates of 
all in Arrear, 30 Petition of the Committee, to be read, 

30 O&amp;.——6 Nov.—Order enabling the Committee to call 

the Collectors to Account, agreed to by Lords, 28 Ge- 

neral’s Letter to Lord Mayor, &amp;c. prefented by a Sheriff, 
read, and to be returned; a Committee to prepare Letter to the 

General; Letter reported, read, and agreed to; City to havea 

Copy figued by Speaker—Order for them to provide forthwith 

40,000 /. of the Arrears, upon Security of the faid Arrears, 

1 Dec. A Committee to confer with the Common Council, 

and the Committee of the Militia, about the Security of the 

Parliament—Ordinance for putting Papifts and Delinquents 

out of the Lines, and Twenty Miles diftant, ordered, 4 Nov. 

-—Lord General to be defired to prohibit them from coming 

or ftaying, and to fecure fuch as difobey, 5 Jan. Major 

General Skippon fent into the City to appeafe Tumults, 6 

Dec. Thanked for fiopping the City Guards from coming to 

the Houfe; Militia to be thanked for their Service therein; 

Order for them to forbear fending any Guards, 7—Ordinance 

touching the Eleétions of Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &amp;c. read 

twice, and committed, 15. Reported, pafled, and to be 
printed, 16. Agreed to by Lords, 18—Additional Ordi- 

nance, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence fignified, 20— 

Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. touching the Eleétions of Of- 

ficers, read, and referred toa Committee; Speaker’s Anfwer, 

23. Report—Explanatory Ordinance, read twice, and com- 

mitted; the Committee to confider Oaths to be taken by the 

Common Council, 28 Report to be made, 3 Jan. 

Order for proceeding to the Election of Common Council 

Men, 28 Dec. For completing the Election of a Ward, 

3 Jan.—Lord Mayor to be required to fufpend the taking the 

ufual Oaths, 5—To fend up the Book of Oaths to be taken 

by City Officers to the Committee of Oaths, when required, 
g—Ordinance for authorizing the Common Council, elected 
noneens to a former Ordinance, to perform their Duty, and 
give Order for electing fubordinate Ofiicers, read, and pafled 












































—Order for leaving out Words in the Oath to be taken by 
23 














them, 13—Petition of the Common Council, with a Narra- 
tive of their Proceedings on the 13th Inftant, read; Declara- 
tion that they ought to be entered among the Ads of Com- 
mon Council; Petition, and Narrative, referred to a Com- 
mittee; Speaker’s Anfwer; Petition, Narrative, Vote there- 
upon, Speaker’s Anfwer, to be printed—Petition of In- 
habitants of Bread-ftreet Ward, read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee ; Alderman to proceed to a new Ele¢tion of Common 
Council Men, 15—Act for removing Obftruétions in Pro- 
ceedings of the Common Council, read, 20 Order for 
taking down the Chains, and fecuring them for the Wards to 
whom they belong, and for reftoring thofe already taken 
down, to be fent to lord Mayor—Ordinance for fettling the 
Militia, to be read, 6 Jan. Act for that Purpofe, read; 
Claufe added; Act pafled, 17—Petition of divers Inhabitants, 
read, and referred to a Committee; Petitioners thanked, 18 
—Commiffion Officers, and others of the Militia, to aét upon 
their Commiflions, 1g—Petition of Inhabitants, in behalf of 
John Frye, read, 30. Vide Frye, John. 





Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages—A Committee to view their 


Journals, 2 &amp; 9 Jan. Report, 3. 


Love, Captain, his Information of an Agreement between the 


Scots and Lord Inchiquin, to be read—Order for reporting 
.? . ~ . ‘ ie ce 5 
his Accounts; Houfe to confider his Arrears, Sufferings, and 
Services, 2 Sept. 


Lovelace, Lord, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to report 


touching him, and fequefter his Eftate; Order for difpofing 
of Part thereof, 28 Nov. 


Lowther, Sir Gerard, Order for paying him 5001. fent to Lords, 


2 Sept. 


Lowthian, Colonel, Order for paying him 1,000/. in part of his 


Arrears, 4 Ot. Agreed to by Lords, 7. 


Lucas, Sir Thomas, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 


his Delinquency,read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 2 Oct. 


Lucke, Monfieur de St.to have Pafs to go into France, 11 


Sept. 


Lymn, John, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 


Delinquency, read, and patfled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 25 Sept. 


Lynn, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Comptroller of the 


Cuftoms there, read, and paffed, 17 Oct. 


A. 1648, 1649, 1650, XY 1651. 


LAMBERT, Major General, 1648, Petition of his Forces, 


With General’s Letter, read; a Committee to ftate their 
Accounts; his difbanding thofe in the North, approved; Or- 
der for Letter of Thanks, 10 Feb. Report touching the 
ftating their Accounts; Commitlioners for Affeffments in 
Yorkthire to fiate them, and give Debentures for their Secu- 
rity, 13. 

1649, General’s Letter touching him, read; Order for 
fettling 300¢. per Annum on him and his Heirs for ever; Aé 
for that Purpote, ordered, 27 Mar. To be read, 17 Aug. 
21 Sept. Read twice, and committed, 25. 

1650, to be reported, 25 Apr. Reported; Queftion 
for Ingroffment, Neg. Act paffed, 1 May. 

John, 1649, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 Mar. 











Lamprier, Clement, 1649, appointed Captain of a Ship, 2 


Mar. 


Lancajier County, 1648, Order for difbanding the Forces there, 


and in Weftmorland; a Committee to confider how they 
may be difbanded, and difpofed of for the Service of Lreland, 
aud how Money may be raifed for that Purpofe; Order for 
drawing out fuch as may be ufeful for Ireland; Member to 
aflift herein, 10 Feb. Report touching the manner of fatisfy- 
ing their Arrears—A Committee to prepare Letter for an Efti- 
mate of the Loffes and Damages fuftained by the coming in 
of the Scots, and by the Forces fent down for their Defence, 
13—Another Committee to contider of fettling the Courts of 
Juftice, and the Affizes to be held there, 22—High Sheriff ap- 
pointed, pro hac vice, 23-—~A Cominittee to prepare Act 
for adjourning the Aflizes, and avoiding Inconveniences that 
may happen thereby, 2 Mar. 

1640, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commif- 
fion under the Great Seal, 2 Apr—Aé for contiituting Juf- 
tices of Peace in the County, read, and paffed, 26 Peti- 
tition of Inhabitants, 2 May—Order for paying the Remainder 
of the laft Colleétion made for the Poor, 21 Commiffion- 
ers added for the Affeffments of 90,o00/. per Menfem, 4 June 
26 Oct. Two Barons of the Exchequer to confider 
how to continue the Proceedings in the County as formerly, 
15 June—A@ for keeping an Affize in the Caftle, read 
twice, and committed, 22. Reported, and paffed—Com- 
miflioners of the Great Seal to appoint Juftices of Peace 
and Gaol Delivery, 25 A&amp; for altering the Seal, read pes 

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and committed, 6 July. Reported, and paffed, 28—Seal de- 
livered to the Commitlioner, 30 -——Order touching Payment 
of 4,600/. for eer the Forces, revoked, 21 Aug. 
Order for paying 3,155.4. 15s. 10d. out of Lord Willoughby 
of Parham’s Eftate, to ftand; Refidue to be charged on Gold- 
fmiths Hall; referred to them to pay it, 4 Mar. Order 
for Satisfaction to the Soldiery and Miniftry out of the Se- 
quefirations of the County, 23 Jan—For a Commitlion 
under the Duchy Seal for Judges to go the next Affizes, 2 Feb. 
A&amp; for keeping the Affizes at Lancafter, read, and pafled, 
6 Mar. 




















1640, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Patent 
under the Great Seal, 21 Nov.—For a Patent under the 
Duchy Seal, 22 Order for continuing Two Regiments 
Three Months longer—Yor receiving Nine Troops of Horfe 
and Dragoons into Pay for the fame time, to prevent and re- 
= any Impreflion that may be made into thofe Parts, 4 
Mar. 

Duchy of, 1649, a Committee to prepare A&amp; to en- 
able the Court of Exchequer to levy Debts incurred therein, 
26 Apr.cm—aAttorney General’s Refignation, accepted ; ano- 
ther appointed—Aé¢t for altering the Seals of the Duchy Cham- 
ber at ty eftminfter, read twice, and committed ; Keeper ap- 
pointed, 6 July. Act reported, and paffed, 28. Seal deli- 
vered to the Commiffioner, 30—Act conttituting a Chancel- 
Jor and Attorney General, read; Queftion for pafling, Neg. 
16 July—Another to the fame Purport, read, and paffed, 28 
ae touching the Arrear of the Duchy, read, and paffed, 
17 July. 

1650, the Committee for regulating Laws to confider 
what is fit to be done concerning the Duchy, 22 Nov. 

1651, Act ior continuing the Chancellor and Attorney, 
read, and pailed, 8 July. 

Landguard Fort, 1651, Bufinets concerning it, referred to the 
Council of State, 29 Apr. 

Lane, -_ 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 6 Apr. 

2 ar. 

—- bars 1651, difcharged from being Recorder of Wickham, 
18 July. 

Sonali, Lord, 1649, Cafe of his Debt, reported, and referred 
back to the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall, 22 May. 

Langdale Sit Marmaduke, 1648, Refolution for banifhing him, 
and confifcating his Eftate, 14 Mar. 

Langham, John, 1649, difcharged from being Alderman ; the 

7 to proceed to a new Elediion, 7 Apr. 

Langham, 1649, the Committee of plundered Minifters to place 
an able Minitter there, 21 May. 

Langherne, Major General, 1648, to be tried by a Court Mar- 
tial, 14 Mar. 

1649, Order for his Pardon aad Enlargement, 7 May. 

Langley, Marten. Vide Stamford, Chriftopher. 

~ Sir William, 1650, Accufation and Examination touch- 
ing him, referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 15 
Apr. 

Landis: Antony, 1649, his Information touching Frauds in 
Sir John Clotworthy’s Accounts, 9 Feb. Vide Clotworthy, 
Sir John. 

Lajfhford, Margaret, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Lafflls, Sir George, 1650, the Committee, of Obfiructions to 
examine how the publie Faith came to be given him for 
Goods plundered trom him, with Power to examine all Mat- 
ters of the like Nature ; Committee added, 20 Dec. 

Latham, Thomas, 1649, continued Deputy Steward of Weft- 
minfter, 5 Feb. 

Taware, Wiabella, 1651, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee on the Bill touching the Arrears of the Court of 
Wards; Order for ftaying all Proceedings againft her in the 
Exchequer, 27 May. 

Lawd, Thomas, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Laws, 1649, the Committee for regulating them to fit de die 
in diem, 16 Aug. 4 Dec. Committees added ; Order 
for making Report, 2 Nov. Committee revived, 4 Dec. 

1650, Houfe to confider of regulating the Proceedings, and 
of exorbitant Fees, 22 Oét.—Order for putting all the Books 
and Procecdings in the Englifh Tongue only—For writing 
them in an ordinary legible Hand—A Committee to confider 
of Delays and‘unneceflary Charges in Proceedings, how Juries 
may be impartially returned, and what Laws are fit to be re- 
pealed—Another Committee to prepare A&amp; for taking away 

Days not Juridical, 25. 

1650, A&amp; for turning the Books of Law, and all Pro- 

ceedings, into Englifh, ordered, 1 Nov. Read twice, and 

committed, 8. Previous Queftion for reporting it, Affiirma- 
tive; Bill to be ingroffed, 15. Paffed, and to be tranfmitted 


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mittee for regulating Laws; At for taking away the Fee 

called Darnna Clericorum, or Damage clear, ordered, 13 

Dec. Read twice ; Petitions read ; Queftions for Commit- 

ment and Ingroffment, feverally Neg. Act paffed, and to be 

printed, 17 Jan. | 

1651, Ad for transferring the T'ratiflations of the Proceed- 
ings in Law to the Lords Commiflioners, Matter of the Roils, 
and chief Judges of the Upper Benci, Common Pleas, and 
Exchequer, read twice, and committed; 4 Apt. Reported ; 
Title agreed to; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. A&amp;ct patfed, 
and to be printed, o. 

Laycock, Margaret, 1650, Order for paying her 3/. out of the 
Box-money, 27 Feb. 

Tugett, William. Vide Harris; William: 

Lead, Vide Derby County. 

Ore. Vide fullers Earth. ; 

Leake, Nicolas, 1650, his Defires and Overtures, reported, 4 
Apr. His Petition read, 25. Vide Deincourt, Lord. 

Leech, Mary, 1650, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; Or- 
der for paffing it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Legg, Colonel William, 1649, Letter that he is brought Pri- 
foner to Plymouth ; Ordet for removing him to Exeter Gaol 
for High Treafon; Sir Hardres Waller to take Order for a 
fafe Convoy, 21 July. 

Leicefer County, 1648, Petition of well-affeted Inhabitants, 


read, and reterred to a Committee ; Petitioners thanked, 19 
Mar. 











1649, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commiffion 
under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. Leave given him to go out 
of the County, 28 Jan. 
— 1650, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commiffion 
under the Great Seal, 21 Nov. Order for receiving a Troop 
of Horfe into Pay for Three Months, 4 Mar. 

-" 1651, Sheriff has Leave to refide out of the County, 29 

ay. 

















Town, 1650, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of Obfiru€tions in the Sale of Fee- 
farm Rents, 23 Apr. 

Leigh, Lady Mary, 1649, Queftion for allowing her 3/. per 
Week, Neg. 16 July. 

1650, her Cafe referred to the Committee touching necef- 

fitous Perfons going into Lreland, 20 Dec. 

Mr. 1650, defired to preach, 4 Mar. Queftion for thank- 
ing him, Neg. 14. 

Leith. Vide Scotland. 

Leman, William, 1650, appointed one of the Council of State 
10 Feb. 

Lenthall, Francis, 1651, Refolution for a Grant to him o 
1,960/. in Satisfa@ion for so much, belonging to feveral Suit- 
ors, and ftolen out of the Rolls Chapel, to be paid by him to 
them; Attorney General to prepare, and Commiflioners of 
the Great Seal to pafs it, 1 July. 

Levant Company, 1650, Report touching them, to be made, 
23 &amp; 29 Od. Report from the Council of Trade to the 
Council of State touching a Convoy into the Levant; Refo- 
lutions thereupon, 31 O¢t. Vide Convoys—Complaint of the 
— &amp;c. againft Henry Hide, 29 Jan. Vide Hide, 
enry. 

Lever, Richard. Vide Blowers, Alexander. 

Levefon, Colonel Thomas, 1648, previous and main Queftions 
for banifhing him, and confifcating his Eftate, feverally Af- 
firmative, 21 Mar. 

Sir Richard, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 

Fine, to be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken of the Non- 

payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 12 May. Cale 

referred to the Committee at Goldimiths Hall, 19. 

1650, his Petition read, 7 Jan. Order for him to pay 

the Remainder of his Fine, 14. 

Sir James, 1649, Order for examining his Patent, 17 

















July. . 
Leufon, Thomas, 1651, Petition read; Queftion for leaving 


him out of the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 23 
Apr. 





Dame Frances, 1651, Petition read, 23 Apr. 

Lewis, George, 1650, Order for paying him 5/. out of the 
Box-money, 10 Jan. A 

Liberties, 1650, A&amp; for difcharging Lords and Bailiffs thereof 
from taking any Oath, pafling any Account, or fuing out any 
Quiectus in any Office of the Court of Exchequer, read, 4 
Sept. Order for Second Reading, 11. Committed, 12—— 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 10 O&amp;. Read Third time; 
Debate thereon adjourned, 17——Refumed ; Aé pafled, and 
to be printed, 7 Nov. 

Lidcott, Colonel John, 1648, appointed Commander of a Ship; 
the Ship to be fent forth in the Summer’s Fleet, 9 Feb. 

Liddall, Sir Thomas, 1649, upon Report from the Commif- 
fioners for compounding, Order for delivering up — 

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entered into for fecuring his Fine for his Delinquency, 20 
July. 

Lilborne, George, 1650, Accufation and Examination touching 

him, referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 15 Apr. 

-- 1651, his Petition read; previous and main Queftions 
for referring it to the Commiflioners for compounding, fevye- 
rally Athrmative, 4 July. 

Lilbourne, Lieutenant Colonel John, 1640, Proceedings of the 
Council of State concerning him and others, reported ; Attorney 
General to profecute him, touching a Book, intituled, “ The 
“ Second Part of England’s new Chains difcovered ;” his 
Commitment, approved, 11 Apr. Petition on his behalf; 
Refolution that the Petitioners have a fharp Reprehenfion ; a 
Committee to withdraw aad prepare it; Report; Speaker 
reprchends them; Reprehenfion to be printed and eye 
18—Attorney General to confult with the Council of State 
how to proceed againft him; they to appoint Counfel and 
Solicitor, 26 Petitions of Citizens on his behalf—Another 
from Effex, 2 May—None to be admitted to fee him, except 
as excepted, g—Previous and main Queftions for confining 
him in a feparate Apartment from other Prifoners, feverally 
Affirmative ; previous Queftion for Allowance to him during 
his clofe Confinement, Neg. 12. Lieutenant of the ‘Tower 
to take care he has neceflary Provifions tor his Subfiftence, 15 
——Leave given him to vifit his fick Wife and Children, upon 
Security to reuder himfelf again to the Tower, 18 July 
Petition of Citizens on his behalf, 16 O¢t.—Procecdings upon 
his Trial at Guildhall, reported, 32——His Eleétion to the 
Office of Common Council Man, declared void, 26 Dee. 

1650, his Petition read, 2 Apr——Another to be 
read, 22 June. Lead, and referred to a Committee to confi- 
der of Satisfaction to him for Arrears of Money formerly or- 
dered him, 27 Report; Order for paying him 1,583/. 18s. 
4d. Act for that Purpofe, ordered, 16 July. ‘To be pre- 
fented, 19. Read twice; Qucftion for Commitment, Neg. 
Order for Ingroflment, 23. Act paffed, go. 

Lilburne, Colonel Robert, 1650, Petition read, and referred to 
ithe Committee of Obfiructions, 7 Nov.——Report ; Order 
for paying him 1,000 /. out of his Difcoveries, 18 Mar. 

Lincoln County, 1649, Commiflioners added for the Affeffment 
of go,o0o0/. per Menfem, 23 May 15 June——24 July 

4 Feb.———Commiilioners Letters read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Army; Order for fpeedy bringing in the 
Money, 24 July High Sheriff appointed; Order for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 


——— 1650, like Order, 12 Nov. 
1651, upon Report from the Council of State, A@ en- 
abling the late Commiflioners of the Militia to raife 1,800 /. 
for Pay of Two Troops kept up in the County, ordered, 27 


June Read twice ; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Aét 
paffed, 10 July. 

City, 1649, Commiffioner added for the Affeffment of 
g0,000/. per Menfem, 15 June Petition of poor Free- 
men, read; Order for renewing a Leale for Forty Years for 
their Relief, 4 Sept. Aét for preaching the Gofpel, and 
Maintenance of Minifters there, ordered, 15 Mar. 

Earl of. Vide Tatterfhall Cetile. 

Lindfey, Lord, 1649, Petition concerning his draining, ten- 
dered ; Queftion for reading it, Neg. 8 May. 

Lingen, Henry, 1650, Report from Goldfiniths Hall concern- 
ing him, to be made, 23 Aug.—His Petition to be read, go. 
Linley, Thomas, 1649, Petition read; Liberty given him to 
take Advantage at Law againft Mr. Cox—Order for paying 
him Money ditburfed for Horfe and Arms for the Parliament’s 

Service, 9 July. 

Lifle, Lord, 1649, State of his Accounts, reported ; Accounts 
‘allowed ; Order for paying him 4,864/. 4s. 6d. as Lord Lieu- 
tenant of Ireland, 15 June Appointed One of the Council 

of State, 12 Feb. 

John, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 Feb. 
—-—1648 12 Feb. 1649 7 Feb. 1650. 

Lifter, Thomas, 1649, Petition read; Order for paying him 
3,000/, out of Compofition-monies, 13 Sept. 

Litchfield, 1649, Commiflioners added for the Affeflinent of 
go,000l. per Menfem, 23 May. 

- 1651, Refolution for difpofing of the Cathedral to fet 
the Poor on Work; previous Queftion for allotting 1,500 /. for 
the Poor of Staffordthire, Neg.—Refolution for allotting One 
Moiety for them, and the other for the Poor of the Diocefe 
-——Order for a Commiflion under the Great Seal to Juftices 
of the Peace to make the Diftribution, 4 Apr. 

Liverpoole, 1649, Report touching the Lofles of the Town; 
Order for 10,000/. out of certain Delinquents Eftates, for 
Satisfaction thereof; the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to 
confider former Orders, and ftate the Matter of Faét touching 
the Town, 7 May———Order for repairing the Garifon, 30 
Nov. Propofition for that Purpofe, reported; Order for 
Gool. for the Service, 2 Feb. 


SrixtH VoLtuMeE. 
1649, new Writ, 28 Aug. 


Lloyd, Anne, 1649, Queftion for reading her Petition, Neg. 24 


Sept. 
Richard, 1649, Petition read, 9g O&amp;. 

—— Owen, 1650, Order for inferting him in a Pardon, 2 O4. 
—For reprieving him, and ftaying Execution—Commiffioners 
to pafs the Pardon under the Great Seal, 11. 

Loftus, Lady Dorothy, 1649, Order for allowing her 51. per 
Weck, in regard of her Loffes, 15 June. 

———— 1650, her Cafe referred to the Committee touching ne- 
ceflitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dee. 

~— 1051, her Petition to be read, 13 Aug. 

Sir Adam, 1649, the Council of State to ftate the Bufi- 
nefs touching 4,000/. claimed by him, and the Lofs of his Of- 
fice, 15 June Order for making ~— 10 &amp; 21 Aug. 
Report, referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 28 
Order for paying him 2004. 9 July. 

—— Sir Arthur, 1649, Lord Lieutenant’s Letter to Speaker, 
and his Petition inclofed ; the Council of State to confider 
his Bufinefs, 10 Aug. 

——— 1650, Order for allowing his Wife and Children 4/. per 
Week, for their prefent Relief, 22 June. 

Logwood, 1649, the Committee of the Navy to confider touch- 
ing the Bufinefs thereof, 13 Mar. 

— 1650, Report touching reftraining the Statutes againtt 
_the Importation thereof, 20 June. 

London, 1648, A&amp; for removing Obftructions in the Proceed- 
ings in the Court of Common Council, committed, 31 Jan. 
——Reported, and to be ingrofled, 1 Feb. Read Third time ; 
Debate thereon adjourned, 20. Refumed; Act paffed, aud 
to be printed, 28—Liberty given to a Judge of the Sheriffs 
Court to conftitute a Deputy, 6 Feb—Additional Commitiees 
to the Committee of the Militia;~reported, and agreed to, g 
—The Oath to be taken by every Freeman of the City, read ; 
« Committee to confider what Altcrations are fit to be made 
therein, and prefent the Form of an Oath; Form of an Ozth 
to be taken by Freemen of Corporations, reported ; Act for 
adminiftering it, read, paffed, and to be printed; Members to 
fend it to their feveral Cities and Boroughs, 10 Common 
Council to confider how the Poor may be fupplied with Corn 
and Coal, 19 Mar.—A&amp; for conftituting Aldermen that have 
been Sheriffs Juttices of Peace, for Relief and Employment of 
the Poor, and for Punifhment of Vagrants, read twice, and 
committed; all that come to have Voices, 23. 

1649, Lord Mayor to give Account touching proclaim- 
ing the Act for abolifhing the Kingly Office, 27 Mar. His 
Defire to be excufed, reported ; previous and main Queftions 
for fummoning him to the Bar, feverally Affirmative; Serjeant 
to carry him the Order, 30 Lord Mayor heard, 2 Apr. 
Vide Reynaldfon, Abraham—Order for proclaiming it, re- 
newed to the new Lord Mayor; Member to give him Notice, 
7 Another Member to give Account touching it, 10 May. 
Report that Lord Mayor and Fifteen Aldermen were prefent 
at the proclaiming it; Two Aldermen to be fummoned to the 
Bar. Vide Soames, Sir Thomas, and Chambers, Alderman— 
Information againft George Pryor 31. Vide Pryor, George 

City to eleét a Lord Mayor, in the room of the late 
Mayor, difabled from bearing the Otlice; eldeft Alderman in 
the mean time to execute the Office; Entigns of State to be 
delivered to him, 2 Apr. Report that he is elected ; Form of 
the Oath to be adminiftered to him, read, and referred to 
One Member ; reported, and agreed to, with Amendments ; 
Order for prefenting him at the Bar for the Approbation of 
Houfe, 4. Prefented, and approved; Order for {wearing 
him ; Speaker’s Speech to him, 5—Five Aldermen difcharged ; 

City to proceed to new Eleétion, 7—Lord Mayor to be de- 

fired to call a Common Council; a Committee to treat with 

them about a Loan of 120,000/. for the Service of Ireland, 
upon the Credit of the Affeflinent of go,oo0/. per Menfem, 

9. Order for their going into the City; Committees 

added; their Willingnefs to advance the Money, reported ; 

‘Thanks thereupon; the fame Committee to meet the Com- 

mittee of Common Council touching the prefent Advancement 

thereof, 13. Order for their meeting in the Afternoon ; 

Committees added, 14. Iffue of the Conference, reported— 

Lord Mayor to put in Execution the Laws for preventing the 

foreftalling and engrofling of Corn and Coals, 16—The Coun- 

cil of State to treat with the City, and Members of the feve- 
ral Halls, touching the Advance of Money for the prefent Re- 
lief of Ireland, 17—A&amp; for the Relief and Employment of the 

Poor, and for Punifhment of Vagrants reported, and re- 

committed, 23 Reported from Re-commitment, and to 

be ingroffed, 4 May. Paffed, and to be printed, 7 Peti- 
tion of Prefident and Governors for the Poor, read ; Work- 

houfe appointed; Order for 1,000/. to fet them on Work, 6 

June——Another Petition from them; Act for fettling ce-- 

tain Houfes upon the Corporation, read twice, and cominit- 

ted, 22 Aug. Petition of Prefident, &amp;c. read—Aéct 
reported, 


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reported, and re-committed, 14 Nov Reported from Re- 
commitment, and to be ingroffed, 8 Mar. Read Third time ; 
Claufe added ; previous and main Queftions for paffing, feve- 
rally Affirmative, 15 Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to be required to 
pay 27,4001. into Weavers Hail, for Satisfaction of Money 
Jent upon the public Faith, § May. A Committee to prepare 
Infiructions for the Difpofal thereof, 9—Major General Skip- 
pon to fecure the City as he fhall receive Orders from the Par- 
liament or Council of State, 11—City’s Defires to folemnize 
the Thankfgiving with the Houfe, agreed to; Church ap- 
proved; Houfe accepts their Invitation to Dinner; thanks them 
for their conftant and great Affections to the Commonwealth, 
31 Lord Mayor, upon Reception of the Speaker, to de- 
liver the Sword to him ; the Council of State to give Direéiions 
touching the fitting at Table, 6 June. Speaker’s Report 
concerning the Delivery of the Sword ; Members to thank 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. for their great Civilities ; a Committee to 
confider of fome Mark of Favour and Refpect to the City, 
8. Refolution for fettling Richmond Park upon them and 
their Succeffors; A&amp; for that Purpofe, ordered, 30——ead 
twice; Provifo for excepting Timber Trees, read twice, and 
agreed to; Act pafled ; Order for recommending the Conti- 
nuing the Keepers ; a Committee to acquaint the City that 
Houle pafled the Act as a Mark of their Favour and Refpe¢t, 
17 July Previous and main Queftions for declaring that 
it was the Intention of the Parliament, that it fhould remain 
as a Park, an Ornament to the City, and a Mark of Favour 
from them, feverally Afiirmative, 14 Feb. Petition of Ci- 
tizens, reported from the Committee for Sale of Deans and 
Chapters Lands, to be confidered, 2 June. Letter from Lord 
Mayor and others, read, 16 Petition of Officers and So!- 
dicrs under the Command of the Militia, read ; Order for 
admitting them to double upon the Purchafe of Deans and 
Chapters Lands—The Council of State to take care ihe Ar- 
rears of the Affeflments of 90,000 /. per Menfem be fpeedily 
paid, 3 July—Upon Report from the Council of State, touch- 
ing a Loan of 150,000¢. upon the Credit of the Excife, for 
the Service of Ireland, a Committee to treat with the City 
about advancing it; Lord Mayor to be defired to call a Com- 
mon Council ; Power given them to treat with all Treafurers 
of the public Receipts, 4. Propofition of the Common Coun- 
cil, 6. Committee revived ; Order for their meeting with the 
Committee of Common Council, 10—Petition of Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. read; previous and main Queftions that it be 
left to Alderman Wilfon a Member, to ferve as Sheriff, fe- 
verally Affirmative; Declaration that it is an acceptable Ser- 
vice; Speaker's Anfwer, 13 Lord — Eleé&amp; to be 
prefented to Houfe, 2 Oét. Prefented and approved, 4— 
Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Recorder, and Common Council, 
to fubferibe the Engagement ; Lord Mayor to certify to Clerk 
the Subfcriptions and Names of thofe that refule, 12 
Lord Mayor and Common Council to haften the bringing in 
the feveral Affeffments for the Army, 14 Nov.—Petition of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;e. to be read, 22 Read, and to be con- 
fidered by Heads ; Speaker's Anfwer, 4 Dec.—Petition of 
Merchants with Kemonfirance annexed, read; Order touch- 
ing the fupprcfling Pirates, and fecuring the Shipping at Sea— 
Act for dilabling feveral Perfons to be eleéted Lord Mayor, 
Aldermen, or other Officers of Truft, for a Year, read, 
pafied, and to be printed, 14—Aét touching the Ele¢tion 
of Quefimen, Confiables, and other inferior Officers, read, 
paffed, and to be printed, 18—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. 
with Papers annexed, read ; Elections of certain Perfons to be 
Common Council Men, declared void, 26—Aé&amp; prohibiting 
all Delinquents to come or ftay within London, or Twenty 
Miles difiant, read twice; Blanks filled up ; Act committed, 
To be reported, 10 Jan, Reported, and re-com- 
mitted, 11 To be reported from Re-commitment, 9 &amp; 23 
Yeb. Reported; Contmuance thereof; Queftion for Ingrofl- 
ment, Neg. Act pailed, and to be printed, 26 Previous 
Quelftion that the Concernment of Articles relating to the Act 
be referred to the Commiflioners for Articles, Affirmative ; 
main Quefiion, Neg —A Committee to prepare Declaration 
for explaining the A@, 18 Mar. Declaration and Vote in 
further Profecution of the A, reported; the Council of 
State impowered to remove dangerous Perfons, 19——A 
Committee to treat with Lord Mayor, &amp;c. touching the beft 
Way to prevent Mifchiets from Powder, &amp;c. lodged in private 
Houfes, 9 Jan—Order for a Patent under the Great Seal for 
a Colleétion for Relief of Sufferers by a late Accident in 
Tower-fireet ; the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to pay the 
moft Neceflitous 200/. forthwith, 11—The Committee of 
the Militia to remove Powder out of private Houtes, 9 Feb. 
Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read, and referred to the 
Committee of Corporations ; Member to acquaint Petitioners 
therewith, 28 Jan. 

1650, the Council of State impowered to remove dan- 
— — from London, and Places within Twenty Miles 

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thereof, 26 Mar. Vote to be printed, g Apr. Petition 
of divers Citizens ; Petitioners called in ; Speaker demands 
their Names ; they avow the Petition ; Petition read; Decla- 
ration that the Scope thereof is to bring Scandal and Reproach 
upon the juft and neceflary Laws and Proceedings of the Par- 
liament, to weaken the prefent Government, and raife new 
Tumults in the Nation, read to them by Clerk ; the Council 
of State to examine the indirect Practices by which it was fet 
on Foot, the Manner how it was obtained, and+ by whom it- 
was done, 17 Act for impowering the Militia to raife 
Hore within the City and Liberties, ordered, 28 May—— 
Read twice ; Continuance thereof; Number of Horfe; Ac&amp; 
palled, 4 June—Ordinance impowcring Major General Skip- 
pon to command the Forces within the City and Lines, to be 
turned into an AG, 12—A@ for that Purpofe, read twice 
patied, and to be printed—A&amp; enabliag Thomas Foote and 
others to put in execution an Ordinance for raifing 5,482 J. 
16s, 6d. monthly, for the Charge of Fortifications and 
Guards, and for getting the Arrears collected thereupon, read 
Read Second time ; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. 
Act pafled, and to be printed, 18 July—Petition of Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. read, and to be confidered ; Speaker’s Anfwer 
11 July. Petition referred to a Committee, 17—All Licences 
to Delinquents to come into London and the Lines, annulled : 
none to be granted till if Odtober next ; Vote to be printed, 
and publithed by Beat of Drum, 18 Order from the 
Council of State for feizing and fecuring Horfes, upon Informa- 
tion of a dangerous Defignagainft the Parliament, approved 
1 Aug. ——Proceedings of the Militia in raifing and maintain. 
ing Horfe, approved ; Order for continuing them, 24 Sept. 
——Lord Mayor to be prefented to Houfe for their Approba- 
tion, 1 Oct. Prefented, and approved ; Speaker’s Speech to 
him, 10—Order for paying the Treafurers of the Corporation 
of the Poor 1,000 /. appointed to be paid by Act for their Relief, 
9——Act for continuing Two Aéts touching the Eleétion of 
Common Council Men, and other fubordinate Officers, read 
twice ; Queftions for Commitment and Ingroffinent, feverally 
Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed, 18 Dec. Petition of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read ; Speaker’s Anfwer, 19—Petition of 
Citizens, and Lord Mayor’s Precept touching the Eleétion of 
a Common Council Man for Dowgate Ward, with a Poft- 
{cript, read ; previous Quefiion that the whole Eleion is 
void, Neg. Declaration that all Eleétions contrary to A&amp; in 
that behalf, are void, 24 Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;e 
read, 13 Feb. To be confidered, 13 &amp; 27—A&amp; for remov- 
ing Delinquents and Papifts from London, fand confining 
them to their Habitations, according to the Subftance of : 
former Aét for Six Months, ordered, 27. Read twice; Con- 
tinuance thereof; Queftions for Commitment and In- 
groflment, feverally Neg. Aét paffed, and to be printed 
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to the Council of State, 11 Apr. Another from them, and 
the feveral Companics, read; the Committee of the Arm to 
examine how much of the 400,000 /. has been collected, and 
received by the Petitioners, 26 June——Petition of "well- 
affected Perfons who have lent near 200,000/. upon the public 
Faith, read, and referred to the Committee of Indemnity, 24 
July Subject of a Meflage from the Council of State to 
the Common Council, with their Propofal touching the 
eye ; Committees added to the Committee of the Militia, 
13 Aug. 
Londonderry. Vide Ireland. 





‘Lord's Day Vide Sunday. 


Lords, Houfe of, 1648, to be Firft confidered in the Bufinefs 
of fettling the general Government of the Kingdom, 2 Feb 
—Previous Queftion for taking their Advice in the Exercife 
of the Legiflative Power, Affirmative ; main Queftion, Neg. 
Refolution that the Houfe of Peers is ufelefs and dangerous 
and ought to be abolifhed; a Committee to prepare Act for 
that Purpofe, 6. Aét to be prefented, 22—Read, 5 Mar. 
Committed, 7. To be reported, 14. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 17. Pafled, and to be printed, 19——A Com- 
mittee to confider how Perfons committed by them may be 
difcharged, and how Subjects may be at Liberty te proceed 
againft them and their Servants for Debts, and how they may 
be made capable of electing or being elected as Knights or 
Burgefles, 6 Feb. Another Committee to prepare A&amp; for 
making their Perfons liable to Payment of Debts, 7 Mar. 

A Committee to confider of fecuring their Records, 6 
Feb. Act touching the Records, and for annexing the 
Houfe enjoyed by their Clerk to the Clerk of the Parliament, 
read twice, and committed; the Committee to confider of a 
convenient Place for fecuring the Records of both Houfes, 
and of the Clerk’s Intereft in the Houfe, 19 Mar. 

Love, Chriftopher, and Wife, 1651, Petitions read, 9 &amp; 11 
July. Other Petitions in his behalf, read; Queftions for refpit- 
ing his Execution—For banifhing him feverally Neg. Previous 

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and main Queftions for pardoning him, Neg. 11—Other Pe- 
titions in his behalf,read ; Order for refpiting his Execution 
till 1sth Auguftnext; Speaker toiffue Warrant to Sheriff for 
that Purpofe, 15 His Petition read, 14 Aug. — 

Lovelace, ead 1640, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken in the 
mean time of the Non-payment of his Arrears, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. __ 

1651, Bill to fell Lands for paying the Remainder of 
his Fine, to be read, 24 Apr. Read twice, and committed, 
29 July. 

Lovell, William, 1648, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for ref- 
cuing a Prifoner in his Pafflage to Windfor Caftle ; Captain 
of the Guard to fend a Party to aflift Serjeant, gSept. The 
Committee of Complaints to examine him, 11. 

Loughborough, Lord. Vide Haflings, Henry. 

Lowden, Lord, 1650, Easl of Derby’s Letter to him, read, 10 
Sept.—Copies of Letters found in his Cabinet, read, and to 
be printed at the End of the Declaration for the public 
Thankfgiving, 20. 

Lowry, John, 1649, Petition read ; Order for allowing him 
300 /. in Satisfaction for his Loffes, 17 July. _ 

Lowther, Sir Gerard, 1649, Order for paying him coo/. upon 
Account, 15 May. 

1650, Petition to be read, 22 June. 

Ludlow, Colonel, appointed One of the Coaneil of State, +4 
feb. 1648 12 Feb. 1649. 

Lieutenant General Edmund, 1650, a Committee to 

examine and certify his Accounts, 19 July Another Com- 

mittee to ftate the Account touching his Arrears, 23, O¢t—— 

Account reported ; 2,091 /. 115. me allowed as a Debt from 

the State; Order for paying it—For difcharging him from 

Money, Plate, and Jewels, found buried in the Walls of 

Wardour Caftle, 13 Dec. 

Major William, 1650, Bufinefs touching Monies claimed 
by him from Truftees for the Sale of Crown Lands, referred 
to the Committee of Obfiructions, 23 O¢t.———His Petition 
read; Order that no Prejudice fhall grow to him or his 
Family, if he die or mifcarry in his Voyage to Ireland—l'or 
paying him 1007. upon Account, co Dec. _ tis 

Lumley, John, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his Fine, 
to be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken in the mean time 
of the Non-payment of his Arrears, 5 May. Cate referred to 
the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Lynn, 1648, Order for proclaiming the Mart in the Name and 
by the Authority of the Parliament, 31 Jan. ; 

1649, previous Queftion for referring it to a Committee, 

to take a Review of the Surveyor and Searcher, Affirmative ; 

main Quefiion, Neg. A Committee to examine and ftate the 

whole Bufinefs; Place of the Checque to ftand with a Blank 

in the mean time, 24 July. 
1640, new Writ, 22 ci. 

Lyon, John, 1650, Order for inferting him in a Pardon, 
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24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


[M48 BOTT, Gilbert, Order for paying him 407. agreed 

to by Lords, 13 Sept. 

Mackftock, the Committee of Warwickfhire to take care of the 
Garifon, 23 Od. 

Mallett, Sir Thomas, and Son, their Fines accepted ; Ordi- 
nance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 O&amp;. 

Margaret’s, Wettmintier, Petition of Churchwardens and Over- 
feers, read ; Order for beftowing all future Collections on 
Faft and Thankfgiving Daysupon the poor and vifited Perfons 
in the Parifh, 27 Sept. 

Martins in the Fields, Petition of Churchwarden and Overfeers, 
read ; Order for beftowing all future Colleétions on Faft and 
Thankfgiving Days upon the poor and vifited Perfons in the 
Parith, 27 Sept. 

Marshall, Mr. defired to preach, 11 Sept. 

Marten, Colonel Henry, his Horfe to be made up a full 
Regiment, 2 Feb. 

Marvyn,, Awdley, to be fent for as a Delinquent, 5 Jan. 
Bufinefs concerning him, referred to the General ; Serjeant 
to deliver him over, 26. 

Matthewes, Humphry, Petition read ; Order for admitting him 
to his Compofition ; the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to 
compound with him ; Order touching the Difpofal of his Fine, 
25 Sept. 

Maynard, Mr. Member to give him Notice to preach, g Sept. 

Members have Leave to be abfent, 4, 5, 13, 22 &amp; 20 Sept. 
2, 3,4, 7, 10, 11, 16 &amp; 18 O. 1, 10, 11 &amp; 27 Nov, 

——1 Dec. Refolution for a Penalty upon Detaulters 











at the Call of the Houfe ; Queftion that it be 5007. Neg; 

Refolution that it be 20 7. to be paid before they are admitted 

into the Houfe, 5 Sept.—Their Cafes to be reported, 26 

Several excufed ; Order for refioring their Fines, 18, 20 &amp; 21 

Ot. Members to be injoined to attend conftantly from 

Day to Day, 26 Sépt.—One allowed to execute the Office of 

Bailiff of a Town; his Attendance to be difpenfed with, 28 

Several injoined to go into the Country for the Service of 
the Parliament, 10 Oét.—Lufinefs concerning Offices held b 
Jembers, contrary to the felf-denying Ordinance, to be con- 
fidered, 21—Previous Queftion for taking the fame Courfe 
with Members not paying their Affeffments, as with other 
Pertons, Affirmative, 302——The Committee touching Bribes 
revived ; Order for their fitting de die in diem, 1 Dec.—In- 
formation that divers Members coming to attend the Houfe, 
were ftaid by Soldiers, Serjeant to go and require their At- 
tendance; his Report; a Committee to confer with the 
General about their Difcharge, 6. They deliver Four Papers 
from the Conference; Letters from feveral Members fignify- 
ing their Refiraint, 7, A Committee to inquire of Gencral 
upon what Grounds they are refirained, 14. His Antwer. 
reported ; previous Queftion for renewing the Meflage, Aftir- 
mative ; fame Committee to renew it, 202——Further An{wer 
reported, and to be read, 4 Jan: Order for meeting of the 
Committee appointed to confider what is further fit to be done 
thereupon, 2g——Another Committee to inquire after the 
Printer and Publifher of a Pamphlet, intituled “ A folemn 
“ Proteftation of the imprifuned and fecluded Members of the 
“ Commons Houle, &amp;c.” with Power to examine Mem- 
bers ; Ordinance againft the Paper, agreed to by Lords, 15 
Dec.—Members declare their Diflent to a Vote, 21 Dec. 
29 Jan.—Members appointed to act in aay Ordinance, wherein 
Lords, are joined, impowered and injoined to fit, execute, 
and act therein by themfelves—Names of thofe added to feve- 
ral Committees, wherein the Lords have not joined, to be 
prefented by Clerk, 3 Jan—Member admitted to fit without 
taking the Oaths of Supremacy and Allegiance—Ordinance 
for repealing a Claufe inan Act that no Perfon be admitted to 
fit till he has taken them, ordered, 15—Member withdraws 
during a Debate—Sutpended, 26—All to be injoined to 
attend, 27. 

Merchant Adventurers, a Committee to treat with them about a 
Loan of 20,000 /. for the Navy, 5 Oét. Their Anfwer, and 
Petition, read ; Offer accepted ; the Committee to thank them, 
20—Ordinance for repaying them, read, and pafled ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 27 Petition of Merchant Adven- 
turers in the Weft, read, and reterred to the Committee of 
the Navy, 12 Dec. 

Meffages from Lords, defiring they may offer fomething at a 
Conference concerning Meilages not anfwered, difagreed to, 
in refpeét of the Generality of the Expreffions; Member to 
acquaint them therewith, 2 Sept—Their Defire to impart 
fomething at a Conference concerning fome Obftructions in 
Meflages between the Two Houtfes, agreed to, 4—Defiring 
Houfe to adjourn for a Week, agreed to, 13—Conference 
defired by Lords concerning an Alteration made in an Amend- 
ment to an Ordinance from them, agreed to; Reporters 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 18. 

to Lords, defiring them to continue fitting, 13 Sept. 

14 Nov.—Acquainting them that Houfe had ordered to 
admit of no private Bufinefs for Fourteen Days, 23—Defiring 
a Committee of both Houfes may be appointed to examine an 
Abufe complained of by them in the Proceedings between 
the Two Houfes, 22 Nov.—Previous and main Queftions for 
&lt;—s in the Lords Meffengers, feverally Affirmative, 
9 Jan. 

Middlefex, Members to fign and fend Letters for haftening the 
i. in the Affeflments and Arrears of the Army, 23 Sept. 

o take care for bringing in the Affeffments, 25 Nov. 

Middleton, Mr. to attend the Committee of the Revenue, and 
give a pofitive Anfwer touching the Payment of Monies due 
rom him to them, 6 Sept. 

Mildmay, Sir Humphrey, Petition read ; Refidue of his Fine 
remitted, 18 Oct. Lords Concurrence fignified, 24. 

Militia, Ordinance for fettling the Militia of the whole King- 
dom, to be reported, g, 13, 10, 20, 25 &amp; 28 Sept—a 
O&amp;. Reported; Quefiion for dividing Coventry and War- 
wickfhire, Neg. Previous Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. 
Ordinance pafled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 3. Houte 
put them in mind thereof, 11 Aét concerning the raifing, 
fettling, and maintaining, of the Militia and Forces by Sea 
and Land within the Kingdoms of England and Ireland, &amp;c. 
read, 18 Nov. Repealed ; aCommnittee to prepare another 
to that Purpofe, 14 Dec. The other read thrice, and paffed ; 
to be printed, and fent into the feveral Counties; Lords Con- 
currence fignified—A Committee to prepare Ordinance for 


fettlingthe Militia of the whole Kingdom, 16. Ordinance to 
be read, 25. 





























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INDEX ‘@o the SixtuH Vouume. 


Minehead, and Pennagh, Letter concerning Two Ships of Va- 
lue ftaid there, read; the Committee of the Navy to fend 
Order for ftaying them, 16 Nov. 

Minifiers, Ordinance concerning the Impropriations of Bifhops 
being employed for their Maintenance, fent to Lords, 5 Sept. 

Days, appointed for reading Ordinances for fettling them 
in particular Churches, 11 O¢t.——Committees added to the 
Committee of plundered Minifters, 6 Jan—A Committee to 
confider how Monies may be raifed for the Maintenance of 
the Miniftry, and Advancement of Learning, 12. 

Minfhull, Six Richard, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Coneurrence 
to be defired, 2 Oct. 

Mitton, Colonel Thomas, Order for paying a Moiety of 5,000/. 
formerly afligned him, 4 O&amp;. Agreed to by Lords, 21. 
Moncke, ‘Thomas, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 

his Delinquency, reported, and re-committed, 25 Sept. 

Monmouth County, Members to fign and fend Letters for quick- 
ening the Payment of the Afleflments and Arrears of the 
Army, 23 Sept. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commillion to him, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27. 

‘Monroe, Major General, 1648, Letter that he is taken Prifoner ; 
the Committee for Irifh Affairs to take care for fecuring bim, 
28 Sept. Colonel Moncke’s Letter, with Reafons for fend- 
ing him over, read; Order for his Commitment to the Tower 
for High Treafon—For a Reward to the Perfon that brought 
him, 2 Oé. Lords Concurrence fignified, 4. 

Montereul, Monfieur, Lords put Houfe in mind: of his Pafs to go 
to the King, 2 Sept. 

Montgomery, Colonel, Letter defiring he ve have Liberty to 
tran{port 2,000 Scots Prifoners, read ; the Yommittee of Pri- 
foners to deliver them to him, 21 Oét. 

Moore, Lady Alice. Vide Drogheda, Countefs of. 

- Charles, and John, Petition on their behalf, referred to 
the Committee for poor difireffed Proteftants in lreland, 22 
Sept. 

PP aca a Colonel, Petition to be read, gO&amp;. Read, 10. 
Morris, Henry, Lords put Houfe in mind of Order for conter- 
ring a Place upon him, 4 Nov. 
Mofiyn, Roger, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and pailed ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 

fired, 19 Sept. 

Moulton, Captain, Lord Admiral to be defired to appoint him 
to command in Chief in a fitting Ship for the Winter's Guard, 
3 Jan—The Committee of the Navy to advife with him 
about fetting forth Two Ships—To pay Two Months Pay to 
the Seamen that are come in in his Ship—Sir George Aifkew 
to go with him, 13. 

Mountague, Walter, Lords Order for continuing his Liberty 
upon Bail, agreed to, with an Amendment, 21 Nov. 
Mugford, Captain Edward, to have a Fifth Part of his Dilco- 

veries, 3 Jan. 

Mujfdale, My. ordered into Cuftody for detaining Monies 
collected upon the Affefiments, 7 Oct. 

Mufgrave, Captain, 1648. Vide Privileges. 














A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


MA BBOTT, Gilbert, 1649, to be difcharged from licen{- 
“ ing Books and Pamphiets, 22 May. 

Maces, 1648, a Committee to confider of a new Form of them, 
17 Mar. 

———— 1649, feveral Forms reported, 13 Apr. Mace to be 
delivered to Serjeant; all to be made in the fame Form, 6 
June. Order for paying 137/. 18. 8d. to the Maker, 11 

The Committee of the Revenue to examine the Account, 
and if mif-caft to pay the Remainder, 7 Aug. 

Maddifon, Sir Ralph, 1649, Order for allowing 4,000/. taken 
from him as a Debt upon the public Faith—For admitting 
him to double upon the Purchafe of Deans and Chapters 
Lands, 16 June. 

Magdalen College Oxon, 1649, previous Quefiion for appoint- 
ing a Prefident, Affirmative ; the Committee of the Univerfity 
to fee it done, 8 Jan. 

— 1650, Order for making Report concerning the Col- 

lege, 6 Aug. Report; Power of nominating Fellows and 

Demies, left to the Prefident and Fellows, 16, 

1651, upon Report from the Council of State, Refo- 
lution for deferring the Election of Fellows and Demies; the 
Council to give Notice thereof, 27 May. 

Maidwell, Mr. 1650, his Propofal to difcover a concealed Ef- 
tate, upon being allowed a Moicty thereof, reported and 
agreed to; the Committee of the Navy to examine the Bufi- 
nefs upon Oath; Order touching the Difpofal of the other 
Moiety, 29 Nov. 

Malignants. Vide Delinquents. 

~ , Gberge, 1649, Petition read; Ac prohibiting Perfons 

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for Fourteen Years to ufe his Invention for faving Fewel in 

making Salt, brewing, &amp;c. read, 4 Feb. 

1650, committed; Petition’ referred; the Committee 

impowered to hear Parties on both Sides, 30 Mar. A&amp; re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 22 Aug. Read Third time; 
Debate thereon adjourned, 6 Nov. Refwmed; A paffed 
and to be printed, 27. 

Manchefier, 1640, Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants, read 
and referred to the Committee of Obfiructions in the Sale of 
Deans and Chapters Lands, 20 Dee. 

1651, the Committee to ftate the Cafe touching the 

Lands belonging to the Collegiate Church there, 3 Apr- 
The Committee for regulating the Univerfities to confider the 
College, 22 May. 

Manfell, Lieutenant John, 1650, Order for paying him 6207 
the Remainder of his Arrears—For paying him 70 /. for Duke 
Hamilton’s Diet during his Imprifonment, 25 Feb. 

Manwaring, Colonel. Vide Sancta Clara. 

Mares, Edward, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to - 
Order for pailing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Margaret's, Wetiminfter, 1650, Petition of Church Wardens 
Sic. read, 12 Mar. , 

Mariners, 1648, Order againft tranfporting any till their Names 
be delivered to the Matter of Yilbury Fort, and Security 
given not to act againft the Parliament, 16 Mar.—To be 
printed, 14 Apr. 

1649, Petition of well-affe&amp;ed Mariners, to be read, 

10 &amp; 15 Aug. Read, and referred to the Committee of the 

Navy, 17 The Committee impowered to pay them Prize- 

money, 19 O¢t. Act for imprefling them, read, and pafied, 

2 Mar.—Act for recalling them from foreign Parts, and 

preventing and redrefling Injuries done to Merchants by Ships 

of other Nations, read twice, and committed, 9 , ; 

— 1650, reported; Provifo added; Queftion for In- 
groflment, Neg. Title read, and agreed to; A&amp; pafled, 13 
- —Act pons ae them, read twice; Queftions for 

vommitment and Ingroffment, feverally Neg. Act pafled, : 
to be printed, 28 Feb. pn a eee 

Markham, Major Henry. Vide Twifleton, Colonel. 

Marlborough, 1648, Mayor's Letter read, and with a Procla- 

_ mation inclofed, to be fent to the Council of State, 19 Feb. 

Marlow Bridge, 1649, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to con- 
fider how Money may be raifed for Repair thereof, 20 J uly. 

Marque, Letters of, 1649, Aét authorizing the Council of 
0 to grant them, read twice, paffed, and to be printed, 25 
June. r 

Marriages. Vide Wills—1649, a Committee to prepare A@ to 
prevent clandeftine Marriages, 18 July Another Commit- 
tec to prepare Act concerning Marriage, and take care touch- 
—— Age, Confent, and punifhing clandeftine 
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Marriage, 





1650, Act for enabling Commiffioners of the Great 
Seal to fend out Summons in Cafes of pretended forcible Con- 
traéts and Marriages, and to hear and annul them, ordered 
1 Nov. Read, 26 Dec. Read Second time ; Quettions 
for Commitment and Ingroflment, feverally Neg. Aét patled 
and to be printed—A Committee to prepare Act to prevent 
Abufes in Marriages, 10 Jan. . 
Marriaw, Thomas, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed 
_ to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 
Marfhall, Mr. defired to preach, 6 Feb. 1648——2 Oét. 1640 
Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 2 Nov. . 
Marfhals Court, 1649, new Seal for it, reported and agreed 
to—A Committee to confider of the JurifdiGtion of that aud of 
the Court of Verge, 10 May. 
— 1651, Kefolution for diffolving it from a certain 
Day; Judge to retain the Profits formerly ordered him, 9 
uly. 
Mart) 1650, Act for general Commiffions of Mart, read twice 
and committed ; ‘all that come to have Voices, 13 Apr. 
Marten, Colonel Henry, 1648, appointed One of the Council 
of State, 14 Feb. 
1649, Order for paying him 3,600/. formerly advanced 
for the State; Auditors to ftate his Accounts, 26 Ap.—— 
His Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 23 June—— 
Report ; Refolution for fettling Lands of 1,000 /. per Annum 
upon him and his Heirs for ever; the Committee to confader 
how the Money may be paid till the Lands are fettled, 3 July 
A&amp; for that purpofe, read twice, and committed, 24 
To be reported, 14 Aug. Reported; Order for omit- 
ting feveral vary &amp;c.; the Committee to caufe a Survey 
to be taken upon Oath of the yearly Value of the Manor of 
Enfham, and confider what other Lands, with that Manor, 
will make up 1,000/. per Annum, de claro, 15——-Act for 
fettling other Manors upon him and his Heirs, read twice, 
and pafled, 28 Sept. 
Mary, St. Hill, 1649, Information againft a Preacher there for 


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ftirring the People up to Sedition, referred to the Council of 
State, 10 Apr. 

Mary's, St. land. Vide Silly Iflands. 

Masham, Sir William, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 Feb. 1648——12 Feb. 1649. 

Mason, John, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

aio Thomas, 1650, Report that his Debentures are 
unfold ; Order for admitting him to double upon the Purchafe 
of Deans and Chapters Lands, 31 July. 

— Colonel Thomas, 1650, Order for paying him 500/. 

in Part of his Arrears, 5 Dec. 

Ma/fs, 1650, Report from the Council of State touching a fre- 
quent Refort thereto, referred to the Committee of plundered 
Minitters, 27 Dec. 

Mafley, Colonel Edward, 1649, Refolution for fequeftering his 


Eftate ; the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to fee it done, 25 
Dec. 











1650, Order for difcharging Deans and Chapters Lands 

from 9441. 6s. 2d. with Intereft to him, 3 Sept.—For dif- 

charging them from 1,000 /. as payable to him, and affigned to 

another—For difcharging the State of the Debt, 4. 

Robert, 1651, Petition read; Order for allowing him 

‘ Fifth Part of his Difcovery of a Delinquent’s Efiate, 4 

r. 

Matihews, John, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Francis, 1650, Petition read, g O¢t.—Another pre- 
fented by Sheriffs, read; previous and main Queftions tor 
pardoning him, feverally Affirmative; Order for pafling 
the ae, under the Great Seal, 15. Vide Kinjfey, 
Richard. 

Thomas. Vide Garland, Auguftine. 

— Robert, 1651, to be omitted out of the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 25 Apr. 

Maudfley, John, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for palling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Mauleverer, Dorcas, 1651, Petition to be read, 16 May. Read, 
with General’s Letter touching her, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 21. 

Maundy, Thomas, 1649, Order for paying him 137 /. 1s. 8d. 
for making the new Mace, 11 June. 

May, Adrian, 1649, upon General’s Letter, to be admitted to 
compound upon the Articles of Oxon, 18 June. 

Mr. 1650, Leave given him to go from his own Houfe to 

Colonel Norton’s, and back again, 22 June. 

Mayderfon, Robert, 1649, Petition referred to the Committee 
for regulating the Univerfity of Cambridge, 4 May. 

Mayo, Thomas, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 

rder for paffing it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Mayors, 1650, Aét againft electing and {wearing them on the 
Lord’s Day, read twice; a Committee to withdraw, and 
amend it upon the Debate; Act reported, read twice, and to 
be ingroffed, 13 Sept. 

Meal. Vide Corn. 

Meal-men, 1650, Order for making Report concerning them, 
5 June. 

Melcombe Regis. Vide Weymouth. 

Members, 1648, to be admitted, having difapproved a former 
Vote, 2, 3, 8,9, 22 &amp; 28 Feb.—Reported trom the Commit- 
tee appointed to take their Diffents, a, 17, 21, 22, &amp; 28 
Feb——5 Mar. No Advantage to be taken of feveral 
Members that have not entered their Diflents, 28 Feb. A 
Committee to confider what fhall be tendered by them for 
Satisfaction, 5 Mar. Order for making Report, 14 A 
Member’s Sufpenfion taken off, 3 Feb.—Order for meeting of 
the Committee appointed to confider the Matter touching ab- 
fen: Members, 17—Members have Leave to go the Circuits, 
20 &amp; 22—Have Leave to be abfent, 24 Feb. 21 Mar.— 
Commiffioners of the Great Seal authorized to give the Oath 
of a Juftice of Peace to Members in Town, being in the 
Commiffion, 12. 

1649, Members admitted, having difapproved a former 

Vote, 6, 16, 18, &amp; 27 Apr. 7, 11, 14 &amp; 22 May 

2, 4, 6, 13, 21 &amp; 29 June 6 &amp; 23 July 3, Aug. 















































mittee to fit every Morning till goth Inftant, 19———Lords 

elected as Members, admitted to fit, 19 Apr.——s May— 

18 Sept.—To be of all the Committees to which they were 

formerly appointed, 18——-Members have Leave to be ab- 

fent, 9 June 31 July 2 Aug. Left to a Member 
to ferve as Sheriff of London, and declared to be an accepta- 
ble Service, 13 July—-—Left to others to ferve as Mayors of 

Corporations, 11 Sept. 30 Nov. Member has Leave 

to travel to Languedoc, and take with him a Horfe, Cuftom 

and Impoft free, 23 July—Left to Members to give their Ad- 
fwers to the City touching ferving the Offices of Aldermen, 

31 July 7 Dec. Members to fubfcribe the Engage- 

ment, 11 Oét. Subfcribe it; a Committee to fee the Sub- 

feriptions of all who have not fubfcribed, and of all who fhall 
be eleéted, before they be admitted—None to fit till they have 
fubfcribed it, 12 Houfe to confider what Members have 
appeared according to Summons, 9 Nov.——Member voted 
incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 4 Dec.——Al] 
who do not attend at Nine o’Clock to pay 12 d. to the Poor ; 

Serjeant to colleé the Money, 23 Mar. 

1650, Member committed to the Tower, 17 Ma 

Members have Leave to go out of the Houfe, 25 &amp; 26 June 

——o &amp; 14 Aug. To be called out of Weftminfter Hall, 

26 June Have Leave to be abfent, 17 July 7 Aug. 

———28 Feb. Previous and main Queftions for indemnify- 

ing Witnefles that give Teftimony of Bribery in Members, 

feverally Affirmative—All Committees impowered to examine 
them upon Oath, 2 Aug.——Members to attend the Mufter 
of the Militias, 18 Oét. One to be examined before the 

High Court of Juftice, 18 Dec. Order for paying 12 d. to 

the Poor by Members not attending at Nine o’Clock, taken 

off—Arrears to be paid, 10 Jan. A Committee to confi- 
der of Lodgings for Members in Whitehall, and removing all 
unneceflary Perfons from thence, 14 Feb. 

— 1651, Report of Proceedings, re-committed, 2 May. 

Further Report; Refolutions thereupon, 9——Member voted 
guilty of Bribery, and incapable of fitting in any Parliament, 
or bearing any Office of Truft—Order for his Commitment 
to the Tower, 25 June. 

Mennes, Margaret, 1649, her Petition, and Commiffion to the 
Delegates to hear the Bufinefs, to be read, g &amp; 14 Apr. Read, 
and referred to a Committee, 23. 

Mercery Wares, 1649. Vide Supply. 

Merchant Adventurers, 1650, upon Report from the Council of 
State, Order for Mr. Strickland to take the Subfcriptions of 
thofe at Rotterdam to the Engagement ; fuch as refufe to be 
difabled from holding any Office, or voting in the Eleétions 
of others ; the Council to fee the Votes put in Execution, 27 
June Order for difcharging Deans and Chapters Lands 
from 13,804/. with Intereft to them, 3 Sept. 

1651, the Council of State to acquaint the Deputy 
Governor with the good Acceptation of the Parliament, of the 
Civilities performed by thofe at Rotterdam to their Ambafla- 
dors; Deputy Governor to communicate it to them, 2 
July. ; 

pi 1649, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
24 May gagement to be figned by them and their 
Agents ; the Council of State to take care it be done, and re- 
quire an Account thereof, and of fuch as refufe, 31 Oct. 

Meredith, Sir Roger, 1649, Order for paying him 4oo0/. upon 
Account, 7 July. 

Merioneth County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 13 Feb. 

—_—— 1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Merfey Ifland, 1650, upon Report from the Council of State, 
Order for putting the additional Foot upon the Eftablifhment 
—For additional Pay to the Governor and Lieutenant; the 
Committee of the Army to give Warrant for paying them, 
28 Feb. 

Metcalf, Rachel, 1650, Order for inferting her into a Pardon, 
2 Oct. 

Michuels, Peter. Vide Courteen, Peter Bowden. 

Middlefex, 1649, Commiffioners for the 90,000/. per Menfem 
to act with the Commiffioners for Wefiminfter, 14 M 







































































Time enlarged for feveral to give Satisfaction, 23 July——A 
Committee to examine concerning Members imprifoned, or 
under Reftraint, 7 Apr.—Revived; Order for their meet- 
ing; Committee added, 20 June——Order for making Re- 
port, 21 July—-—A Committee to confider what Members 
have not appeared fince 11th January lafl, and prefent Names 
of fuch as they think fit to be admitted, 31 May———Order 
for making Report, 6 June. Lift reported ; previous Quet- 
tion that no Member who hath not fat fince that time fhall 
be admitted till he has acknowledged the juft Authority of the 
Houfe in making the A&amp; for callie a High Court of Juftice 
for trying and judging the late King, Neg.9. The Com- 





ay. 
1650, Paper from Juftices of Peace of the a 
read, and referred to the Council of Trade, 27 Nov. 
Middleton, Henry, 1 649, Order for paying ‘his Arrears as Ser- 
vant to the late King, out of his Difcoveries, 19 July. 
—__—_— 1650, his Letter read, 31 Dec. 
Mildmay, Sir Henry, 1648, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 Feb. 
1649, Order for admitting him to double upon the 
Purchafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, 19 July—-—A ppointed 
One of the Council of State, 12 Feb. 
— 1650, like Appointment, 7 Feb. 














——_-—— Captain, appointed Commander of a Ship, 16 Mar. 
25 June——2 Mar. 1649, 26 Sept. 1650. 
——_———- Lady Anne, 


1648 























Francis. 

Milford Haven, 1649, Letter from thence, read, 13 Nov. 

Militia, 1649, A&amp; for fettling the Militia of the whole Com- 
monwealth, to be prefented, 27 June——To be read, 18 &amp; 
21 Sept. Read twice, and committed, 22. 

1650, the Council of State to give Account of their 

Proceedings touching the Militia, and prepare Act for addi- 

tional Power to them, 9 Apr.———Bill for fettling the Militia 

of the Commonwealth, read twice, and committed, 28 Ma 

———Order for meeting of the Committee, and fitting de die 

in diem, 7 June Act reported; previous and main Quef- 

tions for fettling the Proportions of Horfe, Foot, and Dra- 
goons, feverally Affirmative; Act re-committed, 10 July. 

Liberty given to {peak againft the Proportions; Proportion of 

Horfe, altered ; a Committee to withdraw, and confider the 

Bill upon the Debate, and bring in a Provifo touching the 

Continuance thereof; Aé reported, paffed, and to be print- 

ed, 11——The Council of State to cunfider of regulating 

the Militia, 19 Sept.——18 O&amp;.——-A@ for continuing the 
former Act till 1ft May, read twice ; Queftion for Ingroff- 
ment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be printed—A Committee to 
confider of Remedies for preventing and redrefling Inconve- 
niences by them, and prepare Act for that Purpofe, 28 Jan. 

— Revived ; Order tor their meeting, and fitting de die in 

diem, 13 Feb. A&amp; to be prefented, 18 Mar. 

1651, Aét declaring the Act for fettling the Militia of 
the Commonwealth does not extend to the Ifle of Wight, 
read twice; Continuance thereof; Queftions for Commit- 
ment and Ingroffment, feverally Neg. Act paffed, 3 Apr. 
The Council of State to make ufe of Arms and Trophies be- 
longing to the late Militia—Commiflioners, &amp;c. of the Mi- 
litia to give them an Account of Monies undifpofed of—To 
pay it to them, 1 Aug.—Laft Vote repealed—A&amp; impower- 
ing feveral Perfons nominated by the Council of State to be 
of the Militia for the relpective Counties, to put in Execu- 
tion Powers granted by any former At, &amp;c. for raifing Hortle 
and Foot, read twice; Claufe for reviving former Commit- 
fions to Officers, added ; Act paffed, and to be printed, 12—- 
Commiuflioners to feize Hories according to the Directions of 
the Council of State; the Council to pay for them ; Act for 
that Purpote, ordered, 14. 

Miller, Mrs. Vide Stamford, Chrittopher. 

Millington, Gilbert, 1651, his Cafe reported, 23 Apr. His 
Petition to be confidered, 25 Read; Order for admitting 
him to double upon the Sale of Delinquents Lands, and to 
have Pre-emption of a certain Parcel, 8 May. 

Milner, Tempett. Vide Gethin, Maurice. 

Miners. Vide Rutland, Earl of. 

Minifiers, 1649, a Committee to prepare Act prohibiting them 
in praying and preaching to intermeddle with State-A ffairs, 28 
Mar. Aét read twice, and committed, 3 Apr. Reported, 
and re-committed; previous and main Queftions that it be 
referred to the Committee to divide the A&amp; into Two feveral 
Inftruments, feverally Affirmative, 10 —-Aé reported; no 
Member to be a Commiffioner; Commiflioners named; Clerk 
appointed, 2 May Order for Third Reading, 4 &amp; 8 Aug. 

Refolution for fettling 2,000 /, per Annum for Mainte- 

nance of the Miniftry, and Encouragement of Learning; pre- 

vious and main Queftions for pailing an Act thereupon, teve- 
rally Affirmative; Act ordered, 18 Apr. Read twice, and 
committed, 26 To be reported, 1, 4 &amp; 25 May. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 29——Provifo added ; feveral 
rejected; Act paffed, and to be printed, 8 June Members 
to prefent Names of Perfons to be Commiffioners in the fe- 
veral Counties to the Commiffioners of the Great Seal, 1 &amp; 

15, Feb.—Latin Commiffion for them, reported, and read ; 

Refolution that they fhall be in Englifh; Claufe to be added ; 

Commiflioners of the Great Seal to prepare and iffue them, 8. 

Commiffion read, and paffed, with Amendments; Commif- 

fioners to iffue them under the Great Seal into the feveral 

Counties, 15—Act for fettling Tythes, Firft-fruits, Tenths, and 

Impropriations, for preaching Minifters, and other pious Ufes, 

read, 20 Apr. Aét to enable the granting Inftitutions and 

Induétions, upon legal Prefentations, to fit and able Clerks 

prefented to Livings, read twice, and committed ; the Com- 

mittee to confider of regulating the Fees for them, 18 July 

Declaration concerning the Maintenance of the Miniftry 

and Church Government, read at large, afterwards by Parts ; 

Queftion for amending a Claufe touching Tythes, Neg. 6 

Aug. Queftion that the Claufe touching Prefbyterial Govern- 

ment be Part thereof, Neg.—A Committee to review the 

Book and Ordinances for fettling it, and prefent it, with 

Amendments with refpeét to tender Confciences, 7—A 

Committee to prepare Act for appointing Commiflioners in 

the feveral Counties to chufe Perfons to be made Minifters, 

that ~~ the prefent Form of Ordination, 21 All to 
Vout. VI 









































INDEX oo the StxtuH Votumrk. 


——~——- Lady Anne, 1650, Petition read, g Oct. Vide Kempe, 





take the ye een for revoking all Prefentations 
granted to ill-atfected Minifters, 12 O&amp;——A Committee to 
confider how fit Men may be fent into the feveral Counties 
to preach the Gofpel, 20 Dec. All that come to have Voices: 
Committee added, 21—Commiffioners of the Great Seal to 
prepare a Commiffion for Difcovery of the Values of the fe- 
veral Livings in the refpective Counties ; Members 'to prefent 
Names of fit Perfons to be Commiffioners, 20. 

1650, Bill for fettling the Firft-fruits and Tenths for 
Maintenance of Minifters, to be reported, 26 Mar. Re- 
ported ; Truftees appointed; a Committee to prepare In- 
ftructions for them; Bill to be ingroffed, 29 Coilivhamne 
thereof; Provifo added; Bill paffed, and to be printed, 5 Apr: 
—The Committee of plundered Minifters to prepare Act or 
Order for better Payment of Augmentations granted out of 
impropriate Rectories, &amp;c. 28 May. Act for that Purpofe, 
read twice, and committed; reported; Queftion for Ingroff- 
ment, Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed—Petition of divers 








Minifters fequeftered out of their Livings, read, 31 A&amp; 
for prefent invetting Minifters in Sendicsa, and for better 
Payment of Firft-fruits and Tenths, read, 16 Aug. An- 





other to the fame Purport, read, 31 Dec. Lord Mayor, 
and the Militias of London, Weftminfter, &amp;c. to give Ac- 
count of Minifters who did not obferve the AG@ for the laft 
Thankfgiving—The Council of State to prefent Names of 
fuch Minifters as they fhall find refraétory, or dangerous in' 
difturbing the Peace of the Nation, or depraving the prefent 
Government, 17 O&amp;.——Order for removing all who refufe 
to fubfcribe the Engagement out of all Garifons, Cities, and 
reat Towns, 27 Nov. 
Mint, 1648, a Committee to confider of regulating the Abufes 
thereof, and prefent new Stamps for the Coin, 13 Feb. 
1649. Vide Coin—-Lift of Officers, prefented; the Com- 
mittee to confider who are fit to be continued, and who to be 
difplaced, 26 Apr.—The Council of State to confider the In- 
dentures, 25 Report; Mafter-worker prefented by them, 
10 May—Sir Robert Harley’s Letter, declining the further 
meddling with the making of Money, reported, and read ; 
Order for difcharging him from his Office, and trying the 
Pix at his Expence—Another appointed ; the Council of State 
to perfect the whole Bufinefs of the Mint touching his In- 
dentures, and confider of a Salary for him, 16. Report ; 
Order for allowing him 4oo/. per Annum, 21 Previous 
and main Queftions for a Bill to contain the Grant, feverally 
Affirmative—Report of feveral Officers and their Allowances, 
approved, 6 July—Oath to be taken by the Matter, reported, 
read, and agreed to; the Committee of the Revenue to ap- 
prove of his Security, 24 The Council of State to difplace 
Officers who refufe to take out new Grants, and place others 
in their ftead, 10 Oct.—Officers to fubfcribe the Engagement, 




















12. 

Mitchell, John, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Mitton, Colonel Thomas, 1649, the Committee of Accounts to 
{tate his Accounts, 10 Aug. His Petition read ; Order for 
Stay of Proceedings againft him in the Exchequer—Queftion 
for paying him 2,000 /. upon Account, Neg. Petition referred: 
to the Committee of the Navy, 13 Sept. 

1651, his Certificate reported, and read, 8 May. 

Molyn, Peter du, 1649, the Committee on the Bill for Main- 
tenance of the Miniftry to provide for the yearly Payment of 
i00/. to him for Life, 23 Apr. Act for fettling it on him, 
ordered, 2 Ma Act for fettling 1007. per Annum apiece 
on him, Mr. Hartlipp, Peter Sterrey, Thomas Foxley, and 
John Owen, read twice, and committed, 8 June. 

Moncke, Colonel, 1649, Letters and —— fent to the Council 
of State, concerning his making a Peace with Owen Rowe 
O’Neale, and their Difapprobation thereof, reported, and 
read; Moncke examined thereupon; Queftion for approving 
of his Proceedings, Neg. Refolution for difapproving them; 
previous and main Queftions for an Amendment, feverally 
Attirmative; Speaker declares the Votes to him, 10 Aug. 

Monmouth County, 1649, Commiflioners added for the Affefl- 
ment of g0,000/. per Menfem, 27 June. ' 

1650, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

Montgomery County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for 
a Commiftion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Caftle, 1649, State thereof reported; Lord Herbert’s 
Petition, with Certificates annexed, read ; Order for totally 
demolifhing it—For Reparation to Lord Herbert; the Coun- 
cil of State to confider of the Charges and Damage, and dif- 
pofe of the Materials, towards defraying them, 11 June. 

Moore, Lady Alice. Vide Drogheda, Countets of. 

; Samuel, 1649, Vote for leaving him out of the Com~ 

miffion of Peace, revoked, 14 Apr. 




















Dorothy 





| 








INDEX. @o the S1xtTH VoLuuME. 


———— Dorothy, 1649, Order for allowing her 3/. per Week 
for Six Months, 9 July. 

~ 1650, her Cafe referred to the Committee touching ne- 
ceflitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. sa 

Colonel John, 1651, Petition of his Adminiftrator, in 
behalf of his Children, with his Will annexed, read; the 
Committee of Accounts to fiate his Accounts; impowered to 
examine Witnefles upon Oath—Order for ftating and paying 
his Accounts due for the Service of lreland—For paying his 
Adminiftrator Monies due upon his Difcoveries, 23 July. 

Mooton, Heury, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
2 Mar. 

Mordant, Lady Sarah, 1649, Order for allowing her 3/. per 
Week for Six Months, 9 July. 

Mordington, Lord, 1649, Petition read; a Committee to re- 
ceive the Profits of his Sequeftration till further Order, 
28 Jan. 

Moreton, Dr. 1648, Order for paying him 1,0e0/. towards the 
Arrears of 800/. per Annum granted him, 2 Mar. 

——— 1650, his Petition read ; Order for paying him 1,400/. 
upon fubfcribing the Engagement, 26 Apr. 

——— 1651, another Petition read; Order tor paying it out of 
the Arrears of the late Bifhoprick of Durham, which fhall be 
difcovered, and were due before the Bifhops Lands were vetted 
in Trufices, 18 June. 

Morgan, William, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 





Captain Antony, 1649, his Bufinefs referred to the ' 


Committee of Complaints, 4 May. 

1651, admitted to proceed in his Suits, upon Certificate 

that he had taken the Engagement in Ireland, 18 July. 

- Mrs. 1650, her Cate referred to the Committee touch- 

ing Neceflitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dee. 

Dame Anne, 1650, Bill for naturalizing her and others, 

ordered, 24 Dec. Read twice, and committed, 27. Report- 

ed, and to be ingroffed, 31 -Pafied, 18 Feb. 

Thomas, 1651, Commiflioners for compounding au 
thorized to take off the Seizure from his Eftate, and to fuffer 
the ‘Truftees for Payment of Mr. Pymm’s Debts to receive 
the Profits thereof, 17 June——-Leave given to {peak againft 
the Order; the Commiffioners to take the Accounts of the 
Truftees, 23 July. 

Morris, John. Vide Poyntz, and Stamford, Chrittopher. 

Mo/js Troopers, 1649, Order for a Commitlion of Oyer and Ter- 
miner to try feveral taken in the North, 16 May. 

Moulton, Captain, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
6 Apr.—His Account, touching Prize Goods, referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, with Power to allow or difallow it, 
3 Jan. 

Mounfon, Lord Vifcount, 1649, Petition read; Quefiion for 
allowing a Debt due for Arrears of Penfion to his Lady, Neg. 
19 July. 

Sir John, 1649, his Bufinefs upon Articles, to be 

reported, 4 Sept. 

1651, reported; his Fine accepted ; Order for taking 
off his Sequeftration, 25 July. 

Memstagus, Welker, 1648, to have Liberty to go beyond Sea, 
upon Security not to act againfi the Commonwealth, 
12 Mar. 

1649, Report from the Council of State that he is a 
dangerous Perfon; Order for him to depart the Nation within 
Ten Days, and not return upon Pain of Death and Confifea- 
tion of his Eftate ; Serjeant to give him or his Sureties Notice 
thereof—Ettates of fuch as conceal him, to be fequeftered ; 
Votes to be printed, and fet up in public Places; Serjeant to 
fee it done, 31 Aug. 

Moyle, John, 1651, Petition read; Order for delivering up all 
Bonds and Specialties given by him to feveral Delinquents, 
23 May. 

Mugford, Captain Edward, 1649, Queftion whether he, having 
contracted for a Tenth of a Delinquent’s Eftate, ought to be 
admitted as a Witnefs, Neg. 18 Dec. 

Mulgrave, Earl of, 1648, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 Feb. 

Munjon, Sir John, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee of Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Murders. Vide Robberies. 

Murrey, Mrs. 1651, to return 2001. fhe received of Mr. Comp- 
ton; Money to be employed for the Ufe of the maimed Sol- 
diers, 25 June. 

Musgrave, Sir Philip, 1648, Refolution for banifhing him, and 
confifcating his Eftate, 14 Mar. 

Mynne, George, 1648, Order for calling in the Remainder of 
his Fine, 17 Mar. 























24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


N4 MPTWICH, Petition of Inhabitants, touching fet- 
tling 2 Government in the Town, referred to the Com- 
mittee of Indemnity, 2 Jan. 

Navy, additional Ordinance for 50,0001. for Supply thereof, 
furnifhing the public Steres, and paying fome Lancafhire 
Forces, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
2 Sept.—The Committee of the Navy to confer with the 
Committee at Goldimiths Hall about Monies for the Ufe of 
the Navy, o—Commillioners Letter read; the Committee to 
confer with the Committee at Goldimiths Hall how 40,000 /, 
may be raifed for victualling the Ships, paying Seamens 
Wages, and furnifhing the Magazines, 11. The Committee 
at Goldfmiths Hall to fit conftantly, and give their beft 
Affiftance for prefent Payment thereof, 30—Ordinance for 
Lord Admiral to give Indemnity to Officers and Mariners in 
the revolted Ships, read, and committed, 13 Sept. Letter 
giving Account that divers revolted Ships were reduced ; Or- 
der for Letter of Thanks to the Admiral—For a Reward to 
the Meflenger ; the Committee at Derby Houfe to take care 
for fecuring the Ships; Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 
17 Nov. Lords Concurrence fignified, 18—Lord Admiral’s 
Letter touching the State of the revolted Ships ; he offers to 
Confideration to provide Monies for the Mariners that are 
come and coming in, and touching ‘Two Months Gratuity to 
fuch as fhouid effect the Reduction; the Committee of the 
Navy to confer with Commiffioners of the Cuftoms touching 
a Loan of 20,0001. 24 Nov. Vide Cujfioms Order for 
paying the Gratuity—For paying Thirty Mafters and Matters 
Mates that went upon that Expedition as Matters and Matters 
Mates, 15 Dee.—A Committee to prepare Letter to prohibit 
the Sale of the Great Guns, 21 ‘Ihe Committee at Derby 
Houle to contider what is fit to be done with the Fleet at 
Goree, 30 Sept. Refolutions for a Winter Guard—For 
2,785 Men—Flor Victuals, and other Provifions for themn— 
For 50,000 /. for the Navy—for applying the Surplulage of 
new Delinquents Fines in Anglefea and North Wales for the 
Service thereof—The Committee to treat with the Merchant 
Adventurers about the Loan of 20,0004. 5 O¢t. Vide Mer- 
chant Adventurers—Keport touching Monies belonging to the 
Navy, that have been employed for the Army; Order for 
Re-payment of Part out of Compofition-monies alligned to 
the Army, 14 Committees added, 13 Dec. 13 Jan. 
—Report touching the Want of Viétuals and Money; Or- 
der for Money--~he Committee to confer with Perfons 
for a prefent Supply, 15 Dec.—Letter touching the Con- 
dition of the Navy, and for Supply of their Wants, report- 
ed—The Committee to contider of remedying Abufes in 
unwholefome Viétuals, and find out the Offenders—To ac- 
cept 'I'wo Bills of Exchange charged upon them, 19—Money 
of the petty Cuftoms, in Controverly between the Committee 
of the Navy andthe Committee of the Revenue to be paid 
to the former, and the growing Profits for the future to go 
for the Ufe of the Navy—The Committee to treat with the 
Commiflioners of the Cuftoms about a Loan of 6,000 /. 26. 
Vide Cujioms—Order for Two Flefh Days in a Week, 28— 
The Committee to inquire of the Admiral the Names of the 
Vice Admiral, Rear-admiral, and Commanders of Ships, 29 

Lift reported, and referred to the Committee of the 
Navy—-The Committee to confer with Lord Admiral about 
Ships fit to go out for the Winter Guard, 3 Jan. Ships ap- 
proved ; the Committee to confer with Lord Admiral about 
them, and take care for fpeedy and effectual getting Money 
upon Propofitions made by them, 6—The Committee at Ha- 
berdafhers Hall to confer with Perfons to advance Money 
for the Navy,6 &amp; 13. Committees added—Order for adding 
a Pink to the Winters Guard, 13—Ordinance for better 
ordering the Affairs of the Navy, and preventing Malignants, 
&amp;e. from holding Offices, read twice, and committed ; all 
that come to have Voices, 6 Jan. Ordinance reported, and 
re-committed, 11. Reported from Re-commitment, and to 
be ingroffled, 13. Order for Third Reading, 15. Read; 
Order touching the Indorfement; Title agreed to; Act 
paffed, and to be printed, 16—Report from Goldfiniths Hall 
ot Reafons why a Stop is made to the Payment of 40,000 /, 
to the Navy, 17. Order for them to pay the Remainder forth- 
with, 16 &amp; 23—Order for paying 300/, per Week formerly 
afligned to the Garifons in the Ile of Ely, for the Service of 
the Navy, 19 Jan. 

Newcajile, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read, 10 O&amp;t. 

Earl of, Refolution for excepting him from Pardon, 





























6 Nov. Difagreed to by Lords, 14. Houle adhere to their 
Vote, 15. , 
Nicholjon, Captain Lieutenant Edward, Order for paying his 
Widow so/. tor Relief of herfelf and Family, and for his 
25 Interment, 














Interment, to he deduced out of his Arrears; Lords Concur- 
rence. to. be defined, 2 Sept.. 

Nicolas, St. Order fox paying 19 Weeks Arrears to the Garri- 
fons in the Fort avd Hiand—The Cowmittee of the Wett to 
confider how 4,000./. may be raifed for the Soldiers—Orxder 
for fending down Ammunition, 27 Nev. 

Nico/!, Antony, appointed Mafter of the Armoury in the Tower 
and Greenwich, during Life; Order fox a Patent under the 
Great Seal, 1 Nev. Lords Concurrence fignified, 4. 

Norfolk, 2 Committee to prepare Letters of Thanks, to the 
Cownty for their timely Supply of Money to the Army, 19 
Sept.———Another to be fent to the Committee about fecwving 
a Ship and Goods caft away upon that Coaft, and difcharging 
the Gunner, 34 O¢t—-——Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 23 Nov. Agreed to 
by Lords. His Petition from Lords; Refolution that his 
Qaths be difpeused with, and that he bave Leave to come out 
of the County, 9 Jan. 

Northampton, County, Letter touching haftening the Payment of 
the Arrears, of the Aficiiments for the Army, reported, read, 
and agreed to; Members to copy, and fend it down, 23 Sept. 
——-Order for difbanding tue fupernumerary Forces lately 
raifed, except as excepted, 23 O¢t——Order appointing 
High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 2: 
Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27.—A Member to write into 
the Country, and take care for bringing in the Affeffments for 
the Army, 25. Order for continuing Two Troops of 
Horfe for a Month, 12 Dec.—For continuing them Two 
Months longer, and for their Pay, 28. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments, 9 Jan.—FPetition of well-affected 
Inhabitants, read, and referred to a Committee, 23. 

— Town, Ordinance for Mainteaance of their Minifters, 
ordered, 4 Oct. To be read, 11.—Report cancerning the 
Town to be made, 23. 

Northern Counties, Letters from thence, and Reports thereupon, 
to be read, and reported, 21 Sept. Letters {ubteribed at a 

_ general Meeting, with a Petition of Gentlemen of the Nor- 
thern Counties, complaining of their fad Condition, and de- 
fing a Commiffion of Oyer and Terminer for trying new 
Belinquents who brought more Miferies upon them, feverally 
read, 6 Nov.—Divers Petitions and a Letter from thence, 
read ; Order for them to have the new Sequefirations for pay- 
ing their late raifed Forces, and difcharging other Engage- 
ments, 28. Ordinance for that Purpofe, read twice, and 
committed ; the Committee to prefent Commiflioners Names 
to be added thereto, 8 Jan. . 

Northumberland, Conference defired by Lords touching Particu- 
lars received from thence, agreed to; Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, 2 Nov.—Order for Money for the Forces ; 
a Committee to confider how it may be raifed, 20. 

Norwich, Members to write down to take care for bringing 
in the Affeffments for the Army, 25 Nov. Order for fend- 
ing down all Indiétments, &amp;c. delivered at the laft Aflizes, 
to be ufed upon Trials of the Mutineers and other Offenders 
the next Seffion of Oyer and Terminer, 1 Dec—Pertons de- 
fired to go down and execute the Commiflion, 1 &amp; 7.—to ad- 
vile with the Judges upon this Bufinefs—Clerk of the Affize to 
go and carry the Records with him, and difcharge the Duty of 
his Place, 7.—Petition of well-afleéted Inhabitants, read ; 
Petitioners thanked, 26. 

Norwood, Charles, Order for beftowing 100/. upon him, 
18 Nov. 

Nottingham, County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Comuniflion under the Great Seal, 23, Nov. Another ap- 
pointed by Lords, agreed to, 18 Dec.——Members to write 
into the Country to take care for bringing in the Affefiments 
for the Army, 25 Nov A Committee to confer with Co- 
Jone] White touching the Payment of his Regiment of Horfe, 
and Free-quarter taken by them, and of the Mutters, g Jan. 
—Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants to be read, 23. Head ; 
Petitioners to be thanked, 30, 

— Earl of, Lords put Houfe in Mind of his Petition 

9 Sept. 13 &amp; 19 Od, Petition read; Queftion for re- 

ferring it toa Committee, Neg. 19. 






































A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


APPER, Lieutenant Colonel, 1649, a Committee to 
audit aud ftate his Accounts, 10 May, 
Naturglization, Bills of. Vide Morgan, Dame Anne, and 
Jacob, Harmon. 
— 1651, Bill for adminiftering Oaths to Perfons to be 
naturalized, read .wvice, and committed, 20 May. 
Navigation, 1651, Bill for Encouragement thereof, read, 5 Aug. 
Navy, 1648, Time for Act touching the regulating the Officers 
of the Navy and Cuftomsinlarged, 31 Jan——A Committee 
to revife it, 1 Feb.—Lift of Ships and Number of Men fora 
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Summer’s Guard, reported, and approved Order for 
addins 800 Men—for mannmg 30 Merchant Ships with 
2,000 Men—-15 of the Merchant Ships, with 1,000 en, to 
be forthwith fent to Sea, 2.—A&amp; for impretling Seamen, read 
twice, and committed; the Committee to confider of Re- 
wards to fuch as take any of the Enemy’s Ships, 8. Act re- 
ported, and re-committed, 20. Reported from Re-commit- 
ment, and to be ingroffed, 21. Pafled, and to be printed ; the 
Council of State to take care it be fent to the feveral Ports, 22. 
Supplemental Aét, read, and pafled, 24——Names of Com- 
manders, reported, and agreed to ; except as excepted, 
Debate touching Commitfioners to go with the Fleet, adjourn- 
ed, 9 Feb. ‘Fheir Names reported, and agreed to, 12, Ac 
for granting them Power to execute martial Law at Sea, or- 
dered, 22. Read, and committed, 23. Reported, and paffed ; 
Orders touching the Salaries of the Comuniflioners and their 
Secretary—for allowing them a Chaplain; the Committee of 
the Navy to confider of his Salary, and the Salaries of other 
Minitiers, 24. Order for adding Three Ships to the Summer’s 
Guard, 28.——Aét for 300/. per Week, formerly granted to 
the Garrifons in the He of Ely, forthe Ufe of the Navy, 
read, and paffed, 2 Feb. Committees added to the Committee 
of the Navy, 10 &amp; 12—The Committee to fit as often as Ne- 
ceflity requires, 14.—The Council of State to confider of a 
reafonable Increafe of Salaries to Officers who faithfully per- 
form their Duty; and of preventing the Imbezzlement of 
Stores, 21. Report read; referred back to them to report 
former Salaries, and the Increafe now propounded difting y&gt;5 
Mar. Report of Proportions; the Council to reward them ac- 
cording to their Difcretion, 24 Laws and Ordinances for 
the Sea, eftablifhed for the better Government of the Fleet at 
Sea, reported from the Council of State; read at large; 
Title read, and agreed to, with Amendments; Laws read, 
Article by Article, and pafled 5 Mar.—Report of Want of 
Stores for fetting out the Fleet-—A&amp;t to transfer the Salaries of 
the Judges and others for the Ufe of the Navy, read, and 
palled; the Committee impowered to borrow Monies upon 
the Credit thereof, 10. Names of Captains reported, and 
approved, 16.—Order for Money for the Navy, 17.—Order 
cf the Council of State for regulating the Navy, reported, and 
re-committed—Order for the Committee of Merchants for re- 
gulating the Navy to leave the Management thereof to_the 
Committee of the Navy—for the Commiffioners with the Fleet 
to employ fuch Artificers as they think fit, 19. Severally 
repealed—Lift of Perfons recommended to be reftored 
to their Employments, agreed to, 21.—Lift of the Fleet 
for the Summer’s Expedition, with anAccoynt, where they are, 
and when they will be ready—Eftimate of the Charge thereof 
Of the Debts and Credits of the Navy—Refolutions of the 
Council of State touching fettling the Summer’s Fleet, feverally 
reported, and approved—Refolution for taking an effectual 
Courfe for a certain Supply of the Sums demanded—Order 
for paying 10,000/. Part of the Money to be paid-to the Ifle 
of Ely—For paying 8,000 /. which fhould have been paid to 
the Scots, for the Ufe of the Navy, 23. 
1649, upon Report from the Council of State, Order for 
making Ufe of 10,0007. of the Compofition Monies in South 
Wales for prefent fetting forth the Fleet, 30 Mar. Another 
Report from them, that there will need 24,000 /. for fetting 
forth Threc Ships, 1 May.—State of the Credit and Debt of the 
Navy, per Eftimate March 1ft, 1649; Order for admitting 
Perfons, to whom Money is due for Freight, to double upon 
the Purchafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, 7 Commif- 
fioners of the Cuftoms to give Credit to the Generals at Sca to 
take in Provifions, to the Value of 11,000/. 14s.—Letter 
from them, read; Relation of the State of the Fleet, and 
the Enemy’s Ships; Letter of Thanks, ordered—The 
Council of State to give Order for fending the Remainder of 
the Provifions for Six Months—To accept and pay Bills of 
Exchange for Monies difburfed for that Service—To eonfider 
Colonel Popham’s Propofition touching fending a Ship to fea— 
Touching building Five new Frigates—TYo confider of pre- 
viding and difpofing a Winter Guard, and of fome Way for 
fettling a certain Eftablifhment for a Summer and W inter 
Guard—Order touching a Thank{giving for the good Sucgeis 
of the Fleet at Sea, 5 June. Vide Thauk/giving —Ettimate 
of the Charge of the Navy for One whole Y car, and fo from 
Year to Year, as long as the Service fhall require fo great 
Fleets—Of the Charge for Six Months Service for a Winter 
Guard, ap roved—Order for a fpcedy Settlement of 12,000/. 
upon the Excife, for a certain Supply of any Deficiency in the 
Cufioms of 283,0004. for the annual Expence of the Navy; 
A&amp; for that Purpofe, ordered. Vide Excife—The Commit- 
tee of the Navy to further the fetting forth the Winter s 
Guard; the Council of State to prefent Lifis of Ships and 
Names of Officers, 12. Prefents them, 25-——~Ag¢t for 
taking the Accounts of the Officers of ihe Navy and Cuftoms, 
read twice, and committed, 3 Aug. Reported, and -" 
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the Committee of the Navy to confider touching Auditors of 
the Prefs, 8——Report; Auditors appointed, 14 Sept. 
Officers of the Navy, and of the feveral Yards, to take the 
Engagement, 12 O¢t.——Aét for fettling the Cuftoms in Ire- 
land, as in England, for the Benefit of the Navy, ordered, 2 
Nov.—The Council of State to confider of the Ships appoint- 
ed for the Winter Guard, with Power to increafe the aides 
and haften their Preparation, 13. Efiimate of the Summer 
Guard, reported, 28 Dec.—Approved—The Council to give 
other Names tu fome Ships—To fell thofe unferviceable—To 
make One ferviceable—To take care the Fleet be fet forth 
with Speed—The Committee of the Navy to confider the pre- 
fent State of the Cuftoms, and how the Deficiencies thereof 
may be fupplied, for defraying the Charge of the Winter 
Guard—Commiflions to the Three Generals at Sea, to be 
renewed ; Aét for that Purpofe, ordered, 1 Jan. Read, and 
paifed, 3.—Eftimate of what Monies are due, and to be pro- 
vided for the laft Summer and Winter Guard, and for fetting 
forth and Maintenance of the next Summer's Fleet and Ships 
appointed to the Southward—General’s Letter, with a Lift of 
the raifing Officers Wages—The Council of State to give Gra- 
tuities to Officers—Order for 100,000/. out of Fee-farm 
Rents—Comumiltioners of the Excife to pay the Treafurer of 
the Navy 8/. per Cent. as well for fuch part as has not been 
borrowed, as for fuch ashas been advanced by a former Order 
—Order for paying him a Moiety of the Third Part of the ad- 
ditional Excife, 27 Feb.——Lift of Captains for the Summer 
Fleet, reported, and read, 1 Mar. Approved—Letters from 
the Navy Office, read—Merchants to fend forth their Ships 
according to Contraét, under Commanders approved by State 
—The Committee of the Navy to confider of Encouragement 
to Volunteers—Order for building more Ships—The Commit- 
tee to confider of Means for raifing the Monies, 2.—Report 
touching an Increafe of Wages to Workmen in the Yards, 
agreed to; Commencement thereof, 13. 

—— 1650, Order for making Report touching new Ships, and 
raifing Monies for that Service, 30 Mar. Report, 4 Apr. 
—Order tor paying for Provifions for the Ships defigned for 
Lifbon, 12. Aéct for fecuring Money lent for the Navy and 

Army, with Intereft, read twice, pafled, and to be printed, 

15 ae. Order appointing a aed upon giving good 


























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May. Report touching providing Money for the Navy , 
Refolution for charging 100,000 /. upon the xcife—6o,000/. 
upon Goldi{miths Hall; the Committee of the Navy im- 
powered to borrow Monies, with Intereft, upon the Credit 
thereof, 10 July. Order touching the Payment of the Money 
out of Goldfmiths Hall, 31. 

Needham, Mrs. 1650, Order for paying 500/. formerly given 
her out of her Difcoveries, 7 June. 

Needle Makers and Steel-wire Drawers, 1649, Petition read 
and referred to a Committee, 13 June. . ‘ 

Neljon, Bryan, 1650, Petition read; his Account referred to the 
Committee of Accounts; Order for paying him 500/. 13 
Aug. 

Milles James, 1651, Petition read ; Commiffioners for com- 
pounding to contraét with him for a Delinquent’s Lands rent- 
ed by him; Act for that Purpofe, ordered, 8 Apr. Con- 
= for Sale of Delinquents Lands to fell and convey them, 
1 July. 

Nevill, Henry, 1649, admitted to fit upon a new Eleétion, 5 
May. etter concerning him; previous Queftion for re- 
ferring it to a Committee to examine the Information, Aftirma- 
tive; main Queftion, Neg. 11 O¢t. 

Newberry, Captain Nicolas, 1649, appointed Commander of a 
Ship, 2 Mar. 

Newburgh, Lord. Vide Levefon, Sir James—1650, Inter- 
cepted Letter from him read ; Order for fequeftering his Office 
in Chancery ; Commiffioners of the Great Seal to fiate the 
Matter of Faét touching it, and nominate a fit Perfon to re- 
ceive the Profits, 30 July. 

Neweujile, 1648, a Committee to confider of a Supply of Stores, 
&amp;c. for the Garifon, 16 Feb. The Committee of the 
Army to provide Victuals for them, 17 Mar. 

16040, the Council of State to examine the Accounts 

of the Garifon, and confider what is neceflary for Supplies 

and Fortifications, 16 May. Sequeftered ‘Timber at Morpeth 
to be difpofed of for that Ufe, 22- ‘The Comiittee of the 

Army to deduct out of Sums to be paid to them 1,500, in 

lieu of fo much already paid, 20 July ——Governor’s Letter 

read ; recommended to the Committce of the Navy to take 
care the Aflignments to them be duly paid, 18 Sept. Peti- 
tion of Mayor, &amp;e. read, 22 Nov. 


























Security—For aSalary for himfelf and Clerks, 16 July. 
Treafurer appointed; Order for a Patent under the Great 
Seal, 10 Oét. Etiimate of the Charge of 20 Ships, with 
3,000 Men, for Six Months, on the Coaft of Portugal—Of 
the Charge of 12 Ships, with 2,000 Men, on the fame Coatt 
—Of the Charge of 40 Ships, with 4,200 Men, for Six 
Months, as a Winter Guard, feverally reported, 12 Sept.— 
The lafi read ; the Committee of the Navy to pay them, not 
exceeding the Eftimate— Lift of Ships and Commanders, read, 
and approved, 26 Propofal for better and cheaper victual- 
ling the Navy, reported, and referred to the Committee of the 
Navy, 12 Oct. Propolals, with the Committee’s Queries 
thereupon, and the Propounders Anfwers, reported, and 
read ; the Committee impowered to contraét with them for 
Sea Victuals, at 8d. per Diem for a Man at Sea, and at 7 d. 
for a Man in Harbour—The Committee to give Security for 
the Payment of the Money—To contract as they think fit, in 
the reft of the Particulars, 1 Nov.—Other Propofals read, and 
referred ; the Committee impowered to confider any that fhall 
be tendered, 8. Report touching the Contract; Debate 
thereupon, adjourned, 21. Refumed ; Articles of Agreement, 
read; the Committee to proceed concerning this Contract up- 
on former Rules, and make a final Contraét to the beft Ad- 
vantage of the State; Commiilioners of the Navy to fub- 
feribe it, 22. The Council of State to confider of the 
Number of Men and Ships for the Winter Guard, 1 Nov. 
—Eftimate of the Charge of 30 Ships, with 5,550 Men, for 
a fianding Convoy—Ot the Charge of 40 Ships, with 6,000 
Men, for 13 Months; the Committee of the Navy to make 
Provifions for each—Propofals of feveral Citizens concerning 
victualling them ; the Committee to confider them, and any 
other Propofals offered, and the Abilities of the Perfons pro- 
pounding, 8.—The Council of State to give Allowance of 
tratuities to Officers, 6. A Committee to offer to the 
Houfe Propofals for repairing and building Ships, and confider 
of fit Places for harbouring and victualling them, 11 Feb. 
Further Power given them, 13.—Act for continuing the Ge- 
nerals at Sea for another Year, ordered, 21. Read _ twice; 
Queftions for Commitment and Ingroflment, feverally Neg. Act 
affed, and to be printed, 28.—T'he Council of State to con- 
fider what Ammunition, Arms, &amp;c. are neceflary for next 
Summer’s Fleet, 26 Feb. Report; the Committee of the 
Navy to make Provifions for the Difpatch thereof, 12 Mar. 
—— 1651, Eftimate of the Navy for the enfuing Year—Of 
the Debts of the Navy—Of building, rigging, and fetting 
torth Ten Frigates, Ordinance included—Liit of the Convoys, 
feverally reported—Propofition of feveral Perfons, read, 2c 




















1650, upon Report fromthe Council of State, that 

the General had drawn out Five Companies; Order for the 

Governor to recruit his Regiment to the former Number, 

13 Aug. 

-- 1651, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read—Bill for alter- 

ing the Market Day, read twice ; Queftions for Commitment 

and Ingroflment, feverally Neg. Commencement thereof ; 

Act pafled, 18 June. 

— Earl of, 1648, Refolution for banifhing him, and 
confifcating his Eftate, 14 Mar. 

——" 1648, Order for a Convoy for the Fifhery, 26 
"ed. 

Newgate, 1650, Pardon for 32 Prifoners in that Gaol, read; 
others to be inferted; Order for pafling it under the Great 
Seal, 2 Oct. 

Newman, Henry, 1649, Petition to be read, 2 &amp; 5 May. 

—Joan, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafiing it under the Great Seal, 3 July. 

News, 1649, Act againft feditious and fcandalous News, Ru- 
mors and Writings, read twice, and commicted, 9 Aug. 

Newfam, George, 1651, Order for pafling his Pardon under 
the Great Seal, 13 June. : 

Newfe, Mr. and Wife, 1650, their Cafe referred to the Com- 
— touching neceffitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 

ec. 

Newton, John, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for patiing it under the Great Seal, 12 June. 

Nichill Accounts, 1649, a Committee to confider of a Courfe 
for nore eafy pailing them, 7 Nov. 

Nicholls, Richard, and others, 1649, Petition read, and referred 
to the Committee of Obftructions, 20 June. 

Nimling, Richard. Vide Freeman, Paul. 

Nitingale, John, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. ~ 

Nixon, Robert, appointed Captain of a Ship, 25 June, 1649 

26 Sept. 2. Mar 1650. 

Noble, Roger, 1648, Pardon for him read, and agreed to ; Or- 
der for patling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Noell, Thomas, 1649, Act conftituting him Treafurer of Mo- 
nies payable at Weavers Hall, read, and paficd, 18 Sept. 

Norfolk, 1648, Names of fit Perfons to be Sheriffs, in 3 
One appointed; Order for a Commiilion under the Great 
Seal; former Sheritf difcharged, 1 Feb. Order for receiv- 




















ing a Troop of Horfe into Pay for Three Months, 4 Mar. 
1649, Commiflioner added for the Affeffment of go,000/. 
High Sheriff appointed; Order for a 
Houfe ac- 
quainted, 








per Mentem, 4 July. 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 7 Noy. 



































quainted, that he is infirm in Body and Mind ; previous and 

main Queftions for appointing another, feverally Affirmative ; 

Order for a Commiilion under the Great Seal, 13 Feb. Quef- 

tion for difpenfing with his Refidence in the County during 

huis Sheriflaltvy, Neg. 20. A&amp; for ereéting a Corporation for 
the better regulating the Worfted Weavers, read twice, and 

committed, 5 Feb. Committee added, o. 

1650, Aét to be reported, 28 May, zo Aug. Petitions 
relating thereto, read, 20. AG reported ; es te 

thereot ; Petition of Woolcombers read ; Act to be ingrofled, 
29 Oc&amp;.—Time of electing Officers; Act paffed, and to 
be printed, 14 Nov. High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a 
Commiilion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. Order for 
him to fue forth his Commiilion, take the Oath, and take 
upon him the Office upon pain of 1,000/. Commiflioners of 
the Great Seal to fee the Vote put in Execution, 5 Dec.— 
Letter from thence touching the Infurrection, read ; Order 
for a {pecial Cominiffion of Oyer and Terminer to try the 
Offenders, 3 Dec.—Another Letter, and feveral Examina- 
tions touching ii, to be made Ufe of by the Commiflioners, 
5.—Another Letter, and other Examinations, read—Leave 
a to debate touching the Manner of the Trials, notwith- 

anding the former Vote; Refolution tor trying the Offenders 
by a High Court of Juftice, 6. Act for confiituting a High 
Court of Juftice there, and in feveral neighbouring Counties, 
read twice; Quefiions for Commitment and Ingroffment, 
feverally Neg. Ad paffed, and to be printed ; the eae of 
State to fee it put in fpeedy Execution, and provide all Necet- 
faries for the Commifiioners, 10. Order tor a Pardon under 
the Great Seal to Four Perfons condemned; Sheriff to forbear 
Execution, 17 Jan. 

Northampton County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for 
a Commiilion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 21 Nov. 

Town, 1649, Vetition of well affeéted Inhabitants 

touching their Charter, referred to a Committee, 22 Nov. 

Earl of, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 

mittee at Goidfmiths Hall, 16 July. 

1650, State of his Cafe reported; Order for ad- 
mnitting him to his Compolition ; the Committee to compound 
with him, 9 Apr. Matter touching his Fine to be con- 
fidered ; the Committee at Gold{miths Hall to fettle the Mat- 
ter of Fact, 28 June. Order for making Report, 21 Aug. 
Report; previous and main Queftions for fining bim 20,000/. 
—For fining him 16,o00/. feverally Neg. Refolution tor 
fining him 14,1532. 16s. 8d. Commiltioners for compounding 
to fee it paid, 23. 

Northern Counties, 1648, a Committee to aflign, pay, and 
fettle, an Eftablifhment for the Forces there, 16 Feb. Act 
for difpofing of the Compoiition-monies to the paying and dif- 
banding the new raifed Forces, reported, and pailed, 2 Mar. 

1649, Act for Jutiices of Peace there, ordered, 1 
May. ‘To be read, 21. Recommended to the Committee 
of the Navy, to take care the Garifons be conftantly paid, 18 
Sept. A Committee to prepare Act for Kedrels of their 
Grievances, or confider of fome other Way for their Relief, 
20 Dec. Aét for preaching the Gofpel, and Maintenance 
of the Minifters and School-matters, ordered, 15 Feb. Read 
twice, and comunitted, 22. Keported ; Continuance there- 
of ; Queftion for Ingrofiment, Neg. Act paffed, 1 Mar. 

— 1650, Act for Continuance thereof, read, and pafled, 
11 Apr.——The Council of State to prepare Letters to be fent 
for raifing a Referve, to be upon the Borders, and for what 
further Forces they think neceflery, to be fent into Scotland ; 
Speaker to fign them, 13 Aug. Upon Report from them, 
Order for adding a Phyfician for the Northern Garifons to 
Eftablifhment, and touching his Pay and Arrears from the 
Time of his Entertainment. Advocate for the Forces to 
be appointed ; Order touching his Salary, 23 Oct. 

Northumberland, 1649, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for 
a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, Petition of divers Inhabitants to be confidered, 

28 Mar. Read; previous Queftion for referring it io a Com- 

mittee, Neg. 29. High Sheriff appointed; Order for a 

Commiflion under the Great Seal, 21 Nov. 

Earl of, 1651, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 

mittee, with Power to examine Perfons upon Oath, 25 Apr. 

Order for making Report, 10 June. 

Norwich, 1648, Petition of the Mayor, &amp;c. read ; Ordinance 
for the Purpofe therein, ordered, 2 Feb.—A@ for regulating 
the Eleétions of Officers, and preventing the eleéting of ill- 
affected Perfons, read twice, and committed, 28. Reported, 
— paffed—Petition of the Walloon Church there, to be read, 

ar. 

y 1649, Bufinefs touching an Infurreétion there, referred 

to the Committee of Complaints, 17 Apr. Report; Per- 

fons ordered into Cuftody. Vide Tooley, Mr. and Uiting, 

John—Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read, 12 Sept. Power given 

them to _ a Watch; Act for that Purpofe ordered, 13. 

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Nye, Mr. 1650, defired to preach, 25 Odt. 








Another Petition from them, read; the Committee of 
plundered Minifters to confider that Part relating to uniting 
Parifhes, and raifing Maintenance for the godly Minifters, 20 
Dec.——A&amp;¢t for that Purpofe, read, 1 Feb. Committed 22. 
1650, Order for a Commiflion ot Peace for the Go- 
vernment within the Clofe of Chriftchurch and the Bifhop’s 
Palace, 26 Mar. 





Nottingham County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed; Order for 





a Commiffion under the. Great Seal, 7 Nov. Order for 

owe a Troop of Horfe into Pay for Three Months, 4 
ar. 

1650, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Com- 

miflion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

Earl of, 1649, Order for continuing his Penfion, and 
paying the Arrears, 21 May. 

1650, the Commitfioners for compounding, to give 
Warrant to the Treafurers at Gold{imiths Hal! to pay Arrears 
of Money payable in lieu of his Penfion, and continue the Pay- 
ment thereof, in the fame Manner as formerly, 12 Nov. 


Thanked, and. 





to print his Sermon, 6 Nov. 


24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


AT HS, a Committee to confider of all Oaths taken through 

the Kingdom, 28 Dec. Oaths of Common Council Men 
and Trinity Houfe, referred, 3 Jan—Lord Mayor to fend 
to them the Book of Oaths to be taken by the City Officers, 
when required, 9. 





Officers, Report from the Committee, to whom the late Petitions 


of reduced Officers were referred ; Refolution, that thofe in the 
laft Petitions be cc mprehcnded within the fame Ordinances and 
Ways for Satisfaétion as thofe in former Petitions—That 
100,000/. be borrowed towards paying them; Refidue of 
the Propofals re-committed, 5 Sept— Committees added to the 
Committee for Keformadoes ; all that come to have Voices, 
8. Order for making Report, 11.—Lords put Houfe in mind 
of reduced Field Offtcers and others in the Irifh Service, g &amp; 
13. Their Petition read, and referred to the Committee of the 
Army, 13.—Report for the Northern Officers to be made, 21. 
Ordinance for them to be read, 25 Sept. 7 O&amp;— 
Ordinance for Pay of 23,566. 1s, 144. in full Difcharge 
of Arrears of certain Oiticers, read twice, and pafled, 9. 
Agreed to by Lords, 10. Information that divers are 
coming to Town in Expeétation of Satisfa¢tion for their Ar- 
rears; a Committee to prepare Declaration to prohibit them, 
g. Declaration read twice, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence fignified ; Order for printing it; Sheriffs to publith it, 
13.—Petition of Trutiees of certain Officers and Soldiers, 19. 
—Report concerning Dutch Officers, to be made, 21. 
Ordinance from Lords for fome reduced Officers to have Satis- 
faction for their Arrears out of their Difcoveries, read ; Quef- 
tions for Commitment and pafling, feverally Neg. 27 Nov. 














Orders tor turnifhing the new Rooms belonging to the Houfe, 


20 Sept.—Againtt entertaining private Bufinefs for Fourteen 
Days, 22.—lor the conftant Attendance of Members, 26. 
—For fhutting the Doors, and againfi Members going out, 3 
&amp; 4 Jan.—For all Members to attend ona certain Day, 27. 


Ordnance, the Committee for Stores to examine the State of the 


Bufinels touching the Lieutenant, and what Title he has in 
the Office ; and to confider the Stores in his Cufiody, 19 Jan. 


Ormond, Earl of, Obftruétions in Goldfmiths Hall in reference 


to him, to be confidered, 19 Sept—Petition of his Agent 
touching Aflignment of Monies to him out of Gold{miths lial), 
and an Attachment laid thereupon, reported ; the Committee 
at the Hall to hear his Counfe!, and all who defire to be heard ; 
Letter touching him, referred, 20. Vide Jrefand. 


Ofvo: ne, Mr. Order tor taking him into Cuttody, 2 Sept. 
Overtun, Colonel, his fupplying the Siege of Scarborough, 


approved, 25 Sept. 


Owen, Mr. defired to preach, 30 Dec. 
Oxon County, Petition of we'l-atieéted Inhabitants, read, 30 





Sept. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion 
under the Great Seal, 23 Nov. Another appointed, 27. 
Agreed to by Lords, 23 Dec. Members to write into 
the Country, and take care for bringing in the Affefliments for 
the Army, 25 Nov. 








—— City, Articles to be confidered, 2 Sept. 


Univerfity, the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to affift 
the Heads of Houfes in putting in Execution an Ordinance for 
paying to them all Rents due to any College—Order for de-’ 
livering all Goods belonging to the Univertity vo Vifitors ap- 
pointed by Parliament, 21 Sept. 


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IN DEX @ the StxtuH VoLumMeE. 


A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


O4 THS, 1648. Vide Great Seal, Judges, and London— 
A&amp; for _—e the Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, 
read twice, aud pailed, g Feb. To be printed, and publithed ; 
Members to fend it to their refpeétive Counties, &amp;e. 10.—— 
Committee added to the Committee of Oaths, 13. 

Obdam, Lord: of, 1651, has Leave to tranfport Six Hories, 
Cuftom and Impoft free, 28 May. 44) 

Oblivion, 1649, Heads preparatory to an A&amp; of Obiivion, repor:- 
ed; Refolution for bringing one in; Commencement there- 
of ; a Committee to prepare the Aét, 25 Apr. Order for 
prefenting it, 11 May. General Pardon ordered, 27 June. 

oe. and Aét read twice, and committed ; all that 
come to have Voices, 5 July. 

Oconnelly, Owen, 1649, Order for paying his Penfion, and the 
Arrears thereof, 11 Apr. 

Officers, 1648, General’s Letter touching reduced Officers and 
Soldiers, read, and referred to a Committee, 26 Feb. 

~--—— 1649, Aé touching examining and ftating their Ac- 
counts, read twice, and committed, 5 May.—Report touch- 
ing Dutch Officers to be made, 25. Made; Quefiion for 
confidering it, Neg. 30.-——Order for it, 20 June. for 
500/. to tranfport them, 6 July. Petition of reduced 
and maimed Officers and Soldiers, and of Widows of thofe 
lain in the Parliament’s Service, contained in Potter’s, Wil- 
cox’s, and Sanderfon’s Lifts, read ; Order touching Money 
for them, 26 May. A Committee to confider how 9,000/. 
may be difiributed among them, 5 July. Report ; Order for 
the Treafurers at Goldf{imiths Hall to pay the Money to the 
Treafurers for maimed Soldiers, 31. Officers and Soldiers 
to be admitted to double upon the Purchafe of Deans and Chap- 
ters Lands for their Arrears, 23, June. Petition of reduced 
Officers of Colonel Saunderfon’s late Regimentof Horfe, read ; 
the Committee of Accounts to confider his Lift, 21 Aug.—— 
Order for making Report, 11 Oct. Report; Order for pay- 
ing 9o0o/. towards Satisfaction of their Arrears, 16. ‘Trea- 
furer appointed, 24. Further Report re-committed, 15 
Nov. State of their Accounts reported; Order for paying 
them 6,o00/. in full Satisfaétion of all Demands, 23. 
Petition of 2,500 Perfons included in Potter’s Lift; Lift re- 
ferred to the Committee of Accounts, 21 Aug. Report 
touching the Manner of paying them, 16 Oét. Further 

eport to be made, 2 Nov. Made, and re-committed : Pe- 
tition referred, 15.——Petition of many hundreds ftarving 
Perfons in Potter’s Lift, read; Report of Monies due to the 
Three Lifts ; Order for paying 6,000/. to Saunderfon’s Lifi— 
Auditors of the Accounts at Worcefier Houfe to ftate the 
Accounts of each Perfon in Potter’s Lift, and diftribute 5,000/. 
among them proportionally, deducting what they have re- 
ceived by weekly Penfions, 27. Their Reprefentation 
touching the Lift; Order touching paying them, 17 Jan—-— 
Petition of divers Officers under Jate Lord Fairfax, read, and 
referred to the Committee for Obfiructions in the Sale of 
Deans and Chapters Lands, 6 Sept.——Report ; Committees 
Proceedings approved, 8 Nov.——Further Report ; Liberty 

iven them to double upon the Purchafe of Deans and Chapters 

ands, in full Difeharge of all Demands, 16 Feb. The 
Northern Committee to examine the Mifcarriages and ‘T'ruth 
of the Cafe touching Monies charged upon Deans and Chapters 
Lands for the Northern Officers; Execution of the Order 
to be ftayed in the mean time, 21. Petition of reduced 
Officers read, and referred to the Committee at Goldfiniths 
Hall, 7 Sept.— A enabling divers reduced Olficers and others, 
fubfcribed to a Petition for making Difcoveries to the public 
Ufe, and towards their Satisfaction, read, 5 O&amp;. Order for 















































Second Reading, 11.——-Committed—No Perfons clamouring 
at the Door to receive any weekly Penfion, 23 Nov.——The 


Council of State to dilpofe of 35,500/. 78. Od. among cer- 

tain reduced Officers and others, 4 Mar, 

— 1650, Petition of Officers, for whofe Satisfaion no Se- 
curity is provided, read, 24 Apr.—Petition of Treafurers for 
maimed Soldiers ; Order authorizing them to receive 5,000/. 
out of Goldfmiths Hall, towards the Payment of Potter’s Lift, 
and to pay thein according to former Order, 30. Another 
Petition trom them; Order, authorizing them to diftribute 
the Remainder of the 5,000/. among {uch as have not received 
any Part thereof, without Deduction of their Penfions, 9 
May.—Trealurers Letter to be read, 16. Read; Order for 
paying them the 5,oo0o/. forthwith ; a Committee to fiate the 
whole Bufine{s concerning the Litt, 17. Report ; Order for 
a Month’s Pay to them, who will accept it in full Difcharge of 
all Arrears; Certificate of the Amount of One Month’s Pay, 
ordered, 6 June-——Order for difcharging Deans and Chap- 
ters Lands from 2,536/. 16s. 1d. to the Scots Officers— 
For difcharging the State from the Debt, 4 Sept. A&amp; for 
tating the Accounts of Officers above Fifty Miles from Lon- 
don, &amp;c. read, 20 Dee. Committed, 14 Jan. 

——— 1651, Lift of divers Officers, late under the Command 

















of Ferdinando Lord Fairfax, reported ; Clerk to fren it; Or- 
der for paying what is due to them, o Apr. 

Offices, public, 1648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
preventing difaffecied Perfons from being elected into any 
Place or Office of Truft, 2 Feb. 

1650, another Committee to confider which are bur- 
thenfome to the Commonwealth, and how they make be taken 
away or regulated, 27 June. 

Okey, Colonel, 1649, Order for making up his Regiment of Dra- 
goons 1,000 Men, 11 Sept. 

——— 1650, Genera!’s Leiter read ; Order for admitting them 
into the Eftablifhment, and for paying them, 29 Nov. 

Oldale, Margaret, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 3 July. 

Oldifworth, Michael, and Henry Parker, 1640, appointed Re- 
gifter of the Prerogative Court ; Order for a Patent under the 
Great Seal, 18 July. 

Olive, Michael, 1648, Pardon for bim read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Orange, Prince of, 1648, Leave given him to tranfport Ten 
Horfes into Holland, Caftom and Impott free, 3 Feb. 

Orders, 1648, touching the Meeting of the Houfe, 12 Feb. 
—Againft debating any private Bufinets for a Week, 13.— 
For fhutting the Door, 19.—Againft Members going out 
without Leave, 19 &amp; 26 Feb. 7 &amp; 8 Mar.—Againtt 
entertaining private Bufinefs for a Fortnight, 14.—For 
Members to attend by Nine o’ Clock, upon Forfeiture of 
a Shilling, 17. 

1649, for repairing the Seats in the Houfe—A gaint 

new Motions after ‘Ten o’ Clock—Againft entertaining 

private Bufinefs for Fourteen Days, 2 Apr. For Eight 

Days, 2 &amp; 25 July—-—a Aug.——2o Nov. For a 

Month ; to be pofied up at the Door, 6 Nov.——28 Dec. 

——Againft Members going out of the Houfe, without 

Leave, 6 Apr. Vor apprehending Beggars and diforderly 

Perfons near the Parliament Doors or Weftminfter Hall, 1 

Jan. For entertaining no private Bufinefs till 1ft March 

next, 24.——T'o be continued a Month longer, 1 Mar,— 

For Members to attend by Nine o'clock, 23, 25 &amp; 26.—. 

For clearing the outer Room, 26 June. 26 Dec.——For 

a Screen for the Window of the Houfe, 27 June. For 

Prayers every Day, 12 July. For fhutting the Door till 

Twelve o’ Clock, 1, 2, 8, 9, 12, 14, 16, 23 &amp; 30 Aug. 

—3, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 24, 25 &amp; 26 Sept—— 

2, 3, 10, 12, 17 &amp; 23 Od. For fhutting it till One o’ 

Clock, 4, 18 &amp; 20 Sept.——-4 O¢t.——-Againfi entertaining 

private Bufinefs for a Month, 6 Aug. 5 Sept. 1 Ot. 

——For keeping Strangers out of the Houfe—Againft Com- 

mittees fitting in the Speaker’s Chamber, 20 Dec. 

— 1651, againtt Members going out without Leave—Tor 

injoining Secrecy to Members and Officers touching the V ates 

of the Day, 11 Apr.—For clearing the outer Room, 11 &amp; 25 

—Vor fhutting the Door, 11.—¥or fhutting it till Twelve 

0 Clock, 25. 

— 1649, a Committce to perufe all Orders, and fee them 
rightly entered, 25 May. Report to be made, 28. 

Ordnance, 1650, Lieutenant appointed ; Act for that Purpofe 
ordered, 3 July. Vide Harrijon, Colonel—A Committee to 
take care that al! military Stores be fufliciently provided and 
furnifhed, 11 Feb. 

1651, Order for 3,o00/. for Supply thereof, 1 Apr.— 
For Payment of the Money, 18. 

Ormond, Earl of, 1649, voted guilty of High Treafon; Act 
for attainting him, ordered, 28 Mar.—Letters to him read ; 
the Council of State to fee them printed, with Obfervations, 
2 Oct. Vide Ireland. 

Orpe, John, 1649, voted guilty of a foul Practice and Combina- 
tion in acculing Sir Jacob Garrett of Delinquency, and fub- 
orning falfe Teftimony ; Order for feiting him in the Pillory 
Four times—For his Offence to be written in great Characters 
and fet upon his Head—Vlor fining him 200/-—For commit- 
ting him to Newgate for Six Months, 2 Feb. 

Orton, Elizabeth, 1650, Order for paying her 50/. out of the 
Box-money, 13 Aug. 

Ojkaldfion, Lambert, 1649, Provifo on his Behalf added to an 
Act, 18 Sept. Vide Wejiminjier College. 

Overton, Richard, 1649, Proceedings of the Council of State 
touching him, reported; his Commitment approved ; Attor- 
ney General to protecute him in the Upper Bench touching a 
Book, intituled, “ The Second Part of England’s new 
“ Chains difcovered,” 11 Apr. Petition in his Behalf, read ; 
Refolution that the Petitioners have a fharp Reprehenfion ; a 
Committee to withdraw and prepare an Anfwer; Anfwer re- 
ported, and delivered by Speaker; to be printed, 18.—At- 
torney General to confuit with the Council of State about the 
Proceedings againft him ; they to appoint a Solicitor, 26. 
None to be admitted to fee him, except as excepted, 9 May. 
Previous Queftion for confining him as a clofe Prifoner, Affir- 
mative—For an Allowance to him during his clofe Imprifon- 

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ment, Neg. 12. Lieutenant of the Tower to take care he has 
neceffary Provifions for his Subfiftence, 15 Liberty of the 
Tower allowed him, 7 Sept. Petition of Citizens on his be- 
half, 15 Oé. His Petition; Queftion for reading it, Neg. 











5: p , 
Oviatt, Thomas, 1650, Bufinefs concerning him, referred to 
the Committee of Obftruéctions, 22 O¢t. 
Owen, Mr. defired to preach, 28 Feb. 1648 —--26 May——4 











Feb. 1649——16 May 10 Sept. 4 Mar. 1650 
Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 27 Feb. 1648——20 
Apr. 8 June 1649 12 June 10 O&lt;t.—— Quefiion 














for thanking him, Neg. 14 Mar. 1650. 

1649, Houfe approves of his going into Ireland with the 

Lord Lieutenant—Order for allowing his Wife and Children 

100/. per Annum, to be paid quarterly; the Committee at 

Goldfmiths Hal! to confider where it may be fixed to be paid, 

14 June. 

Sir John, 1648. Vide Delinquents—His Petition read ; 

previous Queftion for confidering it further, Affirmative ; 

main Queftion, Neg. 7 Mar.—Petition on his behalf; pre- 
vious Queftion for reading it, Affirmative; previous and main 

Queftions for confidering it further, feverally Affirmative; Pe- 

tition read again; Order for refpiting his Execution, to be 

fent to Lord Prefident, 8—To the Sheriffs, o. 

1649, his Petition read; Order for his Pardon and En- 

largement, 7 May. 

Sir Hugh, 1640, Report concerning him; Order for dif- 

charging his Sequefiration and Delinquency upon the Articles 

of Anglefea, 30 May His Petition to be read, 9 July. 

John, 1649. Vide Molyn, Peter du. 

Oxford, Wendy, 1651, previous and main Queftions that he is 
guilty of Perjury and Subornation of Perjury, feverally Af- 
tirmative; Order for fining him 5004—For fetting him 
twice in the Pillory—For committing him to Newgate for 
Three Months—For banifhing him at the Expiration of that 
time; Sheriff to fee the Judgment executed—Serjeant to ap- 
prehend him, 25 June. 

Oxon County, 1649, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants, with 
their Defires, read, and referred to a Committee; Petitioners 
thanked, 6 Apr. Report; Petition referred to the Commit- 
tee for regulating the Univerfity, with Power to examine an 
Information touching Minifters endeavouring to ftir up the 
People, 14 Commitlioners added for the Affeffment of 
go,ooo/. per Menfem, 23 May 25 July——Order for 
continuing Captaia Smith’s Troop of Horfe tor Six Months, 
13, Sept——For paying them, 25 Jan. High Sheriff ap- 
pointed; Order for a Commithon under the Great Seal, 7 
Nov. Ditcharged ; another appointed ; Order for a Commil- 
fion under the Great Seal, 22. 
him, Neg. 23——Queftion for fufpending the Collection of 
the Affellments for the Britifh Army for a Month, Neg. 18 
Veb. 

—— 1650, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commiflion 
under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. ; 

—— City, 1640, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. with their Defires, 
referred to a Cominittee ; Petitioners thanked, 6 Apr. Peti- 
tion referred to the Committee for regulating the Univerfity, 
with Power to hear both Parties, 16 Coimmiflioners 
added for the Affefiments of 90,000/. per Menfem, 24 July 

Report from the Council of State touching the late In- 

furrection there, read; Letters read; Captain Wagttaffe’s 

Relation of the whole Proceedings. Vide Wagstaffe, Captain 

—Order for a Commiffion of Oyer and Terminer to try the 

Mutineers; the Council of State to direct the Attorney Ge- 

neral to proceed againft them, to appoint Counfel and a Soli- 

citor, and to prepare a Declaration to undeceive the People, 

11 Sept—General’s Letter touching fuppreffing the Infur- 

reGtion, and the Proceedings of the Court-martial, read; 

Vote of Approbation ; General to be thanked, 27. 

Univerfity, 1649, Names of Four additional Vifitors, re- 

ported, and agreed to—Letter touching fetting up a Leé¢ture, 

read, and referred; the Committee for regulating the Univer- 
fity to confider how fuch a Leéture may be fettled, 23 May 

Impowered to nominate Vifitors, 8 June. 

Oyer and Terminer, 1649, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to 
iffue ftanding Commitlions into the feveral Counties for a 
Year, and write to the Commiflioners to be diligent in the 
Execution thereof, 24 Oct. 

1650, to iffue {pecial Commiffions into the feveral Coun- 

ties to try Offenders in the ufual Form, 3 Dec. 















































24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


AG AN, Peter, Order for his Difcharge, upon having 
given Satisfaction for the Excife, 2 Jan. 
Palatine, Prince Elector, Ordinance for explaining and 
amending = additional Ordinance for better raifing 8,o00/. 
Vor. VI. 


Queftion for difcharging | 


for his Support, read twice, and committed, 20 Sept. Re- 
ported, and paffed, 23. Agreed to by Lords, 25 His 
Letter read, and, with Papers inclofed, referred to a Commit- 
tee, 23 Dec. Another Letter for Leave to vifit the King, 
read, and agreed to, 20 Jan. 

Palmer, Geoffery, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 1g Sept. 

Palmes, Sir Guy, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Sept. 

Pamphlets, Marfhal of the Army to put Ordinance concerning 
feandalous Pamphlets in Execution; the Committee of the 
Army to enable him to proceed in that Service, 5 Jan. 

Papijis. Vide Delinquents—Commiftioners of the Great Seal, 
and Judges, to confider how the Laws for convicting them 
may be effectually put in Execution, and how, upon Convic- 
tion, they may be fecluded from this Town, 2 Nov. 

Paradine, Mary, the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to diftri- 
bute Money bequeathed by her Will to Soldiers Widows and 
Orphans, 20 Nov. 

Parker, Robert, to be fent for as a Delinquent for refeuing a 
Prifoner in his Paflage to Windfor Caftle; Captain of the 
Guard to fend a Party to affitt Serjeant, 9 Sept. The Com- 
mittee of Complaints to examine him, 11. 

Thomas, the Committee of the Revenue to pay him 
10 /. in Satisfaction of his Charges for the Accommodation of 
the Committees of this Houfe, 30 Jan. 

Parliament, Order for raifing 2,000/. for Maintenance of the 
Guards that attend the Houfe ; the Committee at Haberdafhers 
Hall to propound a Way for raifing it—Order for affigning 
1,2004. out of the Arrears of the Old Compofitions in York- 
fhire to that Service—Refolution for appointing a Provoft Mar- - 
fhal for the Safeguard of the Parliament; Order touching the 
Power to be given him, and touching his Salary, 13 Sept—The 
Committee at Haberdafhers Hall to examine the Carriage of the 
Wine Cooper to the Guards in the Meufe, 1g—A Commit- 
tee to confider of Ways and Means for the Pay and Mainte- 
nance of the Horfe Guards that attend the Parliament, 26. 
Order for 5,000/. for them out of Delinquents Eftates ; Or- 
dinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 29 To be read, 4 
O&amp;ét. Read twice, and committed; the Committee impow- 
ered to add Delmquents Names, 9. Ordinance reported ; 
Provifo touching Delinquents of Effex, read, and rejected ; 
Ordinance patled; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 11 

Parties to whom Tickets thall be afligned for raifing the 

Money, to be admitted to double upon Purchafe of Deans and 

Chapters Lands; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 4 Nov. 

The feveral Orders returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 

Amendments agreed to—The Committee at Derby Houfe to 

conlider_of a fit Allowance for Fire and Candle for them— 

Order for a fupplemental Security ; Member to prepare Ordi- 

nance for that Purpofe, 10. Ordinance read, and pafled, 13 

Amended ; Lords Concurrence fignified, 14—Order for pay- 

ing them according to the Eftablifhment upon Mutters, 

21. Agreed to by Lurds, 25 Order for their Quarters 

—For paying their Arrears; the Committee at Haberdafhers 

Hall, to aflign the Quarters—Guards to be thanked, 2 Dec. 

Bufinets of the Guards, to be confidered ; Major Ge- 
neral Skippon to be defired to attend, 2 Nov.—A Commit- 
tee to acquaint the Common Council that the Guards now 
attending are ,moft hired Men, and not Citizens, and that 
the Houfe cannot put their Security in them, and to confer 
with the Common Council and Militia how the Parliament 
may be better fecured, 4. Vide London—Lord General to 
be defired to fend a fufficient Guard, 15. His Anfwer, 16. 

Bill for juftifying the Proceedings of the Parliament in 
the late War, and declaring all Proclamations, &amp;c. void, read 
twice, and committed, 17 Nov. 

Pajion, Sir William, to have Pafs for tranfporting a Stonehorfe, 
Cuftom and Impoft free, 21 Sept. 

Clement, his Fine accepted; Order for a favourable 
Compofition; Certificate from the Committees of Norfolk 
that he is fequeftered only for Recufancy, with Defire that he 
may be admitted to a Compofition; Order for accepting 
500 /. for certain Parcels of Land by him compounded for, 
being Part of the Two Third Parts of his Eftate fequeftered 
for his Recufancy—For putting the Remainder of the Two 
Thirds into Truftees Hands, 28 Sept.——Agreed to by Lords, 
2 Ott. 

Pawlett, Sir John, Houfe declare their Intention of a former 
Order for him to enjoy his Eftate—Order for reftoring Money 
and Goods taken from him by any Order—QOrder touching 
felling his Timber for the Ufe of Lyme, fufpended, 19 Sept. 

Thesort touching him, to be made, 12 Jan. To be con- 

fidered, 10. 


























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IN DE X @o the SixtH VoLume. 


Payler, Mr. Ordinance for fettling him and others in their 
aces in the Tower, returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments read, and referred to a Committee, 13 
Sept. 

Peake, Mr. his Accounts to be reported, 4Sept. To be heard, 
8. Certificate read, and allowed ; to be entered, and re-de- 
livered ; Houfe allows the Account fo certified to be a full 
Determination of the Account, and a Difcharge of the Ac- 
countant, 9—The Committee concerning him, revived ; 
Committees added, 8 Report; Order for paying him 
4,281 1. 18s. 44d. 16 Ot. Agreed to by Lords, 21—— 
Explanatory Ordinance, 16 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 17 
Order for Stay of Payment; a Committee to examine and 
ftate the Matter of Faét touching the obtaining the Order, 
21 Dec. 

Peers, Bill concerning Peers lately made or to be made, and for 
revoking all Honours and Titles conferred by the King with- 
out the Confent of Parliament, read, 18 Nov. 

Pembroke County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion to him, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27. 

— Earl of, Ordinance appointing him Governor of 
Windfor Caftle, and Keeper of the Great Seal, read, and 
paffed, ig Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Pennington, Alderman Ifaac, Ordinance for difcharging him 
from a Debt due to Sir John Pennington, read, and paffed, 
21 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 28. 

Peyton, Sir Thomas, Petition read; Order for admitting him 
to his Compofition; the Committee at Goldfmiths Hail to 
treat with him; Order touching the Difpofal of his Compofi- 
tion-money, 19 Sept.—Order for the Committee at Gold- 
fmiths Hall to compound with him, revoked—For leaving 
him to the Committee of Kent, 26——Queftion for taking 
off his Refiraint, that he may profecute his Compofition, Neg. 
9 O&amp;. Order for giving hun Liberty upon Bail to profecute 
it, 10. 

Phineas, Benjamin, ordered into Cuftody for detaining Monies 
collected upon the Affeffments, 7 O¢i.——Order for his Dif- 
charge, having perfected his Accounts, 16 Dec. 

Pinckney, Leonard, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 26 Sept. 

Piazxtell, Petition of Inhabitants, read; Order for a Brief for a 
Collection to build a Church, 9 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, 
13. 

Plymouth, Report concerning it, to be made, 6 Sept.—Gover- 
nor’s Letter, with Copy of an Examination, and of his Let- 
ter to the Governor of Silly, read; his Proceedings, in refer- 
ence, to that Governor, approved—The Committee of the 
Weit to confider of prefent furnifhing 4,000/. for the ‘Town, 
and prepare Ordinance for that Purpofe; Governor to be ac- 

uainted therewith, 13 Another Letter from him; the 
ommittee of the Army to make Affignments upon adjacent 
Hundreds for Pay of the Garifon, 8 Nov.—His Remonttrance 
and Demands, read ; the Committee of Devon to pay Twenty 
Horfe to be under his Command, 27. 

Pontefract, Order for fending down Ammunition for the Siege 
of the Caftle, 15 Nov.—For fending Cannons, 18——A 
Committee impowered to raife voluntary Contributions for 
Relief of the Forces—Proceedings of other Committees for 
their Relief, approved ; Order for Letter to acquaint them 
therewith, 20 Dec——A Committee impowered to raife 
2,500/, for their Relief; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
2 Jan. 

Poole, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Head Searcher of the 
Port, 10 O&amp;. 

Poor, Petition concerning them, to be confidered, 2 Sept. 

Portland Cattle, Propofitions and Defires from the Committee 
at Derby Houfe for the Garifon ; General to be defired to 
fend down Forces, 5 O&amp;. 

Portfmouth, new Writ, 18 Nov. 

Petition of Officers and Soldiers of that and other 
Garifons, read; Petitioners thanked ; Petition referred to a 
Committee, with Power to receive others of ‘the like Nature, 
17 Jan. 

Poft, Order for ftopping it, 3o Jan. 

Powell, Colonel, Order for paying his Debt of 1,000/. with In- 
tereft, out of Sir John Stowell’s Eftate; Ordinance for that 
Purpofe, ordered, 16 Oét. 

Poyntz, John, and others, Petition to be read, 22 Nov. Read; 
a Committee to examine the Matter of Fact touching their 
Commitment by Lords for a pretended Forgery of an Act of 
Parliament, 25—-—Committees added, 29 Jan. 

ao Monfieur de, to have Pafs to go into France, 11 
sept. 

Preftbury, Petition of Inhabitants; Order for an additional 
Maintenance of the Miniftry in the Chapelries, 19 Sept. 

Pretty, William, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 

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Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 25 Sept. . 

Prideaux, Edmund, appointed Solicitor General, 12 O&amp;— — 
Ordinance for that Purpofe, read, and pafled, 24 Nov. Agreed 
to by Lords, 25. 

Prifoners, Houfe to confider of thofe taken at Colchetter—Or- 

er for making Report touching Scots Prifoners taken in the 
North, 2 Sept. Report; the Committee to take care for 
tranfporting them, firft to the Plantations, and then to Ve- 
nice -~-Gentlemen of Briftol to have Liberty to tranfport 500 
—Mr. Jeffop to be admitted to contraét for Tranfportation of 
them—Order for difcharging fuch as were compelled, upon 
their Engagement never to come into England or Ireland as 
Soldiers, without the Confent of Parliament—Gentlemen ap- 
pointed to go down upon the Difpofal of them, 4. Quorum 
appointed ; Order for allowing them gol. each, for their 
Pains and Charges—For Payment thereof, 1g——A Com- 
mittee to prepare Letter to General to take off the Liberty 
granted to the Officers upon their Parole, and fecure them, 
9 Nov. General to inquire how the Scots Prifoners have 
been difpofed of, 6 Jan. Perfons charged with refcuing a 
Prifoner in his Paffage to Windfor Caftle, to be fent for as 
Delinquents, 9 Sept. The Committee of Complaints to exa- 
mine them, 11 Marfhal of the Army to take care of Pri- 
foners of War, and for Delinquency—The Committee of 
the Tower to examine the Bufinefs concerning the Efcape of 
feveral from Peterborough Houfe, 5 Jan. 

Privileges, Information that Cycill, one of the Parliament’s 
Guards, was arrefted, and that the Officer refufed to fet 
him at Liberty; Examination referred to the Committee of 
Complaints, with Power to difcharge him, 25 Sept.—Mr. 
Miles Corbett’s Complaint; Sheppard to be fent for as a De- 
linquent; the fame Committee to examine the Bufinefs, with 
Power to fecure Perfons, 29 Captain Mufgrave’s Words, 
threatening Danger to the Speaker, referred to them, 3 Nov. 

——Mrs. Jennings’s Petition, referred, with Power to fend 
for Mr. Jennings, 30 Dec. A Committee to know of Mr. 
Prynne if he will own a fcandalous Pamphiet, intituled, “ A 
“ brief Memento to the prefent unparliamentary Junéto, &amp;c.” 
5 Jan. His Anfwer reported, and to be confidered, 6. Re- 
folution that he has thereby difowned the Authority of the 
Houfe; Order for taking him into Cuftody, io. His Anfwer 
to Serjeant’s Man, reported, 11. 

Prynne, Mr. Vide Privileges—Report concerning him, and 
his Petition to be read, 24 Oct.—State of Proceedigs in the 
Houfe concerning his Sufferings and Damages, referred to Dr. 
Baftwick’s Committee, 31. 

Purefoy, Major Gamalie!, the Sub-committee of Accounts at 
Coventry to ftate and certify his Accounts to the Committee 
of Accounts here; they to ditpatch them, 2 Sept. 

Pye, Sir Walter, to be difcharged from being High Steward of 
Leominfter, 22 Nov. 

Pymm, Mr. Order for putting in Execution the Ordinance for 
paying his Debts; agreed to by Lords, 13 Sept. 




















A. 1648, 1649, 1650, € 1651. 


P4ck ER, me ay 1650, Order for beftowing oa him 
50 /. to buy a Horte, 18 Mar. 

Packington, Sir John, 1649, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall 
to confider of the Mitigation of his Fine, and of confirmin 
to the Inhabitants of Aylefbury what he claims as Lord of the 
Manor, 9 May—Report; Order for fettling his Eftate upon 
them, and allowing him 2,670/. out of his Fine, in lieu 
thereof—For a Grant under the Great Seal, 11 Dec. 

Pacy, Captain James, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
2 Mar. 

Painted Chamber, 1649, Order for furnifhing it with Hangings, 
&amp;e. 22 June. 

Painter, Grace, 1650, Order for inferting her in a Pardon, 2 Oét. 

Palatine, Prince Elector, 1648, his Letter, to be prefenied, 17 
Feb. Read; Pafs granted to go himfelf, and Ret:nue, firtt 
fending their Names to Speaker, and to tranfport Thirty 
Horfes into Holland and Zealand, Cuftom and Impoft free— 
Report touching all Arrears of his Allowance; Order for 
Payment thereof, 19 Further Report concerning them ; 
Order for paying him 6,500 /.—Lift of his Servants to go with 
him, reported, and approved—Chaplain to have Liberty to 
attend him for Four Months, without Prejudice to his Relation 
in Oxford, as Matter of a College—No other Perfon to be 
permitted to go with him—His Defire to tranfport himfelf 
and Retinue, reported; Order for a Ship and Convoy, 5 
Mar.—Report of his Intention to begin his Journey ; Mem- 
bers to attend him to Gravefend; Order for providing and 
payiug for Barges; Speaker, with other Members, to take 
Leave of him, 14. 





——-———1649, 





IN DEX @ the 


——— 1649, Order for paying Rents allotted him, 6 Apr. 

Palmer, Edward. Vide Vaughan, John. 

Sir Roger, 1650, his Cafe reported, 25 Mar. 

Pamphlets, 1648, a Committee to confider a Book, intituled, 
“ A Vindication of the Minifters of the Gofpel, &amp;c.” to 
examine the Authors, Subfcribers, &amp;c. and how Subfcriptions 
were obtained, with Power to receive Informations of fuch as 
have preached or publifhed feditioufly the Proceedings in bring- 
ing the late King to Juftice, 3 Feb. Book intituled, * The 
Agreement of the People, &amp;c.” referred to the Committee of 
plundered Minifters, 21 Mar. 

1649, Book intituled, “ The Second Part of Eng- 

“ Jand’s new Chains difcovered,” read, and voted falfe, 
f{candalous, feditious, mutinous, and tending to raife a new 
War; Authors, &amp;c. declared guilty of High Treafon; re- 
ferred to the Council of State to find them out; Vote to be 
printed—General to find out whether they be any of the 
Army, 27 Mar. Petition of Anabaptifts, difclaiming the 
Book, read; Speaker’s Anfwer; Petitioners have Leave to 
print it—Another Petition, on behalf of Perfons committed 
to the Tower for owning the Book, read; Refolutions for 
afking the Perfon prefenting it Queftions concerning the Book 
and Petition, 2 Apr.—Proceedings of the Council of State 
touching Lilbourne, Walwyn, Overton, and Prince, con- 
cerning the Book, approved, 11. Vide Singulos—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Declaration to difcover the Defigns of the 
Contrivers of fcandalous Books, and Promoters of divers Pe- 
titions, 18 Licenfer difcharged, 22 May A Commit- 
tee to examine whether he has licenfed any Book fince, 6 


























Aug. A&amp; to prevent writing fcandalous Books and Pam- 
phlets, ordered 22 May——To be prefented, 21 July 
6 Aug. Read twice, and committed, 9 Reported, and 





to be ingrofled, 14 Sept. Continuance thereof; Provifo 
touching printing the Singing Pfalms with the Bible, read ; 
Queftion for Second Reading, Neg. Act pafled, and to be 
printed, 20——The Committee of Complaints to fend for 
the Author and Licenfer of a Pamphlet, intituled, “ The 
“ Moderate,” with Power to commit them, 14 Aug. 
Printed Paper, intituled, “ An Outcry of the young Men and 
“ Apprentices of London, &amp;c.” read; Order for a Com- 
miffion of Oyer and Terminer to try the Contrivers, Pro- 
moters, &amp;c. thereof, 11 Sept. The Council of State to 
difcover the Authors, &amp;c. of a Book intituled, “ Anarchia 
“ Anglicana,” and examine the whole Bufinefs, 24 Oct. Vide 
Walker, Clement. 

—_— 1650, Heads of a Book, called, “ A fingle Eye,” 
reported , a Committee to endeavour to find out the Author, 
&amp;c. 21 June——Order for their meeting, and fitting de die 
indiem, 19 July. Report; Order for burning it by the 
common Hangman—For delivering all Copies to Juftices of 
Peace, 27 Sept. Vide Clarkfon, Laurence, and Raine/borough, 
Major. 

Papifs. Vide Delinquents. 

Pardon, general. Vide Oblivion. 

Pardons, 1650, all to be drawn up in Englifh, 13 Sept. 

Parker, Nathanael, 1649, the Committee for Obftructions in 
the Sale of Deans and Chapters Lands to confider touching 
allowing Money due to him out of the Sale, 23 May His 
Petition read, and referred to the Committee upon the Act 
for further Inftruétions to them, 20 July. 

—— Henry. Vide Oldifworth, Michael—1650, Petition 
read, 5 Dec. 

Thomas, 1650, Order for inferting him in a Pardon, 














2 Oét. 

Parks. Vide Crown Lands. 

Parliament, 1648, A&amp; for repealing a Claufe in A&amp; for pre- 
venting Inconveniences by long atcenallivin of Parliaments, 
read, and paffed, 8 Feb,—A Committee to prepare Declara- 
tion of the Reatons of the Parliament's late Proceedings, and 
Benefit redounding to the Nation thereby, 16 Order for 
prefenting it, 7 Mar. Declaration read, and re-committed, 
16. Reported from Re-commitment, and agreed to; Or- 
der for printing it in Englifh, Dutch, Latin, and French, 17 
—For printing 2,000 Copies; Members to difperfe them, 
23. 

-———— 1649, Major General Skippon to fupprefs Tumults, 
and fecure the Peace of the Parliament, as S fhall receive 
Orders from them, or the Council of State, 11 May—Houte 
to confider touching due Elections and equal Reprefentatives, 
1,4 &amp;5 May. Previous and main Queftions for confider- 
ing it in a Committee of the whole Houfe, feverally Affirma- 
tive, 11. Report; a felect Committee to confider of fettling 
the Succeflion of future Parliaments, and regulating their 
Elections, and to prefent Heads, 15 Order for their 
meeting, and fitting de die in diem, 11 Od. For making 
Report, 3 Jan. Heads reported ; Report debated by Parts; 
previous and main Queftions that the Number of Perfons to 
be Xone} fhall be 400, feverally Affirmative; Refidue re- 

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S1xTH VOLUME. 


ferred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 9. Committee 
fits, 16, 23, 28 &amp; 30 Jan——6 13, 20&amp; 27 Feb,—-é, 
13 &amp; 20 Mar——The Council of State to confider of the 
moft convenient Way to difperfe A&amp;ts, Declarations, or Or- 
ders, with the leaft Charge, 17 Aug. To prepare Declara- 
tion for vindicating the Proceedings of Parliament, 26 Sept. 
Declaration reported, and read ; Order for reading it in Parts, 
27. Read, er and to be printed; the Council to give 
Order for di any it, 28. 

1650, the Committee of the whole Houfe upon the 
Heads of a Bill for future Parliaments, and for regulating Elec- 
tions, fits, 26 Mar 3, 10, 17 &amp; 24 Apr. 1, 8, 15, 
22 &amp; 29 May——5, 12 &amp; 19 June——3, 10, 24 &amp; 31 July 



































——7 &amp; 14 Aug.——go O¢t.——6, 12, 20 &amp; 27 Nov. 
4, 11, 18 &amp; 25 Dec. 1 &amp; 15 Jan. 26 Feb. 5 &amp; 
12 Mar.——The Committee to fiate the Proportions of the 


Elections of the feveral Counties, and confider how the Houfe 
may be filled purfuant thereto, 23 O&amp;. Order for paying 
the Arrears of the Parliament Guard, 13 Aug. * iia 
to prefent a Model of a Seal to be the Seal of the Parliament ; 
Inicription thereon, 16 Jan. A&amp; for appointing a Seal to be 
the Seal of the Parliament of the Commonwealth of England, 
read twice, pafled, and to be printed; Speaker to feal it up 
with his own Seal; Clerk to keep it among the Records of the 
Parliament, and open it only when it thal be made ufe of by 
their Order; Seal re-delivered to be amended, 22. 

1651, the Committee of the whole Houfe upon the 
Heads of a Bill for future Parliaments, and for regulating Elec- 
tions, fits, 25 Mar.——16 &amp; 30 Apr. 21 Mav Aug. 
—— Order for adding Six Men to attend the Provoft Marfhal 
for Six Months, and for their Pay—For additional Pay to the 
Lieutenant Marfhal for the fame time, 4 Apr. For conti- 
nuing the Marfhal’s Men Two Months longer, with the ad- 
ditional Pay to the Marfhal—For continuing the Provoft 
Marthal, with Six Men, for Six Months longer—Speaker to 
appoint a Perfon to perform the Duty in his Abfence, and 
give him Allowance out of the Marfhal’s Pay, and to appoint 
the Men to attend him, 16 May Upou Report from the 
Council of State, touching a Guard for the Parliament, Power 
given them to iffue Monies for encouraging and paying Per- 
fons that fhall lift themfelves voluntarily for the Service and 
Safety of the Commonwealth, 12 Aug. 

Parree, Anne, 1650, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; Or- 
der for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Parfons, Mr. 1648, to have Pals to go into Scotland, 9 Sept. 
Order repealed, 11. 

Sir William, 1649, Order for paying him 500/. upon 

Account, 7 July For allowing 200/. tor his Funeral, and 
tran{porting his Family into Ireland, 23 Feb. 

Pary, Captain James, 1650, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
20 Sept. 

Paffes, hes Order that none be granted till Perfons engage 
not to act againft the Commonwealth,. to be printed, 14 
Apr. 

Pateis 1650, all for granting any Titles of Honour after the 
carrying away the Seal to Oxford, annulled; no Perfon to 
give them the Titles, nor they to take them upon them; A&amp; 
for that Purpofe, ordered, 3 Apr. Vide Peers. 

Pawlett, Sir John, 1648, his Compofition reported ; Order for 
remitting his Fine and Delinquency ; Act for his fuing out his 
Pardon, ordered, 5 Mar. 

Lord, 1648, his line accepted ; Aét for his fuing out his 
Pardon, ordered, 5 Mar. 

Peacock, Captain James, 1649, his Letter read, 8 May 
Appointed Commander of a Ship, 25 June. 

Pechell, Captain Richard, 1649, the Committee of the Revenue 
to pay him 100/. per Annum till that Sum is fettled upon him 
and his Heirs, 9 July. 

Peele de Foudray, 1650, fecuring thereof from Pirates, recom- 
mended to the Admiralty, 23 July. 

Peers, 1650, Bill touching Honours conferred by the late King, 
fince the late Wars, to be read, 25 Dec. 

1651, Bill for taking away Titles of Honour conferred on 

Perfons by the late King, after the Day of 

be made null and void, read twice, and committed, 
































16 Apr. 
Pierce, en John, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
25 June. 

Pelham, Peregrine, 1649, Petition read; Leave given him to 
appoint a Deputy, to officiate as Mayor of a Town, g Mar. 
1650, Petition on behalf of his Creditors and Children, 

read, and referred to a Committee ; Order for paying 5004 

upon Account, for his Funeral, and for the Ufe of his Chil- 

dren, 27 Dec. 

Pembroke County, 1650, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

Earl of, 1649, chofen Member for a County, to be 

admitted into the Houfe, 16 Apr——Hiis Petition read; the 

Committee 


























INDEX ‘fo the SixtuH VouuMeE. 


Committee for Sale of Crown Lands to confider his Intereft 
and Title to Clarendon Park, 5 June Members to attend 
his Corpfe out of Town, 4 Feb. ; 

prefent Earl of, 1649, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee on Act for Sale of Crown Lands, 7 Feb.— 
Order appointing him Cuftos Rotulorum of Wilts and Derby- 
fhire; recommended to Commiffioncrs of the Great Seal to 
fettle the Offices upon him, 11—Previous Queftion for nomi- 
nating him One of the Council of State, Neg. 20—Order for 
putting him in Poffeflion of Durham Houfe ; the Committee 
of the Revenue to repair it, 25. 

Pendennis, 1650, Butinefs touching the Articles upon Surrender 
thereof, to be confidered, 26 Mar. General’s Letter; Olii- 
cers Report to him, and Copy of a Letter to the Committee 
of Articles, feverally read; previous Queftion for writing to 
Cocuwall, to examine the Bufinefs upon Oath, and, after 
Examination, for acquainting the General with the Truth, 
Affirmative; main Queftion, Neg. Queftson for further pro- 
ceeding thereupon, Neg. 23——Order for additional Forces 
in the Caftle ; the Committee of the Army to pay them after 
Mufter, 10 May Another Committee impowered to con- 
fider General’s Letter touching the Articles, 29 Nov. 

Penn, Captain William, appointed Commander of a Ship, 2 
Mar. 1649 26 Sept. 1650. __ 

1651, his Letter, with a Lift of Ships taken, read, and 
referred to the Committee of the Navy, 13 May. 

Pennagh. Vide Minehead. 

Pennington, Alderman [faac, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 Feb. 1648 11 Feb. 1649. 

Penrofe, Captain Thomas, appointed Commander ofa Ship, 16 
Mar. 1648——25 June 1649——26 Sept. 1650. 

Penruddock, Jolin, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cate 
referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

———— Sir John, 1651, Petition read; Order for omitting 
him out of the Bill of Sale for Delinquents Lands, 23 Apr. 
Penfions, 1649, the Committee of the Revenue to prefent Lift 
of all Penfions, and fufpend the Payment thereof, 8 May 
Order for Sufpenfion, explained, 1 &amp; 29 June Another 
Committee to confider what Penfions have been given by the 
Parliament, and which are fit to be continued, and which 
not, with Power to receive Informations of what have been 
paid, 19 Sept——None to be paid to any Perfon till he has 

fubtcribed the Engagement, 12 Oct. 

Pepper, 1649. Vide Supply. 

Perrimond, “lizabeth, 1649, Pardon for her, approved; Order 
for paffing it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Perry, Richard, 1649, Pardon for him, approved ; Order for 
patling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Peters, Mr. 1648, defired to preach, 20 Dec. 

- 1649, his Letter read, 18 Mar. 

Petty, Edmund, 1651, appointed Recorder of Wickham, 13 
July. 

ps Company, 1649, Petition of Matter, Xc. read, and 
referred to the Committee of the Navy, 2 Apr. 

Peyto, Sufan, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; Or- 
der for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Phipp, George, 1649, Order for paying a Debt due to him 
from the Marquis of Winton, out of the firft Monies that 
fhall be raifed from his Eftate, 2 July Provifoes on his be- 
half, added to Aéts, 14 Sept. Vide Jervois, Sir Thomas, and 
Wallop, Robert. 

Pickering, Sir Gilbert, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 Feb. 1648 11 Feb. 1649——7 Feb. 1650. 

Colonel John, 1649, the Committee of Accounts to 
take and fiate his Accounts, 12 Sept. 

Piddock, Captain Richard, 1649, approved to command a Hoy, 
6 Apr. 

Piercy, Henry, 1651, to be inferted into the Bill for Sale of 
Delinquents Lands, 1 July. 

Pindar, Sir Paul, 1650, the Committee of the Revenue to ex- 
amine what Rent was referved to him upon the Grant of the 
Alum-works, what Arrears were due when Liberty was given 
to all Perfons to make Alum, and what is due to the State for 
the Materials in thofe Works, 18 Apr. 

Pirates, 1649, Aci for punifhing them, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 4 Apr. Keported, and to be ingroffed, 4 Sept. 
Pafled, and to be printed, 2o——Letters concerning them, 
read; the Council of State to take care Ships lie at Sea to 
prevent Mifchiefs from them, 6 Nov. To prepare the 
Summer Guard for fupprefling them, 14 Dec. 

Pitson, James. Vide Smyth, John. 

Pittock, Captain Richard, 1649, appointed Commander of a 
Ship, 2 Mar. 

Pix-money, 1649, Order for trying it, and returning a Jury for 
that Purpofe ; the Jury to prepare a Standard, 17 July 
Act for trying it, read, and pafled; the Council of State to 
























































prepare Standards, 7 Nov. Order for proceeding to the Triai 
—For new-making the Standards, g—Aét im powering the 
Council of State to adminifier an Oath to the Jury for makin 
the Standards, read, and patfed; Forin of the Oath 6 
Report, that they had taken it; their Verdiét; Order for de- 
livering the Standards, 27. 

Plantations, foreign, 16409, Defires of the Council of State 
concerning them, reported, 21 July———Governors in Eno- 
land, and Officers under them, to fubferibe the Engnsement; 
the Council to fee it done, 12 Oét. , 

Plot, 1650, Report from the Council of State touching emer- 
gent Dangers by Invation fro abroad, in hopes of Affiftance 
here: previous and inain Queftions for impowering the 
Council to remove out of all Forts and Garifons Perfons 
who relufe to take the Engagement, feverally Affirmative 
11 Mar. Major General Lambert’s Letter ; Narrative of the 
Defign difcovered by feveral Papers taken with an Agent from 
the King of Scotts, read, and re-delivered; the Council to 
prepare and publifh a Narrative of this Bufinefs, and confider 
of a Declaration to be fet forth upon this Occafion—Power 
given them to fend Major General Harriton into any Parts for 
the Safety of the State, and to prefent the Name of a fit Per- 
fon to command during his Abfence—To confider of fome- 
thing for fending Officers and Soldiers, whofe time of Leave 
is elapfed, to their feveral Charges, 18. 

Plymouth, 1649, the Council of State to confer with Members 
tor the Weftern Ports, touching 4,000/. formerly ordered for 
the Garifon, and what more is neceflary upon changing the 
Governor, 28 Mar.——Report; Order for 1,300 1, to pay 
them off, 27 Apr——tThe Council to appoint Receivers, 1 
May—To confider of repairing, fupplying, and fettling the 
Garifon, 26 Mayor’s Letter read, 21 July Petition 
of Officers formerly of the Garifon, read, and referred to the 
Comunittee at Goldiiniihs Hall, 7 Sept. 

Pockert, A Mane, 1649, Petition read, 19 O&amp;. 

Pocock, Mr. 1649, the Committee for maimed Soldiers to con- 
fider his Cafe, and what is fit to be done for his Relief 
5 July. 

Pomfret, Rofamond, 1650, Order for inferting her in a Par- 
don, 2 O&amp;i. 

Pontefraét, 1649, Letter, and Articles for Surrender of the 
Caiile, read; Articles approved; Order for demolifhing it, and 
difpofing of the Proceed thereof—lor a Reward to the Mef- 
fenger—lor Letter of Thanks to Major General Lambert, 
27 Mar. Speaker to grant Palfles to Cavaliers there, who 
have his Pafles to go beyond Sea, 5 May. 

Pool, Major, 1651, Information concerning him, read; the 
Council of State to fee his and his Sureties Bonds put in Suit, 
and that he be punifhed, 22 Apr. 

Poole, 1649, the Committee of Obfiruétions to confider thie 
Suis raifed for the Service of the Town, and touching the 
admitting the Lenders to double upon the A&amp; for Sale of 
Deans and Chapters Lands, 23 May Perfon added for 
Waiter and Searcher in the Pori—Order touching his Salary, 
24 July. 

Poor, 1648, a Committee to confider how to keep the Provi- 
fions at reafonable Rates for the Poor, and of making fur- 
ther Provifion for them, 10 Feb.—Petition on their behalf, 
read, with Prefenters Reprefentation annexed ; Member to 
give them Anfwer, 9 Mar.— Order for Juftices to meet 
monthly, and make Provifion for them, and find out In- 
groflers of Corn and Coals, 19. 

1649, a Committee to prepare Act for fetting them on 

Work, 4 May Another Committee to perufe Aés touch- 

ing them, and reduce them into One Body, 1 Mar. 

1650, a Committee to prepare Act for fetting them on 
Work, 24 May Another Committee to confider Laws in 
Force concerning them, and prefent Aét for fetting them on 
Work, 9 Oct——Report to be confidered, 18 Feb. 

Pope, Andrew, 1650, Order for Pardon for him under the 
Great Seal; Sheriff to forbear Execution, 17 Jan. 

Popham, Colonel Alexander, 1648, appointed One of the Coun- 
cil of State, 14 Feb. 

1649, his Debt of 4,511 7. 7s. 2d. allowed; a Commit- 
tee to confider of the fpeedieft Way for paying him, 26 Apr. 
Order for their meeting, 27 Committees added, 2 May 
—His Letters read, 4 &amp; 8——-His Relation of the State of 
the Fleet at Sea, and of the Enemy’s Ships, with fome De- 
fires from the Generals—His Propofitions for fetting Two 
Ships to Sea, and building new Frigates, referred to the 
Council of State—Thanked tor his faithful and great Services, 
5 June. 

1650, his Letter read, 2 Oct. 
Council of State, 11 Feb. 

Porter, Ralph, 1650, Petition and Certificate touching him, 
read; Order for reprieving him till next Allizes; Sheriff to 
forbear Execution; Judges to prefent Certificate of the Mat- 
ter of Faét, 12 Mar. 



































Appointed one of the 


1651, 








INDEX ¢o the 


a= 1651, Certificate read; previous and main Queftions 
for pardoning him, feverally Affirmative; Order for pafling it 
under the Great Seal, 10 June. Previous Queftion for ref- 
piting the paffing it, Neg. 11. 

Ports, free, 1649, the Committee of the Navy to confider the 
Matter touching them, 21 Dec. 

Port/mouth, 1648, Mafter Attendant appointed, 16 Feb. 

- 1651, Report trom the Council of State that he is 
dead ; another appointed, 11 July. 

Portugal, 1649, Agent to that Court, appointed, 31 Jan. Vide 
Vane, Charles. 

1650, Colonel Blake’s Letter, with Proceedings be- 

tween the King of Portugal and the Parliament’s General, 
read, and referred to the Council of State; the Council to 
prepare Letter to be fent to him; Speaker to fign it, 11 Apr. 
— Another Letter from him and Colonel Popham ; their 
Paper fent to the King, and Refident’s Letter to him, feve- 
rally read; Gencral’s Proceedings approved ; Letter of Thanks 
ordered; Speaker to fign it—The Council of State to conti- 
der the whole Butfinefs—To fend further Infiruétions to the 
Generals—To contider of tue {peedieft Way for freeing Mer- 
chants imprifoned there, 4 July——Another Letter from them, 
containing a Narrative of their Proceedings, and an Account 
of Nine Ships taken and fent to the Commiflioners for Prizes ; 
Bufinels to be confidered, 11 Sept.—Letter, and Petition of 
Portugal Merchants, read; Bufinefs referred to the Council 
of State—Eftimates of Twenty Ships, with 3,000 Men, for 
Three Months—Of Twelve Ships, with 2,000 Men, for Four 
Months on that Coaft, 12. Report touching continuing a 
certain Number of Ships for the Service of Portugal —Efti- 
mates read ; the Committee of the Navy to pay fuch Ships as 
the Council fhall give Warrant for, not exceeding the Efii- 
mates, 26——-Colonel Deane’s Letter, read; Order touch- 
ing the Kedemption of Englith Prifoners, and for ufing Pri- 
foners here, as the weil-atlected are ufed in Portugal—Letter 
from the Bay of Cadiz, read—Aét for the Portugal Goods, 
read twice, and committed, 6 Nov. Reported; Queftion 
for Ingrofiinent, Neg. Act pafled; to be printed, and pro- 
claimed at the Old Exchange—The Committee of the Navy 
to take care of the Sale thercof, 8 -Mr. Warren’s Narra- 
tive of the Staie of Affairs there, reported from the Council 
of State, 3 Dec.—Letter trom a public Minifter of Portugal, 
read, 17. Vide Guimaraes, Joas de The Committee of 
the Navy to prevent Deceit in the Sale of Linen and Sugars 
from thence, 14 Jan. 

Pofi-office, 1649, Paper concerning it, reported from the Coun- 
cil of State; Refolution that the Offices of Poft-matter are 
and ought to be in the fole Power and Difpotal of the Parlia- 
ment—The Council to confider the State of the Offices, 21 
Mar. 

Potter, Henry, 1651, his ingenuous Carriage reported from 
the High Court of Jufiice; his Petition read; Order for ref- 
piting his Execution till 15th Auguft next, 91 July—— 
Anotner Petition read, 14 Aug. 

Povey, Sir Edward, 1649, Order for paying him 2o00/. out of 
the Ordinances for raifing Money for Ireland, 9 July. 

Poulton, Capicin Thomas, 1649, Petition touching 200. for- 
merly ordered him, referred to the Committee at Goldfimiths 
Hall, 30 Aug. 

Poundage. Vide Tonnageand Cuftoms. 

Powell, Major, 1648, Order for trying him by a Court-mar- 
tial, 14 Mar. 

1649, Order for his Pardon and Eniargement, 7 May. 

Thomas, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 

Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

— Bridget, 1640, Petition to be confidered, 15 &amp; 21 June 

-2 July. 

——~— John. Vide Nicholls, Richard. 

——— Major, 1640, Order for 201. for his Burial, 24 Aug. 

— Robert, 1649, Commiflion from the Bifhop of Chalce- 
don to him, delivered to Attorney General, 21 Aug ——Re- 
port that he is apprehended; Order for a Reward to the 
Officers that brought him up; the Council of State to give 
the Attorney General Inftructions for further Proceedings, 
5 O4. 

——-— Mr. 1649, defired to preach, 4 Feb. Thanked, and to 
print his Sermon, 27. 

Powis, Lord, 1650, Order for continuing his Penfion till Mid- 
fummer, 24 Apr. 

1651, his Petition read; his Penfion to be continued 
till further Order, and the Arrears to be paid from Midfummer, 
3, Apr. 

Poyntz, John, and others, 1648, the Committee on their Peti- 
tion, revived, and to fitde die in diem, 23 Feb. 

Prerogative Court, 1648, Order for altering the Seal after the 
manner of the Great Seal, 7 Feb. Order touching the In- 
{cription, 10. 

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SixtH VOLUME: 


e 1649, Regifter difcharged; another appointed, 18 
July. 
es 1649, Act for admitting them, and granting In- 
itutions and Inductions to Reétories, Parfonages, and Vica- 
rages, read twice, and committed, 8 Feb. 

Prefion, John, 1651, Commiflioners for compounding authoriz- 
ed to take off the Seizure from his Eftate, 17 June Leave 
given to {peak againft the Order; the Commiflioners to take 
the Accounts of the Truftees to whom the Eftate was granted, 
23 July. 

Price, Captain Richard, 1650, Order for paying him 500 /. in 
Part of his Arrears, 5 Dec. 

Pride, Colonel Thomas, and others, 1640, Petition read, 
g Oet. 

Prideaux, Edmund, 1649, appointed Attorney General to the 
State ; Order for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, g Apr. 
Form of an Oath to be taken by him, read; and approved ; 
Commillioners of the Great Seal to adiminifter it, 18. 
coer 1650, appoimted One of the Council of State, 10 

‘eb. 


Primers, 1650, the Committees of the Univerfities to confider 
the new one, and fupprefs the old ones, 13 Nov. 

——— 1651, Order againft ufing them in any School, 24 
July. 

Prince, Thomas, 1649, Proceedings of the Council of State 
touching him, reported; his Commitment approved; At- 
torney General to profecute him in the Upper Bench touching 
a Book intituled, “ The Second Part of Eng!and’s new Chains 
“ difcovered,” 11 Apr. Petition on his Behalf; read ; Reto- 
lution that the Petitioners have a fharp Reprehenfion ; a 
Committee to withdraw, and prepare an Antwer; Anfwer 
reported, and delivered by Speaker, and to be printed, 18. 
Attorney General to contu!t with the Council of State about 
Proceedings againft him; they to appoint a Solicitor, 26——- 
None to be adinitted to fee him, except as excepted, 9 May. 
Previous Quetiion for refiraining himasa clofe Prifoner, Af- 
firmative—For an Allowance during his Confinement, Neg. 
12. Lieutenant of the ‘Tower to take care he has neceffary 
Provifions for his Subfiftence, 15. His Petition ; Quettion 
for reading it, Neg. 25 Liberty of the ‘Tower allowed 
him, 7 Sept. 

Princes and States, foreign, 1649, Defires of the Council of 
Staie for Power to order Cominifijons under the Great Seal 
to fuch Ambafladors as they fhall appoint to go to them, re- 
ported, 21 July—Recommended to them to think of fit Per- 
fons, 28 July——1i7 Dece.——Speaker to fign Letters pre- 
pared by them to be fent to foreign Princes and States, 25 
Jan.— Report of Perfons appointed to go to Spain and Portu- 
gal, and touching a Stile to be ufed in all foreign Negotia- 
tions, 2 Confidered ; Refoluiion touching a Sule to be 
ufed to all foreign States, and in their Addreifes to the Par- 
liament, 30——Speaker to fign Credentials and fafe Conducts 
for Agents; the Council of State to affix their Seal to them, 
2 Feb. 

Prifage. Vide Dutlerage. 

Prijoners, 1648, Order for difpofing of thofe taken at Wil- 
loughby, 1 Keb.—Pardon for Eight, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 23—-A Commit- 
tee to confider what Englifh Prifoners are fit to be proceeded 
againft for Life, befides thofe triable by martial Law, and 
What Prifoners are fit to be kept fo or banifhed, 12 Mar. 
Order for Stay of all from being tranfported, 16. 

1649, the Council of State to give Order for dif- 
charging Prifoners detained in Silly and Jerfey; Petition of 
Prifoners Wives, in behalf of their Hutbands, referred to 
them—A Committee to prepare Ordinance concerning Lrifh 
Prifoners, 4 May——-Commillioners of the Great Seal to pats 
Pardons for feveral, upon the Judges Certificates—Judges to 
prefent Certificates for other Counties, 13 June—The Coun- 
cil of State to order the Difcharge of Prifoners fit to receive 
Favour, and fubm‘tting to the prefent Government, 28. 

1650, Letter teuching the Scots Prifoners, read, and 
to be printed, 8 Nov. 

—1651, Letter touching Scots Prisoners in Durham 
Caftle; Order for treating them as Prifonersof War, 5 Aug. 
Privileges, 1648, a Committee to confider the Ordinance for 

making Members Etiates liable to Debts, 6 Feb. 

1649, Privilege difallowed to Members, who refule 
to appear after Notice given by Commitlioners of the Great 
Seal of an Action commenced, 14 Apr. Vote to be printed, 
and publifhed, 16—Act touching explaining the Vote giving 
Licence te proceed at Law againft Members, read twice, 
and committed, 26 Report concerning 6,000/, unac- 
counted for by Mr. Gell, Receiver of the Duchy of Lancal- 
ter; the Committee of the Revenue to proceed againft him, 
31 May Warner’s Petition, refleéting upon the Juftice 
and Proceedings of the Houfe, and tending to feandalize a 

4 Member, . 























IN DEX ‘¢o the 





Member, to be confidered, 18 June Sir James Harring- 

ton’s Complaint; Elizabeth Atkins to be fent to the Houfe of 

Correction, 6 Jul Captain Henry Smythe’s Complaint ; 

Hunt, Hake, and Dudley, to be fent for as Delinquents, 14 

Sept. Bufinefs referred to the Committee of Indemnity, 

with Power to difcharge them, 20. 

1650, Declaration that all Committees have Power to 

fecure Perfons mifbehaving before them, till the Parliament be 

acquainted therewith, or they take other Order, 4 July. 

Information of a Breach of an Order of Parliament; Wit- 

nefles examined; Major Audley, Captain Cannon, and Cap- 

tain Wilfon, to be fummoned to appear at Bar, and attend a 

Committee, to be examined touching the Breach, 22 Jan. 

They appear; their Appearance to be recorded, 28. The 

Committee impowered to examine upon Oath, 29.——Houle 

informed of a Book, intituled, “‘The Accufer fhamed, ora 

“ Pair of Bellows to blow off the Duft caft upon John Fry, 

“ &amp;c.” Title read ; the Committee of plundered Minifters to 

fiate Exceptions againfi the Book, 31 Jan. Exceptions 

reported ; fry examined ; the Committee to examine who 
was the Author, 20 Feb. Examinations of Harris the 

Printer and Strong, reported, and read; Fry’s Anfwers to 

the Exceptions; Refolution that he is the Author; Firft Ex- 

ception read again; agreed to, and voted a Breach of Privi- 
lege—Second Exception voted erroneous, profane, and fean- 
dalous; Book to be burnt by the common Hangman; pre- 
vious and main Queftions for difabling Mr. Fry to fit during 

this Parliament, feverally Affirmative, 22. 

— 1651, the Committee touching Colonel Sidney re- 
vived with former Power, and to fit de Die in Diem, 28 
Mar.——Bufinefs touching arrefting Colonel James ‘l'emple, 
referred to a Committee, 15 May. 

Prizes, i649, Aét declaring the Grounds for making Prizes of 

















Goods and Ships taken at Sea, and for Encouragement of 


Otlicers, Mariners, &amp;c. read twice; Quefiion tor Commit- 
ment, Neg. Order for Ingroffment, 16 Apr. Act patled, 
and to be printed, 17. Letter to be fent with the Act to 
foreign Ambatladors, read, and agreed to, 7 May. Com- 
inillioners of the Great Seal to fend a Writ to Lord Mayor to 
proclaim the Act, 8——The Committee of the Navy to iffuc 
Monies for buying Prizes fit for the Service of the State, 
19 Oct. 

——- 1650, to require the Auditors and Collectors to give 
them an Account of Prizes taken—To take care the Goods 
be not imbezzled, 8 Nov. Monies arifing from thence to 
be difpofed for the Ufe of the Navy, 8 Jan. 

Puckering, Jane, 1650, Petition read; Relolution thereupon, 
1 Nov. Vide Marriages. 

Pulefion, Mr. Jutiice, 1650, Information againft him referred 
to Commillioners of the Great Seal, 10 Sept. 

Purefoy, Major Gamaliel, 1649, the Committee of Accounts to 
take and fiate his Accounts, 12 Sept. 

1650, his Petition read ; Order for paying him his Ar- 
rears out of his Difcoveries, 3 Sept. 

—— Colonel William, 1648, appointed One of the Council 
of State, 14 Feb. 

— 1649, his Petition read ; Order for allowing him 1,000 é. 
for Reparation of his Loffes, 13 Sept.—— Appointed One of 
the Council of State, 11 Feb. 

1650, like Appointmeat, 7 Feb. 

Purling, Major, 1651, the Council of Siate to confider of a 
Reward for his Services in taking Silly, 6 June. 

Pygott, Samuel, aac, and Hannah. Vide Jacob, Harmon. 

Pymm, Mr. 1651, Truftees for Payment of his Debts to re- 
ceive the Rents and Profits of certain Delinquents Eftates; a 
Committee to prepare Aét to enable the Sale of Lands fo 
eftated on the 'T'ruftees for fatisfying the Remainder of his 
Debts and Portions, 17 June. Truftees to receive the Ar- 
rears of fuch Eftates, 23 July. 

Pyne, Colonel John, 1649, General’s Defire that Houfe would 
approve his Services, reported ; Vote of Approbation ; Letter 
of Thanks to him, ordered, 1 Seite," Caalllees of his 
Accounts referred to the Committee of Accounts, 16 Aug. 

















24° Car. J. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 
UESTIONS, previous, Affirmative; viz. that King’s 


Anfwer to the Propofition concerning the Church is un- 
fatisfactory, 11 Oct.—Touching the Courfe to be taken 
with Members not paying their Affeflments for the Army, 30. 
——Tlor excepting a Perfon from Pardon, 7 Nov.—For ba- 
nifhing a Perfon, 10.—For nominating a Perfon to be Sheriff, 
23. For an Amendment to a Vote, 4 Dec.—Touching 
King’s Anfwer to the Propotals fora Peace, 5—For renew- 
ing a Meflage to Lord General, 20. 

previous, Neg. viz. for ingrofling an Order, 3 O&amp;.— 
For an Amendment to an Order from Lords, 28 For ex- 
cepting Perfons from Pardon, 6 &amp; 7 Nov.—For nominating 











SixTH VOLUME. 


a Perfon to be Sheriff, 28.——For entering into a Debate, 1 
Dec.—Touching King’s Anfwer to the Propofals fora Peace, 
4.—For defiring Lord Admiral to confer with the Committee 
of the Navy, 14. For defiring Lords Concurrence to 
Votes, 18 Jan. 





A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


UESTIONS, previous, Affirmative, 1648; viz. for 
taking off a Member’s Sufpenfion, 3 Feb.—For appointing 
fome Officers of the Army to be of the Council of State, 14.— 
For fending the Scots Commiffioners home, by Land, with a 
Guard, 28. For further confidering Petitions, 7 Mar.— 
For reading them—For granting a Petitioner’s Defire—For 
refpiting the Execution of a ew 8.—For lowering 
the Intereft of Moncy after a certain Day, 12.—For repealing 
a Vote, 19—For banifhing a Delinquent, 21. 

1649, for fummoning a Perfon to appear at Bar, 30 
Mar. For Second Reading of a Provifo, 2 Apr.—For di- 
viding an Aét into feveral Inftruments, 10.—For appointing a 
Day to confider a Bufinefs, 17.—For nominating a Perfon 
Truftee for Sale of Deans and Chapters Lands, 23.—For no- 
minating a Perfon Commiflioner of the Cuftoms—For re- 
{piting a Vote from a Committee, 24.——For re-committing 
an Ordinance—For allowing the Earl of Rutland 1,500 /. for 
demolifhing his Houfe, 8 May.—For reftraining certain Per- 
fons as clote Prifoners apart, 12.—Touching the time for pro- 
fecuting Perfons for Treafon, 14.—For referring a Bufinets to 
a Committee, 17 &amp; 18 May.—-24 June. Touching 
fequeftering an Eftate, 17 May. Touching a Houfe 
to be employed for fetting the Poor of London on Work, 
6 June.—For referring a Bufinefs back to a Committee, 
14.—For continuing the Commiflioners of Excife—For 
impowering the Truftees for Deans and Chapters Lands 
to fell at Eighteen Years Purchafe, 16, For laying afide 
the further Confideration of a Petition, 26. For a Com- 
mittee to withdraw, and prepare a Vote—For amending 
a Claufe from a Committee, 9 July. Por taking off an [m- 
pofition, 11 Sept.—For allowing a Perfon Twenty Shillings 
per Weck, 19.———For conferring the Benefit of a Commif- 
fion upon a Perfon, 9g O¢t.—For difpenfing with the Attend- 
ance of certain Members, 10—For difpofing of Compofition- 
monies for Maintenance of the Army and other public Ufes,2 5. 
——Foran Affeliment,6 Nov.—For appointing a Committee, 
9g Nov.&amp; 25 Dee. ‘Touching the Sale of Crown Lands, 16 
Oc&amp;.—For appointing a Prefident of Muntter—For difabling a 
Member to fit during this Parliament, 4 Dec.—For fequefter- 
ing a Delinquent’s Eftate, 25.—For declaring the Election of 
a Common Council Man void, 26.—For appointing a Pre- 
fident of a College, 8 Jan.—For agreeing to a Refolution of 
a Committee, 9——For reading the Names of the Council of 
State, 11 Feb.—For appointing feveral to be of the Council, 
12.—For appointing a Sheriff, 13.—For declaring the Inten- 
tion of an Act, 14.—For bringing in an Aét, 15.—Touchine 
the Number of Commiflioners for regulating Trade, 16.——- 
Fer entertaining no new Bufinefs after Twelve o’Clock. —— 
For fequefiering certain Etiates, 23 Mar. 

-—--— 1650, for reprieving a condemned Criminal, 26 Mar. 
—For felling Delinquents Lands under Ten Years Purchafe, 
in Pofleffion, 6 Apr.—Touching the Governors of the Char- 
terhoufe—For referring a Bufinefs to the Council of State, 17. 
——Tora weekly Allowance to a Perfon, 4 June.—For Se- 
cond Reading of a Bill, 6 &amp; 24.——-For referring a Petition, 
2 July. Touching the Qualification for Commiflioners of 
Excife, 9.—-Touching Proportions of raifing Forces for the 
Militia, 10.—For adjourning till Afternoon—Touching the ap- 
pointing Commiffioners of Excife, 18.—Touching the Punifh- 
ment for a Second Offence againft a Bill, 19. For granting 
a Reprieve, 15 Aug.—Touching the Continuance of an Aét, 
20. For appointing a Perfon Treafurer of the Navy, 10 
O&amp;.—For pardoning Delinquents, 15.——For reporting a 
Bill, 15 Nov.—For admitting a Perfon to fit as a Member, 
20.—Touching the time of Delinquents Forfeitures, 28 Nov. 

9 Jan. ig Feb.——For referring the Matter of a Pe- 
tition to a Trial at Law, 5 Dec.—For paying a Perfon 30 /. to 
buy him a Horfe, 6.—Touching a monthly Sum for the Army 
in freland, 11.—For granting a fafe Condué to a fpcign Mi- 
nifter, 19 ——For fending a public Minifter to the United 
Provinces, 21 Jan.—For fending a particular Perfon, 23.— 
For adjourning a Bufinefs, 7 Feb———-For ordering in a Bill, 
19 Mar. 

——— 1651, for fettling Lands upon a Perfon for Life—For 
prefling 2,000 Soldiers, 25 Mar. Touching Orders made 
by Committees, 1 May. For pardoning a Criminal, 10 

































































June.—For fending Ships to reduce Barbadoes, 20.—For de- 
claring a Perfon guilty of Perjury and Subornation of Perjury, 
25.—Flor allowing a Perfon Money out of his Difcovery, 27. 
previous, Neg, 1648, viz. fora Perfon to be te ie 

State, 




















LN DE X ¢@ the SixtuH VoLtumMe. 


State, 14 Feb—Touching the Quorum thereof, 15.—— 
Touching clipped Money received by Colleétors, 2 Mar— 
For adding a Provifo to an ‘Ad, 14. 

1649, for appointing a Perfon Treafurer at War, 17 
Apr.—For nominating a Perfon a Truftee for Sale of Deans 
and Chapters Lands, 23.—For Leave to Lady Elizabeth to go 
beyond Sea, 25. For allowing the Earl of Portland 2,000 ¢. 
for demolifhing his Houfe, 8 May.—For an Allowance to 
certain Prifoners, 12. For admitting Papifts to compound, 
4 July. For prohibiting the Importation of F reach Linen, 
23 Aug. For adjourning a Debate, 10 Jan. For ap- 
pointing feveral Perfons to be of the Council of State, 12 &amp; 
20 Feb.———-Touching the Number of Commiffioners for re- 
gulating Trade, 16 Mar. 

1650, for admitting certain Sums to be doubled upon 
the Sale of Delinquents Lands, 6 Apr.—For referring a Mat- 
ter to a Committee, 10. For agreeing to the Refolutions 
of a Committee, 22 May.—For referring a Petition to a 
Committee, 29. For proceeding on Bills, 12 &amp; 18 July. 
—For an Amendment to a Bill, 12.—Touching the Punifh- 
ment of a Second Offence againft a Bill, 19 ——-Touching a 
monthly Sum to the Army in Ireland, 19 Dec. ‘Touching 
the Appointment of a Committee, 24 Jan. For thanking 
Minifters that preached before the Houfe—For appointing a 
Dean of Chriftchurch, 14 Mar.—Touching a Reward for ap- 
prehending a Delinquent, 19. 

1651, touching a Recompence to Difcoverers of con- 
cealed Eftates, 1 Apr.—For amending a Bill, 2. Touch- 
ing Aéts paffled by the Council of State, 1 May.——-Touch- 
ing admitting a Perfon to double upon the Purchafe of Delin- 
quents Lands, 3 June. 















































24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


RAs BOROUGH, Colonel; Lieutenant General Crom- 
well to make a ftriét Scrutiny of the Manner of his Mur- 
der, and certify it to the Houfe—Order for paying his 
Widow what is due to him upon the public Faith, and all his 
Arrears—For paying her 1,000. out of the Excife, with In- 
tereft, 3 Nov.—General’s Letter concerning his Wife and 
Children, te be read, 18 Dec. Read; his Wife’s Petition 
read, and referred to a Committee, 19. Order for making Re- 
port, 25. Report; Debt of 500/. tor his Pay and Difburfe- 
ments in the Irifh Service, left to the Committee of Adven- 
turers for the Sea Expedition for Satisfaction thereof—Order 
for allowing her 2,o00/. more in full Difcharge of all De- 
mands; Ordinance for that Purpofe, ordered, 26. To be 
read, 16 Jan. 

Rayner, Mr. thanked, and to print his Sermon, 27 Sept. 

Reeve, Robert, his Vine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Sept. 

Retford, Eaft, new Writ, 18 Nov. 

Revenue, public, a Committee to examine all the Treafuries, 
and fee how their Books ftand, 21 Dee.—— Another Commit- 
tee to confider Anticipations thereupon, and prevent Obfiruc- 
tions in bringing in the feveral Revenues, 1 Jan. Order for 
their meeting, and making Report, go. 

Rich, Colonel, his Letter read, 8 Sept. 

Robert, Hugh, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 2 Oét. 

Rolfe, Major Edmund; Keeper of the Gatchoufe to bring him 
to Bar, 2 Sept. Brings him; Order for his Difcharge ; 
Keeper to take notice that he be difcharged accordingly, 4. 
—Order for paying him 150/. out of the Eaftern Affociation, 
g- Order for paying it out of the Pay due to Major Gibbs, 
9 

Rolle, Henry, Ordinance appomting him Chief Juftice of the 
King’s Bench under the Great Seal, read, and paffed ; Lords 
Concurrence fignified, 4 Nov. Order for him to deliver up 
his Patent as one of the Juftices of that Court, 13. 

Roffeter, Colonel Edward, Order for paying him 2,o00/. upon 
Account, 18 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 21. 

Rufhworth, John, Order for 504. to bay him Horfes, fent to 
Lords, 2 Sept. 

Rutland County, additional Committees to all the Committees, 
29 Sept.——Agreed to by Lords, 2 Oét. Order appoint- 
ing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion to him, 23 Nov. 
Agreed to by Lords, 27—Members to write into the Country, 
and take care to bring in the Affeffments for the Army, 25. 
——Sheriff has Leave to come to London ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 21 Dec. 

Rye, Letter from thence read; Captors to enjoy the Veffel and 
Goods taken by them to their own Ufe; Prifoners to have 
~~ — upon reftoring Two Veflels, &amp;e. belonging to 

OL. 











the Town lately taken by them; Houfe approves of the taking 
the Ship, and thanks the Captors ; Order for a Reward to the 
Matter of the Bark that took it, 16 O&amp;. 


A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


RADLEY, Sir Henry, 1649, his Cafe, as to the Mitiga- 

tion of his Fine, to be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken 
of the Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. 
Cafe referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Rainfborough, Colonel, 1648, Money to be paid in his Caufe, 
without Deduétion for Free-quarter, 13 Feb. 

————- 1649, Order for making Report concerning his 

Widow’s Bufinefs, 27 Mar. Act for Relief of her and 

Children, ordered, 6 June. To be prefented, 19. Read 

twice, and pafled, 23. Money due to her to be charged 

upon a Delinquent’s Eftate, 20 Juiy. 

—— 1650, Act for fettling Lands on her and Son, to 

be read, 22 May. Read twice, and committed—Order for 

paying her 1002. at Michaelmas, and 200/. per Annum till 
the Act be pafled, 22 June. 

Major, 1650, his Carriage reported; Order for 

difabling him from being Juftice of Peace, 27 Sept. 

Raleigh, Carew, 1650, Petition concerning him read; Order 
for his Attendance, 16 May. Attends; afks Pardon for paf- 
fionate Words fpoken at a Committee; Chairman reports the 
Paflages ; other Committees make a Narrative of the Proceed- 
ings; Order for committing him to the Tower; Sentence 
pronounced, 17. His Petition; Order for his Ditcharge, and 
Re-admiflion into the Houle, 24. 

1651, His Cafe reported; Petition of the Countefs of 
Briftol, &amp;c. read; previous and main Queftions for fettling 
Lands of 50/. per Annum, late belonging to the Earl of 
Briftol, upon him for Life, in Satisfaction of an Annuity of 
400/. per Annum, payable to him out of the Exchequer, 
feverally Affirmative; Act for that Purpofe, ordered, 25 Mar. 
——Read twice, and committed, 1 July. 

Ramfden, Mr. 1650, difcharged from being Alderman of Hull, 
6 Sept. 

Ramfey, David, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the Truf- 
tees for Sale of late King’s Goods, 19 July. 

Randall, John, 1649, Letter from him and others, read, 16 
O€. 

Ranelagh, Lady, 1649, Order for continuing and paying her 
Allowance of 4/. per Week, 15 June. 

1650, Report concerning her, 25 Mar.—Order for con- 
tinuing her Allowance to Midfummer, 23 Apr. Amended, 24. 
——Order for continuing it Three Months longer, 22 June. 

Her Cafe referred to the Committee touching neceflitous 

Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 

- 1651, her Petition read; Order for allowing her 4/. 

per Weck for Six Months, with the Arrears fince the Deter- 
mination of her former Penfion, 20 May. 

——— Lord, 1650, Letter touching him to be read, 22 
June. 

Ranters, 1650, a Committee to confider of fome Way for fup- 
prefling their abominable Praétices, 14 June. Report; the 
Committee impowered to fecure, and commit Perfons—To 
prepare Act for fupprefling thefe abominable Opinions and 
Practices, and to make the Offence capital, 21. Aét read 
Queftion for rejecting it, Neg. previous and main Queftions 
for Second Reading, feverall Atiirmative; Bill committed, 
24. Reported; Claufes added; further Debate thereupon 
adjourned, 5 July. Refumed; previous Queftion for an 
Amendment, Neg. 12. A Committee to withdraw, and pen 
a Claufe touching the Punifhment of the Second Offence , 
Claufe reported ; Aét to be ingrotled, 19. Paffed, and to 
be printed, 9 Aug. ——The Committee revived, and to cow 
fider Informations touching them, 8 Nov. 

Rates, Book of. Vide Poundage. 

Rawleigh, George, 1649, his Cafe, as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Gold{mitins Hall, 10. 

Rebenwen, Edward, 1649, his Letter read, and referred to the 
Council of State, 4 Apr. 

Recognizances, 1651, Order for difcharging all Recognizances, 
Fines, and Amerciaments, and Procefs upon them, belore 
goth January 1648, to be printed, certified into Chancery, 
and tranfinitted into the Exchequer, 27 May. 

Recoveries, Common. Vide Infants. 

Recufants, Popifh. Vide Delinquents — 1649, Barons of the 
Exchequer, with the Committee of the Revenue, to confider 
how their Arrears may be colleéted, 26 Apr. 

1650, Abftract of the yearly Values of the Eftates of 

Papifts that are Delinquents, and Two Third Parts of — 

under 


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INDEX 0 the 


under Sequeftration, as certified from feveral Counties, 17 
Dec. ais 
Reeve, Captain James, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 

2 Mar. 

Refiners, 1649, Complaint from them, Gold-wire Drawers, and 
Gilt-wire Drawers, referred to the Committee of the Excife, 
7 Nov. : 

Rexzifier, Public, 1649, Aét for regiftering all Matters of Re- 
cord, to be read, 5 Feb. Read, 9. 

-——- 1650, Order for Second Reading, 25 
22 Nov. 

1651, like Order, 20 May. 

Revenue, Publick, 1648, the Committee formerly called the Com- 
mittee of the King’s Revenue, to be called the Committee of 
the Public Revenue, 1 Feb.—Their Defire touching the 
Cufitom-houfe Books ended 25th December laft, and that 
certain Exchequer Writs and Procefs fhould be fealed with the 
Oki Exchequer Seal, agreed to, 3—A Committee to con- 
fider fome Way for Lmprovement of the Public Revenue, 24. 

1649, Order for making Report touching bringing all 

the Monies into One ‘T'reafury, 4 Mar. 

- 1650, Bill for that Purpofe, read twice ; Debate thereon 
adjourned; Form of a Commiflion for managing the Public 
Treafury, read, 16 Apr. Read Second time ; Debate on the 
Bill refumed; Form and Bill committed, 18. Bill to be 
reported, 20 June. The Council of State to report a full 
and clear State of the whole Treafury of the Commonwealth, 
26 Veb. 

Reynaldjon, Abraham, 1649, difcharged from being Lord Mayor 
of London for refufing to proclaim Act for abolifhing the 
kingly Government; Order for committing bim to the ‘Tower 
—for fining him 2,o00/. Sentence pronounced, 2 Apr.—To 
be dilcharged from being Alderman; City to proceed to a new 
Election, 7° 

——— 10650, Order touching the Difiribution of his Fine, 
12 Mar. 

Reynolds, Colonel, 1648, Order for paying his Regiment by 
Aflignment from the Committee of the Army, 17 Feb.— 
General to be defired to grant Commiflions to him and his 
Officers, 20. 

1650, his Propofition touching raifing a Troop of Horfe 
reported, and referred back to the Council of State, 29 Aug. 

- Robert, 1650, appointed Solicitor General to the Com- 
monwealth; Order for a Patent under the Great Seal, 6 June. 
——&lt;Appoiuted one of the Council of State, 10 Feb. 

Rich, Colonel, 1649, Order for paying his Arrears, 7 Mar. 

- Lord, 1651, Petition referred to the Committee touch- 
ing Infants fuffering Common Recoveries, 13 June. Report ; 
Refolution for enabling the Judges of the Common Pleas to 
admit him to fuffer one, 17. 

Richmond Park. Vide London. 

Ricraft, Jofiah. Vide Jacob, Harmon. 

Riddell, Sir Thomas, 1650, the Council of State to prevent his 
going into the North, 15 Nov. 

1651, Order for inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Lands, 1 July. 

Ridgeway, Robert, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for palling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Rigby, Alexander. Vide Warburton, Peter, 

Ringe, Robert, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for palling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Robberies, 1049, recommended to General to fecure the High- 
ways from Robberies, and apprehend the 'Thieves—The Coun- 
cil of State to confider of an effectual Way to prevent Rob- 
beries, Murders, and Outrages, 24 O&amp;t. Order for a Re- 
ward to Perfons who apprehend Offenders—A Comunittee to 
withdraw, and pen Votes touching fuch as {hall difcover their 
Accoimplices; Report; Aét for preventing Robberies, Bur- 
glaries, and other fuch Mifchiefs, ordered, 8 Nov. 

Roberts, Mr. 1650, Bufinefs concerning him referred to the 
Council of War, 18 Dec. 

Robins, (fabella, 1648, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pailing it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Robinfon, Colonel William, 1649, his Account allowed; Order 
touching the Payment thereof, 12 June. 

1651, his Certificate reported; Liberty given him to 
double upon the Purchatfe of Delinquents Eftates, and to have 
the Pre-emption in the Purchafe of one, 8 May. 

—-—— Henry, 1650, appointed Secretary to the Commiflioners 
of Excife, 18 June. 

John, 1650, upon Report from the Committee of the 
Navy, Refolution that he be admitted to compound for the late 
Archbifhop of Canterbury’s Eftate, which neither is nor has 
been under Sequefiration, at One Third of the clear Value 
of what he fhall difcover within a limited Time ; Perfons that 
difcover it within the fame time, to receive no Prejudice from 
their former Concealment, 28 Aug. The Committee of the 
Navy impowered to give Warrant to fearch Houfes, &amp;c. in 
the Prefeuce of fome of them, and to make good the Damages 


Oct. ——1 &amp; 
































Sixtu VoLuMeE. 


at his Charge, and examine upon Oath, 6 Sept——Time 

for making Difcoveries enlarged—Commiffioners for com- 

pounding to proceed againft Perfons who conceal any Part, 

16 O&amp;t. 

Luke, 1651, Aét enabling him to commence an Aion 
againft Sir Hugh Cholmley, read twice; Queftion for In- 
groflment, Neg. Act paffed, 8 Apr. 

Rogers, Mr. 1649, Order for making Report touching the 
taking off his Sequeftration, and touching his Wife’s Delin- 
quency ; Lord Chief Baron to deliver Papers concerning the 
Bufinets to the Chairman, 18 Oét. 

Hugh, 1650, previous and main Queftions for admit- 
ting him to fit as a Member, feverally Affirmative, 20 
Noy 

4 . 





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John, 1650, appointed Alderman of Hull, 5 Feb. 

Rolfe, Major Edmund, 1648, Order for paying him and Tho- 
mas Bourman Monies railed by the Fines of the late Mutineers 
in the Ifle of Wight, 14 Mar. 

Rolle, Lord Chief Juftice, appointed one of the Council of State 
14 Feb. 1648 11 Feb, 1640. " 

Rolls, 1648, Commitlioners of the Great Seal to prepare a Com- 
miflion for Speaker to be Mafter of the Rolls, and hear 
Caufes in Chancery ; Judges to be required to meet him at 
the Rolls, 7 Feb. 

Rookefby, Major, 1650, Order for paying his Wife 100/. for 
the prefent Relief of herfelf and Children—For fettling 200/. 
per Annum upon them; Act for that Purpofe ordered, 
11 Sept. 

Roper, Lancelot, 1650, appointed Alderman of Hull, 5 Feb. 

——— Mary, 1650, her Cale referred to the Committee touch- 
ing neceflitous Perfons going into [reland, 20 Dec. 

Rofs, 1649. Vide Ireland. 

Rojje, Thomas. Vide Harris, William. 

Ropjeter, Colonel Edward, 1649, Order for ftating the Accounts 
of his Regiment, and certifying them to the Committee of 
Accounts, 12 Sept. 

Rofworme, Colonel John, Vide Jacob, Harmon. 

Rowe, Colonel Owen, 1649, Petition and Certificate read, and 
referred to the Committee of Obftruétions, 6 Sept. -Re- 
port; his Debt allowed; Order tor admitting him to double 
upon the Purchafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, 10 O&amp;. 

——~— Francis, 1650, Order for allowing his Widow 20s. per 
Week, 22 June. 

Thomas, 1650, Order for inferting him in a Pardon, 
2 O&amp;. 

Rowland, Samuel, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Rowjfe, Simon, 16049, Pardon for him approved; Order for 
pailing it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Rudyard, Sir Benjamin, 1651, Certificate touching arrefting 
hun for a Debt ot Mr. Pymm’s, read ; Order for his Difcharge 
—For Leave to the Plaintiff to iflue out a Writ, 19 June, 
Amended, 17. 

Rupert, Prince, 1649, Letter from the Hague to him, fub{eribed 
Charles R. read, 14 Aug. 

Ruffell, James, 1648, Letter from him and others, read, 23 
Keb. 

— Captain, 1650, Order for receiving his Troop into 

Pay for Three Months, 4 Mar. 

Mary. Vide Jacob, Harmon. 

Ruffia, 1649, the Council of State to prepare a Letter to the 
Emperor touching the Continuance of the Trade; Speaker to 
fign it, 11 Jan. 

Rutland, 1649, Committees added for the Affefiment of 90,000/. 
per Menfem, 23 May.——— High Sheriff appointed ; Order for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

— 1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

—— Earl of. Vide Belvoir Cafitle—1649, his Petition read ; 
Order prohibiting the Miners todifturb his Poffeflion in Hadden, 
28 Mar. Referred to the Chief Juftice and Chief Baron to 
fettle the Difference, 30 May.——Their Certificates and his 
Petition, read; the Juftices of Affize for the County, to deter- 
mine the Bufinefs, 25 June. Miners Reprefentation read ; 
his Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 22 Aug. 

Order for making Report, 7 Sept. Report re-com- 
mitted to the Committee to confider of a fit Perfon to be Bar- 
matter, 20. Report; previous and main Queftions, that 
Thomas Saunders do execute the Office, fo far as it is judicial, 
for Six Months, feverally Affirmative, 4 Oét. 

Ryme, John. Vide Stamford, Chriftopher. 
































24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


SAL OP County; Members to fign and fend Copies of a 
Letter for quickening the bringing in the Affefiments and 
Arrears for the Army, 23 Sept. Order appointing High 





Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great —, 23, 
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INDEX ‘¢o the 


Noy. Agreed to by Lords, 27—Members to write into the 
Country, and take care for bringing in the Affefiments for the 
Army, 25. 

Saltajh, Mr. Ordinance from Lords for him, 14 Nov. 

Sampfon, a Ship from Brittol, Repert concerning it, to be made, 
11 Sept. 

Sandown Cafile, the Committee at Derby Houle to write to the 
Committee of Kent and Colcnel Rich, to attend Lord Admi- 
al, and confider the Defedis of it, the Charge of repairing 
and maintaining it, and of an Eftablifhment for the Mainte- 
nance thereof, 8 Sept—— Matter referred to the Committee 
of Kent and Colonel Rich, 24 Nov. 

Sarke, lfle of, Report concerning it, to be made, 31 O&amp;t. 

Scarborough, Order for Shipping to block it up by Sea, and for 
fending Forces to carry on the Siege of the Caftle, 4 Sept —— 
Letter concerning taking the Town, with a Lift of Prifon- 
ers, read—Order for fecuring and trying them—lor a 
Reward to the Meffenger—For fending Ammunition—Lord 
Admiral to be acquainted with the State of the Siege before the 
Cafile, and defired to fend down Shipping, 25 Order for 
fending down Ammunition, 15 Nov. A Committee im- 
powered to raife voluntary Contributions for Relief of the 
Forces—Proceedings of other Committees for their Relief, ap- 
proved; Letter to acquaint them therewith, ordered, 20 Dec. 
—Letter touching the Surrender of the Cafile, and Articles 
thereupon, read—General to fend home the lorces that came 
out of the Caftle—To appoint a Coimmander—Order for a 
Reward to the Meffenger, 26. Severally agreed to by Lords, 
28. 

Scotland. Vide Prifoners—Lettcr and Papers touching the late 
Invafion of the Scots, and the Invitations thereto, referred to 
a Committee, with Power to fend to the Committee at Derby 
Houte for Letters with them, 5 Sept—The Committee of the 
Revenue to fatisfy Bills of Exchange charged upon them by 
the Parliament’s late Commiflioners fent thither, 19——Lcet- 
ter from the Committee of Eitates, with an incloted Letier 
of Credence of Sir John Chiefley ; former to be communi- 
cated to Lords, with Defire to return the Original; the 
Committce at Derby Houfe to receive what Sir Jolin has to 
deliver— Letter from the Commitlioners of the Kirk, 26 O&amp;ét. 

Order for making Report of what Sir John Chiefley has 

communicated, 2 Noy.—Letter from the Committee of LEi- 

tates, read, and to be communicated to Lords; Order for 

printing it; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 17———'The 

Committee at Goldfiniths Hall to fiate the matter of Fact 

touching Monies that were to be paid to the Scots, and the 

particular Affignments thereof—Retolution for feuding Com- 

muiffioners into Scotland to keep up a good Correfpondence 

between the Two Nations; a Committee to prefent } 











Names 
of fit Perfons, and Infiructions for them, 17 Jan.-—Leiters 
from the Committee of Efiates, to be confidered, 19. Read, 
and referred to a Committee ; the Cominittee to confider of 
fit Perfons to be fent to the Scots Parliament, and prepare an 
Anfwer thereto, 22—To examine whether the Letters are 
printed, and by whofe Direction, 26. 

Scroope, Sir Gervas, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, i9 Sept. 

Scudamore, Lord Vifcount, and Son, their ines accepted ; Or- 
dinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and paffed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 19 Sept. 

Sedgewick, Mr. delired to preach, 25 Oct. 
print his Sermon, 29 Nov. 

Serjeant, Order for repaying him 4834. 5s. difburfed for the 
Service of the Houle, 9 Oct——Verton to attend during his 
Sicknefs, 21 Dee-——The Committee of the Tower to con- 
fider of a fit Place to keep his Prifoners, 5 Jan. Order for 
paying hin 2004. per Annum tor Neceflaries for the Houtfe, 
30. 

Serjeants at Law, Commiflioners of the Great Seal report the 
Names of feveral to be made; Order for Writs for calling 
them, 12 O&amp;. Lords Concurrence fignified—Mcflage defir- 
ing their Featt may be put off, and another Serjeant be called, 
agrecd to, 23—Another Meflage defiring Four others may be 
called, agreed, to 30. Another nominated by Houfe; Order 
for Writs for calling them, agreed to by Lords, 31——Ord:r 
touching Precedence in {wearing them, 13 Nov.—Meliage 
from Lords concerning the Ring delivered by them to be {cnt 
to the King, 27. 

Seymour, Mrs. the Committee at Haberdafhers ilall to ftate the 
Bufinefs touching her Money, 6 Jan. 

Shepeard, Nicolas, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 4 Sept. 





Thanked, and to 





Sheriffs, Members for the feveral Counties to prefent Names of 


fit Perfons to be Sheriffs, 30 O¢t——Nomiunation of them, 

to be confidered, 13 Nov. Several nominated, 23. Agreed 

to by Lords, with Amendinents, 27 Sheriffs to execute 
Vox. VI. 











Sixrn VoLuMeE. 


their Offices without taking the Oaths of Allegiance and Sit- 
premacy, 15 Jan. 

Sidney, Colonel Algernoon, Ordinance from Lords appcinting 
him Lieutenant of Dover Cafile, read, aad agreed to, 13 
Oct. 

Siily, Isle of, Copy of the Governor of P!ymouth’s Letter to 
the Governor thereof, read; his Proceedings approved, 13 
Sept.——Letters from thence, read; Order for exchanging 
the Prifoners in the tsle—For paying One of them 100/. for 
his prefent Relief, and towards his Expences, 7 Oct. 

Skippon, Major General, Ordinance concerning him, to be 
reported, 24 O&amp;. 

Skyuner, Captain, Order for trying him and other Pirates taken 
with him, by the Court of Admiralty, 28 Nov. 

Sleaford, William, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
lus Delinquency, read, and patfed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 19 Sept. 

Smith, Sebattian. Vide Poyntz, John. 

Smilhby, Thomas, his Debt allowed; Ordinance for Payment 
thereof, ordered, 30 Dee.—-Read, and pafled; Lords Con- 
currence to be defired, 15 Jan. 

Smyth, John, of Small Combes-Court, his Vine accepted ; Or- 
dinance for pordoning his Deliquency, read, and patfed ; 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 19 Sept. 

John, of Oxon, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, aud patied ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 26 Sept. 

Soldiers, maimed, the Committee of the Army to confer with 
Major Hutbands, whether they want Surgeons——Thofe cured 
to be placed in the Hofpitals in Kent, and have the Prefer- 
ence, 8 Sept.—Order for an additional Allowance of 204. 
per Week to thofe in the Savoy—Ordinance for an additional 
Allowance of 120/. per Week for wounded Soldiers and Wi- 
dows, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 25 
~——Petition of Treafurers, with Particulars annexed, read, 
aud referred to the Committee for maimed Soldiers; the 
Committee to take efleétual Courfe for Redrefs of Grievances 





and Obfiructions mentioned therein, 9 Nov.——Order for a 
Collection in the Houte for the Wives and Widows of poor 
Soldiers, 8 Dec.——General’s Letter touching fick and maimed 


Soldiers ; Order for 4004. to buy Bedding, &amp;e. 6 Jan. 
Solicitor General, appointed, 12 Oct. 
Somerfet County, Members to fign and fend Copies of Letters, 
for quickening the bringing in the Affeffments and Arrears of 


the Army, 23 Sept.——Order for difbanding the new-raifed 
Forces; the Committee to pay their Arrears, deducting for 
free Quarter, 23 Oct——Order appointing High Sheriff, and 


for a Commnitlion to him, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 
27—Nlembers to write into the Country, and take care for 
bringing in the Affeflments for the Army, 25——Petition of 
well-ailvéted Inhabitants concerning Jufiice, Safety, and Re- 
ligion, read; Petitioners thanked, 21 Dec.—Member to pre- 
pare Letter to encourage the Affociation made in the County 
~—Commander of the aflociated Forecs, appointed, 25. 

Southampton County, Members to fend Letters into the Country 
for quickening the bringing in the Afleffments and Arrears of 
the Army, 23 Sept.——Order for difbanding the new-raifed 
Forces; the Committee of the County to pay their Arrears, 
deducting for free Quarter, 23 Oé¢t——-25 Nov.—Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff, and fora Commitlion to him, 23 Nov. 
Another appointed by 7: 








Lords, agreed to, 27 Another 
appointed in his fiead; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 
1 Jan. 

—-——. Town, Order for fending down Arms and Ammu- 
nition, 25 Sept——For ditbanding the new-raifed Men, 
25 Nov. 

— Earl of, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinguency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 28 Sept. 

Southwark, Petition of divers Inhabitants, read, and referred to 
a Committee, 18 Jan. 

Speaker. Vide Privileges—Gives a catting Vote, 9 Oct. 

Spencer, Richard, his Fine accepted; Ordinance tor pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
dcfired, 19 Sept. 

Spicer, Nicolas, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
dcfired, 4 Sept. 

Spiller, Sir Henry, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinqueney, read; Quefiion for Commitment, Neg. 
Ordinance paffed; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 20 Sept. 

Sprye, Mary, Order for paying her 50/. in Part of her Huf- 
band’s Arrears, 18 Nov. 

Stafford County, Order for Money for the Horfe, fent to Lords, 
2 Sept-——Member to write Letters into the Country to 
quicken the bringing in the Affeflments and Arrears of the Ar- 
my, 23-——Other Members to write and take care for bring- 
ing the Affeffments for the Amys 25 Nov. 





Stagz-plays, 








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INDEX 0 the 


Stuge-plays, Sheriffs to put in Execution the Ordinances for 
fuppreiiing them; Members to deliver the Order to them, 
4 Nov. ; 

Standifh, Edward, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurreuce to be 
defired, 19 Sept. 

Steyning, new Writ, 20 Sept. 

Stoke, Order for preferving Elms there for a Land-mark, and 
for Satisfaction to the Owner, 3 Jan. 

Storey, James, his Petition read; Ordinance from Lords for 
difcharging him and Edward Chard from a Contract for the 
Manor Houfe of Ford, and Park, and all Penalties there- 
upon, read ; Quefiion for Second Reading, Neg. Ordinance 
rejected, 17 Oct. 

Stowell, Sir John, Mr. Sollicitor to examine how the Bufinefs 
againtt him goes on this Term, 16 Oct. 

Strickland, Mr. ordered to go upon his former Negotiation with 
the States General aud Provincial, 13 Sept.—His Letter 
referred to the Committee of the Navy to difcharge a Ship 
bound for Amfterdam, driven upon the Coaft of Wales, and 
fiaid by Parliament, 12 Dec.—Leave given to tranfport Two 
Horfes, Cufiom and Impoft free, 26 His Letter read ; 
Order for a Letter of Thanks, 6 Jan.—Another read ; Or- 
der for allowing him Good, per Annum, paying the Arrears 
of his former Allowance, and for quarterly Payments for the 
future, 26. 

Suffolk, Members to figa and fend Letter for quickening the 
bringing in the Affeflinents and Arrears of the Army, 23 Sept. 
-- Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiitlion to 
him, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27—Member to write 
into the Country, and take care for bringing in the Affedl- 
ments for the Army, 25. 

Sunday, Will for better Obfervation thereof, read, 18 Nov. 

Supernumeraries, the Committee at Derby Houfe to confider 
what is fit to be done with thofe in feveral Counties that are 
not of the general Army, and have been raifed upon the late 
Alarms and the Scots Invafion, 4 O¢t. Order for making 
Report, 11 &amp; 18—For adding Lancafhire; Gentlemen of the 
County to attend the Committee, 18. Orders for difband- 

_ ing them in feveral Counties, 23. 

Suppry. 

——-- Order for the Book of Rates, fent to Lords, 2 Jan.—A 
Committee to confider how 300,000 /. may be railed for the 

_ Navy, and other public Services, 12. 

Ordinances of ral 

+——~ Ordinance for continuing the Affeffments for the Army 
Six Months lounger, after the Determination of the Ordinance 
now in Force, ordered, 19 Sept. Read, and pated; Lords 
Concurrence to be defired, 23. 

Ordinance for raifing 100,000/. for Pay of Arrears to 

the reduced Officers mentioned therein, read, 30 Sept.—— 

Committed to a Committee of the whole Houle, g Oct. The 

Committee fits, 18. 

Ordinance for charging 50,000/. upon Goldfmiths Hall, 
5 Oct. 

Surry, Ordinance for difpofing of the new Sequefirations in the 
County, returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments read, and committed, 9 Sept. ‘The Committce re- 
vived; Order tor their meeting, 28 Amendinents reported, 
read, and agreed to, 18 Oct. Members to fign and 
fend Letters into the Country for quickening the bringing in 
the Aflefluzents and Arrears of the Army, 23 Sept. Order 
appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiilion to him, 23 
Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27—Members to write into the 
Country, and take care for bringing in the Affeflinents for the 
Army, 25. 

Sufjex, Members to fign and fend down Letters for quickening 
the bringing in the Affeffments and Arrears of the Army, 23 
Sept. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commil- 
fion to him, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 2z7—Members to 
write into the Country, and take care for bringing in the Af- 
feflments for the Army, 25. 

Swan Frigate, to be victualled and kept out, 28 Sept. 























A. 1648, 1649, 1650 &amp; 1651. 


YABBATH-BREAKING, 1649, Attorney General to 
prepare a Proclamation for more effectual putting in Exe- 
cution the Laws againft Sabbath-breaking, Swearing, Curfing, 
Drunkennefs, and Whioredom; thé Commiflioners of the 
Great Seal to give Order for printing a convenient Number, 
and to iffue them oat to the Sheriffs, &amp;c. to proclaim them 
in common Form, 2 Nov. 
Sackville College, 1650, Petition of poor People there, read, 
and referred to a Committee, with Power to compote the 


_— 31 May All that come to have Voices, 20 
une. 





SixTtruHw VoOLuME. 


Sadler, Adjutant General, 1649, Order for paying him 1302, 
upon Account, 10 Aug. 

Sadowski, alias Sedefcue, George. Vide Jacob, Harmon. 

Salifiury, Varl of, 1650, Report touching bim, to be made, 13 
Apr.—His Petition, with the State of his Cafe concerning 
the Office of Keeper of Theobalds and Chethunt Parks, and 
his Interefi therem, reported; Bufinefs referred to a Com- 
mittee, 15. Report re-cominitted ; Lawyers to be injoined 
to attend the Committee; all that come to have Voices, 39 

-—Order for making Report, 8 May. Report; his Peti- 
tion read; Refolution that the Grant of Herbage and Pennage 
of the Parks are to be taken as incident to the Cuftody, and 
not as a diftinét Intereft; Petition referred to the Committee 
of Obftructions in the Sale of Crown Lands, 14. 

Salop County, 1648, a Committee to prepare Letter to the 
Commiflioners for the Affveflinents for 600,000. to make Et- 
timate of the Lofles and Damages fuftained by the coming in 
of the Scots, and by the Forces fent down for their Defence, 
13 Feb.———Commitlioners for the Affeilinents for the Army, 
added, 18 Mar. . 

Saliflonfiall, Sir Richard, 1650, Petition read, 5 Dee. 

Salt, 1640. Vide Supply. 

—— and Grindfiones, 1049, Bufinefs concerning them, referred 
to the Council of State, 16 May. 

Petre, 1648, the Council of State to take care the Salt 
Petre Works be continued; Act for that Purpote, ordered, 
10 Mar. 

——- 1649, Adi touching making Salt Petre and Gun-powder, 
read, and rejeéted, 28 May——The Council of State to con- 
fider of providing Salt Petre for the Ufe of the Common- 
wealth, 10 July. 

Saltery Wares, 1649. Vide Supply. 

Salvietti, Amerigo, 1651, his Credentials, and Letter to Speaker, 
read; Day appointed for giving him Audience by a Com- 
mittee; Mafier of the Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 
15 May. ‘The Committee appointed ; his Credentials to be 
delivered to them; their Proceedings, with his civil Deport- 
ment, and Speech, reported; Speech read twice; the Coun- 
cil of State to give him Audience when they think fit; Matter 
of the Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 21. 

Salwey, Humphry, 1651, Petition read; Order for paying his 
Executors, Adminifirators, or Afligns, 3004 per Annum out 
of the Profits of the Office of Remembrancer of the Exche- 
quer for Seven Years after his Death, towards Payment of his 
Debts—The Reverlion granted to a Perfon upon thofe Con- 
ditions, 15 July. 

Samford, Mary, 1640, Report touching her entering into « 
Combination to make Sir Jacob Garrett a Delinquent, re- 
ferred back ; Order for her Commitment to Newgate in the 
mean time, 2 Feb. 

——— 1650, Report that fhe was the firft Mover and moft vi- 
gorous Profecutor; Order for whipping her from Newgate 
to the Old Exchange, and committing her to Bridewell to 
hard Labour for Three Months; Sheriffs to fee the Sentence 
executed, 19 Aug. 

Samuel, Arthur, 1649, Provifo for fecuring his Debt upon the 
Sale of Deans and Chapters Lands, rejected; a Committee to 
examine and fiate the Matter of Faét, 30 Apr—-Order for 
their meeting, and making Report, 7 May His Petition 
referred to the Committee of the Army to examine how much 
of his Debt remains unpaid, 26 June. 

Sanéla Clara, a Ship, 1649, the Council of State to confider 
the Matter of Fact touching it, and what is fit to be done 
thereupon, 5 Dec. Order for making Report, 29 Jan.——- 
Report; Order for the Delegates to proceed upon the Appeal 
of Colonel Manwaring and Partners; the Committee of the 
Navy to provide 50,000/. to be paid to whom it fhall appear 
due, g Feb. 

Sunderjon, Colonel, 1649, Report touching the Pay of his Re- 
giment, to be made, 11 Oct. Made; Refolution for paying 
them goo?. towards their Satisfaction, 16. 

~———~ Lieutenant Nicolas, 1650, Petition read; Order for 
paying him the Moiety of his Difcoveries, 4 Mar. 

Sandown Catile, 1648, the Council of State to confider thereof, 
and of an Eftimate for repairing the Breaches and fupplying 
Defeéts, and where Monies may be raifed to fupply them, 13 
Mar. Report; the Committee of the Revenue to pay Mo- 
nies already difburled for that Service, and the Council of 
State to give Order for making it defenfible, and fit for Soi- 
diers to lodge in, 23 May. 

Sarum, New, 1649, a Committee to confider of doubling Monies 
advanced by the City upon the Act for Sale of Deans and 
Chapter’s Lands, 23 May—Mayor’s Proceedings in purfuing 
and re-taking Prifoners, approved; Thanks thereupon ; 
Sheriff to defray the Expences, 23 Nov. Mayor's Letter, 
with Book inclofed, intituled, “ The Doétrine of the Fourth 
“ Commandment deformed by Popery, reformed, &amp;c.” read ; 
Letter of Thanks, ordered; Book referred to the Committee 

for 









































for plundered Minifters, 1 Mar. Matter of Fa@, and feve- 
ral Examinations, reported; Book voted erroneous, fcandal- 
cus, and prophane; Order for burning it by the Marfhal— 
For appreiending and imprifoning the Author—For punifhing 
the Printer and Publifher, 8. 

Saxton, Jofeph. Vide dleywood, Richard. 

Scarborough, 1648, Order for refpiting the Excife during the 
Siege, 14 Mar. 

Scawen, Lieutenant Colonel, 1649, his Cafe as to tle Mitiga- 
tion of his Fine, to be confidered ; no advantage to be taken 
of the Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. 
Cale referred to the Committee at Goldimiths Hall, 10. 

Schaph, Lord Gerard, 1650, Order for an honourable Recep- 
tion of him as Commillioner from the Provincial States of 
Holland and Weft Friefland, 21 May. His Letter read, with 
a Tranflation of his Letters of Credence; Declaration that 
the Parliament expects his Addrefies to be made agreeable to 
the Form direéted by them; Vote to be delivered to him, 2 
Report of Delivery, 28——-His Letter to Speaker, read, and 
englifhed ; Day appointed for giving him Audience; previous 
Queftion for referring to a Cominittee to confider of the Man- 
ner of receiving him, Neg. 7 June. Manner thereof; he 

wefents his Credentials; delivers his Speech by Word of 
Mouth ; Speaker to report his Defires, 11. Copy thereof in 
French and Englifh, read; a Committee to withdraw, and 
prepare Anfwer; Antwer reported, and read; Addition 
thereto, read; Day appointed for giving it; Matter of the 
Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 14. Antwer from 
the Council of State, reported, read twice, and agreed to, 
with Amendments; Clerk to atteft it; Speaker delivers an 
Anfwer by Word of Mouth, and afterwards in Writing, 
figned by the Clerk, 18. 

~——— 1651, Paper delivered by him to the Council of State, 
read; the Council to confider what juft Satisfaction is to be 
demanded for Affronts offered to the Ambafladors of the 
Commonwealth, and their Retinue, 29 Apr. Vide Strickland, 
Walter. 

School, 1650, Aci for difabling all Delinquents to keep Schools, 
ordered, 9 Oét. 

Scobell, Henry. Vide Clerk of Houfe. 

Scotland, 1648, Anfwer to Scots Commiflioners Papers, reported, 
and to be read, 2 feb. Read, and referred to a Committee, 
3, Order for making Report, 8. Declaration in Antwer 
thereto, reported; read Paragraph by Paragraph, and 
agreed to; Order for printing and publifhing it, 17. Title 
read, and agreed to, 20———Commiflioners Letter, with a 
Paper incloted, fubicribed by them, read; a Committce to 
withdraw, and word a Vote on the Senfe of the Houte npon 
the Paper; Declaration thereupon, reported ; Order for fend- 
ing a Duplicate to the Parliament and Kingdom of Scotland, 
to know whether they will own it; the Council of State to 
take care of fending it; Declaration and Order, to be printed 
and publifhed—Order for fetting a Guard upon the Commil- 
fioners Lodgings; none to be admitted to them but for their 
Supply of Neceflaries, 26. Report that they are at the Fort 
under Guard; previous and main Queflions for fending them 
into Scodand with a Guard by Land, feverally Affirmative; 
the Council of State to give Order for {peedy Execution 
thereof, and prepare a Letter to be fent to the Scots Parlia- 
ment, 28———Parliament’s Letter, wherein was inclofed a 
Duplicate of the Commiflioners Paper, read; Letter and 
Duplicate referred to the Council of State, 14 Mar. 

——— 1640, Draught of a Letter to-be fent to the Prefident of 
the Scots Parliament, reported, read, and agreed to ; Speaker 
to fign it; the Council of State to fee it feut, 22 May 
Their Aniwer read; the Council to confider how the Parlia- 
ment’s Demands may be profecuted, and they vindicated from 
the Afperfions in the Letter, 2 July. Report; Refolution 
that it lays an Incapacity of profecuting the former Demands 
by Treaty, 4—Declaration concerning the late Endeavours in 
a peaceable Way to remove all Mifunderftandings between the 
Two Nations, reported, read twice, pafled, and to be printed; 
the Council of State to fee it done, 14 Part of a Book, 
intitu'ed, “ A Remonfirance and Declaration of the general 
“ Affembly of the Curch of Scotland,” read; the Com- 
mittee of Complaints to examine the Bufinefs, and fend for 
the Printer, 14 Aug——Order for continuing the Refiraint 
of the Payment of 50,000/. to the Scots, 24 Oct. 

—- 1650, Letter from Edinburgh, read, and referred to the 

Council of State, and they are required, by all Ways and 

Means they fhail think fit, to prevent Lnvafions from abroad, 

and preferve the Peace of the Nation from all Tumults and 

Infurrections, g Apr. Report; Debate thereon adjourned, 

11 June. Refumed; Refolution that the General and Lord 

Lieutenant of Ireland be commanded to go upon this Northern 

Expedition; the Council of State to acquaint the General 

therewith; Order for a Commiilion to him, 12. Commifl- 

fion reported, read twice, and agreed to; their Readinels re- 
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ported ; all Commiffions to continue in Force till the General 
fhall renew or aiter them, 14—His Letter read; his Defire 
to be excufed, reported; a Committee to attend him, and let 
him know the Parliament’s good Acceptation of his Services, 
and that they are perfuaded of his continued Fidelity and Af- 
fection to the Commonwealth, 25. His Thanks reported, 26 
Referred to the Council of State touching Carriages to 
be make Ufe of for the Army, 14 June. Upon Report from 
them, Refolutions for appointing a Commiffary for Victual, 
with an Affiftant and Two Clerks, and touching their Efiab- 
lifhinent— For adding Three Waggons to the 'T'rain for Lord 
Lieutenant’s Ufe—For raifing a Regiment of Foot for him, 
under fuch Officers as he fhall appoint—Touching Pay for 
them, 21—Report from the Council of State, that an Inva- 
fion cannot be prevented but by marching an Army into-Scot- 
Jand; Declaration fetting forth the Juttice and Neceffity of 
fuch an Expedition, read twice ; Refolutions that it is juft and 
neceflary for the Army of England to march into Scotland— 
That they march forthwith ; Declaration read again by Parts, 
and agreed to, with Amendments; Scots Comiiilioners Pa- 
per of 24th February, 1648; Parliament’s Declaration there- 
upon; their Letter to the Scots Parliament, 23d May, and 
Scots Parliament's Anfwer, to be printed and publifhed, with 
the Declaration ; the Council of State to fee it done—To con- 
fider whether the Parliameat’s Declaration, 14th June, 1649, 
be fit to be printed with it—To fee the Vote for fpeedy 
marching of the Army put in Execution, and ftop all Cor- 
re{pondence and Commerce with Scotland, 26—Upon Report 
from them, Order for allowing Lord General Twenty Cor- 
porals of the Field, and taking them upon the Eftablifhment, 
27 Order for adding Forty, 5 Feb Act to prohibit 
all Commerce and 'Traflick with Scotland, ordered, 16 July. 
Read twice, and committed, 23. Order for meeting of the 
Committee, and making Report, 30 Aét reported, and 
re-committed, 1 Aug. Keported from Re-commitment; Pro- 
vifo added; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Aét paffed, and 
to be printed; the Council to take care it is publifhed by 
Beat of Drum; Order for certifying it into Chancery, 2- 
Lord General’s Declaration upou the March of the Army 
into Scotland, read, and to be printed, 19 July——Letters 
from the Army, read; a Committee to withdraw, and make 
Extract of what are fit to be publifhed; their Report, Three 
Letters, and Extraét of feveral, to be printed and publifhed, 
6 Aug.—Upon Report from the Committee of the Army, Or- 
der tor 70,coo/. out of Goldfmiths Hall, 8—Upon Report 
from the Council of State, Order for allowing a Commiliary 
for Victuals for the marching Army, with an Afliftant and 
‘Two Clerks—For paying them according to the Eftablifh- 
ment for Lreland; the Council to nominate him, 22 Re- 
port touching their Salaries, agreed to, 26 Sept. Order for 
10,000 /. for a Magazine of Victuals—6,o00/. to be charged 
upon Haberdafhers Hall—The Council to confider how the 
other 4,000 /, may be provided, 23, Aug.—Act and Declara- 
tion touching a Pamphlet, intituled, “ A Declaration by the 
“ King’s Majefiy to his Subjects of Scotland, England, and 
“ freland,” read at large, and then by Parts; Aét pafled, and 
to be printed; the Council of State to fee it put in Execution 
—T'o confider of an Antwer to the Declaration, 28——-An- 
{wer reported, read at large, and then by Parts; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 17 Sept. Refumed; Declaration agreed 
to, with Amendments, and to be printed, 18—Lord Gene- 
ral’s Letter, with Lift of Officers taken at Dunbar, read, and 
to be printed; the Council of State to prepare Letter of 
Thanks to him; Speaker to fign it—Order tor the Colours 
taken there and at Prefton to be hung up in Weftminfter Hall 
—for Medals to be prepared for the Soldiery—for a Reward 
to the Meffengers—F’or providing Necellaries for the Army— 
for a Thankigiving, 10 Sept. Vide Vhank/giving—Other 
Letters from Dunbar, read, 11—Defires in Lord General’s 
Letter, read; Minifters to go forthwith into Scotland, 13— 
Another Letter from him, read, and returned to the Council 
of State, 18—-Relation of the State of the Army, 20—An- 
{wer of the Treafurers at War to a Propofition of the Coun- 
cil, together with an Account therewith prefented, read ; the 
Committee of the Army to confer with the Commiflioners for 
compounding and others about the beft Way of opening and 
guickening that Receipt; Refolution for raifin r 400,000 /. by 
an Affeflinent—Touching the Proportion—The ‘Times of 
Payment, 25. Vide Lee-farm Rents——Lord General's 
Letter, read, and, except the Claufe touching Monies, re- 
ferred to the Committce of Obftructions, 4 Odt.—Report 
from the Councii of State touching the fending corrupt Bread 
tothe Army; Attorney General to profecute the Offenders, 
and proceed upon all Informations given him touching Deceits 
in Provifions for the Army and Navy, 15—No Proceedings 
to be had in any Courts of Juftice againft Perfons in the 
‘Army in Scotland, 18 Oct. Act for that Purpote, read twice, 
24—Geueral’s Letter reported from the Council of a “4 



































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ait-Act prohibiting all Perfons to aflift the Scots with Vic- 
tuals, Arms, er Ammunition, read Second time; Quettion 
tor Ingroliiment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be printed, 6 Nov. 
—Letter touching the Cuftoms of Goods to Scotland, read ; 
the Committee of the Navy to prevent thefe Obftructions, 12. 
——General’s Letter touching taking off the Cuftoms and 
Excife, read, 24. Dec ——Order_ for all Officers and Soldiers 
to repair to the Army—For fetting apart Moncey for the ex- 
traordinary Charge of the War, 22 Nov.—For {fending 
Backs, Breafts, and Pots, 29.——Report from the Council 
of State touching Billet- Money, additional Pay and Allowance 
of led Horfes for Officers, to be confidered, 3 Dec. —~ Con- 
fidered; Refolution for continuing them Three Months, 6 
——-For continuing them Three Months longer, 15 Jan. 
For continuing them to 26th Infiant; the Council of 
State to give Account of the Bufinefs before that time, 
6 Feb. Their Report; Order for continuing them Three 
Months longer from the Expiration of the former Order 
2t Mar.—-—Order that no Captain Icave his Charge without 
his Field Officer’s Leave, to be printed, 6 Dee —Gencral’s Let- 
ters, with Papers of Intelligence, read, 10 &amp; 18—Another 
read, 24—Another touching the Surrender of Edinburgh Caf- 
tle, with feveral Papers inclofed of Paffages between him and 
the Governor, and the Articles of Surrender, with Lift of 
Arms, Ordnance, &amp;c. therein, read, and to be printed ; Order 
for a Reward tothe Meffenger-—Vora Thankfgiving, 31. Vide 
Thanksgiving.—Kegitier of all the Colours taken from the 
Scots prefented ; Order for a Reward to the Prefenter, 1 Jan. 
—General’s Letters read; One referred to the Council of State, 
7.—Act for continuing the Committce of the Army and ‘Prea- 
furers at War, read twice; Quefiions for Commitment and 
Ingroffinent, feverally Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed, 
10.—Proceedings of Members tent to the Amny, reported ; 
Thanks thereupon—The Council of State to couiicer of fit 
Perfons to be fent as Commiflioners, and of lifivuctions for 
them, 23. Upon Report trom the Council of State, Order 
for making up Colonel Fenwick’s Regiment 1,600 Men for 
the Security of Edinburgh Cafile and Leith, 12 Mar.—The 
Council to prepare Declaration for all Officers and Soldiers to 
yepair to the Army, 18. Declaration reported, and read ; 
the Council to take care they be fent, 21. 

1651, General's Letter to the Prefident of the Council 
of State, read, 1 Apr.—Another touching Augmentations to 
the Apothecaries and Surgeons, referred to the Committee of 
the Army, 8. Report touching additional Pay to them, agreed 
to—RKcelolution for an Addition to the Judge Advocate’s Pay, 














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16. ‘Yo commence from the time he went into Scotland, 
26 June. General’s Letter read; Part touching the freeing 


Goods fold for the State’s Ufe, agreed to—Part concerning 
the Excife and Cuftoms on Salt confifcated to the State, and 
Coals, &amp;c. fent thither, referred to the Comuinittee of the 
Cuftoms and Navy—Part concerning Commithoners to be 
fent, referred to the Council of State—Latt Part concerning 
Hofpitals, referred tothe Committee on Bill for regulating them, 
15 Apr.—Bill for Continuance of the Committee of the 
Army and Treafurers at War, read twice; Quefiions for 
Commitment and Ingroflment, feverally Neg. Bill pafied, 
and to be printed—Queliion for fending 150 Horles out of the 
Militias for Draught Horfes for the Army, Neg. 18.—Ge- 
neral’s Letter read, 25. Necellary Eftablifhment for Edin- 
burgh Cafile and Leith, reported, and agreed to, 9g May.—-— 
Order touching their Pay, 1 Aug.—Order for continuing 
Billet Money, additional Pay, and Led Hortes; the Council of 
State to confider how this Charge may be retrenched, 16, 
Order for continuing them Three Months longer, 23 July. 
Letters from Edinburgh, read, 30 May. Others trom 
Lord General, read, 10 &amp; 26 June.——Order for adding 
General’s Life-guard to the Efiablifhment, and for their Pay, 
23 July.—General’s Letter; Order for Letter of ‘Thanks to 
him, with Intimation of Thanks to the reft of the Oflicers— 
Fora Reward to the Meflenger—Vor a Thankfyiving, 25. 
Vide Thank/giving. General’s and other Letters read— 
Upon Report trom the Council of State, Liberty given them to 
add 4,000 Men to the Eftablifhment for Three Months—Order 
for paying them, 1 Aug.—Ettimate of the Charge reported ; 
Order for 20,000/. for their Pay, 5.—Eftimate of all the 
Forces for Seven Months Fourteen Days, reported ; Refolution 
thereupon, 6. Vide Supply.—General’s Letter read, 12.— 
Another read, and returned to the Council of State, 13.—Re- 
ow from them touching the Entrance of the Scots Army into 
ingland, referred to Members that are of the Council to pre- 
fent Act, asto fuch Particulars as are neceflary, and not pro- 
vided for, 12. 
Scott, Thomas, appointed one of the Council of State, 14 Feb. 
1648 12 Feb. 1649 7 Feb. 1650. 
Stephen, 1649, Pardon for him approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 6 Mar. 
-~—— Captain Thomas, 1649, a Committee to audit and fiate 
his Accounts, 10 May.—— Order for making Report, 25 June. 


























—-- Lovell, 1640, to be admitted to donble upon the Parchaf: 
of Deans and Chapters Lands, 25 June. 

Screw Mills, 1650, a Committee to prepare Act for preventing 
Mifchiefs thereby, and by other Inftruments fer breaking open 
Doors and Houfes, 10 Jan. 

Scraope, Sir Gervas, 1650, to be admitted to pay the Remainder 
of his Compofition, without Penalty, 30 July. 

Scutt, Mr. 1649, to be admitted to double upon the Purchafe of 
Deans and Chapters Lands, 2 June. 

Seals of Courts, &amp;c. 1648, Orders touching the Subfcriptions 
of feveral; a Committce to take care of altering them 
10 Feb. Alterations reported, 16. The Committce of the Re- 
venue to defray the Expences, 26. Vide Courts of Jutiice. 

Sedgewick, Stephen, 1649, Petition read, 9 Oct. 

Serjeant, 1648, a Committee to confider of a Salary for him, 
15 Veb. 

1649 new Mace to be delivered to him, 6 June-—— 

Report touching his ees and Salary ; Refolution for allowing 

him 5004. per Annum, and 2gco/. per Anuum for his Servants ; 
Order for a Patent under the Geat Seal; Table of his Kees 
read, and in part agreed to; tefidue re-committed, 30 Aug. 

1650, Perfon appointed to attend during his Sicknels, 
22 Jan. 

1651, like Order, 2 May. 

Serjeants at Law, 16490, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to 
confider of fit Perfons to be Serjeants, 9g May. 

— lin, 1640, Act touching it, read; Contractor for the 
Sale of Deans and Chapters Lands, to forbear contracting for 
the Sale of the Inn—Order for removing all ill-aflected Perfons 
out of their Chambers, 19 Oct. 

Serles, John, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; Or- 
der for pafling it under the Great Seal, 19, June. 

Settle, 1651, Letters from thence read, and returned to the 
Council of State, 14 Aug. 

Sewers, 1648, a Committee to confidcr of fit Perfons to be in 
the Commillions ; Commilflioners of the Great Seal not to put 
in any, except recommended by them, 8 Leb. 

——— 1649, Alterations and Omiffions of the Commiffions, re« 
ported, read, and agreed to, 2 Apr.—-—Commillioners of the 
Great Seal impowcred to grant Commiflions, 29 June. 

Seymour, Mr. 1648, the Council of War to confider his Cafe, 
and difpofe of him, 31 Jan. 

—-—- [dward, 1648, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, to 
ftate the Bufinefs touching the Review of his Compofition, 
12 Mar. 

Shadford, Mr. 1650, Accufation and Examination touching 
him, referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 15 Apr. 

Shadwell, Thomas, 1640, Petition read, 24 July. 

Shafioe, Captain, 1651, Bufinets concerning him and Captain 
Ruege, referred to the Committee of the Revenue, 8 May. 
Vide Holy Mand. 

Shambrooke, Colonel, 1649, a Committee to ftate his Accounts, 
and pay ‘wo Thirds of what is due; Liberty given him to 
come in for the Remainder by way of doubling upon Deaus 
and Chapters Lands, 9 July. 

Sharpe, Autony, 1648, appointed Commander of a Frigate, 
17 Mar. 

Captain, 1640, Order for difbanding his Troop, 5 May. 

Shaw, Gregory, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to, 
Order tor pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Shepherdfon, Captain, 1649, Order for difbanding his Troop, 
5 May. 

Shepperd, Mar. 1648. Vide Privileges. 

Sherborne Hofpital, 1650, Matter appointed, 2 July—Vifitor 
appointed, 5. 

Sheriffs, 1648, Form of an Oath to be taken by them, re- 
ported ; a Committee to prepare Letter to them to take it at 
the next Aflizes; Commitlioners of the Great Seal to grant 
them Commiflions, and fend them with Letters from the 
Speaker, requiring them to execute their Offices, 14 Veb. 
Form of the Oath read, and agreed to—Order for them to 
pay Monies levied by Proccfs, &amp;c. into the Exchequer—Act 
for more ealy pafling their Accounts, read twice, and com- 
mitted; Reported, paffed, and to be printed, 15.— form of 
Dedimus to take their Oaths, read, and agreed to, 16.—Act 
enabling them and other Officers of Juftice to proceed in the 
Execution of their Offices till their Commiflions come to 
them, read, pafled, and to be printed, 17. 

1649, Bufinefs touching the Sheriffs to be confidered ; 
Members to prefent Names of fit Perfons to be Sheriffs for each 
County, 24 &amp; 31 O&amp;. Sherifls appointed—The Engage- 
ment to be added to their Oath—a Committee to confider with 
the Barons of the Exchequer of fome Courfe for more ealy 
pafling their Accounts, 7 Nov —Act for them to appoint De- 
puties to receive the Commands of the Parliament and Council 
of State, and they to make Returns thereof, read twice, and 
committed, 28. 

1650, reported, paffed, and to be printed, 11 July. 














Day appointed for nominating Sheriffs; Members to prefent 
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Names of fit Perfons, 29 O&amp;.——Sheriffs appointed, 7 Nov. 
—A Committee to confider of eafing their Burdens, 7 &amp; 
22. 

Sherwood, Thomes, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seai, 13 June. 

Shilborne, Colonel, 1651, Order for ttating the Account of his 
Arrears ; the Committee ef the Army to confider how 500 /. 
mey be paid to his Widow for itelief of herfelf and Cuildren, 
2 May. 

Shrewflury, 1651, Petition of Mayor, &amp;e. read, 4 Apr. 

Shuttleworth, Colonel Nicholas, 1648, Report from the Council 
of State, that there fhould be Addition of Moncey for dilbanding 
his Forees, 6 Mar. 

——— 1649, Order for paying them, 1,200 /.—Such as difobey 
to lofe the Benefit thercof, o Apr. 

Sidney, Colonel Algernoon, 1640, a Committee to audit and ftate 
his Accounts, 10 May. Report; Account allowed; Order 
for paying him, 1,809/, 138. 8d. 13 Oct. 

—— 1650, his Petition read, and referred to a Committee ; 
Order for Stay of Proceedings, by the Court Martial, 14 Jan, 
Information of a Breach of the Order, 22. Vide Privileges. 

——— 1651, Order for refioring his Goods and Horles, 28 
Mar. 

Silly, Wile of, 1651, Ambaffadors to the States General to de- 
mand upen what Grounds Van Trump’s Fleet is fet forth, in 
Keference to that Hland—The Council of State to prevent 
Prejudice to the Commonwealth thereby, 1 Apr.——Letters 
concerning that and Trefeoe Hland, read, 6 June.—Other 
Letters, with the Articles of Surrender of St. Maries and 
Agnes, and Litt of Ofticers, &amp;c. belonging to Sir John 
Grenviile, read; Relation of the Proceedings of the Ships and 
Forees there, and the Manner of taking them—Information 
concerning the Deficicacies of Provitions in the Ships, referred 
to the Couneilof State, 1¢.—Govermor recommended by them; 
Power given them to chufea Governor, and authorize him to 
take the Charge—Avrticles of Surrender confirmed, 27. 
E(tablifiament for the Garifon, reported, and agreed to, with 
an Amendment; Order for paying them—Articles to be 
tranfinitted to the Commiilioners for compounding 11 July. 

Simson, Mr. 1650, defired to preach, 4 Mar. Previous Quettion 
for thanking aim, Seg. 14. 

Sion College, 1648, Charter thereof to be prefented, 6 Mar. 

———— 1651, the Conunittee for regulating the Univerfities to 
confider the College, 22 May. 

Skippon, Major Generai, 1648, appointed One of the Council 
of State, 14 Feb. 

1649, Act for paying him 2,o00l. read twice, and 

committed; the Committee to take care it be paid in part of 

his Arrears, 19 June.——Aét reported, and to be ingrofled, 20 

July —-A Committee to find out Lands of the clear yearly 

Value of 1,000 /. to be fettled upon him, 19 June-——Ke- 

vived ; Order for meeting and fitting de die in diem, 1 Mar. 





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at 

















5 , A 
Previous and main Queliions for appointing him One of 
the Council of State, feveraly Affirmative, 12 L'ecb.——Thie 


Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to pay him 1,o00é. out of 

Lands formerly appointed to the Prince Elector, 1 Mar. 

1650, a Cominittee to fet cut Lands of the clear yearly 

Value of 1,0004. to be fettled on him and his Heirs, 6 Apr. 

Order for paying 1,000 é. per Annum half yearly, till an 
A&amp; for fettling that Sum on him and his Heirs be patfed, 30 
May. Act read twice, and committed, 31 Dee. Reto- 
lution for appointing him One of the Council of State, 7 Meb. 

———- 1651, Act for tettling 1,000 2. per Annum on him aad 
his Heirs, reported, and to be ingrofled, 1 July. Patled, 8. 

Ordinance iimpowering him to command all the Forces iu 
the City, to be turned into an Act, 12 June. Vide London. 

——— Mary. Vide Morgan, Dame Anne. 

Slater, Robert, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Slaughter, Vhomas, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed 
to; Order for paifing it under the Great Seal, 13 June, 

Slingsby, Colonel Watter, 1650, to be tried by the High Court 
ot Juttice, 28 June. Vide Stowe?/, Sir John. 

Smith, Solomon, 1648, Petition againft him read; Petitioners 
to have Liberty to proceed at Law, 15 Feb. 

















a= — Nicolas. Vide Nicholls, Richard. 

——-— Henry, 1649, Certificate of his Accounts; Accovnt 
allowed; Liberty given him to double upon the Purchafe of 
Deans and Chapters Lands, 31 Aug. 


——— Doctor Sebatftian, 1649, Petition read, 18 Sept. Order 

for allowing him 6o/. per Annum for Life, 19, 

— Edward, 1649, Pardon tor him approved; Order for 

pafling it under the Great Seal, 6 Mar. 

Major Thomas, 1650, the Committee of the Army to 
examine his Accounts ; the Committee of Accounts upon their 
Allowance to pals them, he dying belore he was fworn, 12 
Mar. 

-——-— Captain John, 1651, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of maimed Soldiers, 9 May. 

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SIXTH VOLUME. 


Smithby, Mr. 1650, Petition to be read, 22 June-—Anothe 
P, ‘ . . oY oe i 2 “ &gt; + - 7. 
read ; Certificate of his Accounts reported, 15 Nov. 
wore 1651, General’s Letter touching him and his Petition; 

read ; Order for paying him 2,000 /. 17 July. 

Smyth, Francis, 1C49, State of the BufinefS between him and 
en ee ge ae nes eee ee por aes 
Richard Aliord, reporte’; Alford’s Petition read; the Com- 
mittce of Indemnity to hear and determine the Bufine(s : 
Order for Stay of Execution in the mean time, 12 June 








toma tae auth . nee 
saaurice, 1049, Quefion fer pardoning 
o 


him, Nee 
. r, 
13 June. : 


; — - 
——- Join and others ‘ Patitinn ras Oe 
Joun and others, 1649, Petition read, and referred to 
the Cominittee of Indemnity, 17 July. 


—— Jane, 1649, Pardon for ber 
It under the Great Seal, 4 ) 
eee ee ae ie 
—— Ikaiph, 1040, Ce 
Clippers and Coiners ; 
Great Seal, g Mar. 
er eae: ° pees ee yo - *.° » ° rye 
— Lieutenant Colonel, 1650, Petition of his Widow. to 
5 is 7 
be read, 22 June. 


aon 


eh ee ae a ee P 
pproved 5 Order for paffing 


* : a ; 
tincate that he has difeovered feveral 
Vreer for pardoning him under the 


Nn onions &gt;» moan Ponart ferre . rc 
Captain, 1050, Upon bu part froin the Council of State 


touching Defigns in feveral 





‘h Counties againft the Common- 
wealth; Order fortaking tiis Regiment upon the Eftablifhment 
and paying them accordingly, 13 Aug. ; 
——— John, 1650, Petition read; Certificate of his Accounts; 
Order for paying 337 4. 8d. 15 Nov. ; 
——— Widow, 1650, Order for paying her 502. out of the Box- 
i money, for the Ute of her Children, 6 Feb. 
souuies, Sit Phomas, 1649, to be fummoned to the Bar for 
hot appearing at the proclaiming Act to abolifh the kingly 
Office, 31 May.———Exainined thy reupon ; Order difabling 
him from fitting during this Parliament—For difcharging him 
from being Aiderman, and bearing any Office of Trak, 
1 


ve, 


¢ 


C,, a ee ne ae “- . 
Soup, 1550, the Committee of Excife to examine the F 





rae 
mitt Lxcife 

upon Soap, and the Materia's tliereof, 24 Sept. 

one ns 3 ee epveycde Jf rey . &gt; ae Py 4 @ 
re) 1550, Petition read; Butineis concerning Sir Bafil Brook, 
ene a Qe) Piaf {*. tafapra ¥ ‘ + hE 
and tue s: ap Buline in, FC ferred to a Coinmiuttec ; ietition 
referred, 29 May. 

Q 


ition of 


s Order 


naiined Soldiers in the Savoy and 
: r fur 3,000/, for them--For paying 


Soldiers, 1648, Vet 
ly Houte, read 


| PaGiicdna ot thair Arra Fe a a . ‘ 
= he lidue of thic ap Ari ars at 124 Low eekly, and for confiant 
aymen or the future, 2 le he &lt; OO 1 poor 
5 - i : 4 ‘U ay 7 3 ‘eb. the 3,000 to be rated 
upon the Credit of sloney transferred to the Ufe of the 
Navy, 6——The Commiitce at Goldfiniths Hal i 
WY, : &lt; VUOMpIrlk Qt UOMLaDITNs tal ah 
1 to pay it 


nee eee Sp4 Ma) Wear: (eae ee cde ane ' , 

forthwith, netwithtanding Anticipations ; the Committee 
: 

Members fent to 

itton of maimed Soldiers in 

e gb 2 4 t ; 

the Hofpitals in and about London, and of the Widows and 


_ * &gt; ' . 
of the Revenue to repay them, 5 Mar. 


QO: phans of Soldiers flain, read, and referred to a Committee, 
13 i’eb. 


aitineeriae 1640, Petition of poor ditirefled Widows, read; a 
Comittee to confider of the State of the iH Mpitals, and how 
Proviiion may be mace for them and their Children, 14 May. 
——Report; Order for an additional Allowance of 260, 
per Week, to be charged upon the Excite and Goldfmiths 
Fiall—Vor paying the Arrears of 1004. per Week, formerly 
charged upon Guildhall, out of that Treafury ; the Come 
tec Lo fend for the 'l'reafurers, aud examine the State of 
a Keceipts and Payments, and confider what may be 
urther cha ‘ged upon that Receipt, 8 June.—To confer with 
the ‘Treafurers atGoldimiths Hail and the Excife about giving 
Kelief purfuant thereto—Petition of maimed Soldiers in the 
Savoy, read, 11.——A Committce to take the Accounts of the 
‘Treaturers for them upon Oath, 5 July ——Act for Relief of 
maimed Soldiers in Scotland and Ireland, read, 29. Cer- 
tificate of the Accounts of the Soldiery, reported, and ap- 
proved; the Committce to give out Debeutures—A&amp; for the 
Salaries and Allowance to the Auditors of their Accounts, 
read, and pafled, 21 Aug.———Pctition of thofe in the Savoy 
aud Ely Lioute, read ; Order for paying them 1,1004, out of 
Guildhail, revoked; Order for paying it out of Gold{miths 
Htali or Guildhall, as fhali firt nappen, 7 Sept.—For paying 
it out of Goldtiniths Hall, 18.—Pctition of maimed Soldiers 
and difireticd Widows, read, and referred to the Committee 
ot the Army, 22. A Committee to prepare Bill for ftating 
their Accounts, 20 Noy.——P tition of 300 maimed Soldiers 
and diftrefied Widows, with Certificate annexed, referred to 
the Committee of the Army, 15 Feb. 


Wiitrer 











~~ , 


———— 1659, the Committee tor them to bear the Expences of 
Lighty going to the Bath, 19 Apr. Order for 500 4 out of 
Excite for that Ufe, 25.——Pecttions of maimed Soldiers in 
Liy Houle, read, end reterred to the Committce for Hofpitals, 
4 Mar. 

————:. 1651, the Committee to confider of Provifion for them 
and their Wives, and for the Widows of thole flain, and ex- 
amine bow Monies colleéted for their Relief have been di!- 
pofed of, 15 Apr.—Petition of 100 maimed Soldiers, referred 
to the Committee for them, with Powerto iffue Warrant for 
500 d. for fupporting of fuch as are neceflarily to goto Bath, 


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INDEX @ the Stxtun Votume. 


24.——Treaturers to pay the Money—Bill for Relief of 
Widows and Children of Soldiers flain, and of fick and 
maimed Soldiers ,to be read, 1 May. Read twice, and com- 
mitted, 2.——Order for Medicaments and other Provifions 
for thofe in Ely Houfe and other Hofpitals, 19 June. 

Sollicitor General, 1649, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to 
confider of a fit Perfou for that Office, g May. 

———— :651, Mafier of the Rolls impowered to determine the 
Difference between him and Henry and Richard Darley, 
23 Apr. , 

Sollicitors, 1649, ill-affected, to be removed out of the Inns of 
Court and Chancery, 19 Oct. 

Somerfet County, 1640, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a 
Commilfion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, Report from the Council of State touching 

raifing and paying a Regiment of Horie to be Part of the Mi- 

litia; Order impowering Colonel Popham to raife them ; the 

Council to grant him a Commiflion; Part of the Report 

touching Money to be confidered, 10 May. ‘High Sheriff 

appointed ; Order for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 7 

Nov.———Members for the County to confider of additional 

Commiflioners for the Affeflments, 17 Dec. 

Houte, 1640, to be referved for the Ufe of the Com- 
monwealth, 30 June. 

Sir John, 1651, to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of 
Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Sourton, Robert, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Southampton County, 1648, Committees added, 7 Mar. 

-———-~ 1649, Committees Letter read, 13 June. Com- 
mittees added tor the AffefTment of 90,000 /. per Menfem, 23 
Junc—-—-24 July——q Feb. High Sherif appointed ; 
Order for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 
Committee added to all the Committees—Queftion for fuf- 
pending the Collection of Affeflments for the Britifh Army 
fora Mouth, Neg. 18 Feb. 

—-——— 1650, Member fent down to fettle the Militia, 22 Aug. 
-——High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commithon under 
the Great Seal, 7 Nov. Member fent down for the Ser- 
vice of the Commonwealth, 19 Ieb. 

——- Earl of, 1650, Leave given him to travel from Stratton 
to Titehfield and back again, for Three Months, 6 Apr. 
Time inlarged, 22 June. 

Southcot, Lady, 1649, Petition to be read, 26 Oct. 

———. 1650, Order for paying her 300 /. out of her Difco- 
verics, 7 June. 

Southwark, 1648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for fettling 
the Militia, 2 Feb. Order for their meeting, and fitting de 
die in diem, 15. 

1649, Act to be prefented, 11 May.——Read twice ; 

Commillioners added; Aét pailed, and to be printed, 19 

JSuly.——-Petition of Inhabitants read ; Order for them to pay 

the Eiehth Part of future Affeffments for Surrey, 30 Mar. 

-——Provelt Marfhal appointed, with Power to feize Ma- 

lignants and difaffecied Pertons, 25 May. Petition of the 

Inhabitants of the Borough and neighbouring Parifhes, referred 

to a Committee, 4 Dee. ‘The Committee of the Militia to 

remove Powder out of private Houfes, 9 Feb.—A&amp; for preach- 

ing the Gofpel, and Maintenance of Muinifters, ordered, 15. 
— 1650, Sccanaiiens of the Militia in raifing and main- 

taining Horfe, approved; Order for continuing them, 

24 dept. 








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1651, Aét touching the Militia, read, 12 Aug. Vide 
Westminster. 
Spain, 1649, Agent to that Kingdom appointed, 29 Jan. Or- 


der for a Commitllion under the Great Seal, 30. Vide Ascham, 
Antony. 

——— 1650, Copy of the King’s Letter to Admiral Robert 
Blake, read, 24 Dec.——RKefolution for fending Ambafladors 
into Spain; the Council of State to prefent fit Perfons 25 Feb. 

Spalding, 1651, Petition of Tenants of the Manor, read, and 
referred to the Committee of Obftruétions, 1 May. 

Spanish Aimbaffador, 1649, his Paper touching 50,000 /. taken 
by a Parliament Ship, and Petition of Perfons interefted, re- 
ported from the Council of State ; Bufinels referred to them, 
5 Apr.—Vide Gardenas, Alphonfo de. 

Sparke, Samuel and William, 1650, Pardon for them, read, 
and agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 
25 July. 

Suman 648, gives a cafting Vote, 8 Mar. 

1649, Act for fettling the Rectory or Parfonage Houfe 

of Burford, and fome of the Glebe Lands upon him and his 

Heirs, committed, 26 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 

4 May. Pafled; Purchafe-money to be paid to the 'Trea- 

f{urers for Bifhops Lands, 7—To ftile himtelf Speaker of the 

Parliament of England in his Letters to foreign States, 25. 

1650, gives a cafting Vote, 28 Mar. 2 May. 

3 July.——with Houfe, to attend the Mutter of the Militias, 

18 Oct, 

















Spicer, Dorothy, 1650, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to: 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 3 July. ; 
William, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agrecd to; 

Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Spices, 1649, Act for tranfporting them ungarbled, read twice, 
and committed, 7 Aug. Reported, and to be ingroiled, 4 
Oct. Paffed, 5. ; 

Spirits, 1649. Vide Supply. 

Spooner, Colonel, 1649, a Committee to ftate his Accounts, and 
pay ‘Iwo Thirds of what is due to him ; Liberty given him to 
come in for the Remainder by way of doubling upon the Pur- 
chafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, 9 July. 

Philip, 1651, Order for a Pardon for him under the 
Great Seal, 13 June. 

Spotlifiood, Lady, 1649, Order for allowing her 4o s. per Week 
for Six Months, 9 July. 

1650, Vor continuing it till Midfummer, 23 Apr. Order 
amended, 24. Her Cate referred to the Committee touchine 
neceflitous Perfons going into Lreland, 20 Dec. ‘ 

Stafford, County, 1648, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. Petition of 
well-affected Inhabitants, read, 21 Mar. 

1649, Another Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants, 
read; Petitioners thanked, 2 May. Petition of late dift 
banded Officers, to be read, 5 Oct. High Sheriff appointed; 
Order for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

——— 1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Stainer, James, 1650, his Propofals for Importation of foreign 
Bullion, reported from the Council of State, 8 Jan. 

Stamford, 1649, Act for preaching the Gofpel, and Maintenance 
of Minifters there, ordered, 15 Mar. 

1650, Petition of Aldermen, &amp;c. concerning renewing 
their Charter, read, and referred to the Cominittee for 
Corporations, 11 Dec. 

———— Earl of, 1650, his Cafe reported ; Petition read ; Order 
for paying him the Arrears of 1,500/. per Annum, formerly 
appointed him, till Lady-day next, 8 May. 

Stumford, Chriftopher, and others, 1649, Petition read, and 
referred to a Committee, 20 June. 

— 1650, Act for fettling Lands on them in Satisfaction of 

their Damages fuftained by the late King’s Party, read twice ; 

Queftion for Commitment, Neg. 22 June——A Committee to 

confider of a Compenfation to them, 25. 

— James, 1650, Order for paying his Widow, 102. out of 
the Box-money, for Relief of herfelf and Children, 4 Sept. 

Standard, old, 1648, Order for taking it down, 2 Mar. 

Stanmer, Joan, 1650, Order for intlerting her in a Pardon, 
2 Oct. 

Stapeley, Antony, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
Feb. 1648 12 Feb. 1649. 

Starchamber. Vide Tobacco. 

Starkey, Philip, 1649, Order of 8th March, 1647, upon his 
Petition, amended, 17 Apr. 

States, foreign. Vide Prinees. 

Statutes, 1648, Order touching the Infeription for the Seal of 
them, 10 Keb. 

1650, a Committee to confider what Statutes and Or. 
dinances are fit to be repealed or continued, and how they may 
be reduced into a more compendious Way, with Power to 
advife with Judges and other Perfons, 21 June. 

Stedman, Mary. Vide Thompson, James. 

Steel-wire Drawers, 1649, Petition read, 13 June. 
makers. 

Steele, William, 1640, to be admitted to practife within the Bar, 
and treed from his Readings, 16 Aug. 

Stephens, John, 16409, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 3 July. 

William, 1649, appointed Judge of the Admiralty ; 
Order for a Patent under the Great Seal, 16 Aug. 

Henry, 1650, Petition read, 20 Dee. 

Major Richard, 1650, Petition read ; Order for paying 
him Goo /. in Part of his Arrears, 20 Dec. 

Stephens, Coleman-fireet, 1649, Petition of Inhabitants read, 
and referred to the Committee of plundered Minifiers; pre- 
vious and main Queftions for a Cominittee to withdraw, and 
prepare a Vote, upon the Debate, feverally Atlirmative ; 
Refolution reported, and agreed to, with Amendiments ; 
Order for paying them, g July. 

Storry, Peter. Vide Molyn, Peter du. 

Mr. 1649, defired to preach, 2 O&amp;. 
to print his Sermon, 2 Nov. 

Stonehouse, Sir James, 1650, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 15 Aug. Another Petition read ; the Com- 
mittee to receive Information from the Commiflioners for com- 
pounding ; Order for Stay of {clling his perfonal Eftate, &amp;c. 
14 Mar. 

Stones, William, 1649, Pardon for him approved ; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Stores, military. Vide Orduance. 



































Vide Needle- 








Thanked, and 








1651 














i 








1651, A&amp; for felling decayed Veffels, &amp;c. read; the 
Council of State to order the Commiflioners of the Navy to 
fell all unferviceable Stores, 25 July. 

Stowell, Sir John, 1648, to be proceeded againft for Life, 14 
Mar. 





1650, to be tried by the High Court of Juftice—A ap- 
pointing the Trial of him, David Jenkins, Colonel Walter 
Slingtby, Browne Bufhell, Colonel Gerard, and William Da- 
venant, ordered, 28 June. -Read twice, and committed, 

5 July. Reported, paffed, and to be printed, 9. -Mem- 

ber to be examined before the Court in his Cafe, 18 Dec. 

— 1651, Letter and Refult of the Court upon his Bufinefs, 
read, 1 May.——Another Letter and Certificate read, 10 
June. Refolution that he ftand in the Bill for Sale of Delin- 
quents [ftates, 11. 

Strafford, John, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Stratford, Layton. Vide Walthamfiow. 

Strickland, Walter, 1648, his Letters and Petition of Dutch 
Merehants of the Intercourfe, referred to the Council of State, 
6 Mar.—Another Letter from him, read, 16. 

1649, his Proceedings in Helland reported from the 
Council of State; Order for them to take {pecial Care of the 
Profecution of this Bulinefs for the Advantage of the Com- 
monwealth ; Mr. Strickland to be thanked, 31 O&amp;. His 
Letter read, 25 Dee. Another read, and referred to the 
Council of State, 26 Jan. 

—---—— 1650, another read, and returned to them, 16 May. 

—Another read; Order for an honourable Reception of a 
Commillioner from the Province of Holland, 21. Vide 
Schaph, Lord Gerard. Another Letter read, and referred 
to the Council of State, 4 June.—-Another, with Extracts 
of Letters inclofed, read, and returned to them, 7. An- 
other read, and returned to them, 4 July. Mr. Strickland 
thanked for his good Services, 1 Aug.—Leave given him to viflit 
Lord Gerard Schaph ; Order for him to make Relation con- 
cerning the Affairs of Holland, 2. Makes it; the Council 
of State to confider of defraying his Charges, and recom- 
penfing his Services ; Speaker gives him the hearty ‘Thanks of 
the Houfe, 7. Refolution for appointing him Ambaflador 
Extraordinary to the Affembly of the United Provinces ; pre- 
vious and main Queftions for appointing Lord Chief Juttice 
St. Join, feverally Affirmative ; the Council of State to cons 
fider of difpatching them, and of Infiruciions ; Commiflion, 
and Letter, to be fent with them, 23 Jan.—Lord St. John’s 
Petition ; Houfe adhere to their former Vote ; Account of the 
Charge of the Ambafiage reported ; the Council to provide all 
Neceflaries, 28. Inftructions, Letter to the States Gene- 
ral, and Commiflion to the Ambafladors, reported, read, and 
agreed to; Commiflion to be pafled under the Great Seal; 
Infiructions and Credentials to be fair written, figned, and 
ealed by Speaker with the Parliament Seal, 14 Feb. Am- 
bafladors to attend to receive their Commiflion, &amp;c. 14 &amp; 
21. Manner of receiving then; Infiructions, &amp;c. delivered, 
25. ‘The Council of State to give them Infiruétions from time 
to time, 28. Refolution for appointing him One of the 
Council of State, 10 Feb. 

1651, Ambaffadors Letters to Speaker and the Council 
of State, read; their Proceedings approved ; Order for a 
Letter of Encouragement and Approbation ; Speaker to fign 
and feal it; the Council to give them Infiruétions, to demand 
upon what Grounds Van Trumpe’s Fleet is fet forth, in re- 
ference to the Ifle of Silly, 1 Apr.—Seven Papers concerning 
the Ambaffadors, reported ; their Proceedings upon an Affront 
offered them, and the Council’s Order for their Return, ap- 
proved; the Council to give them what further Orders they 
think fit; Papers re-delivered, 11.—Ambafladors Letter, with 
an inclofed Paper from the States General, read, 18.—The 
Council’s Letters to them, with their Anfwers, and feveral 
Traniactions between them, reported, read, and re-dclivered— 
Mr.'Thurlow’s Narrative of the State of Affairs in Holland, of 
the Proceedings of the Ambafladors, and of their Safety ; 
Orders of the Council, and Ambaffadors Proceedings there- 
upon, approved ; the Council to order them to continue there 
for fuch a limited time as they fhall think fit; Votes to be un- 
der Secrecy for Twenty Days, and not entered, 29. Ex- 
tract of Ambaffadors Letter, with Papers inclofed, reported, 
6 June.—Report of their Return; Day appointed for them 
to give an Account of their Negociation—the Council of State 
on the fame Day to report touching the 'Tranfaétions of the 
Ambafly, 27. Ambaffadors give an Account; their Pro- 
ceedings approved; Thanks thereupon; Gentlemen that at- 
tended them thanked; Proceedings of the Treaty to Le entered 
in a Book by themfelves ; none except Members to fee them, 
without Leave of the Houfe; Matter of the Report, and the 
feveral Papers, referred to the Council of State, 2 July. 

Stringer, George, 1649, Order for making Report touching his 
Wife and Children, 10 Oct. 

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1650, Report; Debt of 160/. 18s. allowed; Order for 
paying it out of her Difcoveries, 7 June. 
Strong, Mr. defired to preach, 6 July, 1649 
13 Sept. 1650. Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 26 

July 1649 14 June 9 Ot. 1650. 

Studdolph, William, 1640, upon General’s Letter to be ad- 
mitted to compound upon the Articles of Oxon, 18 June. 

Stuart, Charles, late King’s eldeft Son, 1648; Queftions for 
fending the late King’s Diamond Garter, George, and Seals, 
to him, feverally Neg. 31 Jan——Act for making it High 
Treafon to promote his Title, ordered, 19 Feb. Refolu- 
tion that he be banifhed, and his Eftate confifcated, 14 Mar. 

1649, Report from the Council of State touching Cor- 

refpondence with him and his Party, referred to them to pre- 

pare Act for preventing thefe Mifchiels, 30 Nov. 

1651, Act read twice; Continuance thereof; Ac&amp; 
pafled ; to be printed, and publifhed in the feveral Ceunties, 
12 Aug. 

— James, late King’s Son, 1648, Refolution that he be 
banifhed, and his Eftate confifeated, 14 Mar. 

Sudeley Cattle. Vide Chandos, Lord. 

Suffolk, 1648, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Commiflion 
under the Great Seal, 7 Feb. 
——— 1640, like Order, 7 Nov. 

the monthly Affetfment, 28 Dec. 

1650, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for a Commiflion 
under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. To take upon him the Exe- 
cution of his Office within 'Ten Days, upon pain of forfeiting 
1,000/. 17 Jan. Order for a fpecial Commitiion of Oyer 
and Terminer under the Great Seal, to try Offenders in the 
County, 3 Dec. 

Sugar Candy, 1649. Vide Supply. 

Sugars, 1649. Vide Supply.—Pectition of Merchants and Re- 
finers, read, 19 Dee. 

Sunday, 1649, the Committee of plundered Minifters to perufe 
Aéts and Ordinances touching the Day, and prepare Act 
for better and more due Obfervation thereof, 1 Mar, Aé&amp;t to 
be prefented, 15. Read twice, and committed, 22. 

1650, Reported, and to be ingroffed, 12 Apr. Paffed, 
and to be printed, 10. Order for printing a competent 
Number to fupply every Parifh ; the Council of State to take 
care they are fent, 16 May. 

SUPPLY. 

——— 1648, Order for the Book of Rates fent to Lords, 2 
Jan.—A Committee to confider how 300,000/. may be raifed 
for the Navy and other public Services, 12. Refolution for 
raifing 120,000/, per Mentem, for maintaining the Forces in 
England and Ireland—For adding 10,0004 to the 60,000/. 
per Menfem for the Payment of the Forces in England, and 
20,0001. per Menfem for thofe in Ireland For levying 
90,000l, by way of Tax, towards the 120,000/—For Six 
Months Charge on each County, to be according to the Pro- 
portion in former Ordinances ; a Committee to confider of an 
equal Rule for Goods and Lands, 8 Mar. Refidue to be 
raifed by the Sale of Fee-farm Kents; a Committee to con- 
fider how they may be fold, and prepare Aét for that Purpofe, 
Q. The Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to confider of 
raifing 300,000/, for the Ufe of the Commonwealth, 12 
Dee. Order for their meeting and making Report, 8 Jan. 

1650, Refolution for an Afjeffment for Six Months for the 

Armies in England and Ireland; Commencement thereof ; 

90,000/, per Menfem for the Firft Three Months, and 60,0004. 

for the laft; previous and main Quettions for the Proportions 

of each County to be as in the laft Bill, feverally Affirmative ; 

Bill ordered, 2 May. Vide infra. A Committee to con- 

fider how prefent Monies may be advanced upon any vilible 

Securities ; Certificate from the 'Trufiees for Deans and Chap- 

ters Lands, referred, 28 Aug. Abftract of the State of the 

feveral Treafuries—Of the State of the Charge of the Army 
and Navy, reported; Refolution for raifing 50,0004. by 
doubling upon Deans and Chapters Lands—Further Report of 
the Value of their Land contraéted for—Of the whole Value 
thereofalready offered to Sale; Refolution for felling Glebe Lands 
lately belonging to them; Act for that Purpofe ordered—Re- 
folution for Sale of Fee-farm Rents referved upon Grants of 
Reétories impropriate, and paid to them ; Act for that Purpofe 
ordered, 3 Sept. Vide infra.—Refolution for raifing 300,000 /. 
upon Deans and Chapters Lands, 4.—Vor raifing 400,000 /, 
proportionally upon the feyeral Counties; Aét for that Pur- 
pofe ordered, 25.——For raifing in lieu thereof 120,000 /. 
per Menfem upon the feveral Counties ; according to the Pro- 
portions of 90,000/, per Menfem; Commencement there- 
of; the Committee of the Army to confider of the at of 
the Army in the mean time, 18 Oct. ; of 





16 May—— 























Commiffioner added for 



































The Councei 
State to report a full Account of the State of the whole Trea- 
fury of the Commonwealth, 26 Feb. Report; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 18 Mar. Refumed; previous and main 
Queftions for Bill to renew the Affeflment of 12,0001. per 
Menfew, 














INDEX ¢@o the Stxtu 


Menfem, fevers!ly Affirmative; Refidue of the Report for 
rezulating the ‘Treafuries, the Bill touching Iffues and Ne- 
ceipts, to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houte, 
Coumunittee fits, 20. 

a 


incom J () . 


1Q. 
2 Apr—Refo- 


Sale of Fee-farimn 


ynmuttee fits, 27 Mar. — 
; 


lutions tor charging 200,000. upon tire 
Cf . 


Rents—-100,000f4, upon the erand Excife—8o anol 2s. Gd. 
upon Goldtinith’s Heil, for Pay of the Armies in England, 


4 


Scotland, and Ireland, G Aue. 
A i 4 Oe 
a a Sik 
Aéts of ueppey. 
—— 1638, Act for rai 
eee 
Months, for the Ferees in Eucland 


Mar. Read on for continuing the former P 


fing aooool, per Me:fem, for Six 

} eosterny vlored , 
and Ireland, ordered, 8 
ro- 


sa Sinise st 
twice: Quett 


portions, New, the Committee of the Army to contider of 


them, 21. Keport of Proportions for the Jatt Three Months; 
previous and main Quetiions for conlidering them in a Come 
inittee of ihe whole Houfe, feveraily Affirmative, 229. Refy- 
lutions foran Abatement in feveral Counties; the Power of the 
grand Committee on the Bill, difcharged ; the Committee of 
the Army to infert Commiflioners Naines, and fill up Blanks; 
Ciaule tor aflefling the Proportion by a Pound Rate, ordered, 
24. 

-——— 1640, Ai reported; Order for an Abatement in feveral 
Counties—Queltions for a Provifo to except the Civilians in 
Dociors Commous—Vor exempting Grefham College, te- 
verally Neg. the Commitice of the Ariny to perufe the Act 
and Alterations, and prepare them for Ingroflment, 20 Mar. 
——Words to be added: Juftices of Counties where there is 
Deficiency of Names, to be nominated Commiliioners, 6 Apr. 
Quetiion for Alteration in the Rate fet upon Rutiandthive, 
Neg. Order for omitting a Nene; Act patted, 7.--Ordi- 
nance for adding other Commititoners to the feveral Connites, 

‘red: Comiiffioners for i Act read, 
and palled; Commifiiouers for Middlefex and Weftmiufier to 
act together, 14.——-Aét for continuing the Aflettinent ‘Three 

Nouths loucer, ord 

for Commitment, Neg. Aét pafled; Commithoner ieft out; 

others added, 1 Aug. Aét to be printed, 2. 

— 1648, a Committee to prepare Act tor Sale of Fee-farn 
Rents,g Mar. Act tobe prefented, 14. 

—-—--— 1649, read twice, and committed; the Committee to 
confider of Perions io be ‘Trufices, and for how many Years 
Purchafe thes fhall be fold, 9 Apr.—Couiniittes sadded; State 

s to be reported, 13.——~Anotner Act for Sale 

of Feesfiarm Kents, read; Quetiions for Second Readino— 

Vor the Order tor the Committce to name ‘Lruitees to fiand, 

feverally New. 16 Beb.—Order tor their mecting, and fitting 
de die in diem, aud for bringing in the former Bill, with 
Amendments, 16 &amp; 18. Act reported, and re-cemimitted ; 
further Power given to the Commiiice, 21.——Aeét reported 
from Re-commitineut; Contractors apponed; ther Salaries; 
Debate adjourned, 5 Mar. Refumed; previous Queliion for 
agrecing with the Committee touching the Purchaic, Afarma- 
tive, a Aci to be ingrofled, g. Pafled, and to be printed, 
11. To be proclaimed, a2. 

——— 1649, Act for an Impofition of One Peny per Galion on 
Salt not made within the Commonwealth, read twice, patied, 
and to be printed, 12 June. 

——-- 1649, Act for an AfleMment of 90,900 l. per Menfem, 
for Three Months, and of 60,0004, for the next Three 
Montlis, ordered, 6 Nov. ‘To be read, 16. lead, 
Refolution touching the Rates; Act committed; the Com- 
mittee to confider how thofe beyond ca may L¢ double taxed, 
and of Oblirucitons to bringing in College Rents, Act 
reported; Provilo added; others rejected; Act to be in- 
groiled, 30. Comuitlioners Names to be inferted ; Provito 
added; others rejected; Act patied, and to be printed—Sums 
charged hereby, not to be drawn into Precedent—Order for 
fending a competcut Number of Letters to hafien the Execu- 
tion of the Act into the feveral Counties, 7 Dec. 

——— 1649, Act for Payment of Excife and Cufioms upon 
‘Tobacco imported from America, ordered, 13 Mar. 

1650, Act for an lmpofition on Coals for building 

Ships, read, 4Apr. Order for Second Reading, 18. 

— 1650, Act for an Afleflment of 90,000/. per Menfem, 

for ‘Three Mentls, and of 60,o00/. per Menfem, for next 

Three Months, for Maintenance of the Armies in England 

and Ireland, ordered, 2 May. Read; Members to take the 

Names, and confider whether any other Perions are fit to be 

added, 9. Order for Second Reading, 10. Read; Quel- 

tion that the Provifo touching the Exemption of the Univer- 
fities do fiand, Neg. Provifo ordered; Bill to be ingrofled, 

16. Provilo added; another rejected; Act patfed, and to be 

printed; the Committee of the Army to take care a competent 

Number be fent into the feveral Counties, 21. 

1650, Act for raifing 400,0004 upon the feveral 

Counties proportionably, ordered, 25 Sept. 'o be read, 

3 Od. To be laid afide, 18 


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ord Hants named, 2 May. 


ved, 26 July. — Lead twice; Quetiion 


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of the Arrear 


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20 June. 


———— 1650, Act for Cuftoms and Excife upon 
ported from New England, read twice, and paffed, 


——. 1650, Act for Sale of Manors, Rectories, Glebe Land 3, 





}e Oey Porta aliniiiye 1 the Mannare &amp; i 
and Fee-tarm Rents, Wiuing out of tie Manors, &amp;e. ordered, 
4 Sept.—Read twice, and committed: the Coinmittee to 





prepare Claufe touching fettlng the s of pious and 
aritable Ufes upon ‘Pythes and Impropriaiions, 1 Oe. AQ 
Debate thereon adjourned, a. Refamed; Bill to 
be ingroffed, 10. Read Tid tne; Provifoes added; De- 
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reported ; 


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bate adjourned, 14. cd; oiher Provilves added; A&amp; 
paited, nad to be printed ; the Committee to take eare of dif 
poftag of the Money to be borrowed thereupon, 16.—Paper 
of Particulars in the Act neceffary to be explained, read; a 


Jommittee to prepare additional Act, 18. Additional Act rea 
Committee to pre; t, 18. Add 1 Act reac 
twice; Quefiion fur ingrofiinent, Neg. Act paffed; both to 
be printed, 22. 


atin 1650, Act c 4 


for raifing 

Maintenance of the Arniies in Engliaad and Ireland, read, 2 

Oct.——Order for Second Reading, 8 Nov. Bill com- 

mitted ; Order touching the Proportioa upon Warwickhhire 

and Coventry ; Commitiioner added; Letter from Kent read, 
and referred, 12. Bill reported; ‘litte read twice, and 
agreed to; Bill to be ingroffed, 21. Palied ; Committees 

added, 26, 

1650, additional Act for Sale of Fee-farm Rents, and 
for doubling thereupon, read twice and committed, 28 Jan. 
—Reported; Blank filled up; Refutution touching the 
Sum to be doubled; Bill to be inerofied, 4 Veb.  Provifo 
added; Act pafied, and to be printed, 6. Draught of a Letter 
to be tent into the feveral Counties ing Lit 
upon Purchafe, read, and azreed 
Sheriffs to pubiith then, 25 

——— 1050, Aci tor an Inpofition on Coals towards building 
and maintaining Saipping, read twice, aud cominitted, 7 Mar. 
teported, and te be ingrolled, 11. 


120,0007. per Menfem, for 


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‘| erty to double 
brufiees to write, and 





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—-——— 1651, Order for ‘Third Reading, 27 Mar.  Conti- 
nuance thereof; Provito rejeed; Act pafied, 28. 
————- 1050, AG { he Alleiiment of 120,000 2. 


Ac&amp;t for renewing the Alliela 
per Meafem till 2th September, ordered, 19 Mar. 

——~— 1051, to be read, 3 Apr. Read twice, and com- 
nutted; the Committee to give Account of the Grounds 
thereof in the Preamble, 8. Act to be reported, 11. Re- 

before Scotland; a Cemmittee 
the Debate; Preamble re- 
croiiment, Neg. Act 


ported; Freland to be 
to peu the Preamble according to 


ee rts ‘ . 
Portea 5 Petitions ré id: 





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Quettion tor ii 


("J : i r : ge ni. as “hiner 
patied, and to be printea—vames OF ag diuonal Commilfioners 
reported; Debate thereon adjourned, 15 Refumned; Act to 


Comunittees added—-Act enabling the Commit- 
tin }ixecntion, ordered, 16. 

| Inhabitants, read, and 
1 Feb. 


be ainende 
tee of the An 
Surry, 1648, Petition of well-afiecte 
referred to a Committee ; Petitioners thanked, 


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1649, Comuitiioners added for the Affellinents of 
g0,o00/, per Menfem, 10 Apr.—e25 July. High 


Sheriff appointed; Order for a Commuittion under the Great 
Seal, 7 Nov.——Order for difcharging him; Members to 
preient Names of fit Perfons to be Sheriff; Names prefented; 
Anoticr appoimted ; Order for a Commifiion under the Great 
Seal, 1% Feb. 

— 1650, High Sheriff appointed for the Remainder of this 
Year, and for the Year enfuing; Order for a Comimitlion un- 
der the Great Seal, 6 Sept.——A et to enable the Committee 
to raife Money for building a Gaol and Houfe of Correétion, 
ordered, 7 Nov.——Act tor purchafing a Houle for a Come 
mou Gaol, read twice, and cominitted, 12 Mar. 

——— 1651, Reporied; Quefiion for Ingrofiinent, Neg. A&amp; 
pulled, 18 Apr.——-A Commiilioner for the Affefiment of 
120,000 /. per Menfem, difcharged, 17 Apr. 

Suffer, 1649, High Sheritf appointed; Order for a Commiffion 
under the Great Sesl, 23 ov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

Sulton’s Hofpital. Vide Charterhoufe. 

Swallowe, Robert, 1651, his Letter read, and returned to the 
Council of State, 14 Aug. 

Swearing and curling. Vide Sabbath-breaking—1649, a Com- 
miitec to contider of further Penalties upon Offenders for Sup- 
preflion thereof, 2 Novy.——To confer thereupon with Per- 
fons appointed by the City, 4 Dee——Additional Aé for 
more fevere puniihing Offenders, read twice, and committed, 
8 Feb. 

——— 1650, to be reported, 31 May———-Reported, and 
re-committed, 14 June. Keported from NKe-commitment, 
and to be ingrofled, 21. Palled; to be certified into Chan- 
cery, and publifhed by Sheriils; Order for printing a com- 
petent Number for that Purpoie, 28. an © 

Sydenham, Six Ralph, 1649, his Cate, as to the Mitigation of 

“his Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 12 May. 
Cate referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 10. 








Sir 














INDEX @ the StxtuH VoLtume. 


Sir Edward, 1649, upon General’s Letter, to be ad- 

mitted to compound upon the Articles of Oxon, 18 June. 
Colonel, 1650, his Letter read, and referred to the 

Council of State, 13 Dec. hi 

Sykes, Richard, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Syler, Colonel Edmund, 1650, his Paper coneerning Captain 
“Ww elby, reported, 24 Oct. Vide Welby, Captain. — ; 

Symonds, Captain John, 1650, Order for allowing his Widow 
20s. per Week for her prefent Relief, 22 June. 

Mrs. 1650, Order for paying her 5/. out of the Box- 
money, 14 Aug. 

Syms, Thomas, 1648, Order for ftaying in the Sheriff's Hands 
Money he obtained by a Judgment at Law, 1 Feb. 








” 24° Car.1. Parl. 5. &lt;A. 1648. 
T4 TTERSHALL, Caftle, Conference defired by Lords 


concerning it, agreed to, 2 Sept. Reporters appointed ; 
Conference held, 4. 

Taunton, Prefentment of the grand Inqueft, prefented, and read ; 
Juftice of Aflize thanked for his good Service in the Circuit, 
10 Oct. 

Taylor, Matthias. Vide Chrifichurch Cambridge. 

Robert, ordered into Cuftody for detaining Monies col- 
leGted upon the Affetlmeuts, 7 Met. 

Temple, Colonel Edmund, Lords put Houfe in mind of his Peti- 
tion; his Lotles, Sufferings, and Services, to be confidered— 
His [nform:tions touching an Agreement between the Scots 
and Lord Lnchiquin, to be read. Vide Lredand—Copy of an 
Account of his Arrears, approved; Order for paying him 
1,000/. in Part thereof; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 2 
Sept. Geueral’s Letter touching his Bufinets, to be read, 
17 Nov. 

Dr. defired to preach, 27 Sept. Excufed, 29. 

Colonel Purbeck, General’s Letter in his behalf, and 
Paper inclofed, read; Order for paying him forthwith 500 ¢. 
formerly afligned him in Part of his Arrears, 28 Nov. 

Term, Order tor adjourning next Term; Ordinance for that 
Purpofe, ordered, read twice, pafled, and to be printed ; 
Members to fend it to the Sheriffs of the feveral Counties, 16 
Jan. Ordinance amended, 17—Order from Lords for Ad- 
journment of the Term, 18—Aét for enabling the Common- 
ers, Comm. flioners of the Great Seal, to ifflue Writs for Ad- 
journment of Part thereof, read, and pafled, 20. 

Thankfgiving, Preacher appointed, 8 Sept.-—Order for a Thankf- 
giving within the Lines, for regaining Carrickfergus and Bel- 
faft ; Lord Mayor to give the Minitiers Notice, 28 Order 
for a 'Thankfgiving within the Lines for reducing Angletea, 
4 Oct. Order that a Commemoration be folemnized, of 
the great Blctling of God, in the Deliverance of this Kingdom 
from the Hellifh Gunpowder ‘Treafon ; Notice ww be given to 
the Minifters within the Lines, 2 Nov. 

Thelwall, Daniel, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, 
reported from KRe-commitinent, and pafled ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 11 Sept. 

Thomas and Margaret, a Ship, Letter about fiaying and feizing 
it, with Examinations of feveral Perfons inclofed, read; Or- 
der for a Month’s Pay to the Mariners that brought it in— 
For employing it for the Winter’s Guard—For repaying the 
Governor of Dartmouth Monies difburfed by him in that 
Service, 29 Jan. 

Thoroll, Thomas, his Petition {pecially recommended by Lords, 
referred to the Members for Surry, with Power to nominate a 
fit Perfon to be High Sheriff, 18 Dec. 

Thynne, Sir Henry Frederick, his Petition, and Lords Order for 
Pim to come to Town, agreed to, 13 Oct. 

Tobacco, Petition touching the Licences for Sale thereof, read, 
and referred to the Committee of the Navy; the Committee 
to confider touching Wine Licences and Fines in the Star- 
chamber and High Commiffion Court, 21 Nov. 

Tolkin, John, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to ftate his 
Fine, 11 Sept. 

Toll, Thomas, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Comp- 
troller of the Cuftoms at Lynn, read, and committed, 17 
Oc. 

— Mr. Petition read, and referred to the Committee of the 

avy, 18 Sept. 

Tournier, Timothy, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 28 Sept. 

Tower, the Committee for it to fit conftantly, and advife with 
the Lieutenant for the Safety thereof, g Nov.—Order for dif- 
banding the Tower Regiment, 25. 

— to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refcuing 

OL. . 


er. 




















a Prifoner in his Paffage to Windfor Caft. Captain of the 
Guard to fend a Party to affift Serjeant, 9 Sept. The Com- 
mittee of Complaints to examine him, 11. 

Trade, a Committee to confider the Decay thereof in general, 
and propound Remedies, 6 O&amp;.——A&amp; for fettling Commif- 
fioners as a ftanding Committee for ordering and regulating 
Trade, ordered, 11 ) Ae 

Lreafon, Bill for explaining and preventing Mifinterpretations of 
Statutes concerning it, and concerning Subjects aiding the 
King in the late Wars, for the better fettling and fecuring 
the Kingdom's Peace, and Subjects Lives, and Eftates, read, 
18 Nov. 

Tredwell, Richard, and others, Order for paying them 5002. 
with Intereft, out of the Affeflments of 20,000/. per Men- 
fem for [reland—For paying them 311 /. 5s. out of the Britifh 
Affeflments, 6 Sept. Severally ditcharged—Order for paying 
ee out of the old Ordinances for Affeflments tor Lre- 

and, o. 

Tythes, Member to prepare Ordinance for continuing the addi- 
tional Ordinance for Payment thereof Twelve Months longer, 
10 Oct. Ordinance read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to 
be defired, 26. 





A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


ANNNER, Thomas, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and 
4 agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 
uly. 

Tannert, Elizabeth, 1650, Order for inferting her in a Pardon, 
2 Ott. 

Tatterfhall Caftle, 1649, Report from the Council of State 
touching Satisfaction to the Earl of Lincoln for demolifhing it; 
Demolition thereof, referred back, 20 Juue. 

Taunton, 1649, a Committee to difiribute Compofition-money 
formerly given to the ‘Town ; Report of Refolution for grant- 
ing them, 10,000/. towards repairing the Town ; Vote for 
adding 2,000 /.; a Committee to prepare Act for fatisfying 
5,000/. the Refidue of the 10,000 /. und this 2,000 /. Addition, 
6 Sept. 

Taylor, Antony. Vide Cutler, William—1650, Pardon for him, 
read, and agreedto ; Order for palling it under the Great 
Seal, 21 Feb. 

Captain John, 1649, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
2 Mar. 

Teafdale, Thomas, 1649, Pardon for him, approved ; Order for 
palling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Tempe, Sir Richard, 1650, the Council of State to prevent his 
going into the North, 15 Nov. 

Temple, Colonel Edmund, 1649, a Committee to audit and 
ftate his Accounts, 10 May. 

1650, Houfe to confider him, 26 Sept. 

--— Sir Peter, and Lady, 1640, Petition to be read, 24 Apr. 

Read with Petitions of his Creditors, and referred to a 

Committee, 29 May. 

1650, Bill to enable him to fell Lands for Payment of 

Debts, to be read, 6 &amp; 18 June. 

Colonel James, 1649, Petition concerning Money taken 

in a Dutch Ship, to be confidered, 14 June. Order for him 

to retain Partof the Money in his Hands, towards fortifying 
and repairing the Blockhoufes at Tilbury Fort; Captors to 
be recompented ; Order for Stay of Proceedings againft the 

Searchers, 20 Queftion for injoining him to attend the 

Service of the Houfe, Neg. 23 July. 

Peter, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 

mittee of Leicefter ; Order for paying him 1,500 7. upon 

Account, 21 July. 

John, 1650, Order for inferting him in a Pardon, 
2 Oét. 

Tenants, 1649, a Committee to prepare Inftructions to impower 
the Commiffioners in the feveral Counties to relieve them 
from Oppreflions of Landlords for their adhering to the Par- 
liament, 27 June. 

Term, 1648, previous Queftion for adjourning the Refidue 
thereof, Affirmative; Aét for that Purpofe, ordered, 1 Feb. 
Read twice, and committed ; reported, pafled, and to be 
printed, 2. 

1649, a Committee to confider the Days in every Term 
which are not juridical, 2 Nov. 

Terry, Richard, and Henry, 1649, Pardon for them, approved ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Thanksgiving, 1649, Order for a 'Thank{giving for the Succefs 
of the Forces in fupprefling the late Rebellion ; a Committee 
to prepare Aét to declare the Grounds thereof, 26 May— 
Preachers appointed, 26 May 14 Aug. 2 Oct. 
Thanked, and to print their Sermons, 8 June——28 Aug. 
2 Nov.——Thanks to be given for the Succefs of the Fleet : 
a Committee to withdraw, - pen an Order to be fent to 















































the 








IN DEX ¢o the 


the Minifters within the Lines ; Order reported, read, agreed 
to, and to be printed; Lord Mayor to fend it to them, 
June——Order for a Thankfgiving for a Viétory over 
the Lrifh Rebels ; a Committee to withdraw, and prepare De- 
claration of the Grounds, and therein make an Extract of 
the Victory out of the Letters, and a Narrative; fame Com- 
mittee to prepare Act for due Obtervation thereof, 14 Aug. 
Declaration and Narrative, read, paffed, and to be printed ; 
Serjeant to fend a competent Number to Sherifls ; Order for 
an Allowance to his Men; Sheriffs to difperfe them to the 
feveral Minifiers within their Counties, 16. Specially re- 
commended to the Committee of the Revenue to confider of 
an Allowance for carrying them, 17 Order for a Thankf- 
ziving for Succefles at Drogheda; a Committee to prepare 
balnaine of the Grounds thereof, 2 O¢t. A&amp;é reported, 
read twice, paffed, and to be printed ; 12,000 of them to be 
difperfed by the Sheriffs, 11. 
1650, Order for a Thankfgiving for a Victory over 
the Irifth Rebels in Ulfter; Act for that —— ordered, 9 
July. Read twice, paffed, and to be printed, with a Lift of 
Officers taken, and the Commiffions to the Titular Bifhops ; 
A&amp; to be tranfmitted into Chancery, and proclaimed by the 
Sheriffs in their feveral Counties, 11. Order for fending it 


























by the Poft, 18—Preachers ae. 9 July 10 &amp; 13 
Sept. 31 Dee. Thanked, and to print their Sermons, 
30 July 9 O&amp;. 31 Jan. Order for a Thank{giv- 





ing for the Surrender of Waterford, Duncannon, and Catherlo; 
Member to prepare Act containing the Grounds thereof, 27 
Aug. Aét reported, read, and pafled; Order for printing 
12,000 of them; the Council of State to take care they be 
difperfed, 30 Order for a Thankfgiving for a Victory at 
Dunbar; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to take care the Churches be 
fupplied with Minitters, and the Day duly obferved ; a Com- 
mittee to prepare a Narrative of the Viétory, and Act for ap- 
pointing the Day, 10 Sept. Aét to be reported, 13. Re- 
ported, read twice, pafled, and to be printed; the Council 
of State to fend it to the Sheriffs ; they to difperfe it, 17 
Account of Minifters neglecting to obferve the Act, ordered, 
9 Oc. Vide Minifiers—Order for a Thank{fgiving for late 
great Victories by Sea and Land; a Committee to prepare 
Declaration and Act for that Purpofe, 31 Dec. Narra- 
tive reported ; Act read twice; Queftion for Ingroflment, 
Neg. Ae pafled, and to be printed ; the Council of State to 
take care it be fent to the Minifters in the feveral Counties, 3 
Jan. 














1651, Order for a Thankfgiving within the Lines 
for Succefles in Scotland, to be printed ; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. 
to give the Minifters timely Notice, 25 July Order for a 
Thankfgiving within the Lines for Succefles in Ireland ; 
_ Mayor, &amp;e. to give the Minifters timely Notice, 13 

ug. 

Thelwall, Peter, 1648, Petition read, and referred to the Council 
of State, 16 Mar. 

Theobalds Houle and Park, 2649, Queftion for referving them 
for the Ufe of the Commonwealth, Neg. 30 June. 

Thieves, 1650, Order for a Reward for apprehending them, to 
be printed, 10 Jan. 

Thomas, Frances, 1650, her Petition, with Major General 
Ligonier’s Anfwer to an Order of Lords, read, 20 Dec. 

Mrs. 1650, Order for paying her 5/. out of the Box- 

money, 13 Aug. 

William, 1651, his Information againft the Contraéto:s 
for Sale of the late King’s Goods, referred to a Committee ; 
Lift touching his Servants, referred, 18 Apr. 

Thomas's Hofpital. Vide Chrif’s Hofpital. 

Thomond, Earl of, 1649, his Petition, and Lord Lieutenant’s 
Letter touching him, read, and referred to a Committee, 15 
Aug. Order for making Report, 4 Sept. 

1650, Report, 12 June His Petition read ; Order 
for allowing 2,812/. to be a Debt of the Commonwealth; 
previous and main Queftions for paying 500/. in Part, out 
of Goldfmiths Hall—For allowing him 20/. per Week for Five 
Weeks, feverally Affirmative; Refidue to be paid out of the 
Rebels Lands in Ireland, 23 July. 

Thompfon, William, 1649, Perfon taken by him, and difcharged 
upon his Parole, not to render himfelf again—A Committee 
to prepare Proclamation to declare him and all his Adherents 
Rebels; Letter to be fent to General to fupprefs them, read, 
and agreed to, 11 May—General’s Letters read, 16 &amp; 21. 
Order for a Commiffion of Oyer and Terminer to try the 
Rebels ; the Council of State, Lord Mayor, Juftices of the 
Peace, and Committees of the Militias of London, &amp;c. to ap- 
prehend within their Liberties Perfons who were in the late 
Rebellion ; Attorney General to prepare Proclamation for ap- 
| yee them in the feveral Counties, 21—Officers, and 

jeutenant General Cromwell, thanked ; Order for a Thank{- 
giving—~Members to thank the General, 26—His Acceptance 
thereof, reported, 1 June. 























SixtTH VoLuME. 


James, and others, 1649, Petition to be read, 18 June. 

Read ; the Committee of Leicefterfhire to hear and determine 

the Bufinefs, or certify the State thereof to Houfe; Copy 

of the Order and the Petition to be delivered to Sir Edward 

Mofeley, that he may attend them, 19. 

Maurice, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 

mittee of the Navy, 9 July. 

Captain Thomas, appointed Commander of a Ship, 2 

Mar. 164926 Sept. 1650. 

Colonel, 1650, his Propofition referred to the Com- 

mittee of the Navy, 22 Aug. 

Colonel Janus, 1651. Vide Privileges. 

Major Samuel, 1651, Petition read, 1 Apr. 

Thornehagh, Colonel Francis, 1648, Petition of his Widow, 
read ; Order touching ftating and auditing his Accounts ; the 
Northern Committee to prefent to Houfe fome Part of the 
Earl of Northumberland’s Lands not engaged, for Satisfaction 
of his Arrears, 12 Mar. 

1649, Bufinefs concerning him, to be reported ;«Pe- 
tition of his Widow, read, and referred to a Committee, g 
July—Account and Certificate of his Arrears, reported, read, 
and referred to the Committee of Accounts, 21 Report ; 
A&amp; for paying 2,341/. 14s. 7d. to his Widow, read twice, 
and pafled—Another Act for paying her 358/. 8s. read—The 
Committee of the Army to pay his Arrears fince he came 
into the Eftablifhment—Former Ordinance for paxing him 
1,030/. referred to the Committee at Gold{miths Hall to con- 
fider how Recompence may be made to his Widow of that 
Sum, 17 Aug. 

——— 1650, Order for paying her what Monies fhall be 
found due to him, 4 Mar. 

Thorneton, Captain Henry. Vide Hawes, William—1649, Pe- 
tition read, and referred to the Committee at Haberdafhers 
Hall, with Power to refer it to the Committee of Accounts, 
4 Sept. 

Thornhili, Richard, 1651, Petition read, 8 May. 

—— Captain, 1649, appointed Commander of a Frigate, 
4 May. 

pt aay, 1648, Order for paying him 2o00/. to defray 
his Charges in the Northern Circuit, 17 Feb. For his Com- 
miflion to be with a non obftante, 21. . 

- 1649, thanked for his Services in the Cireuit, 14 Apr. 

Throckmorton, Colonel, 1648, to prefent his Accounts, 31 Jan. 

1649, Order for paying his Arrears out of his Dif- 
coveries, 5 May. 

Thwaytes, Thomas, 1650, Quettion for reprieving him till next 
Seflions, Neg. 1 May Order for inferting him in a Par- 
don, 2 O&amp;. His Petition read; Order for banifhing him ; 
Sheriffs to fee it put in Execution, 16. 

Tilbury Fort, 1650, upon Report from the Council of State, 
Governor appointed, with 10s. per Diem for his Pay, 26 
Sept. 

Timber, 1648, Care thereof in Parke, &amp;c. referred to the Coun- 
cil of State, with Power to appoint proper Officers, and order 
Falls at due Seafons, 22 Feb. Previous and main Quef- 
tions for impowering them to fell Trees unfit for the Navy, 
feverally Affirmative, 23 Mar. 

1649, previous and main Queftions for fufpending the 
Power of the Committee of the Revenue to cut Timber in 
any Foreft belonging to the Commonwealth, feverally Af- 
firmative ; Order for them to revoke all Warrants iffued for 
cutting—For fufpending the Power of the Committee for Irith 
Affairs, 1 Jan. 

Tin Ore. Vide Fullers Earth. 

Tinck, Jofeph, 1649, Pardon for him, approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Tinmouth, 1648, a Committee to confider of Supply of Stores, 
&amp;c. for the Garifon, 16 Feb. The Committee of the Army 
to provide Victuals, 17 Mar. 

1649, the Council of State to examine their Accounts, 
and what is neceflary for Supplies and Fortifications, 16 May. 
Sequeftered Timber at Morpeth to be difpofed of for that Ufe, 
22. 

Tirringham, Lady Margaret, 1649, Petition to be confidered, 
14 June. Read, and referred to the Committee for Irifh 
Affairs, 15. 

Tifon, Giles. Vide Courteen, Peter Bowdeen. 

Titchborne, Sir Henry, 1649, Petition read; Order for paying 
him 2001. upon Account, 7 July. 

Titles. Vide Peers. — 

Jobacco, 1649. Vide Supply—A&amp; to prohibit planting it in 
England, ordered, 13 Mar. 

Tobacco-pipe Clay. Vide Fullers Earth. : 

Tonage and Poundage, 1649. Vide Cuftoms—A&amp; to tranfmit 
into the Chancery and Exchequer, Orders concerning them, 
with the Book of Rates, read, and paffed, 9 May. _ : 

Tooley, John, 1649, voted a Delinquent for promoting a Riot 


- in Norwich; Order for taking him into a. ot 
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INDEX ‘¢o the 


Information that he is at the Door ; Refolution for fining him 
1,000/.; Fine to be eftreated into the Exchequer—To be given 
for the public Ufe of the Town—Order for his Commitment 
to the Fleet for Three Months—For difabling him to bear 
any Office in the Commonwealth, 9 O&amp;. 

Toovey, Richard, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Tothill, Colonel, 1648, Report of a Contraét for his Regiment 
to be fent into Ireland; the Council of State to perfect it, 6 
Mar. 

Tovey, Major William, 1651, Petition read, 1 Apr. 

Tower, 1649, the Committee for it revived, and to take care 
for the Regulation thereof, 18 Apr. Lieutenant and Com- 
mander of the Forces to preventall Confluence of People thither, 
9 May——Lieutenant, and Officers under him, to fubfcribe 
the Engagement, 12 O&amp;. 

1651, upon Report from the Council of State, Keeper 
and Clerk of the Records appointed ; Order for Houfe and 
Salary for the Clerk—Touching his Fees—For him to make 
a perfeét Calendar of the Records, 6 Aug. 
Hamlets, i648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
fettling the Militia thereof, 2 Feb. Order for their meeting 
and fitting de die in diem, 15. 
1649, Aét read twice, and committed ; the Committee 
impowered to add or alter Names, 10 May. Aét to be ree 
ported, 11. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 21 Miftakes 
in Commiffioners, Names, to be rectified, 27 June Peti- 
tion of Inhabitants, read; the Committee of the Militia to 
remove Powder out of private Houfes, 9 Feb. 

1650, Order for a Brief for a Collection in the City 

and Liberties, for Relief of Sufferers by Fire on oth February 

Jaft, 17 May Proceedings of the Militia in raifing and 

— Horfe, approved; Order for continuing them, 

24 Sept. 

1651, Aét touching the Militia, read, 12 Aug. Vide 
Wefiminjier. 

Lownfon, ‘Thomas, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Trade, 1650, A&amp;t for fettling Commiflioners as a ftanding Com- 
mittee for ordering and regulating Trade, to be reported, 25 
Apr. 8 May 14 June. Reported; previous Queftion 
for appointing certain Perfons, Neg. Others appointed ; Act 
to be ingrofled, 18. Read Third time; Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 25; Refumed; Commiflioner appointed; Act 
pafled, and to be printed, 1 Aug. 

1651, Perfons added to the Council of Trade—Order for 
fuch as have not fubfcribed the Engagement to fubfcribe it 
before they fit again, 11 Apr. 

Trafford, Anne, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Treafon, 1649, Act declaring what Offences are Treafon, read 
twice, and committed, 1 May. Reported; Debate thereon 
adjourned, 11. Refumed; Act read Claufe by Claufe, and 
agreed to; previous and main Queftions that Perfons be pro- 
fecuted within a Year, feverally Athrmative; Act pafled ; 
Order for proclaiming it in all the Counties—For fending the 
General a Copy, 14. 

Tredder, Thomas, 1650, Pardor for him, read,. and agreed to ; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Trefco Iland. Vide Silly. 

Trevor, Six John, 1650, appointed One of the Council of State, 
10 Feb. 

Trickey, John, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Trinity Houle, 1648, a Committee, with the elder Brethren, to 
have the fame Power as the Mafter and elder Brethren for- 
merly had, and to examine what Oath is taken by the Mem- 
bers; Secretary appointed, 23 Feb. Order for delivering 
the Records to Perfons named in that Order, g Mar. 

1649, Committces added, 5 Sept. 

1650, the Council of State to confider of a Charter of 
Incorporation of the Trinity Houfe, and what Powers are fit 
to be granted therein, and hear Parties interefted, 23, Apr. 

Tumults, 1649, the Council of State to appoint Perfons in every 
County, with Power to fupprefs them, 22 Sept. 

1651, like Order, 1 July. 

Turner, Richard. Vide Gethin, Maurice. 

Tufcany, Duke of, 1651, his and his Agent’s Letters, read, 15 
May. Vide Salvtetti, Amerigo. 

Teefell, William. Vide Cutler, William. 

Twifden, Sir Roger, 1649, his Cafe as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered ; no Advantage to be taken of the Non- 
payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 5 May. Cafe 
referred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, 19. 

Twifleton, Colonel, 1649, the Committee of the Army to ftate 
the Bufinefs of his Regiment, and of Major Henry Markham 
while he was in it, 26 Feb. 

Pelle, a4 1649, Order tor paying his Children 1,000/. 

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formerly _ them, and charged upon the grand Excife, out 
of their Difcoveries, 1 Mar. 

Tymmeron, Paul, 1648, 4 Committee to examine the Bufinefs of 
his Debt, with Power to fatisfy it, 15 Feb. 

1650, Report; Order for paying him 1,200/. 14 
Novy. : 

Tythes, 1649, previous and main Queftions for ay eg a 
Day to confider them, feverally Affirmative, 17 Apr. Vide 
Minifters. 

1650, Act for Payment thereof, and of other Duties, 

ordered, 27 Feb. 

1651, read twice, 30 Apr——Committed, 1 May. 


24° Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


ALENCIA, Lord Vifcount, Order for paying him the 
Remainder of 500 /. formerly afligned him, 17 Nov. 

Vane, Sir Henry, junior, his Accounts to be reported, 4 
Sept. To be heard, 8. Certificate read, and approved ; the 
Committee to proceed with further Accounts ; Certificate to be 
entered, and re-delivered; read, and entered; Houfe allows 

. the Account fo certified to be a full Determination thereof, 
and the Difcharge of the Accountant, 9 Appointed One 
of the Council of State, 14 Feb. 

Upnor Cafile, Order for difbanding the new-raifed Men there, 
25 Nov. 

Ufbands, Mr. Houfe put Lords in mind of an Order for Money 
for him, 7 &amp; 11 O&amp;ét. His Petition touching a Debt of 
7191. 6d. Order for paying him aoo/. in Part, and the Refi- 
due by quarterly Payments, 30 Jan. 

Utkington, the Committee of Indemnity to examine touching 
Deeds, &amp;c. taken out of the Houfe, with Power to refiore 
them, 2 O¢t. 








A, 10648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


VAG RANTS, 1648. Vide London. 

1649, Juflices to punifh them, 8 Nov. 

Vall “ Captain Thomas, 1650, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
26 Sept. 

Fauligat, Peter, 1650, his Propofitions touching the Importa- 
tion of foreign Bullion, reported from the Council of State, 
8 Jan. 

Vane, Sir Henry, junior, 1649, his Petition to be read, 20 
June. Read; the Committee of the Navy to confider how 
the Office of Treafurer may be managed for the future, and 
of a fit Salary and Compenfation to the Petitioner for his 
Right therein, 27——Order for making Report, 11 July. 
Report ; Order for fettling Lands of 1,200/. per Annum upon 
him and his Heirs for ever; Commencement of the Profits ; 
Aét for that Purpofe, read twice, and committed, 16. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 18. Paffed, 19—His Petition, 
with Order of the Commiflioners for compounding, read ; 
Order thereupon, 25 July Appointed One of the Council 
of State, 7 Feb. 

—— Sir Walter, 1640, to have Pafs to go into Holland, and 
a to tranfport Six Horfes, Cuftom and Impoft free, 7 

ay. 

1651, Declaration that notwithftanding a Letter and Suf- 

picion concerning him he is at Liberty to return, 2 July. 

Charles, 1649, appointed Agent to Portugal; Order for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 31 Jan. 

—— 1650, his Letter read, 11 Apr. Another, with Five 
Papers inclofed, read ; and referred to the Council of State, 4 
June——Another read ; Houfe accepts his good Services ; 
the Council to confider him in reference thereto; his Narra- 
tive of his own and the Generals Proceedings with the King 
of Portugal, 4 July. 

Vaughan, Edward, a Member, 1649, the Committee at Ha- 
berdafhers Hall to fend for him, and examine a Complaint 
againft him, 18 Apr. 

John, 1649, Bufinefs concerning him and Edmund 

Palmer, referred to the Committee of the Navy, with Power 

to determine it, and give Satisfaction, 13 June. 

— Colonel John, 1649, to be re-taken into Cuftody for 
neglecting to take out the Order for his Difcharge, 28 Aug. 
Ven, Colonel, 1650, Order for paying his Widow 6971. 13s.— 
The Committee of the Army to confider how Monies dif- 
burfed by him, and formerly ordered, may be paid ; and of a 

Recompence for his faithful Services, 3 July. : 

1651, Report touching paying his Widow the Remainder 
of 4,000/. ordered to him; Order thereupon, g May. 

Venninge, Mr. 1649, defired to preach, 20 Apr—Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 2 May. 

Vermuden, Six Cornelius, 1649, Petition read, 19 Oct. 





























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Vejjey, Captain John, 1650, appointed Commander of a Ship, 
26 Sept. 

Victuals, 1649, Act for abating the Price thereof, to be read, 3 
&amp; 4 Apr. Read twice, and committed; all that come to 
have Voices, 5. To be reported, 7. Reported, and re- 
committed, 10. 

Vintners Company, 1648, Petition of Matter, &amp;c. read, and 
referred to the Committee of Indemnity, 1 Feb. 

1640, another Petition read, 18 Dec. 

Virginia. Vide Barbadoes. _ 

Vixzon, Captain, 1648, appointed Commander of a Ship, 16 
Mar. 

Uljier. Vide Ireland. 

Univerfities, 1649, Officers and Graduates to fubfcribe the En- 
gagement, 12 Oét. The Committee for them to confider 
how Heads of Houfes may be fettled; Act for that Purpofe, 
ordered, 8 Jan. Petition of well-affeéied Minifters and 
Students, read ; Part thereof referred to the Committee of the 
Univerfities, 8 Mar. 

1650, the Committee to examine what Members 
thereof have not fubferibed the Engagement, with Power to 
difplace them, and place others in their Rooms, 21 June—— 
To be injoined to proceed therein effectually, and give an 
Account to the Houle, 16 Aug.—The Committee to nominate 
Vice-chancellors, 37o——Committees added, 19 Sept. 

— 1651, other Commitees added, 9 Apr. 22 May. 

Volunteers, 1651, Aét for encouraging and indemnifying them, 
read twice, and committed; the Committee impowered to 
name a Committee in the Bill, 6 Sept. Act to be reported, 
18. Reported; Queftion for Ingroffiment, Neg. Act paffed, 
and to be printed ; Committees added, 19. 

Upper Bench, 1648, Order for continuing the Seal a Fortnight 
longer,g Mar. Aét for altering it, read, and pafled, 23. 

1649, Act for altering the Seal of the Nifi Prius, read, 

and pafled, 10 May Clerk of the Crown, appointed, 1 























June——Coroner appointed, 12. 
Upton, Arthur, and Thomas Boone, 1649, their Debt reported, 
and allowed—Order for paying it, 1 May——RKevoked 


—Order for charging it on the Revenue—For admitting them 
to double upon the Purchafe of Deans and Chapters Lands, 
2 June. 

Ujbands, Mr. 1649, Order for paying him 200 l. upon 
Account, 1 June. 

1650, Order for paying him 617 1. 15s. 6d.—For a 
Committee to confider and fiate his Accounts, 26 Nov. Com- 
mittee appointed, 27. 

Ujes, charitable, 1648, Form of a Commiffion for them; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, g Mar. 

1649, Commitlioners of the Great Seal impowered to 
grant Commiflious for them, 29 June. 

Usher, Dr. 1649, Order for continuing his Penfion Six Months 
longer, 2 July—For paying it from 5th October lati, and 
continuing it for Six Months next coming, 14. 

Ufury, 1649, Act concerning it, to be read, 27 Apr. 

Utting, John, 1649, voted a Delinquent for promoting a Riot 
in Norwich; Order for taking him into Cuftody, 12 Sept. 

Information that he is at the Door; Refolution for fining 

him 500/.; Fine to be eftreated into the Exchequer—To be 

given for the public Ufe of the Town—Order for his Com- 
mitment to the Fleet for Three Months—For difabling him 
to bear any Office in the Commonwealth, 9 Oct. 














24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


ALES, South, Committees Letter for an Affeffment for 
maintaining the Forces, read, 19 Sept. Members to 
write down Letters for bringing in the Affeffments for the 
Army, 25 Nov. Ordinance enabling the Commiffioners 
to proceed upon fequeftering Delinquents Eftates, ordered, 
1 Jan. 
North, Members to write Letters for bringing in the 
Affefiments for the Army, 25 Nov. 
Prince of, his Summons to Lord Admiral, and Anfwer 
thereto, read, and to be communicated to Lords, 2 Sept. 

Walker, George, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning 
his Delinquency, read, and pafled; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 28 Sept. 

Wall, Mr. Report concerning him, to be made, 17 O&amp;. 

Waller, Thomas, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Judge 
of the Ifle of Ely, to be read, 4 Nov.—Order appointing him 
Steward and Judge, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 25. 

Walmer Cattle, Lord Admiral’s Letter read; the Committee at 
Derby Houte to fend Letters to the Committee of Kent and 
Colonel Rich to confer with Lord Admiral about the Defeés 
thereof, and the Charge of repairing and maintaining it, and 
to confider of an Eftablifhment, 8 Sept. Bufinefs referred 
tu the Committee of Kent and Colonel Rich, 24 Nov. 














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Walter, David, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be 
defired, 11 Sept. 

Warcupp, Samuel, Petition concerning Money difburfed for 
Prifoners in his Cuftody; Order for paying him so00/. 4 
Sept. 

Warminfter, Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants, read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of plundered Minifters, with Power 
to hear Parties, 2 Oct. 

Warwick County, Members to fign and fend Letters for haften- 
ing the Payment of the Affeffments and Arrears of the Army, 
23, Sept. The Committee to difband the new-raifed fuper- 
numerary Forces, and pay them, deducting for free Quarter, 
23 Ot. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com. 
miffion to him, 23 Nov. Difagreed to by Lords; Houfe ad- 
here to their Vote, 27——Another appointed; Lords Con- 
currence fignified, 13 Dec. 

- Earl of, his Letter, and Letter from the Commiffioners 

with him, read—Prince’s Summons to him, and his Anfwer, 

read, and to be communicated to Lords, 2 Sept.—His Letter 
to the Committee at Derby Houle, communicated by Lords, 
read, and to be printed; Order for Letter of Thanks—His 

Power for indemnifying the revolted Mariners, to be conti- 

nued Forty Days longer, 4—His Letter, with Lift of the 

Fleet, communicated by Lords, 9—Report from the Com- 

mittee at Derby Houfe, with Papers from him and the Prince, 

communicated by them—Order trom Lords for granting him 
the Cuftody of Hide Park, read, and agreed to, 30 His 

Letter, communicated by Lords, to be confidered, 13 O@. 

Another, with Paper inclofed, read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 12 Dec.—Previous Quefiion for de- 
firing him to come and confer with them concerning the 
Affairs of the Navy, Neg. 14. 

Watjon, Thomas, defired to preach, 29 Nov. 

Weavers Company, Petition of the Commonalty, read ; Order 
for making Report concerning the Company, 26 Dec. Bufi- 
nefs to be heard, 29—Report; Petition of Bailiffs, read; 
Bufinefs re-committed, with Power to call before them both 
Parties, and prefent Ordinance for fettling the Government 
and Peace of the Company, 30 Aét for them, to be read, 
17 Jan. Act for electing a Bailiff and other Officers, read, 























19. 

Weldon, Colonel Ralph, Order for paying him 1001. formerly 
afligned out of the Sequeftrations in Kent, 13 Sept. 

Colonel Antony, his Remonfirance touching Mifchiefs 
arifing from the Tranfportation of Forces; Oder for paying 
him 500/. 24 O&amp;ét.-——Order for paying him 6co/. for 
which he ftands engaged to the Inhabitanis of Plymouth, re- 
voked, 1 Jan. 

Well Hofpital, Petition of Mafter, &amp;c. {pecially recommended 
by Lords, 23 Sept. They put Houfe in mind thereof; Pe- 
tition to be read, 4 Nov. 

Wejilow, new Writ, 18 Nov. 

Wejiminjier, Members to take care for bringing in the Affeff- 
ments for the Army, 25 Nov. Petition of well-aflected [n- 
habitants, read; Petitioners thanked, 16 Dec. Juttices of 
Peace to take care the Poor are provided with Coals at reafun- 
able Rates, 30 Jan. 

Wefimoreland, Order for Part of the Leicefterfhire Forces to 
march thither, 25 Sept. 

Weymouth, Governor’s Letter to the Committee at Derby Houfe, 
and their Propofitions touching that Garifon and Melcombe 
Regis, read; General to be defired to fend down Forces, 5 

a. 

Wheeler, John, to be recommended to the Committee of the 
Revenue, for Receiver of the Firft-fruits, 2 Sept. 

William, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refeuing a 

Prifoner in his Paffage to Windfor Cattle ; Captain of the 
Guard to fend a Party to aflift Serjeant, ¢ Sept. The Com- 
mittee of Complaints to examine him, 11. 

Whatchcoat Colonel Chriftopher, Ordinance for felling Trees in 
the Duke of Buckingham’s Woods, to the Value of 3,000 1. 
to pay him 1,500/. in Satisfaction of the fame Sum formerly 
afligned him, and for difpofing of the Refidue towards the 
Pay of Horfe in Bucks, ordered, 2 Jan. Order for that 
Purpofe, 13. 

White, John, his Petition from Lords, with Certificates an- 
nexed, read; Petitioner to be recommended to the Commit- 
teeof the Revenue, for fome Place of Attendanee upon the 
King, 6 Sept. 

Saunders, to be fent for as a Delinquent, for refcuing a 

Prifoner in his Paflage to Windfor Cattle; Captain of the 

Guard to fend a Party to affift Serjeant, g Sept. The Com- 

mittee of Complaints to examine him, 11. 

Nathanael, Order for paying him 356/. 16s. 2d. with 

Intereft, due to his Father, 21 Sept. 


Colonel, Bufinefs touching difbanding his Regiment, to 
be confidered, 6 Novy. 

















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Whitelock, 




















Whitelock, Wulflrode, appointed Attorney of the Duchy, 
12 Oét. 

Whittacre, Laurence, to have Liberty to lay his Judgment 
upon Mr. Denham’s Lands, under Sequeftration, for a Debt 
of 1,000/. g Nov. Lords Concurrence fignified, 13. 

Wight, \le of, Governor’s Defires, concerning Shipping for the 
Guard thereof, referred to the Committee of the Navy—The 
Committee at Derby Houfe to confer with the General and 
Committee of the Army about his Delires for Horfe and Foot, 
2 Sept—Order for paying Two new Companies 8/. per 
Week, 19 For difbanding them, 25 Nov.—Governor’s 
Letter, with General’s Letter requiring his fpeedy Repair to 
him, read; a Committee to prepare Letter to the Governor 
to attead his Charge, and another to the General to acquaint 
him therewith; Letters reported, read, and agreed to, with 
Amendments; Lords Concurrence fignified—Lord Admiral 
to be defired to fend Ships with Directions to obey Governor's 
Orders, 27 Order appointing Ships, taken off, 14 Dec. 

Particulars of Stores wanting, reported; Order for tend- 
ing them, 19 Jan.—For fiating the Accounts of the Two 
Companies to be difbanded, and for full Payment of their 
Arrears—For continuing the weekly Pay of the Supernumeia- 
ries, 29. 

Wigorne County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion to him, 27 Nov. 

Wilde, Serjeant, thanked for his good Service in a Circuit, 
10 Oét. Thanks Houfe for appointing him Chief Baron of 
the Exchequer, and takes his Leave—Houfe thank him for 
his faithful and good Services upon all public Occafions, 
14 Nov. 

Wilkinfon, Captain, his Accounts to be reported, 6 Sept. His 
Bufinefs to be heard ; Order for paying him 600 /. in Satisfac- 
tion of his Loffes, and of his Charge in raifing Forces, 9. 
agreed to by Lords, 21. 

Willoughby, Sir Francis, Order for paying him 500. fent to 
Lords, 2 Sept. 

— Lord, of Parham, Queftion for banifhing nim, Neg. 

10 Nov. 























Lord Francis, Certificate of the Payment of 1,900 /, 
in Part of his Arrears, reported, 6 Jan. 
Wilfon, Mr. Petition to be read, 21 Sept. 11 O€&amp;. 

Henry, his Fine accepted ; Ordinance for pardoning his 
Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 28 Sept. 

HV ilts, Members to fign and fend down Letters for haftening the 
Payment of the Affefiments and Arrears to the Army, 23 Sept. 
~--- Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commitlion to 
him, 23 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 27—Members to write 
into the County, and take care for bringing in the Affefiinents 
for the Army, 25. 

Windjor, Bufinefs concerning the Cafile, to be eonfidered, 2 
&amp; 28 Sept—-—Ordinance appointing a Governor thereof, 
and Keeper of the great Park, read, and pafled, 19 Dec. 
Agreed to by Lords, 22-——Order for allowing 54. per Diem 
for Coals and Candles for the Garifon, 2 Jan. 

——— Lord, Report, and Ordinance for parduuing his Delin- 
quency, re-cominitted, 2 Oct. 

Winton, Marquis of, previous Queftion for excepting him from 
Pardon, Neg. 7 Nov. 

Wintour, Sir John, Order for excepting him from Pardon, 7 Nov. 
Difagreed to by Lords, 14. Houte adhere to their Vote, 15 
—The Committee of Sequeftrations to report upon what 
Grounds his Seqaeftration was taken off, 18. 

Wifeman, Samuel. Vide Blowers, Alexander. 

Wither, Major George, Petition read; Order for paying him 
Intereft for zoo. difburfed for the State—For paying him 
300/. for Intereft he has paid for the Money ; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 25 Dec. 

WVolrich, Sir Thomas, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed; Lords Concur- 
rence to be defired, 4 Sept. 

Worcefer County, Members to fign and fend Letters for haften- 
ing the Payment of the Affeffments and Arrears of the Army, 
23 Sept. Order for difbanding all the Forces except Forty 
Hore, 9g Nov.—Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commillion to him, 23. Agreed to by Lords, 27—Mem- 
bers to write down and take care for bringing in the Affefl- 
ments for the Army, 25. 

Writs, Stile to be uled therein, reported; Order for altering 
them, 23 Jan. 

—— new, viz. For Steyning, 20 Sept. Chippenham, 11 Nov. 
Weftlow, Droitwich, Eaft Rettord, Canterbury, and Portf- 
mouth, 18. 

Wrottefley, Sir Walter, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for par- 
doning his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 11 Sept. 














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INDEX © the SIxTH VOLUME. 


4.1648, 1649, 1050, &amp; 1651. 


) ADDON cum Membris, 1650, Order againft felling 
Timber in the Manor, 26 Sept. 

Wade, William, 1649, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
— for Irifh Affairs; Order for paying what is due to him, 
9 July. 

Waggoners, 1650, Report concerning them, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 17 May—— heir Report, 6 June. 

1651, Quefiion that there is fufficient Ground to 
charge the Siate with further Pay to them, Neg. 24 July. 

Wagstaffe, Captain, 1649, the Council of State to confider his 
Charges with refpect to fuppreiling the Mutineers at Oxon, 
11 Sept. 

Waite, Colonel Thomas, 1650, Account of what Money he 
has received in Part of 2,010/. formerly ordered hin ; his 
Petition read; Certificate touching the Value of Lands he 
holds in Leafe from the Duke of Bucks; Order for lim to 
have the Pre-emption of them, and for allowing him the 
Femainder of his Debt in Part of Purchafe-money, 31 July. 

Wakeman, Robert, 1648, appointed Under Searcher in the Port 
of London, 5 Feb. 

Wales, 1648, Aét for altering the Judicial Seal for Three Coun- 
ties, read, and paffled; Judges to bring up the Seals for other 
Counties to be altered, 6 I’eb.—Act for altering them, read, 
and paffed, 5 &amp; 10 Mar. 

1649, other Acts for altering them, read, and pafied, 
1 &amp; 10 May —-11 June 12 July Act for preaching 
the Gofpel there, ordered, 17 Jan. Aét for that Purpofe, 
and for relieving fome Grievances, read twice, and commit- 
ted, 29 Reported, with the Names of Commiflioners and 
Minifters to be inferted ; Commiflioners added; Act to be in- 
grofled, 5 Feb. Paffed, and to be printed ; the Committee 
to prepare Inftructions for the Commiflioners, 22. 

South, 1648, Houfe approves of continuing Colonel 
Philip Jones’s Regiment there, 2 Feb.—-The Committee of 
the Army, and Commillioners for Sequeftrations, to confider 
of taking off the Sequeftrations of the poorer Sort, 7: Im- 
powered to —_ Act for that Purpofe, 8—Patent for con- 
itituting a Juftice, read, and agreed to, 22—Act for admit- 
ting the Counties to a general Compofition, read twice, and 
committed ; Perfon to pe added, as excepted; Act reported, 
and paffed, 23—General to be defired to grant Commiflions 
to Volunteers, 28. 

1649, Petition of Inhabitants read; referred to Ge- 
neral to fecure thofe Parts; Petitioners thanked, 16 July 
—Attorney General appointed, 20 The Committee of 
the Revenue to give Judges that go the Circuit what further 
Allowance they think fit, 22 Feb. 

1650, humble Keprefentation of the Inhabitants, read, 
and to be printed ; Speaker’s Anfwer, 20 June. 

——— North, 1649, Judges appointed to go the Circuit ; Or- 
der for further Allowance to them, 15 June The Com- 
mittee of the Revenue to give them what further Allowance 
they think fit, 22 Feb. A&amp; for Sequefirations, ordered, 
27 June A&amp; for admitting the Six Counties to an equal 
Compofition, read twice, and committed; the Committee to 
prefent Names of Commiflioners, 4 Aug. Act to be reported, 
8. Reported; Provifo touching late Archbifhop of York, 
read, and laid afide; Aét paffed, and to be printed, 10 

Attorney General appointed, 20 July. ; 

1650, the Committee of the Army to take care to get 
in the Compofition-monies, 9 July. ; 

Walford, Edward, 1649, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 7 Sept. Act for fettling the Meffuage and Tene- 
ment over Worcefter Houfe Gate upon him and his Heirs, 
read twice; Order for continuing him in Poffeflion, and al- 
lowing him good. out of Monies raifed by Sale thereof, 
18 Feb. 

Walker, Dr. 1649, appointed Judge of the Admiralty ; Com- 
miffioners of the Great Seal to ifflue Warrant for a Patent and 
to pafs it, 12 June. Order vacated, 13. 

— John, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 

Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 Sune. 

Clement, 1649, Order for taking him into Cuftody— 
For feizing his Papers ; Serjeant impowered to break open 
Doors, 24 O&amp;. Attorney General to proceed againft him 
upon a Book, intituled, “ Anarchia Anglicana”’—Order 
for his Commitment to the Tower for Higk ‘'reafon, 
13 Nov. 

Wall, William, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Indemnity, 7 Nov. 

Walled Towns. Vide Garifins. 

Waller, Mr. 1648, Ordinance appointing him Judge of the Ifle 


of Ely, repealed.—Another to that Purpofe, ordered, 23 a 
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——— Sir Hardres, 1650, upon Report from the Council of 
State, Order for continuing him in a Farm of the Earl of 
Ormond’s without paying Rent to the Commonwealth, 
27 June. 

Wallop, Robert, 
State, 14 Feb. 

1640, his Petition read; a Committee to confider of 
Reparation to him out of the Marquis of Winton’s Eftate, 
25 July. Report touching his Loffes in the late War ; Act 
towards Reparation thereof, read twice, and committed, 
5 Sept. To be reported, 12 &amp; 13. Reported; Provifo in 
behalf of Governor Phipp, added; Act pafled, 14. 

Walmer Calile, 1648, the Council of State to confider of the 
Survey taken thereof, and the Eftimate for Repairs, 12 Mar. 
Walthamftow, 1649, Examination of the Riots there, and Pro- 
ceedings therein at Stratford Langton, referred to the Council 

of State, 24 Oét. 

Walwyn, William, 1649, Proceedings of the Council of State 
touching him, reported ; his Commitment approved ; Attorney 
General to profecute him in the Upper Bench touching a Book, 
intituled, “ The Second Part of England’s Chains dif- 
“ covered,” 11 Apr. Petition on his behalf read; Refolu- 
tion that Petitioners havea fharp Reprehenfion ; a Committee 
to withdraw and prepare Anfwer; Anfwer reported ; delivered 
by Speaker, and to be printed, 18. Attorney General to 
confult with the Council of State about Proceedings againtt 
him; they to appoint a Solicitor, 26. None to be ad- 
mitted to fee him, except as excepted, g May. Previous 
Queftions for refiraining him as a clofe Prifoner, Affirmative 
—For an Allowance during his clofe Confinement, Neg. 12. 
Lieutenant of the Tower to take care he has neceflary Pro- 
vifions for his Subfiftence, 15. His Petition; Quefiion for 
reading it, Neg. 25———Liberty of the Tower allowed him, 
7 Sept. 

Warburton, Peter, 1649, Commiflioners of the Great Seal to 
iffue Writs for calling him, Richard Oake, and Alexander 
Rigby, to the Degree of Serjeants ; Act for iffuing Writs re- 
turnable immediately, ordered, 1 June. Read, and pated, 
Forms of the Writ and Oath to be taken by them, read, and 
agreed to, 2. 

Warcupp, Edmund, 1649, Petition read; the Committee at 
Haberdafhers Hall to take his Dilcoveries of Under-compo- 
fitions, and reward him for his Service in attending the Duke 
of York, 24 May. 

Ward, William, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Wards, 1650, Aét enabling Grantees of their Lands to pafs their 
Grants under the Great Seal, and enjoy thofe paffed before 
25th February, read twice, and committed, 7 May. 

Court of, 1649, a Committee to confider how Deeds re- 

maining there may be delivered to the right Owners, 26 May. 

Committees added, 14 July. Barons of the Exche- 

quer to give Order for the Deiivery, 19 Nov. 

1650, Order for transferring the Records into the Court 

of Exchequer, to be under the Care of Mr. Salwey, 14 Mar. 

1651, the Committee on the Bill touching the Arrears 
of the Court, revived; Petition referred, 27 May. 

Warner, George, 1648. Vide Privileges. 

—-— George, 1649, Petition read; referred to the Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall to make him Allowance in his Com- 
pofition, notwithftanding the Lapfe of Time, 20 Nov.—The 
Committee not to proceed upon the Petition, but only upon 
the Order, 25. 

1650, Report; Refolution thereupon, 31 Aug. 

Warren, Mr. defired to preach, 28 Feb. 1648———Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 20 Apr. 1640. 

Warwick County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed; Order for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

——— Earl of, 1648, upon Report from the Council of State, 
A&amp;é for repeal of the Ordinance conttituting him Lord High 
Admiral, and for conftituting Commithoners of the Admiralty, 
ordered, 20 Feb. Read twice, and committed; Refolution 
for fettling the Power of the Admiralty in the Council of State, 
22. Aét read Third time; ‘Title read thrice, and agreed to ; 
A&amp; paffed, 23.—His Petition read; previous Queftion for 
confidering it further, Affirmative; main Queftion, Neg. 
7 Mar. 

Waterford, 1650. Vide Ireland. 

Watermen, 1648, Copy of their Petition for a perfonal Treaty 
por the late King, to be fent to the High Court of Juttice, 
17 Feb. 

Watkins, Sir David, 1651, Cafe of a Debt due to him from the 
Earl of Winchefter, with Certificates annexed, read ; his Pe- 
tition read; previous Queftion for admitting him to double 
the unfubfcribed Part upon Purchate of Delinquents Lands, 
Neg. 3 June. 

Wauton, Valentine, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 Feb. 1648 12 Feb. 1649 7 Feb. 1650. 


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Colonel, 1650, his Account allowed; the Committee 
of the Army to iffue a Debenture to him, and Truftees for Sale 
of Crown Lands to allow it upon a Purchafe, 6 Nov. His 
Letter reported from the Council of State, and read, 3 Dec. 

Weaver, Peter, 1649, a Committee to confider of Reparation 
for his Loffes and Imprifonment out of the Earl of Winton’s 
Eftate, 25 July. Report, 5 Sept. 

Mr. 1649, Petition referred to the Committee on the 
Bill touching Writs of Error, 11 Dec. 

Weavers Company, 1648, Act for eleéting a Bailiff and other 
Officers, committed; all that come to have Voices, 1 Feb, 
Act reported, and to be ingroffed, 15. Petition of the Livery 
of the Company at London, read; A&amp;é paff¢d, 21.— Pof. 
feffion of the Hall, and all other Things belonging to the 
Company, to be delivered to the new Matter and Wardens, 
9 Mar.—Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. to be read, 10. 

1649, referred to a Committee, 6 Apr. 

— Hall, 1650, Orders for Repayment of Monies to the 
Committee there, 2 Apr. One amended, 11. 

Weedon, Simon. Vide Hardwicke, Colonel John. 

Welby, Captain, 1650, Papers em him, and Letter, 
with Paper inclofed, touching Hairebread, Browne, Budges, 
and Hopkins, read, and referred to a Committee, 24 O@. 
Order for their meeting and fitting de die in diem, 25. 

Weld, Thomas. Vide Guatefide. 

Weldon, Peter, 1648, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to ; 
Order for patling it under the Great Seal, 23 Feb. 

Colonel Antony, 1648, Petition read, 19 Mar. 

Alcoran, Turkith. 

Colonel Ralph, 1649, Petition read, 28 Mar. 

Welland River, 1650, Petition of Aldermen, &amp;c. of Stamford, 
read ; Order for paying 1,500/. out of their Difcoveries to- 
wards making it navigable ; Commiffioners for compounding 
to receive the Difcoveries, and pay the Money, 11 Dec. 

Wells, Walter, 1649, to be admitted to come in for 150/. due to 
him upon Deans and Chapters Lands, by way of doubling, 
9 July. 

Wentworth, Sir George, 1649, his Cafe, as to the Mitigation of 
his Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken of the 
Non-payment of his Arrears in the mean time, 12 May. 
Cafe reterred to the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall, ig. 

Weft India Ulands. Vide Eleutherian Mlands. 

Wejibrook, John. Vide Smyth, John. 

Wefiminfier, 1648, A Committee to prepare Ordinance for 
fettling the Militia,2 Feb. Order for their Meeting, and 
fitting de die indiem, 15. Act for that Purpofe read twice ; 
Queftion for Commitment, Neg. Previous Queftion foradding 
a Provifo touching the Continuance, Neg. Provifo added ; 
A&amp; paffed, and to be printed, 19.—The Committee of the 
Militia to make ufe of Worcefter Houle, 24.—Petition of 
well-affected Inhabitants, read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee of Complaints; Member to give them Notice thereof; 
the Committee revived; Order for their fitting de die in diem; 
Committees added, 26. 

1649, Commiflioners added for the Affeffment of 

90,0004. per Menfem, 18 Apr.——The Committee of the 

Militia to fecure the Peace of the City and Parliament, as they 

fhall receive Direétions from them or the Council of State ; 

the Forces of the Army in and about London to affift_ them, 

11 May.—Commiffioners for the Affefiment of g0,000/. per 

Menfem to aét with the Commiflioners for Middletex, 14 

—Provoft Marfhal appointed, with Power to feize Malig- 

nants and difaffeéted Perfons, 25. Power given him to fup- 

prefs all tumultuous Meetings; Conttables, &amp;c. to aflift— 

Order touching the Continuance of his Ofice—For a Salary 

of 100/. per Annum, and Twelve Men at 1s. per diem 

each; the Committee of the Revenue to pay his Salary, and 
confider whether it be proper to allow him more Men, 

6 June. Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 29 Jan. 

Petition for fettling the Civil Government, read, and referred 

to the Committee of Corporations—Bailiff and Deputy Stew- 

ard continued, 5 Feb.—The Committee of the Militia to 
remove Powder out of private Houfes, 9. Petition of 

Frenchmen Inhabitants to be read, 22 Feb. 1 Mar.—Peti- 

tion of Inhabitants read,and referred to the Committee of Ob- 

ftruétions in the Sale of Deans and Chapters Lands—Order 

to forbear felling the Royalty of Weftminfter, 19. 

1650, Aét for fettling the Militia, ordered, 9 Apr. 
to be read, 10 &amp; 28 May. Read; Continuance 
thereof; Act patled, 7 June A&amp; enabling the Commit- 
tee of the Militia to raife Horfe, read twice; Queftion for 
Ingroflment, Neg. Aét paffed, and to be printed with the 
former, 18 July. Their Proceedings thereupon approved ; 
Order for continuing the Horfe, 24 Sept. 

1651, AG for reviving and continuing the Acts for 
fetiling the Militias of Weftminfter, Southwark, and the 

Tower Hamlets, read twice; a Committee to withdraw and 

amend it—New Aét read twice; Queftions for Commitment 


and Ingroflment, Neg. Aét paffed, and to be printed, 12 Aug. 
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———-———= College, 1649, Committees added to the Committee 
for the College, 2 Apr. 24 May.——Quorum reduced, 16 
June.—Order for making Report, 18. Report touching the 
yearly Charge of the School and Almshoufe, read, with Par- 
ticulars of Rents belonging to the Deanery to be fettled there- 
upon; a Committee to prepare, and confider of Provifions 
for repairing and maintaining the Church and Officers con- 
tinued there, 19 June——Act for Maintenance of the 
School, read twice, and committed; the Committee to pre- 
fent Names of Governors, and confider of a Schedule of 
Rents defired to be fettled on the College, 21 Aug ——Act 
to be reported, 13 Sept. Reported; Names of the Governors 
read, and agreed to; Provifoes on behalf of Lambert Ofbald- 
fton, read, and laid afide; Provifo added; Act to be in- 

roffed, 18. Order for Third Reading, 21. Governors 
sen to be inferted; Act paffed, 26. Matters, Fellows, 
Schoolmatiers, and Scholars, to fubfcribe the Engagement, 
12 O¢t. 

— Palace, 1649, to be referved for the Ufe of the State, 
30 June. 

Westmoreland, 1648, the Committee of the Army to prepare 
Letter foran Eftimate of the Lofs and Damage fuftained by 
the coming in of the Scots, and by the Forces fent for their 
Defence, 13 Feb.—Members for the County to prefent Names 
of fit Perfons to be Sheriff, 23. 

Wejion, Benjamin, 1649, Act for him to be read, 21 Sept. 
Read twice, 19 O&amp;. Debate thereon adjourned, 23. 

— Anne, 1649, Pardon for her approved; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 

Wefiwood, Nicolas, 1650, Order for refpiting his Execution, 25 
July ——Judge’s Letter and Certificate of the Caufe of con- 
deimning him, read ; Order for his Execution, 21 Aug. 

Wexford, 1649. Vide Ireland. 

Wey, River, 1650, Billfor making it navigable from Guildford 
to Weybridge, read twice, 26 Dec. Comumnitted ; Petitions 
read, and reterred, 26 Feb. 

1651, Bill reported ; Provifoes added ; Bill to be ingroffed, 
22 May. Patled, and to be printed, 26 June. 

Weymouth, 1649, Governor’s Petition read; the Council of 
State to confider what is to be done with the Prifoners men- 
tioned therein, and what to be paid for his Charges, and to 
pay the Money, 28 Nov. 

Whalley, Charles, 1649, his Cafe, as to the Mitigation of his 
Fine, to be confidered; no Advantage to be taken in the mean 
time of the Non-payment of his Arrears, 5 May. Cafe to be 
referred to the Committee at Gold{miths Hall, 19.—-His 
Petition; Order for difcharging him from all Imputation of 
Delinquency—For taking off the Remainder of his Fine, and 
delivering up his Bond—For making him capable of any Of- 
fice of Truft— Former Order for an Allowance to him for tran{- 
porting Money into Ireland; and Contideration of his patt 
Services, referred to the Council of State, 30 June, 

— Colonel, 1651, Order for adding him to the Eftablith- 
ment, and paying him as Commiflary General, 26 June. 
His Letter read, and returned to the Council of State, 14 
Aug. 

Wheatley, Captain William, 1649, appointed Cominander of a 
Ship, 6 Apr. 

tr heeler, Captain Abraham, 1649, appointed Commander of a 
Ship, 25 June. 

Whetfton, Elizabeth, 1650, Order for inferting her in a Pardon, 
2 Ott. 

Whicker, Mr. 1649, Petition touching a Moiety of a Searcher’s 
Place at Gravefend, referred to the Committee of the Navy and 
Cuftoms, 24 July. Another read, and referred, 19 Feb. 

White, Licutenant Colonel, 1650, a Committee to ftate and 
certify his Accounts ; his Widow to be paid what is due out 
of her Difcoveries, 23 Apr. 

——— John, 1650, Order for inferting him in a Pardon, 
2 Oct. 

——— John, 1650, his Petition and General's Letter touching 
him, read ; Commiflioners at Goldfiniths Hall to examine the 
Truth of the Petition, and pay hima Moiety of his Dif- 
coveries till he has received 400 /. towards Satistaétion of his 
Loffes, 29 Nov. 

Whitehall, 1648, Houfe to be referved for the Ufe of the State, 
30 June. 

Whitehurfi, Elizabeth, 1649, Pardon for her approved; Order 
for pafling it under the Great Seal, 4 Mar. 
Whitelocke, Bulftrode, 1648, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 Feb—Order for paying him his Salary due laft 

Term as Commiffioner of the Great Seal, 22. — 

— 1649, appointed One of the Council of State, 12 Feb. 

——— 1650, like Appointment, 7 Leb. 

Whitewell, Edmund and Laurence. Vide Hardwicke, Colonel 
John. 

Whittlewood, Foreft, 1649, Report touching felling Wood there ; 
Sale approved, 19 Feb. 

Whitton, William, 1649, Pardon for him approved ; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 6 Mar. 

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Whoredom, Vide Sabbath breaking. 

Whorwood, Mrs. 1650, to pay 600 /. received for procuring the 
Order for Sir Robert Baniftre’s Difcharge ; Money to be em- 
ployed for the Ufe of maimed Soldiers, 25 June. 

—" 1651, Recorder difcharged; another appointed, 18 
uly. 

Widdrington, Sir Thomas, 1650, appointed One of the Council 
of State, 10 Feb. 

——-— Lady Mary, 1651, Petition read, 8 May. 

Widowes, Dorothy, 1650, Pardon for her, read, and agreed 
to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Migges, Freeze, 1650, Order for inferting him in a Pardon, 

Wight, \fle of, 1649, Commiflioners added for the Affeffment 
of go0,ooo/, per Menfem, 23 June——18 Feb.—U pon 
Report from the Council of State, Order for charging 500 /. 
— public Revenue for Repair of the Caftles and Forts, 
2 Feb. 

-—— — 1650, Order for additional Forces; the Committee of 
the Army to pay them, 10 May. Commiffioners added 
for the Affeffment of 120,000 /. 29 Nov. 

1651, Act declaring the Aéct for fettling the Militia of 
the Commonwealth does not extend thither, read twice ; Con- 
tinuance thereof; Queftions for Commitmentand Ingrofiment, 
feverally Neg. Act paffed, 3 Apr. 

Wightwick, Samuel, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the 
-ommittee for regulating Proceedings in Law, 17 Jan. 

Wilcov, Mr. 1650, Order tor paying what is due to him out of 
his Difcoveries, 8 Aug. 

--—— Mrs. 1650, her Cafe referred to the Committee touching 
necellitous Perfons going into Ireland, 20 Dec. 

Wilde, Lord Chief Baron, 1648, appointed One of the Council 
of State, 14 Feb.——Hlis Letter read, and referred to the 
Council, 21 Mar. 

1649, appointed One of the Council of State, 12 Feb. 

Wildman, Major John, 1649, Petition read; previous and main 
Queftions for referring the Validity of his Claim to the Office 
of Regifter of the Prerogative Court to a Trial at Law, fe- 
verally Affirmative, 5 Dec. 

-— 1651, his Petition read, 23 July. 

Wilkins, Mr. 1648, has Leave to wait on the Prince Eletor as 
Chaplain, without Prejudice to his Wardenfhip of Wadham 
College, 5 Mar. 

Williams, Margaret, 1649, Pardon for her, read, and agreed 
to; Order for palling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

— Sir Trevor, 1649, Petition to be read, 20 July. Read ; 

Order tor difcharging his Sequeftration, 21. 

Sir Abraham, 1651, Petition read, 13 May. 

Willoughby, William, 1648, appointed Mafter Attendant at 
Portimouth, 16 Feb. 

Colonel Thomas, 1649, his Bufinefs touching doubling 
upon Deans and Chapters Lands, to be confidered, 10 &amp; 14 
Aug.— His Petition, with Account of his Arrears, referred to 
the Committee of Accounts, 17. 

——-— 1650, another Petition read; Order for paying him 
904l. 8s. 4d. out of his Difcoveries, 3 Sept. 

— 1651, another Petition read; previous and main Quef- 
tions for allowing him 500/. out of his Difcoveries, feverally 
Affirmative, 27 June. The Council of State to examine 
the Accounts of Monies laid out by him for Defence of the 
Thames in the late Infurreétions in Kent and Suffex, 11 
July. 

wee Lord of Parham, 1649, previous and main Queftions 
for fequeftering his Eftate, feverally Affirmative ; the Com- 
mittee at Goldfmiths Hall to fee it done, 25 Dec. 

Lady, 1640, the Committee at Goldfmiths Hall to al- 

low her a Fifth Part of her Hufband’s fequeftered Eftate, for 

Maintenance of herfelf and Children, 25 Dec. 

Elizabeth, 1650, Order for continuing her weekly 
Allowance Three Months longer, 22 June. 

Willowes, Thomas, 1650, Posies for him, read, and agreed 
to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Wilts, 1649, Aét tor eftablithing feveral Courts in the Counties 
for Probate thereof, and for Adminifirations, Marriages, Di- 
vorces, &amp;c. read, and rejeéted—A Committee to prepare an- 
other to the fame Purpofe ; previous Queftion for referring the 
Bufinefs of Tythes to them, Affirmative; main Queition, 
Neg. 18 May. Adét to be prefented, 25.——Committee re- 
vived, and to fit de die in diem; Committees added ; Mem- 
bers to prefent Names of fit Perfons for Execution of the Of- 
fices of Probate of Wills within the Counties, 18 July. Act 
read, 4 Aug. Order for Second Reading, 3 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 18. 

Wilmore, Henry, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. ; 

Wilfon, Rowland, 1648, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 Feb. 

1649, his Accounts, as Muftermafter General of the 

Forces in Warwickfhire and Coventry, to be confidered, 31 


May.——Order for paying him 1007. in full eeaeeean 
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his Arrears—Queftion for allowing 2,coo/, in Recompence 
for the Lofs of his Office in the Court of Wards, Neg. the 
Committee for the Court to confider of Satisfaction to him, 
18 June. Appointed One of the Council of State, 12 
Feb. 








Captain, 1650. Vide Privileges. 

Wilts, 1649, Commiffioners added for the Affeffment of go,o00/. 
per Menfem, 24 July. 4 Feb. High Sheriff appointed ; 
Order for a Commiilion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov.—— 
Leave given him to go out of the County, 28 Jan.—Petition 
of well-affeSted Inhabitants, defiring the Propagation of the 
Gofpel, read, and referred to a Committee, 29. The 
Committee to prepare Act for that Purpofe, 15 Feb. 

1650, Act to be reported, 5 June. Reported, and re- 

committed; the Committee revived, and to fit de die in diem, 














11. 

Wilt/hire, Richard, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committce of the Navy, 19 Feb. 

Winchefler, 1649, the Council of State to confider how the Caftle 
may be demolifhed, and Satisfaction made to Sir William 
Waller, 11 June. Aé conftituting a Mayor, &amp;c. read 
twice, and pafled, 13 Sept. Aé for preaching the Gofpel, 
and Maintenance of Minifters, ordered, 15 Mar. 








—--— College, 1649, Aét, declaring the Act for abolifhing 


Deans and Chapters, does not extend thereto, read, and 
pafled—The Committee for regulating the Univerfities, to 
nominate a Vifitor, 29 May.——RMatter, Fellows, School- 
mafter, and Scholars, to fubfcribe the Engagement, 12 
Oct. 

-———— Marquis of, 1648, Queftion that he be proceeded 
againft for Life, Neg. Order for keeping him in Prifon—For 
excepting him from any Compofition, 14 Mar. 

Windham, Sir Hugh, 1649, Letter that he is brought Prifoner 
to Plymouth; Order for removing him to Pendennis Caftle 
for High Treafon ; Sir Hardres Wallez to take Order for a fafe 
Convoy, 21 July. 

Villiam, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Windfor, 1649, Cattle and Little Park to be referved for the 
Ute of the Commonwealth, 30 June. 

1650, Order touching the Payment of the Remainder 
of 1,500/. allowed for Repair of the Caftle, 14 Juae. 

Wines, 1649. Vide Supply. 

Winflow cum Membris, 1650, Order againft felling Timber in 
the Manor, 26 Sept. 

Winfon, John, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for patling it under the Great Seal, 3 July. 

Wintour, Sir John, 1648, Refolution that he be banifhed, and 
his Eftate confifcate, 14 Mar. 

- 1649, Report from the Council of State, that he is a 
dangerous Perfon; his Petition read; the Council to appre- 
hend, and proceed againft him according to Law; Eftates of 
Perfons that conceal him to be fequefiered, 31 Aug. 

Wiredrawers, 1648, Petition to be tread, 21 May. 

Wither, Major George, 1650, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee of Penfions, 19 Sept-——Order for making 
Report, 1 Jan. Report; Order for continuing 1,681 /. 15s. 
upon the Security of the Excile, and for Payment thereof— 
For fettling 150/. per Annum upon him and his Heirs, in 
full Satisfaction of all other Demands; Act for that Purpofe, 
ordered, 2. 

Witheridge, Edward, 1650, Letter from Plymouth, with the 
Examination of him upon Oath, read, 15 Oct. 

Witherington, Sir William, 1648, Refolution that he be banifhed, 
and his Efiate confifcate, 14 Mar. 

Withipoole, Sir Henry, 1648, has Leave to tranfport Two 
Horfes, Cuftom and Impoft free, 24 Mar. 

Wogan, Colonel Thomas, 1648, Order for paying him Part of 
his Arrears, 5 Mar. 

———— 1651, Petition read; Order for paying him 3607. 19s. 
od. upon Account, 30 Apr. 

Wollajion, Hannah. Vide Gethin, Maurice. 

Wolfionholme, Sir John, 1649, Petition read, 5 July. —General’s 
Letter requefting his Compofition might be remitted, read, 
and agreed to; Order for ditcharging his Sequeftration, 19. 

- 1650, Order for him to pay his Fifth and Twentieth 
Parts, 11 Apr. 

Wood, Captain Walter, appointed Commander of a Ship, 25 
June, 1649——26 Sept. 1650. 

~-—— Richard, 1650, appointed Alderman of Hull, 5 Feb. 

Woolfe, Lieutenant Colonel, 1650, his Widow’s Petition, read; 
Order for allowing her 20s. per Weck for her prefent Re- 
lief, 22 June. 

Wools and Fullers Earth, 1649, Commiflioners of the Navy im- 
powered to reftrain Perfons from tranfporting them, 19 Sept. 

Woolwich, 1549, Report touching the Augmentation of Wages 
to the Rope-nakers and Labourers, upon certain Conditions, 
agreed to, 19 O&amp;. 


—— 1650, Houfe approves of Money given to the Poor and 
Shipwrights, 19 Apr. 











Worcefler County, 1649, High Sheriff appointed ; Order for « 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 7 Nov. 

——— 1650, like Order, 7 Nov. 

City, 1650, upon Report from the Council of State, 

Order for making it untenable, 19 Mar. 

Earl of, 1648, Refolution that he be banifhed, and his 
Eftate confifcate, 14 Mar. 

1649, Petition of his Daughters read; Order for them 
to receive the Fifth Part of his Eftate, formerly allotted them, 
9 July. 

Pies, 1650, Order for the Soldiers to lodge there 
every Night for fecuring the Treafury, 10 Jan. ——The 
Council of State to difpofe of the Houfe and Gardens, 11 
Feb. 

Worfteman, Sir John, 1649, General’s Letter touching him and 
Sir Thomas Harrifon, to be read, 22 June. 

Worrall, Robert. Vide Freeman, Paul. 

—-— Mary, 1650, Order for inferting her in a Pardon, 2 
O4. 

Worfley, Thomas, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 13 June. 

Benjamin, 1649, appointed Secretary to the Commif- 
fioners for regulating Trade, 16 Mar. 
Richard. Vide Moore, Colonel John. 

Worjied Weavers, 1649, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 14 July. 

Wren, Vocior Mathew, 1648, Queftion that he be proceeded 
againft for Life, Neg. Order for keeping him in Prifon— 
For excepting him from any Compofition, 14 Mar. 

——— Stephen, 1650, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 19 Feb. 

Wright, Elizabeth. Vide T'redwell, Richard. 

Henry, 1650, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for palling it under the Great Seal, 25 July. 

Writ, 1648, Form of a Writ for Eleétion of a Kaight, read, 
and agreed to,8 Mar. 

Writs, 1648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance authorizing 
the fealing Writs taken out laft Term, 9 Feb.—Forms of 
feveral reported, and agreed to; Order for pafling them under 
the Great Seal, 15. 

new; viz. for Berks, 16 Feb. 1648 For Carlifle, 12 
Apr.——Abingdon, 18 June—Haflemere and Lynn, 22— 
Brecon County, 27 Liverpoole, 28 Aug. 1649. 

—— of Error, 1649, Act for preventing Inconveniences by 
— them, read, 4 Dec. Committed; the Committee im- 























powered to prefent other Bills for rectifying other Proceedings 
in Law; Petition referred, 11—-—Act to be reported, 31 


Jan.——Reported; Queftion that Claufe touching Orders in 
Courts of Equity be Part of the Bill, Neg. Bill to be ingroffed, 
4 Feb. Continuance thereof; Act pafled, and to be 
printed, 11 Mar. 

Wyard, Robert, 1650, his Letter read; the Council of State to 
confider of a Reward to him, 9 Aug. 





24° Cur. I. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


YARD, Gilbert, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardon- 
ing his Delinquency, read, and paffed ; Lords Concurrence 
to be defired, 11 Sept. 

— Edward, his Fiae accepted; Ordinance for pardo ng his 
Delinquency, read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be de- 
fired, 11 Sept. 

Yarmouth, General's Letter touching fecuring the Road and Har- 
bour; Order for building a Cattle; the Committee of the 
Eattern Affociation to confider how Money may be raifed, 
25 Sept. - 

York County, Letter from thence read; Order for maintaining 
the new Militia out of Delinquents Eftates; Ordinance for 
raifing 12,o00/. for their Maintenance, ordered ; Order for 
adding 1,o00/. for Maintenance of the Militia of the City, 13 
Sept. Ordinance read, and pafled ; Lords Concurrence to be 
detired, 26.——Committees impowered to appoint a Prefident 
and Council of War for trying Soldiers by martial Law, 2 
Oct. Lords Concurrence fignified, 4.— Petition of well- 
affected Inhabitants, read, 10. General’s Letter, and Report 
from the Committee at Derby [oufe, touching difbanding the 
Forces; Order for ditbanding thofe new raifed ; Queftion for 
defiring Lords Concurrence, Neg. Order appointing High 
Sheriff, and for a Commitlion to him, 23 Nov. Agreed to 
by Lords, 27—Committees Letter to be read, 28—Order for 
difbanding the Militia; a Committce to fee it done—New 
Sequettrations to go towards difbanding them, and difcharging 
the public Engagements of the County, 26 Dec- Severally 
agreed to by Lords, 28. we 

City, Petition from the Committee of the Militia; Or- 
der touching the Maintenance of them, 13 Sept. Vide York 
County. 





A. 1648. 




















a 





INDEX 0 the StxtuH Vo.uumeE. 


A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


ARM OUT H, 1650, Letters from thence, with Papers 

inclofed, read, 15 Apr. 

1651, Petition of Inhabitants, read, and referred to 
the Committee of Indemnity, with Power to determine the 
Bufinefs, 10 July—A for propagating the Gofpel, and 
Maintenance of Minifters there, ordered, 24. ; 

Yates, Licutenant, 1650, Petition read; Order for inferting him 

_ ina Pardon, 2 Ot. 

Yonge, Lllis, 1651, Reverfion of the Office of Remembrancer 
of the Exchequer granted him upon paying his Predeceflor’s 
Executors, &amp;c, 200/. per Annum for Seven years, 15 
July. 

York Crane, 1648, a Committee to prepare Letter to the Com- 
miflioners of Affeffments to make Eftimate of the Loffes and 
Damages fuftained by the Coming in of the Scots, and by the 
Forces fent down for their Defence, 13 Feb. © 

—- 1649, Refolution and Prefentment of the Two Grand In- 
quefis, read, and to be printed, with a Letter from the Gentle- 
men of the a appointing Commiflioners to difplace 
ignorant, fcandalous, and malignant Minifters, and place 
godly Men in their rooms, ordered, 27 Mar. Litt of 
Money due to Perfons, who lent it for maintaining the War 
againit the Parliament ; the Committee at Haberdafhers Hall 
to compound with them, and call in any other Perfons en- 
gaged in the like manner, and compound with them, 16 
June. Commiffioners added for the Affeffment of go,000 /. 
per Menfem, 4 July.—Petition of Grand Jury concerning 
fettling Courts of Judicature in the County, and General’s 
Letter, read; Petition referred to a Committee, 6.—A&amp; for 
difpofing of the Sequeftrations of the new Delinquents towards 
difbanding the Forces to be read, 16. Read twice, 1 Aug. 

High Sheriff appointed; Order for a Commiffion under 

the Great Seal, 26 O¢.——A Committee to prepare an A&amp; 

for Redrefs of the Inhabitants Grievances, or confider of fome 

other Way for their Relief, 20 Dec. 

1650, Act for propagating the Gofpel in the County, or- 

dered, 19 Apr. o be read, 11 May. Read 24. 

Committed, 7 June. The Committee revived, and tu 












































make the Bill general, 12 Mar. Vide Gofpe if. 

fioners Letter, with Paper inclofed, 24 O&amp;. cane 

tain. Letter from the Commitlioners for Affeflmey ss. read 
and referred to the Committee of the Army; Gentlunen of 
the County to aflift them, 7 Jan. 

City 1048, General’s Letter touching the Excifemen, to 

be read 28 Feb. Read ; Order for difcharging a Bond for 

500/. taken up by the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of the Sub-com- 

miffioners, for the Service of the Parliament, 2 Mar. 

1649, Articles to be confidered, 11 June. Letter from 
thence read ; the Council of State to take care the A@tors in 
the Abufe therein mentioned be punifhed, and the Bufinefs 
fettled for the fecurity of the Country, 16 July. 

Young, Captain Antony, appointed Commander of Ship, 25 
June, 1649——26 Sept. 1650. 

1651, his Letter read, 13 May. 

Younge, Edward, 1649, Pardon for him, read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 3 July. 














24° Car. 1. Parl. 5. A. 1648. 


SE LAND TIA, a Ship; the Committee of the Navy to ftate 
the Bufinefs concerning it, 6 Jan. 
Zouch, Athby de la, the Garifon to be flighted, and made 
untenable, 25 Nov. 


A. 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651. 


ZACHARY, Ce Robert, 1650, Order for paying his 
Widow 5e00/. 4 Mar. 
Zelandia, a Ship, 1648, the Committee of the Navy to hear and 
determine the Bufinefs concerning it, 3 Feb. 








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