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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


TO THE 


SEVENTH VOLU ME. 








4. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


BBOTT, Jofeph, 1652, to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Lands, 1 July. 
Abraham. Vide Eleazer. 

Accounts, 1652, Reprefentation of the Commiffioners for them 
referred to the Committee of Accounts, 27 Aug. 

Aclum, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Aéion, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Ais, 1651, a Committee to give Order for printing a Book, inti- 
tuled, “ A Colleétion of feveral Aéts of Parliament, publifhed 
in the Years, 1648, 1649, 1650, &amp; 1651,” 12 Feb. 

Adams, Thomas, 1651, Petition read ; Refolution for pardoning 
him and difcharging him of all Sequeftration and Delin- 
quency ; Crder for pafling his Pardon under the Great Seal, 
30 Aug. 

Major, 1652, upon Report from the Council of State 
reprefenting his good Services and Sufferings ; referred to them 
to confider what is fit to be done, 11 June. Report touch- 
ing fettling Lands in Ireland of 200/. per Annum on him and 
his Heir, and for advancing 100/. to tranfport himfelf and 
Family thither, 10 Aug. Agreed to ; Commiffioners there 
to fettle them, and put him in Poffettion, 18, 

— Robert, 1652, to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of 
Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

John, 1652, to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of De- 
linquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Adderley, Ralpn, 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Commif- 
fioners for compounding, 3 Nov. 

Admiralty, 1651, Report touching the Determination of their 
Power, and the Power of the Judges, 19 Nov. Refolution 
for placing it in the Council of State; Order for them to 
prefent Names of fit Perfons to be Judges, 26. Names pre- 
fented ; Queflion that they may be during Pleafure, Neg. 
Refolution that they be for a Year; Judges — For- 
mer Salary to be continued ; Order for the Payment of Ar- 
rears, 28 A&amp; for reviving and continuing the Act en- 
abling the Council of State to exercife the Powers belonging 
to the Office of Lord High Admiral; Continuance thereof ; 
Queftion for Ingroffment, es AG paffed, 4 Dec. 
A&amp; appointing {pecial Commiflioners for the Admiralty and 
Navy, read, 26 Nov. Committed, 10 Mar. 1652, A 
Committee to confider how the executive Part of the Ad- 
miralty and Navy ftands upon the Bill, and what is fit to be 
done for carrying on the Bufinefs, 4 uly-—Bill to be re- 
ported ; the Committee to prefent Names of Perfons to be 
intrufted ; Queftion, that they be no Members, Neg. 1 O&amp;. 

Refolution for fettling the Admiralty in the Council of 

State, as formerly; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 23 Nov. 

—— Refolution tor naming fix Perfons to order and manage 

_ the Affairs of the Admiralty and Navy ; Four Members ap- 

pointed, with Power to name two fit Perfons not Members to 

be * weg them ; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 4 Dec. 
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Read twice and committed ; Names to be prefented to the 
Committee 9. Bill reported ; Names to be added ; Queftion 
for Ingrofiment, Neg. Act paffed, 1o-—— Previous and main 
Queftions for appointing fe Judges of the Court, feve- 
rally Affirmative, 25 Nov. Three chofen by Ballot, 26. Aé 
conttituting them Judges, read twice ; Queftion for Ingroff- 
ment, Neg. Act paffed and to be printed, 30.—Amended ; 
Declaration that all Powers not contained therein, remain in 
the Council of State. Commiffioners to ufe the Seal of 
the Anchor—Power given them to appoint Officers and allow 
fit Salaries—To order the Sale of unferviceable Stores, 14 Dec. 
=——Their Proceedings related, 11 Jan. 

Aiskew, Sir George, 1652, his Letter reported and read; Order 
for Letter of Thanks, Speaker to fign it, 6 July—— Another 
from him read ; the Committee of the Navy to confider his 
Sufferings by making the River Wey navigable, 3 Aug —— 
Report; Order for beftowing 500/. on him—For fettling 
Lands in Ireland of g00/. per Annum on him and his Heirs ; 
Commiffioners there to fet them out, and put him in Poflef- 
fion; Speaker to write to them for that they 2 25 Dec. 
Order for paying the 500/. out of the Sugar Prizes, 8 Feb. — 

Report from the Council of State of Intelligence re- 
ceived touching an Engagement between him and the Dutch, 
20 Aug. 

Foy, 1651, his Letter of Credence from the Earl 
of Oldenburgh read ; the Council of State to give him Recep- 
tion, 15 Odt. Report, that he had attended and delivered a 
Paper; Council of State to prepare an Anfwer, 26 Nov. 
Bufinefs concerning him to be confidered, 13 Feb.—Safeguard 
to be granted to the Earl reported and read; Quefiion for an 
Amendment, Neg. Speaker to fign it, and put the Parlia- 
ment Seal thereto ; Letter to him reported, read, and agreed 
to; Order for tranflating it into Latin, the Englifh Letter 
to be fealed with the Parliament Seal, and figned by the 
Speaker, 17. 

Alban’s, St. 1651, A&amp; for better Maintenance of preaching Mi- 
nifters there, ordered, 20 Aug. To be read, 3 Sept..——~ 
Read twice, and committed, 5. 

Alder, Cornelius, 1652, Pardon for him read and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

Aldus, Robert, 1652, his Cafe referred to the Council of State, 
with Power to determine it, and difpenfe with his Forfeiture 
and Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Ale and Beer, 1651, Previous and main Queitions that none be 
excifeable, unlefs brewed to be fold again, feverally Affirma- 
tive; Commiffioners and Officers of Excife to fee the Vote 

ut in execution, 12 Dec. Order for printing it, 17. 
Al ord, Jofeph, 1651, his Petition read; Order for pardoning 
im, and difcharging his Sequeftration, 30 Aug. 

Algiers. Vide Captives. 

Allain, Robert. Vide Ramjfay, Jofeph. 

Allein, Francis, 1652, Appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Allen, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 

-_— William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents —— O4&amp;. 

















Allured, 








INDEX @ the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Allured, Colonel John, 1651, Report touching him recommitted ; 
Committee revived, 28 Aug. His Widow’s Petition and 
Cafe referred to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Colonel Matthew, 1651. Refolution for fettling Lands 
in Scotland of 100/. per Annum on him and his Heirs; Bill 
for that Purpofe ordered, 9 Sept. Commiffioners there to 
fet them out; Speaker to write to them for that Purpofe, 
23 Jan. 

dabatdetn Foreign, 1651, Council of State to confider how 
they may be fitly received and entertained, 28 Nov. A 
Committee to confider what Addrefles may be permitted to be 
made by them to Minifters or others, and how improper Ap- 
plications may be prevented, 8 Jan. , 

Ambrofe, Dr. 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Amies, Mr. 1652, defired to preach, 27 Jan. 

Amjlerdam, 1652, Extracts of feveral Letters from thence, read, 
and returned to the Council of State, 14 Odt. Copies of 
others read, 28 Dec. 

Anderfon, William, 1651, State of his Cafe touching a Ship 
taken and carried into Calais, reported; Report referred to 
the Council of State, 30 Dec. Their ay seid Order for 
reftoring the Ship and Lading, without any Seizure or Con- 
fication, 9 Jan. 

James, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Sir Henry, 1652, Petition and other Papers read ;— 
Queftion for inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delin- 
quents Lands; Neg.-—Committee to confider his Cafe, and 
perufe the Proceedings of the Houfe againft him, 2 Noy. 

— 1653, Report 6 Apr. Confidered ; Commifflioners at 
Haberdafhers Hall to confider how the State has been abufed 
in refpeéct of the Profits of his Sequeftration; Sir Henry to 
attend them and make good his Information—Order for dif- 
charging his Sequeftration, 7 Apr. 

Anderton, James and Hugh, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Andrew, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee‘of the Navy, 20 Nov. 

Andrew's, St. Vide Scotland. 

Anguifh, Richard, 1652, his Name to be iuferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Anne, Mr. 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of 
Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Antony, Bonadventure, a Ship, 1652, Report from Council of 
State, touching Satisfaétion to the Owners, 29 Dec. Con- 
fidered ; referred to them to make Satisfaction to them, and 
the Owners of all Merchant Ships honeurably loft in the 
State’s Service, 30. 

Appleby, Cuthbert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Archbold, Catharine, 1652, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Argyle, Earl of, 1652. Vide Scotland. 

Armitage, Lady, 1652, her Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Army. Vide Cromwell, Lord General. 

Arnold, Solomon, 1652. Vide Privileges. 

—— Willlam, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;t. 

Arran, Ules of. Vide Scotland. 

Articles, 1651, Aét for reyiving the Aét 
concerned therein, ordered, 28 Jan. 
mitted, 24 Mar. 

1652, to be reported, 27 &amp; 28 Apr. Reported ; 
Queflion, that any Member be Commiflioner, Neg. Pre- 
vious and main Queftions, that the Quorum be nine, feve- 
rally Affirmative; Clauife recommitted, 5 May Order for 
making Report, 3 June. Amendments reported; Previous 
and main Queftions for agreeing thereto, feverally Affirma- 
tive; Act to be ingroffed, 8. Order for third Reading, 
2&amp;oJuly. Read; Continuance thereof; Commiffioners 
and Quorum appointed; Provifo rejected; Previous Quef- 
tion for pafling, Neg. Debate adjourned, 28. Refumed ; 
Provifoes added ; Aét paffed and to be printed, 29.—Place 
appointed for the Commiflioners to fit in, 5O@&amp;. Another 
Place appointed, 6. Council for the Commonwealth to 
attend hans Order for 50/. to defray incident Charges 22. 
Commillioners impowered to adjourn from Time to Time, 
and from Place to Place, 26. 

Arundell, Lord, of Wardour, 1652, Queftion for inferting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 21 
July his Petition read ; Order for inferting it, 27 Oct. 

Sir John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 20 Oct. 


























for Relief of Perfons 
Read twice and com- 





























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Arundell, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Jofeph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 16 Nov. 

Caftle, 1651, Eftablifhment for it reported and agreed 
to ; Commencement thereof, 5 Dec. 

Afcham, John, 1652, Petition read; the Council of State to 
confider how he may be preferred to a Place befitting his 
Condition and Abilities, 29 June. 

George, 1650, Order for beftowing 100/. upon each of 
his Sifters, 29 June. 

Afhton, Henry and Richard, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 1 July. 

Afpinall, Anne, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. _ 

Afjejjments, 1651, Draughts of Letters to the Commiflioners in 
the feveral Counties, reported, read, and agreed to; Speaker 
to fign them, 2 Sept. 26 Dec. Order to the Commit- 
tee of the Army to hear Complaints concerning the Inequa- 
lity of Affeffments, revived 16 Dec. 

———— 1652, Report touching the Deficiencies thereof, 28 
Apr. The Committee of the Army to hear Complaints 
touching them, 8 June Draughts of Letters to be fent 
to the Commiflioners in the feveral Counties, read and agreed 
to; Speaker to fign them, 16 June 17 Dec.-——Act for 
compelling Receivers and Affeffors to pay in the Money in 
their Hands, read twice and committed, 9 July. Reported; 
Queftion for Ingroflmen', Neg.; Act pafied, and to be 
printed, 16. 

Ajiley, Walter, 1652, Petition read and referred to the Come 
miflioners for compounding, 8 July —Order for inlerting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 28 Oct. 

Afton, Sir Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 26 Oct. 

Atkinfon, Thomas, 1652, Pardon for him read and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, g Mar. 

Atturton, Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Augmentations, 1652, Report touching them to be made, 3 Feb. 

Made; Previous and main Queitions that the Power for- 
merly given to the Committee of the Univerfities be trans- 
ferred to the Committee of plundered Miuifters, feverally 
Affirmative, 4. 

Aujiwick, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Awdbrough, Arthur, 1652, to be admitted to his Compofition 
at One third Part of his Omiffions and Undervaluations, 
3, Nov. 

Aylesbury, 1652, Order for fettling a competent Maintenance 
for the Minitter, out of the impropriate Parfonage, 3 Feb. 

Aynfworth, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinqyents Eftates, 1 July. 





























A. 1653. 
CCOUNTS, Upon Report from the Council of State, 


Commiffioners for them to attend the Committee for Trea- 
furies with their Infiructions, 16 July. 
Admiralty and Navy, Commitlioners added, 14 &amp; 26 July 





Bill for conftituting Commiflioners, ordered, 21. Read 
twice; Continuance thereof; Bill committed, 26. Re- 


ported, and to be ingrofled, 27. Paffed and to be printed, 
28 Council of State prefent Names of two Perfons to be 
Judges of the Court of Admiralty; Queftion for agreeing 
thereto, Neg. referred back, 22 July. Report that they 
cannot find fitter Perfons; One agreed to, another added ; 
Refolution that there be three ; Queftions for more—For one 
to be a Civilian, feverally Neg. Debate adjourned, 23. Re- 
fumed; Third Judge appointed; a Committee to prepare 
Bill for conftituting them Judges, 25. Bill read, 28. Read 
fecond time; Name of One to be inferted: Queftion for 
inferting the other, Neg. Debate adjourned, 29. Refumed; 
two other Names to be inlerted; Continuance of the Act; 
Quorum appointed ; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act 
pafled and to be printed, 30—A Committee to confider 
of a fit Perfon to be Solicitor; Members to offer Names 
to them, 25 July Regulation of the Court referred to a 
Committee, 30 Additional Bill for Adminifiration of 
Juftice in the Court read twice and committed, 9 Sept.— 
Council of State to prepare Bill for confi:tuting Commif- 
fioners of the Admiralty aud Navy, with Names of Perfons 
and Powers, 2 Dec. Bill read twice; Comuniiiioners ape 
ointed ; Quorum; Continuance of the Act; Queftion ior 
ngrofiment, Neg. Act pafled and to be printed, 3—Power 
given them to ufe the Seal of the Anchor—To appoint Ofticers 
and allow fit Salaries ——T’o order the Sale of unierviceable 
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INDEX @ the SEVENTH VoLuME. 


Stores, 5—To put in Execution Votes concerning Encourage- 
ment to Seamen, 6. 

Alban’s, St. Petition of Inhabitants; Order for a Patent under 
the Great Seal for Collections in feveral Counties, 22 Aug. 
Ambajjadors, Council of State to take Care that the Attendance 
and Retinue of all fent from this State fhall be fuch as they 

approve, 14 Sept. 

Ancram, Lady, her Petition reported; Order for allowing her 
5/. per Week, 19 Sept. 

Andrews, Samuel, appointed Minifter of Southam, 26 Nov. 

Anlaby, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 1 Nov. 

Army. Vide jeer Lord General. ; 

Arrow{mith, Dr. Jofeph, appointed Mafter of Trinity College, 
Cambridge, 28 Nov. 

Arundell, Jofeph and Son, Petition reported and read ; Order for 
felling fo much of their Eftates, as will fatisfy their Fines, 3 Oct. 

Afkwith, Captain Simon, Petition reported and read; Order ap- 
pointing him Mafter of Grefham Hofpital, 3 Oct. 

Audley, Hugh, a Committee to examine what Moneys are in 
his Hands, belonging to Idiots, Lunatics, or Wards, and 
viet he has in Truft, as Officer of the late Court of Wards, 
3 Odi. 


A. 1654. 
A CCOUNTS, Reprefentation of the Committee of Public 


Accounts, with a State of the Matter of Fact annexed 
thereto ; a Committee to confider of difeovering and pertect- 
ing the Accounts of Monies received, 22 Noy. 

Aéts anc. Ordin.nces, a Committee to confider all made from 
3 July, 1653, te 10 Dee. following, 10 Ot. 

Adjournment, tili Afternoon, 22. 24. 27. 29, &amp; 30 Nov.——2. 4, 
5, 6, 7-9. 11.15. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. 28, 29, &amp; 30 Dec. 
1, 2,3. 6. 13.15, 16. 18, 19, &amp; 20 Jan. 

Adminijirations. Vide Witis. 

Akehurft, Mr. Articles againft him referred to a Committee, 
15 Jan. 

Alexander, Henry. Vide Stirling, Countels of. 

Amerciaments. Vide Forfeitures. 

Andover new Writ, 5 Oét. 

Army. Vide Government and Protecior.—A Committee to con- 
fider of retrenching the Forces, and to attend the Lord Pro- 
tector from Time to Time; Impowered to confider the Re- 
venue for Maintenance thereof, 26 Sept. Report ; Refo- 
lution for calling in Twenty-eight Ships now at Sea; Com- 
mittee impowered to fend for Perfons, &amp;c. 5 Oct. Commit- 
tees added, 6.—Lord Prote¢tor’s Letter with Schedule an- 
nexed, read,*5 Od. Read again; Power given to him and 
the Council of State to order Hones for the Army and Navy 
to be iffued till further Order, 6—Further Report that they 
had applied to the Lord Proteétor for his Directions, but had 
received no Anfwer; Order for them to attend him, 15 Noy. 
His Anfwer reported ; Committee impowered to confer with 
him from Time to Time, 23 —~Refolution for keeping up 
20,000 Foot, and 10,000 Horfe and Dragoons, 16 Dec. Vide 
Government. 

Articles, all given to the Enemy to be confirmed, 15 Dec —— 
Vide Government. 

Affefiments. Vide Supply. A Committee of the whole Houfe, 
to confider how the Proportions may be laid equally, 5 &amp; 13 
Dec.——16 Jan. 








A. 1056, &amp; 1657. 


AB ERCORNE, Earl of, 1656, Petition read, 2 Feb. 
Abergavenney, Lord, 1656, Bill enabling him to alien 
Lands and Tenements for Payment of Debts, and Advance- 
ment of his Brothers and Sifters, read 25 Feb. —~ Commit- 
ted; Petition of feveral Heirs Male in Remainder, read and 
referred, 10 Mar. 

1657, Committee revived; Order for their Meeting, 
9 June. 

Accounts, 1656, of the Public Debts on Account of the Navy, 
Army, and Charges of carrying on the Government reported ; 
Account touching the Debt of the Navy, the Debt of the 
Army, and the Debt for carrying on the Government, or- 
dered, 14 O&amp;. Eftimate of the Navy Debt on the 16th O¢t. 
1656.——Of the prefent State of the Pay of the Forces in 
England, Scotland, and Ireland, and what they are in Arrear 
till 2oth Sept. 1656—Account of Monies due, and charged 
upon the Exchequer by Letters Patent, and Letters of Privy 
Seal, feverally prefented ; Houfe goes into a Committee there- 
upon; Report, 17. Vide Excife.—Account of what will pro- 
bably be neceffary for carrying on the Spanifh War One Y ear, 
ordered ; Proteétor to be defired to caufe it to be returned, 25 
— Report of Meflage delivered ; Eftimate of the Charge from 
ift Nov. 1656; and of the Reyenue coming in towards de- 
fraying it, to be confidered in a Committee of the whole 
Houtfe, 7 Nov. 

Vou. VIL. 





Achlam, Thomas, 1556, Queftion for reading a Bill to enable 
him to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, and Provifions for 
younger Children, Neg. 12 Dec. Bill read, 13. Commit 
ted, 17. Committees added, 18. 

Aétions, 1656, Bill for laying and trying them in their proper 
Counties, and reftraining Jurors from travelling out of their 
Counties for Tryal thereof, read, 11 Nov. Order for fecond 
ge | 14 &amp; 20 Noy. 1 &amp; 3 Dee. 

Aéis, 1656, Previous and main Queftions for appointing a Com- 
mittee to examine all Ads, Ordinances, and Statutes, and 
confider which are fit to be continued, and which repealed, 
feverally Affirmative. Queftion for referring it to a Commit- 
tee Pd the whole Houfe, Neg. Seleét Committee appointed, 
27 Sept. 

1657, Paper touching continuing and confirming feve- 

ral, read—Another touching thofe made fince 1642, read, 
24 Apr.—Act for,Confirmation of feveral Aéts and Ordi- 
nances made fince 20th April, 1653, read 15 June. Read 
fecond Time; Claufes added; Queftion for Commitment, 
Neg. Bill to be ingroffed, 16. Provifo and other Claufes 
added; Bill paffed; Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 18.— 
Proteétor’s Confent ; Order for printing all public As paf- 
fed this Seflion, every Member to have a Copy, 26. 

Adjournment, till Afternoon, 8 &amp; g Dec.——12, 13. 16, 17. 19. 
&amp; 24 Mar. 1656.— 26 &amp; 27 Mar. 7-24, 28, &amp; 29 Apr. 

8,9, 10, 11, 12. 15, 16. 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, &amp; 

26 June——25, Jan. 

Admiralty, 1656, Bill declaring the JurifdiGion of the Court in 
foreign Contra¢ts, and to be of Record, to be read, 26 Nov. 
Read and rejected, 29. 

Adultery. Vide Bajiardy. 

Aifcough, Robert and Edward, 1656, Bill enabling them to con- 
vey two Annuities, notwith{tanding they are under the Age 
of Twenty-one Years, read, 21 Feb. 

Alehoufes, 1655, A Committee to confider of Abufes therein, and 
to revife Laws touching them, and made againft Drunkennefs, 
and reduce them into One Bill, 29 Sept. Impowered to 
offer fomething for afcertaining and dilpofing to the Ufe of 
the Poor, the Forfeitures and Penalties, 16 Oct. 

Aliens Goods, 1657, Bill concerning colouring them tendered: 
Queftion, that it be now read, Neg. Day appointed for it, 
17 June. ; 

Alimony. Vide Divorce. 

Allum, 1657, Petition of Makers read and referred to the Grand 
Committee touching the Excife, 2 Apr. 

Andrew’s Holborn, 1656, Bill for dividing the Parifh, read, 28 
Feb. Committed, 4 Mar. Committees added, 16. " 

Annand. Vide Duimnfreeze. 

— London, 1656, Petition of Parifhioners read, 31 

ct. 

Arthur, John, 1656, Petition read and referred to a Commite- 
tee, 22 Dec. Order tor making Report, 71 Mar. Report ; 
re-cominitted ; the Committee impowered to bring in a Bill 
for his Sati-faction, 14. Order for making Report, 24. 

—--—- 1657, Like Order, 1 Apr. --- Report; Bill read, 21 
May; read fecond Time; Debate thereon adjourned 25. 
Retumed ; Bili committed, 26. Reported, and to be in volied 
30.—-—— Protector’s Confent to be defired, 2 June, ; 
tor’s Confent, g. 

Artificers, 1656, a Committee to confider the Laws touchin 
Wages of Artificers, Labourers, and Servants, 
Bill for Redrefs herein, 7 Oct. 

Arundell, Mrs. 1657, Petition to be read, 23 June. 

Afhdowne Foreft. Vide Forejis. 

Afhe, James, 1656, Exceptions taken at his Words, as chargin 
feveral Members ; defired to explain himfelf, but put off till 
the End of the main Debate, 22 Jan. Bufinefs to be con- 
fidered, 29. ‘The Words contained in Paper, read; explains 
himfelf; Houfe fatisfied therewith, go. 

Afion, Mr. 1656 &amp; 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Attorneys, 1656, a Committee to confider the Number and Qua- 
lity of them, and their Abufes, 13 Oct. Impowered to fend 
for Witneffes, &amp;c. 14. 

Aubin, John St. Vide Mohun, Lord, and Gorges, Thomas. 

Avon, River, 1656, Bill for making it navigable between Bath 
and Briftol, ordered, 24 Mar. 

1657, Read, 1 Apr.—————-Order for fecond Reading, 
26 Jan. 

Axholme, Vile of, 1656, Petitions concerning it to be read, 1 
Dec. Read and referred to a Committee, 22—Comumittees 
added, 21 Mar. 























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and prefent : 





A. 1658, &amp; 1659. 


ACCOUNTS, of the State of the Treafury, ordered, 3 
Feb. To be delivered by Member in whoie Hands they 
are,16, Prefented and referred to a Committee, 17. Upon 
Motion 





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Motion from them, Speaker to fign all their Difpatches to the 
Commanders in Chief in Scotland and [reland, and others, 19. 
Order for a move convenient Room for them to meet in, 26. 

Brief View of the Public Revenue, certain and ca- 
fual; with the ordinary Expence of the Three Nations for One 

Year; and a State of the Public Debts, reported ; Further 

Report, touching Arrears due to the Forces in Flanders; 
Committees thanked ; Debate, adjourned, 7 Apr. Account 
to be redelivered to the Committee, to review and clear fome 
Particulars doubted of, 9. Order amended ; Account reported, 
read, and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe; Same 
Committee to confider of retrenching the Public Expences, 
and fatisfying the Debts of the Armies and Navies, 16. Pa- 
per of Debts due to the Commonwealth, reported, and re- 
ferred, 19; Committee fits, 19 &amp; 20.-—Account of the prefent 
Charge and Debt of the Navy, ordered, 3 Feb. To be de- 
livered by the Member in whofe Hands it is, 16. Prefented, 
and referred to a Committee; Lift of the Navy to be de- 
livered to them, 17.—Eftablifhment of the Army in the Three 
Nations, ordered, 3 Feb. To be delivered by the Member in 
whofe Hands it is, 16. Prefented, and referred to a Com- 
mittee; Mutfter-roll to be delivered to them, 17.—State of 
an Account for three Months Pay to be forthwith paid to 
the Army, out of the Affeflments and Excife, reported, and 
read—Farmers of the Excife upon Beer, Ale, &amp;c. to give 
Account why Arrears, due upon their Farm, are not paid ; 
Commiffioners for Appeals to give them Notice, 9 Apr. Ac- 
count of Order ferved; feveral Farmers and Brewers heard ; 
Days appointed for paying the Money; Speaker’s Speech to 
them; other Farmers to attend,11. Heard; Order for their 
Attendance ; Paper prefented,12. Read; Petition of Sub- 
commiffioners, read; ‘Time appointed for paying their Ar- 
rears ; Speaker’s Speech to them—A Committee to prepare 
Declaration concerning the Excife, 13. Declaration re- 
ported ; Debate thereon, adjourned, 14. Refumed; Decla- 
ration re-committed, 15.—A Committee to confider how 
thefe Debts, and thofe due from the Compounders for new 
Buildings, may be fatisfied, 17. 

Adjournment, till Afternoon, 24 Feb.—7. 11.17 &amp; 18 Mar. 

Agmondefham new Writ, 31 Jan. 

Aldborough new Writ, 5 Mar. 

Armftrong, Sir Thomas, upon Report from the Grand Com- 
mittee of Grievances, the Governor of Jerfey or his De- 
puty to bring him, with the Caufes of his Imprifonment, 
16 Mar. 

Army. Vide Accounts. Reprefentation and Petition of the 
General Council of Othcers, read, 8 Apr. Previous and 
main Queftions, that there fhall be no General Council, with- 
out the Leave and Authority of Protector and Parliament, 
feverally affirmative. Refolution, that no Perfon fhall have 
any Command or T'ruft in the Armies or Navies, who fhall 
refufe to fubfcribe, that he will not difturb nor interrupt 
the free Meetings in Parliament of any Members of either 
Houfe, or their _ athe tte in Debates and Councils; Concur- 
rence of the other Houfe to be defired; their Anfwer, re- 
ported, 19. 

Arundell, Karl of, a Committee to examine why he is detained 
in Foreign Paris, and his Inheritance withheld from him, 
8 Apr. 

Audley, Major Louis. Vide Privileges. 





A. 1659. 


A BINGDON, Bufinefs concerning the proclaiming a 
County Ele¢iion there, referred to the Council of State, 

25 Jan. 
Accounts, of the Debt of the Navy and Army; of the unufual 


Iffues; of Monies ——— upon the Three Nations; and of 


Arrears of Cuftoms and Excife, prefented ; Refolution and 
Orders thereupon. Vide Cujfioms. A Committee to pre- 

are Declaration, how Affairs ftood when this Houfe was in- 
terrupted; and how they ftand at prefent, 20 May 
Declaration to be reported, 24 June—Reported, and read; 
Order for Second Reading, 5 Aug. Of the prefent Debts 
of the Army and Navy, 8 June A Committee to ftate the 
Accounts of the Commiflioners of the Cuftoms and Excife, 
17 Aug. Account of the Receipts and Iffues of the Pub- 
lic Revenue, reported, 2 Feb.———Of Monies charged upon 
the Affefiments for the Navy, 3 Mar. 

















the Armies and Navy to 1ft Dec. and what may probably be 
expected towards them, prefented, 8 June. Of the Debt 
of the Navy, and of the Growing Service, 6 Feb. 

Ackland, William, Pardon for him, and Judges Certificate read ; 


Pardon agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 
25 Feb. 





Eftimates, of the Charge of carrying on the Affairs of 


EVENTH VOLUME. 


Aés, and Ordinances; Committee for confidering them, re- 
vived ; Order for their meeting, 15 Aug. Quorum reduced, 
18. 

Adderley, Mr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work of Hu- 
miliation, 20 May.——Thanked, 27. 

Adjournment, till Afternoon, 13. 16. &amp; 18 May 14. &amp; 28 
June. 5. 7+ Q- 11. 13. 15. 19+ 21. 26. &amp; 30 July. 1. 3. 
g. 16. 22. 28, &amp; 29 Sept. 10 &amp; 11 O€. 8.7. 12. 92, 
23, 24. 26, 27, &amp; 28 Jan. 1.9, 10,11. 21. &amp; 24 Feb. 
2.8. 10. 12,14, 15, &amp; 16 Mar. 

Adminiftrations. Vide Wills. 

Admiralty, and Navy, Report from the Committee of Safety 
of Names of Perfons to be Commiffioners for managing the 
Affairs thereof; and Aé&amp;t, conftituting them, read twice, and 
committed, 18 May. To be reported,24. Reported; Quef- 
tion, that the Commiffioners have Salaries, Neg. Number 
of them; further Debate adjourned ; Refumed; Queftion, 
that they confift of Members, Neg. Seven appointed; re- 
ferred to them to name the other two. Bill to be ingroffed, 
26. They name them; Quorum appointed; One of them 
to bea Member, 30. Bill read Third Time; a Committee 
to withdraw, and confider how it may be amended; Amend- 
ments reported, and laid afide; Bill paffed, and to be printed, 
31.———Report from the Commitlioners, to be confidered, 

2 June. Books of Orders, and Letters of the Admi- 
ralty, to be prefented, g Jan. ‘To be redelivered, 6 Feb. 

Bill for conftituting Commiflioners of the Admiralty 
and Navy, read, g Jan. Committed; the Committee im- 
powered to prefent Names of Commitlioners and other Of- 
ficers, 12. Names reported, and agreed to, 18. Bill to be 
reported, 27. Reported; Commitlioners appointed ; Bill to 
be ingrofled, 28.—Read Third ‘Time; Continuance thereof ; 
Bill paffed, and to be printed. -Comimilfioneis to pre- 
fent Names of four Perfons, out of which the Houfe may 
eleét two to be Treafurers; 2 Feb.———Commiflioners added, 
3, Mar.——— Report from the Committee of Safety, “touch- 
ing con(tituting Judges of the Admiralty; Names of fit’ Per- 
fons reported from ancther Committee; Bill for contiituting 
them, ordered, 18 May. Read twice, paffed, and to be 
printed.——The Committee of Safety, to coalider of a fit 
Salary for the Regifter, 19. Upon Report from the 
Council of State, touching Inconveniences for want of due 
Procefs in the Court; Bul for fettling it, and the former 
Powers thereof, ordered, 14 July. Read twice; Blank fil- 
led up; Bill pafled, and to be printed, 19.———Bill appoint- 
ing Judges, read, 28 Dec.—A Committee to prefent Names, 
11 Jan. Names prefented; Order for Patents under the 
Great Seal, 18. Speaker to fign Dockets for pafling them ; 
their Salaries to be confidered, 24. Agreed to; Refidue 
of the Fees and Perquifites to be anfwered to the Com- 
monwealth, 3 leb.——Obfiructions to pafling their Patents, 
reported ; Matter touching the Charter Party, to be omitted, 
8 Mar. 

Albans, St. Commiffioners for the Affefiment, added, 2 Mar. 

Ale. Vide Wine. 

Alehoufes. Vide Taverns. 

Alexander, Sir Sigifmund, Order for granting him 20s. per 
Week, 28 Sept. : 

Alured, Colonel Matthew, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, June. Report; Sentence againit him voted unjufi, 
and with all Proceedings thereupon, to be vacated and can- 
celled.— Refolution, that he have a Regiment of Horfe; Com- 
miffioners for nominating Officers, to fee the Vote put in Ex- 
ecution, 10.—Appointed Captain of the Parliament’s Life 
Guard, with the Pay of a Colonel of Horfe, till a Regiment 
is provided for him; his Commiffion delivered to him, g July. 
Lift of Officers for a Regiment of Horfe, reported, and read ; 
Previous and main Queftions, that he be Colonel thereof, 
feverally Affirmative, 5 ~~ His Commiffion delivered to 
him, 6.—Lift of Officers in his Regiment, reported, and read, 
7 Jan. Read again, and approved, 12. Their Commiftions 
delivered, 13. 

Andrewes, Alderman, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
30 June.—Committees added, 5 July. 

Anjley, Arthur, appointed One of the Council of State, 
23 eb. 

Apprentices, a Committee to prepare a Bill, for faving fuch as 
ferved the Parliament in the late War their Time; and to 
compel Mafters to grant them their Freedom, as if they had 
been in their Service, 11 O&amp;. 

Archer, Serjeant, conftituted a Juftice of the Common Pleas, 
till 30th June next. Order for a Patent under the Great 
Seal, 14 May. For continuing him, and renewing his Patent 
till 2oth Nov. next, 16 June. 

Armjtrong, Six Thomas, Report from the Committee of Safety, 
that he has brought Prifoner from Jerfey, and in Serjeant’s 
Cuftody ; State of his Cafe, reported to the Council of State; 
Order for continuing him in Cuftody, in the — 

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INDEX ¢@o the Seventuo Vo.utvume. 


i6 May. Report; Order for difcharging him upon his Pa- 
role, and Security, not to aét any Thing prejudicial to the 
Commonwealth ; the Council of State to take the Security, 
15 June. 


Army, Declaration of the Officers, inviting the Members of 


the long Parliament, who continued fitting till 2oth April 
1653, to return to the Exercife and Difcharge of their Duty, 
tendered by Speaker, and read; a Committee to prepare De- 
claration thereupon; Declaration touching their Meeting, and 
Purpofe to fecure the Property and Liberty of the People, 
both as Men and Chriftians, and that without a fingle Per- 
fon, Kingfhip, or Houfe of Peers, reported, read at large, 
then by Parts, and agreed to, with Amendments; a Com- 
mittee to deliver Lord Fleetwood a Copy thereof, and ac- 
uaint him with the Parliament’s good Acceptance of the 
fficers Affections, 7, May—Referred to the Committee of 
Safety, to raife Auxiliary Forces for a Month, and iflue 5,000/. 
for paying them; Report from them, touching appointing Com- 
miflioners for nominating Officers; Debate thereon, adjourned, 
11.—Refumed; Report, recommitted ; 12—Names of Commit- 
fioners reported, and agreed ; Continuance of their Power, 13. 
Bill conftituting them, and direéting the granting Commiflions 
in England and Scotland, to them, read twice, and committed, 
4 June. Reported; Claufe, touching figning the Commif- 
fions, added ; Bill to be ingroffed, 6. Paffed, 8. Com- 
mander in Chief, approved; to receive his Commiflion from 
the Parliament. Vide Fleetwood, Lieutenant General.—Pe- 
tition of Addrefs of Officers, read; Petitioners thanked, 
13; Petition to be confidered, 18. Confidered; Votes for 
a free Commonwealth, without a fingle Perfon, or Houfe of 
Lords ; and for maintaining Magiftracy and Minifiry; and 
regulating Law and Equity; feveral Paragraphs of the Pe- 
tition referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe, 21. 
Committee fits, 28 &amp; 30 May.—1, 2. 15. 17. 23, 24. 27, 
28, &amp; 29 June. Report from the Committee of Safety, 
touching paying the Arrears of the Army; Refolution, that 
f{peedy and effectual Care fhall be taken for Payment thereof, 
and for certain Payment from Time to Time for the future ; 
the Committee of Infpeétions to confider how thefe Votes 
may be made effectual, 16 May, ‘Treafurers to pay what 
Money they were ordered to pay before the 7th Inttant, 18. 
—Order for additional Pay to the Forces about London, 31. 
—Commiflions to be made out Gratis; Clerks of the Council 
of State to write them; Order for bringing them into the 
Houfe to be figned and delivered, G June. Form of a Co- 
Jonel’s Commitlion read, and agreed to, with Amendments, 
Same Cominitlion, mutatis mutandis, to be given to inferior 
Officers, 7. Several receive their Commiffions, 8, g, 10, 11. 
13. 24. &amp; 30 June.—1, 2. 7. g. 11. 13, 14, 15. 19. 25, 
26. &amp; 30 July.—2. 4, 5, 6. 20. &amp; 24 Aug.—A Committee 
to conflider how they may be delivered to Officers in remote 
parts, 11 Junc.—Manner of delivering them, 25 July. The 
Commiflioners for nominating Officers to take Care they 
be delivered, 27—To rank Officers according to their Se- 
niority, notwithftanding the Dates of their Commiflions, 28, 
—~—Judge Advocate appointed—Report touching the Want 
of the Soldiery ; the Council of State to borrow Money to 
fupply them, 28 June.—Upon Report from the Council of 
State that there are auxiliary Horfe in readinefs, referred 
to them to confider how they may be paid, 16 July. Ke- 
port; Commiflioners for nominating Officers, to confider 
upon what Mufters they fhall be paid, 25.—The Council of 
State to confider from what Time the Pay of the Army fhall 
begin, 29.—-Order of the Council of State for feizing 600 
Hortes for Dragoons, and giving the Owners the Publick Faith; 
and for referring it to the Committee of Safety to confider 
how they may be ra‘fed, feverally reported and agreed to.— 
Adjutant Generals and Commiflary Gencral for Mutfters, 
—— 30.—Their Commiflions delivered, 5 &amp; 24 Aug. 
—Engineer General and Comptroller of the Artillery, ap- 
proved, 9.—Houfe informed of an intended Addrefs from the 
Army ; Original Paper to be prefented; Lieutenant General 
Fleetwood to bring in the Copy in his Hands; Paper inti- 
tuled “ The Petition and Propofals of the Officers under the 
“ Command of Lord Larnbert in the late Northern Expedi- 
“ tion,” prefented, Debate thereon, adjourned, 22. Re- 
fumed, and to be kept under Secrecy ; Vote, that to have any 
more General Officers in the Army than are already fettled 
by the Parliament, is needlefs, chargeable, and dangerous to 
the Commonwealth; to be communicated to the Officers.— 
Previous Queftion, that fome Matters contained in the Pro- 
pofals are unfeafonable, and of dangerous Confequence, Neg. 
23.—Speaker to give Commiflions to Officers formerly ap- 
proved, 27 Sept.—To fign all that pafs the Houfe, 11 Jan. 
Commiffions delivered, 11. 13. 18. 20. 23, &amp; 24.—— Order 
touching Payment of Arrears, 4 Oct.———Petition and Re- 
prefentation of the Officers to be confidered; Petitioners 
thanked, 5. Confidered; Anfwers to the two firft Propo- 
Vou, VII. 








fals agreed to; a Committee to prepare an Anfwer to the 
third, 10. Anfwer reported, read, and agreed to; Anfwers 
to the fourth and fifth Propofals, agreed tu; Sixth read, 
Debate thereon, adjourned, 11. Refumed; Letter to Co- 
lonel John Okey, and printed Reprefentation, with the 
Parliament’s Antwers, read ; feveral principal Officers who 
fubfcribed the Letter, difcharged; Order for next Officers to 
fucceed them ; Previous and main Queftions, that the Army 
be governed by Commiflioners, feverally affirmative ; Number 
agreed to; Commiflioners appointed; Quorum; Bill for con- 
fiituting them, read twice, and committed ; reported, and 
pafled—A Committee to confider of Anfwers to the 6th, - 
7th, and 8th Propofals, 12. Colonel Popham and others 
appointed to direct and order the Forces; Order for a Month’s 
Pay for the private Soldiery; Order for muftering them, 
26 Dec. Extended to Non Commiflion Officers, and Of- 
ficers under the Degree of Captains, 28. Order for iffuing 
15,000/, for that Ufe, 2g—For iffuing 5,000/. more, 2 Jan. 
Troops that come from Portfmouth to be included in the 
Votes, 2 &amp; 7.—-Forces in the Northern Counties to repair 
to fuch Quarters as the Commiflioners fhall appoint, and 
obferve their Orders from Time to Time—Commiflioners to 
remand Arms and Ammunition out of the Hands of Perfons 
who are not in Obedience to the Parliament—No Forces to 
be raifed without the Authority of Parliament—All that have 
been or fhall be raifed to be difbanded, except as excepted, 
27; Order to be printed, 29 Committee of the Army 
and Treafurers at War to be continued, with the former 
Powers and Inftructions, 27. A Commitice to prefent 
Names, 29 Bill for confiituting them, read, 11 Jan. 
Committed, 13. Reported; Committee and Treafurers 
appointed ; Quorum of the Committee; Continuance of 
both ; Bill to be ingroffed, 27—Paffed, and to be printed ; 
Order for fitting of tie Committee, 2 Feb. Commniffioner 
for the Army added, 28 Dec.—Proceedings of three of the 
Commiflioners approved; Thanks thereupon; Officers ap- 
pointed by them, confirmed, 29. Power given them to 
call a Court Martial, 30 Referred to Sir Arthur Haflerigg 
and others, to appoint Officers till further Orders, 31.— 
Order for indemnifying all Officers and Soldiers who fhall 
fubmit to the Parliament ; Lambert to be included ; Vote to 
be printed ; the Council of State to fee it put in Execution, 
2 Jan. Order for a Fortnight’s Pay for the Forces that 
came out of Oxfordfhire ; the Committee of Infpeétions to 
fee how the Money may be raifed, 3 Order for paying it 
forthwith, 6 Mar. For paying them as the rett of the 
Army, 15. Commiflioners to give Account to the Coun- 
cil of State, what Forces they have raifed, and the Council of 
State to difpofe of them, 4 Jan.—Commiflary General of the 
Mufters appointed, 7. Several Officers to be confined at 
their Houles furthett diftant from London; the Council of 
State to fend others to their Houfes in the Country, 9. 
Commiffioners of the Army to feize fuch as have not obeyed 
the Order, g Feb.—Order for a Month’s Pay to the Forces 
come to London, 19 Jan. Renewed, 13 Feb. Report, 
that the Money is unpaid ; referred to the Committee of the 
Army, 18 Judge Advocate and Adjutant appointed, 20 
Jan. General Moncke’s Lift of the Diftribution of the 
Soldiers into Quarters, read, and agreed to; Commitlioners 
of the Army to {ee them difiributed ; Order touching paying 
for thofe drawn cut of London, 30 Jan.—2 Feb.——For a 
Month’s Pay for thofe quartered in and about London, 31 
Jan—a1 Feb.—Order for thofe in Town to go to their 
Quarters, 3. Speaker to deliver Commiffions to Officers 
after the Rifing of the Houfe; delivers them, 31 Jan.—To 
deliver them before the Sitting or after the Rifing of the 
Houfle,1 Feb. Delivers them, 2, 3, 4.7.9, 10, 11. &amp; 14.— 
Commiflary General of the Mufters appointed ; his Commif- 
fion delivered. —The Committee of the Army to contider of the 
Form of an Oath to be taken by him and his Deputies, 1 Feb. 
—Bill for continuing Commitlioners for the Government of 
the Army, ordered, 9. Read,10. Previous and main Quef- 
tions for fettling the Commiflioners, feverally affirmative ; 
Bill read Second Time ; Commiflioners appointed ; Quorum ; 
Continuance of their Powers ; Bill paffed, and to be printed, 
11. A&amp; read; their Power to ceate; Bill to repeal the Act, 
ordered, 21. Bill to be prefented, 22. Read twice, and 
paffed ; Title thereof; Bill to be printed, 24.——Order for 
paying all the Forces that came out of Scotland with Gene- 
ral Moncke, 14 Feb. Order appointing him Captain General 
of all the Forces in the Three Nations, 21. For a Commif- 
fion to him, 22. Vide Moncke-———Proclamation for the 
Officers to continue with their Soldiers, and for the Regi- 
ments to continue in their Quarters, without Special Order 
from Lord General, 21. 


















































Arundel, Martha, Petition read, and referred to the Commiflioners 


for lrifh Affairs ; previous and main Queftions, for giving her 
2ol, for her prefent Relief, feverally affirmative, 18 July. 
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Arundell, Earl of, to be fent for, and fafely brought over into 
England at his own Charge, 16 Sept-—Order for feeuring 
his Eftate to his own Ufe till his Return—For a Letter to the 
Duke of Venice to fecure him, 28. 

Afhfield, Colonel, appointed Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, 30 

une—Lift of Ofhcers therein, reported, 4 July. Read, and 
agreed to, 9.—Order for difcharging him from all Military 
Employments ; Serjeant to carry it to him; Name of the next 
Superior in his yg to be prefented, 12 O&amp;.—Order for 
confining him to his Houfe furtheft diftant from London, 
9 Jan. The Council of State to fecure him, if he ditobeys 
the Order, 14. 

Afejiments, Draughts of Letters to the Commiffioners to quicken 
the bringing them in, reported, read, and agreed to; Speaker 
to fign them, 20 June—3 &amp; 23 Feb. The Council of 
State to confider how the Affeflments may be brought in, 
29 July —Keport from them touching Obttructions; Bill to 
prevent them, ordered, 12 Mar. Read twice, and pailed, 
15.—Bill declaring in what Cafes it fhall be high Treafon to 
levy any Affeflment, but by Confent of Parliament ; and to 
make yoid all Patents, Grants, Acts, and Ordinances, fince 
igth April 1653, not made by this Parliament, read twice, and 
committed ; reported, pafled, and to be — 11 Oct. 

Atkins, Serjeant, conftituted One of the Juttices of the Common 
Pleas till goth June next, 14 May—His Petition to be read, 
15 June. Order for continuing him, and renewing his Com- 
miflion till goth November next, 16. 

Atkinfon, John, Petition read; Order for pardoning him, upon 
Security never to {peak or act againft the Parliament or Com- 
monwealth, 9 Aug. 

Attorney General, a Committee to prefent the Name of a fit 
Perfon for that Office, 9 Jan. Names of Attorney and So- 
licitor, reported, and agreed to; Order for Patents under the 
Great Seal, 18. 

Attorneys. Vide Bailiffs. 

A ylejbury, Petition of the baptized Congregations affembled there, 
read ; Petitioners thanked, 26 May.—Petition and Addrefs of 
well-affected Inhabitants read ; Petitioners thanked, g June. 





A. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


BA CKHOUSE, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in 

the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Bacon, Clipefby, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Bagg, George, 1652, Certificate from the Commiffioners for 
compounding, read: Order for inferting his Name in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 16 Nov. 

Bagshaw, Charles, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Bail, to be taken, 23, Mar. 1651.—20 May—15 Dec. 1652. 

Barnes, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Ot. 

Bainton, Sir Edward, 1653, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 19 Apr. 

Baker, Robert, 1652, a Committee to examine the Manner 
touching hig Debt, 17 Nov. 

1653, Debt of 1,782/. 13s. 4d. allowed ; Liberty given 
him to double Part thereof, 6 Apr. 

Balcarres, Earl of. Vide Crafurd, Earl of. 

Ball, George, 1651, State of the Cafe upon the Charge of De- 
linquency againft him, Rich. Coventrye and Robert Leen, re- 
ported ; Order for difcharging their Sequefirations, and re- 
fioring their Goods, and the Profits of their Lands, 1 Jan. 

Captain Andrew, 1652, Council of State to confider the 

Condition of his Relations, 8 Apr. 

1653, Report; Order for allowing 1,2007. One third to 
his Widow, Remainder to her Children; Commitlioners of 
the Admiralty to fee the Money allotted to the Children 
fecured for their Ufe, 15 Apr. 

Bamber, Edward, 16532, his cca to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Jofeph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Bamfter, Anne, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 20 Nov. 

Barbadoes, 1651, Letters from thence, with Sir George Aifkew’s 
Declaration to the Inhabitants; feveral Letters between him 
and Lord Willoughby, with Sir George’s Summons, and 
Lord Willoughby’s Anfwer, read, 17 Feb. 

wmmmem 1652, Letters touching the Rendition of the Ifland; Ar- 
ticles thereupon, and other Papers read, and referred to the 
Council of State, 23 Apr. Order for making Report, 3 
Aug. Articles agreed to, with a Provifo, 18. 

Barker, Alexander, 1652, his Name to be inferted in th: Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 




















Matthew, 1652, defired to preach, 28 O&amp;. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Barkjiead, Colonel John, 1652, Previous and main Queftions 
for appointing him Lieutenant of the Tower, feverally Affir- 
mative, 12 Aug. 

Barnardi, Francis. Vide Genoa. 

Barnes, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 28 Oct. 

Barnett, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Ot. 

Barrett, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Barriere, Sieur de. Vide Conde, Prince of. 

Barton, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Bartram, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Bafje. Vide Scotland. 

Baflian, James, 1651, his Information againft Sir Peter Temple 
read, 21 Jan. Vide Temple, Sir Peter. 

Bawd, William, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding to fiate 
his Cafe; inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delin- 
quents Ettates, refpited, 13 July. 

Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Baxter, Colonel, 1651, Order for reducing his Regiment to 
1,000 Men, 10 Sept. . 

Baynes, Mr. 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquenis Eftates, 1 July. 

Beake, Arnold. Vide Moore, Samuel. 

Margaret, 1652, Order for giving her 207. to the Ufe 
of her Child, 28 May. 

Beare, Nicolas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Odi. 

Beafley, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Beauchamt, Mr. 1652, a Committee to examine the Charge of 
Corruption againtt him, as Clerk to the Truftees for Sale of 
the late King’s Goods, 25 Jan. 

Beaumont, Lady, 1652, her Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 13 July. 

Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Bedford, County, 1651, Order appointing a High Sheriff, and 
for a Commillion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Mifno- 
mer to be amended; Leave given him to go out of the County 
from Time to ‘Time, 10 Dee.—Commiflioners for the Affeil- 
ments, added, 19. 

~ 1652, Order appointing a High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. Leave given to coine 
out of the Country, 15. 

Beer. Vide Ale. 

Bellingham, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Belzees Manor, 1651, Upon Report from the Comimnittee of 
Obfiructions, Refolution for difcharging it from feycral Rents, 
with the Arrearages thereof; Aci for that Purpofe ordered, 
31 Dec. 

1652, Read twice; Queftion for Ingrofiment, Neg. 
Act pafled, 7 Apr. 

Benbow, Captain, 1651, Refolution that he is a fit Perfon to be 
brought to Trial—That he be tried by aCourt Martial; Coun- 
cil of State to fee the Vote put in Execution, 11 Sept. 
Letter with the Refolutions of the Court upon him, read, 
7 Oct. 

Bennett, Robert, 1651, Order for adinitting him into tiie Houfe 
upon his Eleétion for Weftlowe, 28 Oét. 

Captain William, 1652, Petition of his Widow read; 

Order for paying her 200/. for her own Ute, and 50/. to each 

of her Children, in full Difcharge of Sums formerly granted 

them, 27 Aug. 

Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Ephraim, 1652, Certificate touching him; Order for 
pafling his Pardon under the Great Seal, 15 Apr. 

Benjon, Colonel Gervale, 1652, Petition of Officers; Care of 
his Regiment referred to the Committee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Another read and referred to the Committee of the Army, 
14 Jan. 

Berks, County, 1651, Order appointing a High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Liberty 
given him to come to London, 3 Feb.——Commiflioners for 
the Affeffments added, 19 Dec. 

—— 1652, More added, 15 July ——Order appointing High 
Sheriff, aud for a Commiflion under the Great Seal ; Leave 

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given him to live out of the County during the Year, 12 Noy. 
—Order for difcharging him and appointing another, 2 Dec. 

——— Earl of, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Berry, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Beventon, Judith, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Bible, 1652, Members to prepare a Bill for a new Tranflation 
thereof, and prefent Names of fit Perfons to be employed in 
that Service, 11 Jan. Bill read, 4 Mar. 

Biddulph, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 21 July. 

Francis, 1652, Petition; Order for inferting his Name 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 21 July. 

Bidlake, Henry, 1652, Certificate from the Commiflioners for 
compounding touching him; Order for inferting his Name 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 16 Nov. 

Biggs, Richard, 1653, Petition read; Previous and main Quef- 
tions that his Execution be ftaid for a Month, and that the 
Judges certify the true State of the Matter of Fa, feverally 
Affirmative, 8 Apr. 

Bingham, Colonel John, 1651, Petition read; Queftion for al- 
lowing him the Pre-emption of certain Lands, Neg. 9 Dec. 
Birch, Colonel Thomas, 1651, his Letters with Letter inclofed, 
read, 29 Aug. Another read, 1 Sept. Order for ad- 
mitiing him to double upon the Purchafe of Delinquents 

Lands, 28 Jan. 

Bircles, Ellen, 1651, Upon Lord General’s Certificate that her 
Hufband was flain at Worcefier, Order for paying her 50d. 
for her pretent Subfiftence, 16 Dec. 

Birtujle, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Bifhops, 1651, Staie of the Matter of Faét touching the Sale of 
ther Lands, reported ; Order thereupon ; Report referred to 
the Couimittee of Obitruétions to confider why the Sales have 
not been perfected, 1 O&amp;. 

1652, Petition of Contraétors for Sale thereof, read, 
and referred to a Committee, with Power to confider what 
Lands are unfold, and how Monies due for thote fold may be 
fpeedily brought in; fame Commitice to prepare Bill for Con- 
firmation of the Sale thereof, 6 Apr.—Report, 27 Aug. Vide 
Lreton, John—Salaries to the Officers fulpended, 2 June— 
Order touching Payment of Arrears due upon Purchafers, 
10 Nov. 

Blagrave, Sir John, 1652, Petition read, and referred to the 
Cominittce on the Bill for enabling Infants to fuffer Recove- 
ries, 26 Aug. 

Mr. 1652, Information againft him read; O’Neale exa- 
mined, Mr, Blagrave to have Notice to attend ; 9 Feb. Attends; 
Inforination read; heard thereupon; Information referred to 
a Committee, with Power to examine upon Oath, 10. 

Blake, Colonel Thomas, 1651, Report from Council of State, 
that he is a fit Perfon to be made an Example of, and to be 
tried by the High Court of Juftice, 6 Nov. 

——— Colonel Robert, 1651, Refolution for continuing his 
Command at Sea nine Months longer ; Council of State to pre- 
fent the Names of two fit Perfons to be joined with him, 25 Feb, 

1652, Perfons appointed; 26 Nov. His Letter read, 
and referred to the Council of State; his Tranfactions ap- 
proved; Letter of Thanks ordered—Council of State to give 
Account why the Feet is fo ill provided with Vicétuals, and 
to take a {peedy Courfe for Supply of all Neceflaries, 21 May. 
Other Letters read, 8 &amp; 10 June. Council of State to give 
him fuch farther Direétions as they fhall think fit, 29. 
Other Letters read, 6 July. 3 &amp; 5 Aug. 5 Oct. 
Appointed One of the Council of State, 25 Nov. Council 
of State to fend him a Commitlion for prefent governing the 
Fleet, 26. Order for Leftowing upon him 500/. 8 Feb. 

Blakefton, Mr. 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Comuniflion- 
ers for compounding, 3 Nov. 

Bland, Adam, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Blaney, Lady, 1651, Order for continuing her weekly Penfion 
fix seers longer, 21 Nov. 

1652, her Petition referred to the Committee of Peti- 
tions, 27 Aug. Order for making Report, 8 Mar. KRe- 
port; Refolution for paying her goo/. to pay her Debts, and 
tranfport her into Ireland, 15. he 

Blafphemies and Herefies, 1651, Ordinance for punifhing them 
to be read for further Confideration, 8 Oct. 

Blundell, Sufannah, 1652, Petition read; Refolution for fet- 
tling Lands in Ireland of 300/. per Annum, on her and her 
Children, and their Heirs ; Commifflioners to fet them out and 
put her in Poffeflion, 27 Aug. ; 

Blunt, Sir Walter, and Walter, 1652, their Names to be in 
ferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 

The Name of Sir Charles to be inferted of Walter, 18. 

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Boderham, Sir Francis, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

— Sir Wingfield, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name 

in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 10 Nov. 

Bond, Mr. 1651, defired to preach, 20 Aug. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 26. 

——— John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;t. 

— Dennis, appointed One of the Council of State, 24 

Nov. 1651. 25 Nov. 1652. 

Bonnell, Monfieur Benjamin, 1652. Vide Sweden. 

Boone, Richard, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, with 
Power to determine it, and difpenfe with his Forfeiture and 
Contifcation, 17 Feb. 

Booth, Sir George, 1651, his Letter read, 12 Sept. 

Boothby, Colonel, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding to 
certify the State of his Cafe, with the Proofs, and Judgment 
given by them, 3 Nov. 

Bootle, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Borlace, Lady, 1651, Order for continuing 
fix Months longer, 21 Nov. 

——-— 1652, her Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
of Petitions, 27 Aug. Order for paying her the Remainder 
of the Money collected upon the laft Fatt, 9 Feb. 

Borradale, John, 1652, his Certificate reported, g Nov. 

Borrington, Humphrey, 1652, Order for accepting his Fine, if 
_ with Intereft by a Day appointed, and for difcharging 

uis Sequefiration upon Payment thereof, 10 Novy. 

Bojiock, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 26 Oct. 

Bovett, Lieut. Colonel, 1652, Petition referred to Committee 
of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Bourchier, Sir John, 1652, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 25 Nov. 

Bordeaux, 1651, Petition of Merchants trading thither, read 
and referred to the Council of State, 30 Dec.——State of 
their Cafe reported; Queftion for ordering the Ship and 
Lading to be reftored free from Seizure or Confifcation, Neg. 
g Jan. 

Bourdeaur, Sieur de. Vide France. 

Bower, Mrs. 1652, Order for paying her 4os. out of the laft 
Collection, g Feb. 

Bowes, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Bowles, Mr. 1652, defired to preach, 15 Mar. Excufed, 24. 

Bradley, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

——— James, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Colonel John, 1653, Petition to be read, 5 Apr. 

Bradock Cattle, 1652. Vide Scotland. 

Bradfhaw, Richard, 1651, Petition read; Order for admitting 
him to double upon the Purchafe of Delinquents Eftates, 
23, Jan. 

——— Richard, 1652, his Letter from Hamburgh with Paper 
inclofed, read, 28 Apr.——Another read, go July. 
Another reported from Council of State, read, and returned, 
14 O&amp;. Another read, 13 Jan.——~ Another with Papers 
inclofed, read, and referred to Council of State, 28. 

———— 1653, Another read, 7 Apr. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Serjeant, appointed One of the Council of State, 24 
Nov. 1651 &amp; 1652. 

Bragge, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Brailesford, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;t. 

Brand, William, 1652, Commitlioners for compounding to ftate 
his Cafe; Inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delin- 
quents Efiates, refpited, 13 July.——Order for inferting it, 
3, Nov. 

Brathwaite, Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Bray, Captain William, 1651, Report from Council of State 
concerning him; referred to them to do as they fhall think 
fit in his Bufinefs, 5 Sept. ; a 

1652, Order for difcharging him from his Imprifon- 
ment; Speaker to iffue a Warrant for that Purpofe, go O&amp;. 

Brentford, New, 1652, Former Augmentation to be continued 
to the prefent Minifter, 10 Feb. 

Brereton, Sir William, 1652, Petition read ; the Committee on 
the Bill for Adventurers in lreland, to prepare a Claute for 
his Relief, 6 Aug.——Appointed One of the Council of 
State, 25 Nov. ‘ , 

Bretland, John, 1652, Petition read; Order for inferting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Oct. 

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tain Humphrey, 1651, the Committee of Ac- 

RN, ies Houfero examine and ftate his Accounts 
for his Arrears and Difburfements, 31 Ot. 

— 1652, Order amended, 8 Sept. 

Bridges, James, 1651, Retolution that. he is a fit Perfon to be 
brought to Trial. That he be tried by a Court Martial ; 
the Council of State to fee Vote put in Execution, 11 Sept. 

Brigham, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. me 

Brifiol, 1651, Letter from the Commiffioners of the Militia, 
read; Order for Letter of Thanks, Speaker to fign it, 
29 Aug. 

1652, Petition of Merchants Adventurers, read ; Report 

touching their tranfporting Calves Skins and Welth Butter ; 

the Committee of the Navy to hear and determine the Bufi- 
nefs; Order for fiay of Proceedings at Law, 8 Feb. 

Letter from Mayor, &amp;c. read; Order for Letter of Thanks 

for their Care of fick and wounded Soldiers and Seamen, 

Speaker to fign it, 1 Mar. 

1553, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read; Order for dif- 
charging the Arrears of Fee-farm Rents due for the Cafile ; 
—Catile to be difmantled and difgarifoned ;—The Com- 
mittee of the Revenue to pay the City 1007. for the Ufe 
thereof, 5 Apr. ; 

Brockhall, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Broghill, Lord, 1651, Act for fettling certain Lands and Tene- 
ments on him and his Heirs, read twice, and committed, 
1 Ot.—Committees added, 11 Dec. 


1652, his Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
on the Bill for Adventurers in Ireland, to confider how 
Lands of 1,000 7. per Annum may be fettled on him and his 
Heirs, 6 Aug. 

Brooke, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Broughton, Edward, 1651, Report from the Council of State 
that he is a fit Perfon to be made an Example of, and tried by 
the High Court of Juftice, 6 Nov. 

John, 1652, Previous Queftion, for nominating him 
High Sheriff for Flintfhire, Neg. 12 Nov. 

Browne, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Ettates, 28 Oct. 

George, 1652, Commiffioners for compounding to hear 

and determine his Appeal, 3 Nov. 

Lieutenant, 1651, his Widow’s Petition and Cafe, re- 
ferred to the Committee of the Navy, 20 Nov. 

Brudenell, Lord, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding to 
ftate his Cafe—Inferting his Name into the Bill for Sale of 
Delinquents Eftates, refpited, 13 July. 

Buckingham, Nicholas, 1652, Pardon for him read, and agreed 
to ; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, g Mar. 

Bucks, County, 1651, Order ag a High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Mifnomer, 
amended, 20. Commiffioners for the Affeffments, added, 
19 Dec. 

———— 1652, Order appointing a High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 12 Noy. Leave given to go 
out of the County, 26. 

Budding, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
the Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Buildings, 1651, Bill for reforming them ordered, 11 Mar. 

Bull, Frances, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Come 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 


Buller, Colonel, 1651, Report from the Council of State that 
he is a fit Perfon to be made an Example of, and tried before 
the High Court of Juftice, 6 Nov. 

Bulmer, ‘William, and Antony, 1652, their Names to be in- 
ferted in the Bill for the Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 
Burdon, Mary, 1651, Petition and Cafe reterred to the Com- 

mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Burlace, Nicholas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for the Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Od. Queftion for 
firiking it out, Neg. 18 Nov. 

Burleton, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

a Abraham, 1651, appointed one of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Burfcoe, Gilbert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Burflam, Cornet, 1651, his Widow’s Petition and Cafe referred 
to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Burton, William, 1651, Order for pardoning him and difcharg- 
ing his Sequeftration, 30 Aug. 

Major William and others, 1651, their Narrative reported 

and read ; Refolution for difpenfing with the Forfeiture and 


Confifcation of two Ships and their Lading, 17 Feb. 
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Sarah and Henry, 1651, Petition read; Refolution for 
fettling Lands of 100/. per Annum, on each of them; Claufe 
for that Purpofe in the additional Act for Sale of Delinquents 
Lands, ordered, 17 Feb. 

Bufby, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 13 July. 

Butler, William, 1652, Petition read; Order for inferting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 1 July. 
Robert and Richard, 1652, their Names to be inferted 

in the Bill for the Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Edward and Henry, 1652, their Names to be inferted 

in the Bill for the Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Mrs. 1652, her Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Butter, 1652, A&amp;ét to repeal the Statute reftraining the Tranf- 
portation thereof, ordered, 30 Apr. To be read, 26 May. 

Read twice, and committed, 3 June. 

Button, Captain Edmund, 1653, upon Report that he was flain 
in the late Engagement with the Dutch; Order for paying 
his Widow 4oo/. One half to herfelf, and the other to her 
Children, 15 Apr. 




















ALDWIN, Mr. appointed Minifter of Pembry, 16 
Novy. 

Bamford, Captain James, upon Report from the Committee of 
the Navy, Order for allowing his Widow and Child 2501. 
for their Maintenance, 28 Nov. 

Barking, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee of 
Petitions, 7 Sept——Report; Order for fetting out Ground 
to build a Houfe for a Meeting Place, and for Timber to- 
wards building it; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, g. 

Barton, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 1 
Nov. 

Bedford County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Noy. Leave given 
him to dwell out of the County, 16. 

Bendifh, Sir Thomas, Letters to him, the Grand Seignior and 
Grand Vizir, reported, read and agreed to, 16 Aug. 

Bennett, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 9 July 
—1 Nov. 

Berks, County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov.—for difcharging him ; 
and appointing another, 25. 

Bicks, Richard, Petition read; Order for reprieving hin; Sheritf 
to forbear Execution, 22 Aug. 

~~. Petition of the Church there, read, 26 Aug. Vide 
Religion. 

Bidlake, Henry, Petition reported and read ; Trutfiees to pro- 
ceed in the Sale of his Efiate, 3 O&amp;t. 

Bingham, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 
1 Nov. 

Birkhead, Mr. a Committee to confider his Claim and Qualifica- 
tion for the Office of Serjeant ; Quorum, appointed, 7 July. 
Report ; previous Quefiion for allowing his Patent, Affirma- 
tive, main Queftion, Neg. Refolution that he fhall be Ser- 
jeant, 8. Vide Serjeant. 

Births. Vide Marriages. 

Blackford, Mr. Quettion for appointing him Clerk Affiftant, 
Neg. 12 Aug. 

Blake, General Robert, Order for prefenting him with a Gold 
Chain ; Vote to be communicated to him, 8 Aug. Takes 
his Seat as a Member; thanked for his great and faitliful 
Services, 10 Oct. Appointed One of the Generals of Sea, 
2 Dec. 

Borlace, Lady, Order for continuing and paying her Penfion 
and Arrears out of Haberdafhers Hall, 24 Aug.—for charging 
it upon Goldiimiths or Haberdafhers Hall, and either of them, 
19 Sept. 

Bradfhaw, Mr. his Letter read ; the Council of State to con- 
fider of continuing him Refident at Hamburgh, with fuch 
Infiructions as they fhall think fit, 30 July. 

Bremen, Copy of Credentials from the Conful and Senators to 
their Deputy, read; Queftion, that he have Audience by 
Commiflion, Neg. the Council of State to give him Audi- 
ence; Matter of the Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 
29 July. 

Briefs, Information of counterfeited Briefs; the Council of 
State to fupprefs them, and prevent the like Abufes for the 
future, 9 Sept. 

Brifiol, Petition of Inhabitants, and Mayor's Certificate, read ; 
Refolution for enquiring into a Riot mentioned therein, 


15 Aug, 
sites Broghill, 


























INDEX @o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Broghill, Lord, Order for fettling a Houfe and Lands, in Ire- 
Jand of 1,000/. per Annum on him and his Heirs; Commif- 
fioners to caufe a Survey upon Oath, fet them out, and fettle 
them accordingly, 8 Sept. 

Broughton, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 July. 

Brownlow, Sir William, appointed One of the Council of State, 
1 Nov. 

Bucks, County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Hee. Leave given him 
to dwell out of the County, 18. : 

Buller, Colonel Antony, his Petition and Propofals, read, and 
— to the Commiffioners for Scottifh and Irifh affairs, 
4 Aug. 

pha Petition of poor diftreffed Inhabitants; Order for a 


Patent for Collections in feveral Counties ; Continuance 
thereof, 15 Aug. 


Burials. Vide arriages. 


Burton, Sarah, Order for fettling Lands in Ireland of 2001. 
per Annum on her, her Son, and his Heirs; Commiffioners 
there to fet them out, and fettle them accordingly, 3 Sept. 


A. 1654. 


AIL to be taken, 5 O&amp;. 
’ Barley. Vide Corn. 

Barton, Colonel Nathanael, Houfe informed that he is returned 
as a Member, tho’ in Italy ; Orders for the Committee of 
Elections to confider the Bufinefs, and all other Cafes of the 
like Nature, 9g O&amp;. 

—— Sufannah, Petition read; a Committee to confider 


_ how the Money mentioned therein may be fatisfied, 16 Nov. 
Bath new Writ, 6 O&amp;. 


Beans. Vide Corn. 

Bedford Town new Writ, 5 O&amp;. 

Beer, a Committee to confider of the Tranfportation thereof, 
and of the Prices fit when it fhall be tranfported, 31 Od. 

Biddle, John, a Committee to confider of two Books ; One 
intituled, “ The Apoftolical and True Opinion concerning 
“the Holy Trinity revived and afferted, or Twelve Argu- 
“ments out of Scripture ; wherein the commonly-received 
“ Opinion touching the Deity of the Holy Ghoft is clearly 
“and fully refuted ;” the other intituled, “ A Two-fold 
“ Catechiim ;” both by John Biddle; with Power to re- 
ftrain the Author, fupprefs his School and the Books, and 
fend for Printer and Publither ; Former voted to contain 
Impious and Blafphemous Opinions againft the Deity of the 
Holy Ghoft, and to be burnt by the common Hangman ; 
Sheriffs to feize Copies, and fee them burnt ; Biddle ordered 
into Cuftody, 12 Dec.—Examined; Order for committing 
him clofe Prifoner to the Gatehoufe, without Pen, Ink, and 
Paper, 13 Report touching his, Moones, and Cotterells, 
Contempt of the Committee; Order thereupon, 19. Vide 
Privileges. Further Report; Parts of the Books read; 
Refolution, that they are full of Horrid, Blafphemous, and 
Heretical Opinions ; The Two-fold Catechifm to be burnt 
by the common Hangman ; Stationers Company to feize the 
Copies, and deliver them to Sheriffs; Sheriffs to fee them 
burnt, 15 Jan. 

Bills, Previous Queftion for confidering the Manner of pre- 
fenting them to Lord Proteétor, Neg. 18 Jan. 

Birch, Colonel, Order for paying his Debt, with Intereft, 
3 Nov. 

Birkhead, Mr. chofen Serjeant, 4 Sept. Vide Serjeant. 

Bifhops, Refolution, that all Sales of their Lands fhall be valid, 
15 Dec. Vide Government. 

Brewer, John, appointed Regifter for Sale of Bifhops Lands, 


7 Nov. 
Butter. Vide Corn. 








A. 1656, &amp; 1657. 


Bai. 1657, to be taken, 26 June. 

Barker, Mr. 1656, defired to affift in carrying on the 
Work of Humiliation, 1 Jan——Thanked, and to print his 
Sermon, 12. 

Barley. Vide Corn. 

Barnes, Harman and Mary, 1656, their Names to be inferted 
in a Naturalization Bill, 6 Oct. Vide Tanturier. 

Barnefley, Charles and Son, 1656, Bill enabling their Truftees 
to fell Lands, &amp;c. read, 12 Dec. Committed, 9 Feb.— 
Committee revived; Order for their meeting; Committees 
added, 6 Mar. 

Bafiardy, 1656, a Committee to revife Acts touching Battardy, 
~~ and Fornication, and reduce them into One Law, 
4 O4. 

Baftwick, Sufannah and Children, 1656, Petition read, and re- 
Vou. VII. 








ferred to a Committee, 9 Feb—Order for making Report, 

11 &amp; 24 Mar. 

1657, Like Order, 30 Mar.—1 Apr.—Report; Bill 

for fettling Lands in Ireland on her, her Children, and 
their Heirs, ordered, 4—To be read, 2 May; Read, 11; 
Order for Second Reading, 15. Bill committed, 19. To be 
reported, 26. Reported, and to be ingroffed; Pafled; Pro- 
pa Confent to be defired, 30 Protector’s Confent, 

une. 

Eee, Michael, 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Bedford, Earl of, 1657, Petition read, and referred to the 

ommittee on the Bill for Buildings, 9 May His Cafe 
reported, and read; Queftion, that there is fufficient Ground 
to admit a Provifo for exempting his Buildings out of the Bill, 
Neg.—Refolution, for abating him and his Brothers 7,000/. 
out of their Fines, 5 June. 

Benfon, Colonel, 1657, Protector’s Letter for Confirmation of 
Orders ——— his Regiment ; Debate thereon; to be re« 
commended to Protector, and the Council of State to deter- 
mine the Bufinefs, 26 June. 

Bermondfey and Rotherhith, 1657, Petition of Inhabitants, 
read, and referred to the Committee on the Bill for Build- 
ings, 9 May. Vide Buildings. 

Berwick, North. Vide Pebles. 

upon Tweed, i657, new Writ, 26 Mar. 

Bibles, 1656, Report from the Grand Committee for Religion 
about falfe Printing them to be made, 20 Nov. 

—— 1657, Made; Order for feizing 7,900 Copies in the 
Hands of the Company to prevent the Sale thereof—For 
Field to get in fuch Books as have been fold of that Im- 
preffion, and attend, 11 June. 

Bickley, Anne, and Francis Burghill, 1656, Petition read; Bill 
for pardoning them, ordered, 24 Apr. 

Bills, 1656, a Committee to confider of the Way of Addrefs to 
Lord Protector, with Bills, 26 Sept.—Manner reported, 1 &amp; 
14 O&amp;. Same Committee to attend him with the Votes 
thereupon, 14 Houfe acquainted he is ready to give his 
Aufwer; fame Committee to receive it, 15 Nov. His 
Confent fignified, with an Amendment, 20. Bills re- 
jected, 2, 3. &amp; 29 O&amp;t.—2 &amp; 29 Nov.—1g, 20. &amp; 27 Dec. 
—29 Jan. Bill delivered back without opening, on ac- 
count of Erafements and JInterlineations, 20 Oé&amp;.—Quettion, 
for rejeting a Bill, Neg. 1 Nov.--—Bills before Committees 
to be difpatched, 3—Receive Proteétor’s Confent—Public 
to be printed, 27—Bill laid afide without a Queftion upon 
the general Senfe of the Houfe, 18 Dec. 

1657, a Committee to confider what Public Bills are 
neceflary to be paffed before Adjournment or Prorogation, 
27 May Bill of Supply committed to a particular Com- 
mittee, with Provifo that it be be not drawn into Precedent 
1 June Bills amended after pafling, 8 &amp; 9g Receive 
Protector’s Confent, 9 &amp; 26—Bill read thrice, and pafled, 26. 

Births. Vide Marriages. 

Bifhops, 1656, Bill for fettling Advowfons, Right of Patron- 
age and Prefentations belonging to late Bifhops, Deans, and 

eans and Chapters, read; Queftion, for fecond Reading, 

Neg. Bill rejected, 2 Oct. A Committee to require an 
Account of the Truftees and Contractors for Sale of their 
Lands touching Obftructions, and what Monies are in thofe 
Treafuries, or due from the Purchafers, 17. 

Blackwell, John, 1656, Bill for eftablifhing Lands in Ireland 
on him and his Heirs, and for confirming Letters Patents to 
him made, read, 26 Dec. Committed, 31—Committees 
added, 2 Jan.——-—Committee revived ; Order for their 
meeting, 15 Mar. 

1657, Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 2 Apr—Pro- 

tector’s Confent to be defired, 2 May—Protector’s Confent, 

June. 

Blake, Admiral Robert, 1657, Order for Letter of Thanks to 
him and his Officers for their eminent Services in the late 
Aétion againft the Spanifh Fleet-—For prefenting him with a 
Jewel of 5002. Value; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 
28 May; Signified, 29—Protector to be defired to iffue his 
Privy Seal for paying bim 3,815/. 16s. out of the Prize 
Office, in Satisfaétion for his perfonal Pay in the Land Ser- 
vice, 18 June. 

Bonds, Vide Suits unneceflary. 

Bourchier, Mary, 1656, a Committee to confider a Bond given 
her, and examine what Interefi or Title any Perfon has to 
the Money, and whether it does not belong to the State, 30 
Dec. Report; Refolution, that it was given for the Ute 
of the State; Order for delivering it up—Petition of her Ex- 
ecutrix, read, and referred to the Committee, 6 Mar. 

Brecon County, 1656, new Writ, 2 dt. 

Brick-kilns. Vide Buildings. os 

Bridges, Colonel John, 1656, Petition read; Commiflioners 
for Accounts to ftate his Accounts, and give him — 

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INDEX @ the SEvENTH VOLUME. 


for Arrears due to him; Truftees for Sale of the late King’s 
Lands to give him Bonds thereupon, 7 Mar. 

Bridgewater, 1656, new Writ, 25 Sept. , 

Brimflade and Severnock Parks, 1656, Bill for erecting a 
Church, fettling a Miniftry, and eftablifhing a Parifh there 
and in Parts adjacent, read, 14 Feb. ; 

Briftol, 1656, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read, 18 Dec. Vide 
Quakers. Bill explaining a former Aét for Maintenance 
of Minifters there, to be read, 25 Dec. Read go. _ 

— 1657, Order for Second ow 1 Apr. Bill com- 








c 


mitted, 3—Reported, and to be ingrofled, 1 June; Pafled ; 
Protecétor’s Content, 26. 

Broghill, Lord, 1657, Bill for fettling Lands in Ireland of 
1,000/. per Annum on him and his Heirs, read, 2 Apr.— 
Committed, 22 May—Reported, and to be ingroffed, 1 June; 
Read Third time; Claufe read twice, and committed, 5. 
Reported ; other Claufes added ; Bill paffed, and to be printed, 
24—Proteétor’s Confent, 26. 

Brokage, 1656, Debate touching it referred to a Committee, 
24 Dee. 

Brooke, Sir William, 1656, Petition of his Daughters read, 
and referred toa Committee, 12 Dec. Vide Cobham, Lord. 

Browne, John, 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Buck, John, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 19 Jan. Report touching Perfons refufing to at- 
tend them, 21 Feb. Vide Privileges. 

——— Mrs. 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Buildings, 1656, Billto prevent the Multiplicity of them in and 
about the Suburbs of London, and within ten Miles thereof, 
ordered, 13 Feb.—Read, 14 Mar. 

1657, Order for Second Reading, 1 Apr.—Bill com- 
mitted, 9 May ; Committee to prepare the Bill, fo that 
Commiflioners may be named by Lord Protecior ; Power 
given to fill up Blanks, 30—Bill to be reported, 2 June; 
Reported, and recommitted, 11; Bill to be ingroffed, 12 ; 
Read Third time; Provifoes added; One recommitted, 19 ; 
Others added; Bill paffed ; Proteétor’s Confent to be de- 
fired, 20: Proteétor’s Confent, 26. 

Bullion, 1657, Bill for encouraging the Importation thereof, 
read, 8 June; Committed, 9; Reported and recommitted, 








22. 

Bullock, Edward, 1656, Petition to be read, 16 &amp; 24 Mar. 

— 1657, read, and referred to a Committee, 30 Mar. 
Committees added, 9 May.—1 June. 

Burbridge, John, 1656, Petition reported ; Refolution for ba- 
nifhing him; Protector to be moved for a Reprieve, 6 Oét. 

Burghill, Francis. Vide Brickley, Anne. 

Burgoine, Lewis, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Natu- 
ralization Bill, 6 Ot. Vide Tanturier. 

Buria’s. Vide Marriages. 

Burton, Thomas, 1656, Speaker acquaints the Houfe he had 
received Articles againft him; Hilary examined ; Certificates 
on Mr. Burton’s Behali, read; Articles and Certificates re- 
ferred to a Committee, 16 O&amp;. Report; Queftion, that Mr. 
Burton is Guilty, Neg. Hilary to be committed to New- 
gate; Serjeant to take him into Cuftody, and deliver him 
over to the Keeper; Lorm of Speaker’s Warrant for that 
Purpofe, 18. Hilary’s Petition read; Order for his Dif- 
charge, 19 Feb. 

Bufby, Richard, 1656, Petition reported; Refolution for ba- 
nifhing him; Proteétor to be moved for a Reprieve, 6 Oét. 

Butler, Colonel Robert, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 21 Feb. 

Butter. Vide Corn. 

Byron, Erneftus, and Sir Edward Lucy, 1656, Petition to be 
read, 23 Dec.—6 Jan—4&amp;7 Feb. Read, and referred to 
a Committee, 9g. Committee empowered to fend for Perfons, 
&amp;e. 11. Order for making Report, 21 Report; Com- 
miffioners for Sequeftered Eftates to compound with him, 


6 Mar. 











A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


AMPFIELD, Thomas, defired to take the Chair 
during Speaker’s Indifpofition, 16 Mar. Chofen Speaker 
upon his Death, 15 Apr. Vide Speaker. 

Berealfion new Writ, 2 Mar. 

Birkhead, Serjeant, Exception taken at his coming into the 
Houfe before chofen; withdraws; chofen; Clerk Affiftant 
calls him in, 27 Jan. Vide Serjeant. 

Bi~h, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Boffiney new Writ, 23 Feb. Eleétion and double Return ; 

teport ; One Return to be withdrawn, 8 Apr. 

Boteler, Major General, Previous and main Queftions, that he 
be put out of the Commiftion of the Peace, feverally affirma- 


tive ; a Committee to prepare Impeachment againfthim, 12 Apr. 
Boulton, Thomas. Vide Prisdhge. ei 








Bramber new Writ, 11 Feb. 

Brecon County new Writ, 12 Feb. 

Browne, Major General, Information that a Debt appointed by 
former Parliament to be paid him, with Intereft, is ftill un- 

aid; a Committee to confider thereof—V ote for difcharging 
Fim from all his Places in London vacated; Order for re- 
{toring him; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to fee the Order put in Ex- 
ecution, 26 Mar. 

Buckingham, Duke of, Petition read; Refolution, that he be 
difcharged from his Imprifonment, upon engaging upon his 
Honour and Lord Fairfax’s Security, that he will demean 
himfelf peaceably hereafter, 21 Feb. Speaker’s Speech 
to him; his Anfwer; engages himfelf; Order for his Dif- 
charge, 23. 


A. 1659. 


BACON, Nathanael and Francis, their Cafes referred to 

the Committee touching abfent Members, 5 Jan. 

Bail to be taken, 22 Feb. 

Bailiffs and Juries, the Council of State to take Care People 
are not wronged by them in the next Circuit ; a Committee 
to prepare a Bill for preventing Mifchief from them, Soli- 
citors, Attornies, and Under Sheriffs, 20 June. 

Baker, James, his Letter read, 1 Aug. 

John, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing 
in the Arrears, to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Balfore, Chrifiian, her Cafe reported; Order for continuing 
her Penfion, and paying the Arrears thereof, 15 Mar. 

Ballaji, Petition of Mafters and Owners of — touching the 
Monopoly thereof, read, and referred to a Committee with 
Power to confider other Monopolies, 7 June—Comumittees 
added, 5 July; Report; Patent voted a Monopoly, and 
illegal, and null and void ; Order for taking it off the File, or 
erafing it, 30. 

Bampfield, Sir Copplefton, to be fent for in Cuftody, 7 Feb. 
Order for his Ditcharge, 21. 

Barker, Jervafe, Order for reprieving him for a Fortnight, 
1g Aug. 

pi sity Se appointed One of the Council of State, 16 May 
—2 Jan. 

Barnes, Mr. Report from the Council of State touching his 
Commitment for fending Arms into the Country, and de- 
nying feveral Suits hidden in his Houfe ; Commitment ap- 
proved; referred back to them to do as they fhall think fit 
with him ; Sir Arthur Hafslerigg to acquaint the Houfe with 
the whole Bufinefs, 23 May. 

Barnfiaple. Vide Blague, Martin. 

Barr, Adam, Order for reprieving him for three Months—For 
a Certificate of the Matter of Faét, and the Difcovery he 
fhall make, 30 May—For fending him from Scotland to 
Lancafter Gaol; Juttices of Peace to examine what Difco- 
veries he has made, and certify them, 15 July. 

Barrett, William, Order for keeping him in Prifon, 30 June. 

Barrow, Colonel Robert, Order for difcharging him from all 
military Employments; Serjeant to carry it to him; Name 
of the next fuperior Officer in his Regiment to be prefented, 
12 Od. Order for confining him to his Houfe fartheft 
diftant from London, 9 Jan. Council of State to fecure 
him if he difobeys it, 14. 

Barton, Major, Order for difcharging him from his Imprifon- 
ment, 27 Dec. Commiffioners for the Army to take Care 
he be preferred according to his Merit, 6 Jan. Appointed 
Major of a Regiment, 16. 

Bafnett, Thomas, and Thomas Hobfon, ordered into Cuftody, 
as Delinquents and Debtors to the State, 21 Sept. Com- 
miffioners for bringing in Arrears to fend for and treat with 
them, 28. Report, that their Security has depofited more 
Money than they owe; Order for their Difcharge, 1 Oét. 

Bafiwick, Sufannah, Order for continuing her Penfion, and pay- 
ing the Arrears thereof, 14 Mar. 

Bates, Auguftine, Petition read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee of Prifoners for Confcience fake, 21 May. 

Beane, Humphrey, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiffioners for bringing in 
Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28———His Raee- 
fitions reported and agreed to; Order for his Difcharge 
upon Security to render himfelf to Serjeant, when required, 

O&amp;. 

Bedford County, Petition of well-affeéted Freeholders and 
others, read; Petitioners thanked, 15 June. Another of 
well-affected Juftices and others, read; Petitioners thanked, 
22. Cuftos Rotulorum appointed ; Commiflioners for the 
Affeffment added, 6 Mar. 

Beer, Vide Wine. 


























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IN DEX ¢o the SeEveENtTH VoLuUME. 


Bellingham, Thomas, and Richard Potter, Bill for Sale of their 
Lands read twice and committed, 5 Aug. 

Bennett, Colonel, injoined to attend, 24 Jan. 

Benjon, Mr. Queftion that he be fent for in Cuftody, Neg. 

Feb. 

Berks County, Cuftos Rotuloram appointed, 25 June.—-- 
Commitiioners for the Militia added, 15 Aug. 

Berrye, Colonel James, appointed a Commitlioner for nomi- 
nating Oificers, 13 May—Lift of Officers in his Regiment, 
read, and approved, 28.—The Council of State to prefent a 
Commitlion for him, with a Blank for the Continuance, 31. 
Vide Army—Commiflions delivered to him and his Officers, 
10 June.—Order for difcharging him from all military Em- 
ployments ; Serjeant to carry it to him; Name of the next 
fuperior Officer in his Regiment to be prefented, 12 Oét.— 
Order for confining him to his Houfe furtheft diftant from 
London, g Jan. The Council of State to fecure him if he 
difobeys it, 14. 

Berwick upon Tweed, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. Petitioners to 
be thanked, 25 June.—Another from them, read ; Order for 
a Bret under the Great Seal for their Relief, 4 July. 

Befi, Richard, Bill for Sale of his Lands for Satisfaction of Mo- 
nies due from him to the State, ordered, 17 Aug.—To be fent 
for in Cuftody as a Delinquent and Debtor to the State, 21 
Sept. Commiflioners for bringing in Arrears to fend for and 
treat with him, 28. 

Bethell, Colonel, Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported, and 
read, 10 Feb. Kead again, and approved, 13. Slingfby 
apointed One of the Council of State, 2 Jan. 

Birch, Colonel Thomas, Bill for Sale of his Lands, ordered, 
4 July—His Letters read, 5 &amp; 22 Aug. 

Colonel John, appointed One of the Council of State, 
23 Feb. 

Birkinfha, John, ordered into Cuftody asa Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing in 
Arvears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Bifroe, Colonel, Litt of Ofiicers in his Regiment, read, and 
agreed to, 13 June; Their Commiflions delivered, 14 
Chaplain appointed, 9 July. 

Blackwell, John, pretended Warrants for Payment of Money 
to him, and [allies ftruck thereupon, voted illegal ; Order 
for repaying the Money into the Exchequer; A Committee 
to examine what has been paid to him and his Son, in Satis- 
faction of the pretended Debt, 2 Feb. 

Blagrave, Mr. his Letter, difcovering the Enemies of the Com- 
monwealth, read, 30 July. 

Blague, Martin, the Committee of Plundered Minifters to fend 
for and examine him touching an Information againft him, 
7 Feb.—Order for reftoring him to his Living, 16 Mar. 

Blandford, Petition of Inhabitants referred to a Committee, 
28 Jan. 

Bludworth, Mr. the apprehending him approved, 9 Feb. Order 
for his Difcharge, 21. 

Blunham, Petition of poor Inhabitants, with a Certificate of 
Juftices of Peace, read; Order fora Brief under the Great 
Seal for their Relief, 22 June. 

Bodley, Jeremy, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiffioners for bringing in 
Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Booth, Sir George, Colonel Randolph Egerton, Robert War- 
den, and Sir Thomas Middleton, voted Rebels and Traitors, 
and to be proceeded againft accordingly ; a Committee to 
withdraw and prepare a Proclamation againft them and their 
Adherents; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to attend the Council of State 
in the Afternoon, and have Notice of this Vote ; Procla- 
mation reported, read, agreed to, and to be printed; Ser- 
jeant to publifh it in Weftminfter, at Whitehall, and other 

ublic Places ; the Council of State to acquaint the Lord 
om, &amp;ec. with the Proclamation,g Aug. Report, that 
they were acquainted ; Proclamation to -be publifhed in all 
Market Towns, and read in every Church, 10. Mr. Gibbs 
gives the Houfe Account, that Sir George was apprehended at 
Newport Pagnell; Order for committing him to the Tower, 
without the Ufe of Pen, Ink, or Paper; None to vifit him 
without Leave; Lieutenant to fend a Guard to conduct him ; 
Order for a Reward to the Perfons who feized him—For fe- 
curing thofe taken with him, and feizing their Papers ; Mem- 
bers to examine him, 24; Examinations reported, 25 &amp; 2 
Aug.—22, 23, &amp; 24 Sept. Letters to him figned C. R. 
and other Letters, with a Paper, intituled, “ A Copy of 
the whole Engagement,” and Examinations of feveral other 
Perfons, reported, 24.—The Council of State to examine 
who of his Adherents have been releafed, fince the late Inter- 
ruption of Parliament, 9 Jan.—Lieutenant of the Tower to 
give Account of the Caufe of his Imprifonment, 21 Feb. 
Warrant for his Commitment, read; Order for his Dif- 
charge, upon Security to anfwer what fhall be objected 
— — ; Lieutenant to take Bail ; his Sequeftration to be 

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fufpended, 22—Examinations of him, his Lady, and Servants, 
to be taken off the File and delivered to him, 12 Mar. 

Botolph without Bifhopsgate, Petition of Parith Wardens, &amp;c. 
read, and referred to a Committee, 13 May—Report ; another 
ring read ; Order for reftoring Mr. Simpfon to the Rectory, 
29 Aug. : 

without Aldgate, Petition of Parifh Wardens, &amp;c. 

read, and referred to a Committee, 20 May. 

Boyer, _ Judges Certificate on his Behalf to be confidered, 
15 July. 

Boys, Sir John, to be difcharged from his Imprifonment, 23 

‘eb. 

Bradjhaw, Serjeant John, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 13 May—His Letter read; his Attendance, as Com- 
miffioner of the Great Seal, difpenfed with during his: Indif- 
pofition, 9 June. 4 

Abraham, his Letter reported, read, and re-delivered to 
the Council of State, 3 Aug. 

Brandenburgh, Marquis of, Letters of Credence to him, read, 
and agreed to ; Order for pafling them under the Great Seal, 
28 June. 

Brecon County, High Sheriff appointed, 24 Feb.—Commitlion- 
ers for the Affeffent, added, 2 Mar. 

Brett, Michael, Order for difcharging him, and fufpending his 
Sequefiration, 27 Feb. 

Brifcoe, Jom. Vide Privileges. 

Bryiol, Commiffioners for the Militia added, 5, 6. &amp; g Aug.— 
Matters concerning the City referred to the Council of State, 
27 Feb. A Committee to examine the Abufe in adding 
Commiffioners for the Militia not inferted in the Bill, and 
crolling out fome pafled by the Houfe, 13 Mar. 

Broadripp, John, Pardon for him, and J udges Certificate, read ; 
Pardon agreed to ; Order for patling it under the Great Seal— 

_ For trantporting him, 25 Feb. 

Bromfield, Lawrence, the apprehending him approved, g Feb. 
Order for his Ditcharge, 21. 

Brooke, Peter, to be fent for in Cuftody, and brought to the 
Bar ; Brought and heard ; difcharged from being a Member, 
and committed to the Tower ; Sentence pronounced, 13 Sept. 
Lieutenant of the Tower to give Account of the Caufe of 
his Imprifonment ; Order for Mr. Brooke to attend, 21— 
For difcharging him, and fufpending his Sequeftration, 25. 

— Henry, Order for difcharging him, 21 Feb—For {uf} 
pending his Sequeftration, 25. 

Browne, Major General. Vide Northampton, Earl of—Pro- 
clamation for him to render himfelf to the Council of State; 
read, and vacated ; Order for clearing him, and re-admitting 
him into the Houle, 22 Feb.—For paying him Money for- 
merly ordered him, 15 Mar. 

— Thomas, the apprehending him approved, g Feb.— 
Order for his Difcharge, 21. 

Brunfwick, Duke of, Speaker to fign a Pats for tranfporting a 
Stone Horfe to him, 30 June. 

Buckingham County, Reprefentation and Petition of divers Af- 
ferters of the Good Gld Caufe, read; Petitioners thanked, 
28 May—Commiflioners for the Afleflment, added, 15 Feb. 
—High Sheriff appointed, 12 Mar. 

— Duke of, Letter on his Behalf and his Petition, read ; 
the Council of State to take Security for his Submiffion to 
the ne , and give him Liberty to continue here longer, 
18 July. 

Buildings, new, a Committee to examine what Cafh is in the 
Hands of the Commitlioners or Colleétors, 18 June—Re- 
port, 22. 

Bull-baitinzs. Vide Horfe-races. 

Bullion, a Committee to examine what has been tranfported, 
and put in Execution the Order for preventing the Trant. 
portation thereof, and feize any ready to be tranfported, 11 
July. 

Buljirode, Thomas, Petition read, and to be confidered, 20 
May. 

Burgefie, Mr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work of Hu- 
miliation, 29 Dec.—Thanked, 4 Jan. 

Burrough, Edward, Paper figned by him to be confidered, 5 
Sept. 

Ron, Colonel James, appointed One of the Council of State, 
13 May. 

: is, Miele, Commiffioners for the Affeffment added, 
17 Feb.—2 Mar. 

Butler, William, Report nominating him Quarter Mafter Ge- 
neral of the Army ; Paper concerning him, read; Quettions, 
that the Report be re-committed—That he be Quarter Mafter 
General, feverally Neg. 4 July.—Previous and main Quef- 
tions, that he be Quarter Maiter General, feverally affirma- 
mative, 9. : ' 

Byron, Erneftus, Order for difcharging him—For fufpending 

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A.1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


C4 LVERT, John and Richard, 1652, their Names to be 

inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Cambridge Univerfity, 1651, Information that the Chancellor 
had not taken the Engagement, referred to the Committee 
for regulating the Univerfities, 4 Nov. 

1652, Petition of well affeéted Doétors, &amp;c. 11 June. 
County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov.—Commiffioners 
for the Affefiments added, 19 Dec. 

— 1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffioner under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Camera, Roderico Comes de. Vide Portugal. 

Cansfield, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Captives, 1651, Report from the Council of State, touching 
fending Money for redeeming them, approved ; the Commit- 
tee of the Navy to confider how to prevent the Taking our 
Men by the Turks, 28 Nov. Report; Refolution touch- 
ing Cruifers in the Streights, and Convoys for Ships bound 
thither ; the Committee of the Navy to fee this Vote put 
in Execution, with Power to add three Ships, 14 Jan. 

1652, Aét for continuing the Aét for Redemption of 
Captives, read twice ; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. A&amp; 
patfed and to be printed, 31 Mar.——Aét for further Con- 
tinuance thereof, read twice, and pafled, 21 Dec. 

Cardenas, Don Alonfo de. Vide Spain. 

Cardigan County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
fora Commifvon under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 

Carew, John, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. 

Carleton, Mr. 1652, intercepted Letter to him, read, 3 Aug. 

— Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Carmarthen County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, 
and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov.— 
Commiflioner for the Affeffments added, 9 Jan. 

— 1652, Order for appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Carmen, 1651, A&amp;ét for incorporating them to be a diftiné 
Company from the Woodmongers to be read, 21 &amp; 28 Aug. 
—Read twice and committed ; Petitions referred ; the Com- 
mitttee impowered to confider other Petitions referred to them, 
3 Sept. Aét to be reported, 5 Feb. 

1652, Like Order, 11 Jan. 1 Feb. 

Carnaby, Francis, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Carnarvon County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

— 1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 

Carre, Stephen and Lewis, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Carter, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Jofeph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Odt. 

Carterett, Sir Philip, 1651, Queftion for admitting him to 
compound for the Iiland of Sarke, Neg.—Truftees for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates to forbear contra¢ting for any Lands 
of his in Jerfey, 2 Jan. 

Caryll, Mr. defired to preach, 20 Aug.——27 a. 1651.—— 
1 June, 27 Jan. 1652. Thanked, 23 Sept. 1651.— 
10 June 1652. 

Cofe, Thomas, 1651, Petition read; Refolution for pardoning 

im ; Order for pafling the Pardon under the Great Seal—For 
difcharging his Imprifonment and Bail, and taking off his Se- 
SS 15 Oct. Speaker to fign a Warrant for his 

ifcharge, 16. 

Caftles, Colonel, 1652, Commiffioners in Ireland to allow 8o /. 
per Annum for the Maintenance and Education of his Chil- 
dren, and to fettle Lands of 100/. per Annum on them and 
their Heirs, 8 Apr. 

Cathedrals, 1652, Order touching pulling them down. Vide 
Faith, public.—Previous Quettion for applying the Bells to 
make Ordnance, Neg. 9 July. 

Caufield, Lady, 1651, Order for continuing her weekly Main- 
tenance fix Months longer, 21 Nov. 

1652, her Petition referred to the Committee of Peti- 
tions, 27 Aug. Order for beftowing 3007. on her to 
pay her Debts and tranfport her into Ireland, 15 Mar. 

Caw u William, 1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Chaces. Vide Forefts. 

Chaffey, Richard, Edward, and Samuel, 1652, their Names to 
be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 






























































Challenges and Duels, 1652, Act againft them read twice, and 
committed, 13 May. 

Challoner, Thomas, appointed One of the Council of State, 24 
Nov. 1651 &amp; 1652. 

James, 1652, Order for paying him 200/. in Satisfac- 
tion for his Difburfements, 31 Dec. Amended, 1 Jan. 

Chamberlain, William, Thomas, and Sir Thomas, 1652, their 
‘Names to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 
2 Nov. 

Chambers, Dr. Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Chancey, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Channer, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Chapman, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Charleton, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 14 July. 

Charnock, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Charterhoufe near Hull, 1652, Commiflioners of the Great Seal 
to confider the State thereof, 20 May. 

Chatham, 1652, Order againft felling Lands belonging to the 
Dock, 2 Sept. Letter from thence with Examinations of 
two Perfons, read, 23 Mar. 

Chauntrell, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Cheltenham, 1652, Petition and Cries of the Inhabitants of that 
and other adjacent Parifhes, read, 6 May. 

Chefter County. Vide Lancafter, Duchy of, 1651. Order 
for paying Ships taken up for the Service thereof, 29 Aug.— 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under 
the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Petition of Juftices and Juries 
read, and referred to a Committee, with Power to indemnify 
the Petitioners in the mean Time—Petition of the Officers of 
the Brigade of Foot raifed in the County, read and referred, 
11 Dec. 

1652, Report touching the Gentlemens Engagement ; 

Debt allowed ; the Committee to confider in what Manner, 

and out of what it may be fatisfied, 16 July Report re- 

ferred to the Committee on the Bill for Sale of Delinquents 

Eftates, 22 Sept. Their Report ; Power of giving Satif- 

faction transferred to the Committee on the Bill for Adven- 

turers in Ireland, 14 Jan.—Order appointing High Sheriff, 
and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

City, 1651, Alderman appointed without Prejudice to 
the Charter, 15 Aug.--——Recorder difcharged ; another ap- 
pointed, 5 Sept. 

Chefterfield, Earl of, 1652, Order for fufpending his weekly 
Allowance, 31 Dec. 

Cheyney, Charles, 1652, Previous Queftion for appointing him 
Sheriff of Northamptonfhire, Neg. 12 Nov. 

Chilcott, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Cholmley, Henry and Marmaduke, 1652, their Names to be in- 
ferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Chorley, Robert and Richard, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

ee Day, 1652, Order prohibiting the Obfervation there- 
of, and the Ufe of any Solemnities in the Church; Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. to fee the Order duly obferved—To take Care 
that Perfons opening their Shops be protected from Violence, 
and Offenders punifhed—A Committee to fee the Shops in 
Weltminfter Hall be kept open, 24 Dec. 

Cinque Ports, 1652, A&amp; for fettling the Power of the Lord 
Admiral, and Lord Warden dae in the Council of State, 
read twice ; Commencement and Continuance ; A&amp;t pafled, 
23 Nov. 

Circuits, 1651, Commiffioners of the Great Seal to take Care 
for fending the Judges, 3 Feb. 
1652, Like Order, 24 June 

go them from Time to Time, 2 Feb. 

Clanrickard, Earl of, 1652, Information that he is come from 
Ireland with the Commiflioners Pafs ; referred to Council of 
State, 7 Jan. ‘ 

Clare, Earl of, 1651, Petition read ; State of his Cafe touching 
his Payment of a twentieth Part, reported ; Refolution there- 
upon, 30 Dec. 

Clark, John, 1652, Petition read ; Commiffioners for com- 
pounding to fee him paid according to his Agreement, out 
of his Difcoveries——to examine the Truth of his Debt, 
and pay the unfatisfied Part thereof, 26 Aug. ; 

homas and Samuel, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Clavering, Sir John and Thomas, 1652, their Names to 
be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 
2 Nov. 

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Clein, Francis, 1651, Petition reported; Draughts and Defigns 
touching the Tapeftry Manufacture at Mortiake to be left in 
his Hands ‘Truftees for Sale of late King’s Goods to for- 
bear felling them, 10 Oét. 

Clement, George, 1651, Information againft him referred to a 
Committee, with Power to examine upon Oath, 19 Feb. 

Order for their Meeting ; all that come to have Voices, 
23 Ma. 

Clent, Littleton, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 10 Nov. 

Clerk, James, and Edward Warger, 1651, their Cafe referred 
to the Council of State, with Power to determine it, and 
difpenfe with Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Anne, 1651, Petition and Cate referred to the Com- 

mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

James, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Od. 

Clerke, Dr. William, 1651, appointed One of the Judges of 
the Admiralty, 28 Nov. 

Colonel, 1651, Order for continuing fix Companies of 
his Regiment three Months longer Vor advancing three 
Months Pay to the Regiment, 5 Dec. 

Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oc. 

Cleveland, Earl of, 1651, Refolution that he isa fit Perfon to 
be brought to Trial That he be committed to the Tower, 
11 Sept. Report from the Council of State that he is 
a fit Perfon to be made an Example of, and tried by the 
High Court of Juftice—-His Pettion ; previous Queftion 
for reading it, Neg. 6 Nov. 

Cleypole, Jolin, 1651, Report from the Council of State touch- 
ing authorizing him to raife a Troop of Horfe, 20 Aug. 

Cleyton, Colonel Randolph, 1652, Order for reftoring his 
Lands, and pafling his Pardon under the Great Seal, 6 
July. 

Clift, Jobn, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Clifton, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

— Jervoice, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

— John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Cloathing Trade, 1652, Report from the Council of State of 
Abufes therein, and in tranfporung Wool and Fullers-earth 
to be confidered——-A Committee to fend for Papers prepared 
by them relating thereto Perlous appointed to confi- 
der the Inconventences in Law ; to make Abftract of all the 
Laws in force concerning Cloathing, 13 Apr. Petition 
of Clothiers read, and referred to the Committee of Ex- 
cife, 28 Jan. 

Clotworthy, Sir John, 1652, Charge againft him referred to the 
Committee of Accounts, 16 July. 

Coals, 1651, a Committee to examine what Impofition is laid 
thereupon without Authority of Parliament, 28 Jan. 

— 1652, Act for continuing the Impofition on Coals, read 
twice; Continuance thereof; Quetiion for Ingroflment, Neg. 
A&amp; pafled, and to be printed, 22 Mar. , 

Coatfworth, Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Dill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Coble, William, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding to fiate 
his Cafe, 13 July. Certificate on his Behalf, read; 
Queftion for inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of De- 
linguents Lands, Neg, Order for! difcharging his Se- 
quefiration, 2 Nov. 

Cobbeti, Major John, 1651, Order for beftowing 1007. on 
him Act for fettling a Houfe and Lands in Scotland of 
100/. per Annum on him and his Heirs ; ordered, 6 Sept. 
Comuiflioners there to caufe a Survey upon Oath, fet forth 
the Houfe and Lands, and put in Pofletlion, 15 Oct. 

Cockjon, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted im the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Coke, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 22 June. 

Colchejier, 1652, Petition of poor Inhabitants referred to the 
Committee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Coleman, Walter. Vide Sherwin Richard. 

Collier, Francis, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Collingwood, Cuthbert, 1652, Petition read ; Queftion for infert- 
ing his Name in the Bil for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 
1 July. Order tor it, 27 Oct. 7 

Collins, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Oct. 

Committees, 1651, a Committee to offer to the Houfe Bufinefs 
of the moft iimportance, 19 Nov. Order amended, 20— 
Report to be made, 5 Dec. Made touching the Excife on 
Ale and Beer, 12. Vide 4le——Touching the Judges Sa- 

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laries ——The publick Revenue—The Bill for a publick 
Regifier, 23 Jan. Vide Judges. Revenue publick, and Re- 
giier publick——Adventurerers for Lands in Ireland to attend 
them, 30 ‘Previous and main Queftions that no Perfori 
be in the Chair of a Committee longer than a Month a: one 
Time, feverally affirmative, 26 Nov. Order for transfer- 
ring the Power of Committees to Perfons out of the Houfe, 
12 Dec. 

1652, a Committee to examine the Mifdemeanors of 
Officers to any Committee in taking Bribes and Fees not al 
lowed by Parliament, 25 Jan. 

Commonwealth. Vide Revenue, publick. 

Condé, Prince of, 1652, his Letter of Credence to Sieur Barniere 
read, and referred to the Council of Staie, with Power to 
hear his Propofals, 31 Mar.——Their Tranfa@ions with 
him; his Paper and Letter to them reported and read, 8 
Apr. Prince’s Letter read, and referred to them, with 
Power to hear and debate the Agents Propofals, 4 May. 

Another Letter from the Prince read, and referred to 

: the Council of State, with the fame Power, 27 Jan. 

Coney, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Deiinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Coning fby, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 O&amp;t. 

Fitzwilliam, 1652, Commiflioners for com ounding to 

examine and ftate the Cafe of him and his Son, 16 Nov. 

Conjiable, Sir William, 1651, his Letter read, 28 Aug. 

1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 25 Nov. 

———— Philip, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 13 July. 

Sir Philip, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

——— Sidney, William, Matthew, and John, 1652, their 
Names to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents 
Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Conwel, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 July. 

Convoys, 1652, Council of State to fettle them, 23 Nov. 

Conyers, Catharine, 1652, her Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Lftates, 27 Oct. 

Cooke, James, 1651, his Cafe reported; Order for reftoring his 
Goods free from Seizure and Confifcation, 3 Keb. 

— Colonel George, 1652, Order for paying gool. to his 

Widow out of Monies appointed tor the Lrith Service 

For fettling Lands in Ireland of 200/. per Annum on her, 

her Children, and their Heirs; Commiflioners upon a Survey 

to fettle them in fuch proportion as they fhall think fit, and 
put them in Poffetlion Letter for that Purpote ordered ; 

Speaker to fign it, 22 Odt. Order for paying the 300 é. 

out of the Compofition Monies for North Wales For- 

mer Order difcharged, 28 

— Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Biil for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Coplefion, John, 1652, his Sou’s Petition read; Order for in- 
ferting his Name in the Bull for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 
27 Oct. 

Copyholds. Vide Fines. 

Corbett, John, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Corke, Earl and Countefs of, 1651, Report from the Com- 
mittee of Complaints ; his Petition and Certificates read ; Ar- 
ticles upon the Surrender of York read-——Refolution that 
they are comprifed therein That their Goods ought to 
be reftored, in Kind or Value, 21 Nov. 

Corporations, 1652, the Committee for them to confider 
how they may be fettled, and their Charters altered and 
renewed to be under the Commonwealth, 14 Sept. All 
that come to have Voices Member for any Corporation to 
have Notice before the Committee fend for the Charter, 10 Feb. 

Corfuch, Mr. 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Cottam, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Coventry, 1651, Committees Letter read, 21 Aug. 

Coventrye, Richard. Vide Ball, George. : 

Couljon, Fairely, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Council of State, 1651, Report touching the Determination of 
the Time of their Power Refolution for re-eleéting only 
Twenty-one of the prefent Members For electing the 
whole by Ballot Da appointed——Their Names to be 
fet up in the Houfe Setondtions for them to be confidered, 
19 Nov. Confidered, 20 &amp; 21; further Debate adjourned 
till after the Eleétion, 21. The Council of State elected, 
24 &amp; 25. Inftruétions touching the Difburfements of the 
Publick Money——Touching the Encouragement of the 
Fifhery, agreed to Previous and main Queftions that no 
Perfon be in the Chair longer than a Month at once, feverally 

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agreed to, 20. A&amp; for conftituting a Council of State, 

read, Commencement and Continuance thereof; Aét and 

Inftructions pafled—Oath of Secrecy to be taken by them, 

read, and agreed to ; Secretar. geen Oath to be taken 

by him, read and agreed to—Oath to be taken by their under 

Officers read and agreed to, 28. 

1652, Power given them to elect a Clerk, in the 
Room of Mr. Froft, deceafed, 30. Refolution for taking 
the fame Order in the Eleétion this Year as lafti—Day ap- 
pointed for it—Laft Inftructions to be confidered, 16 Nov. 
—Confidered and agreed to, with Amendments, 18.—Coun- 
cil of State elected, 24 &amp; 25—A@ conftituting a Council of 
State from 30th November 1652 to 1ft December 1653, and 
impowering them to put their Inftruétions in Execution, read 
twice; Quefiion for Ingroffiment, Neg.—Act with the In- 
firuétions paffed—Order for them to take an Oath of Secrecy, 
and adminifter the ufual Oath to their under Officers, g0-— 
Power given them to licenfe the Importation of Goods ufeful 
to the Commonwealth, 10 Dec. 

Courland, Duke of, 1652, his Letter read; Council of State 
to prepare Anfwer, and treat with the Commiffionate, 5 Jan. 

Cowper, Sir Anthony Athley, 1652, pardoned of his Delinquency, 
and made capable of all other Privileges, 17 Mar. 

Cox, Thomas, 1651, his Cafe referred to the Council of State, 
with Power to determine it, and difpenfe with Forfeiture and 
Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Ettate, 27 Oct. 











“Cradock, Mr. defired to preach, 24 Mar. 1652.-——Excufed, 


1 Apr. 1653. 

Crafurd, Earlof, 1651. Vide Scotland. 

Crainglington, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Ettates, 2 Nov. 

Cramlington, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 14 July. 

Craven, Lord, 1651, States General’s Letter touching him, 
read, 22 Aug. 

1652, his Petition read, 10 June. Previous and 

main Queftions for inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of 

Delinquents Lands, feverally Affirmative, 22. Petition of 

Commiflioners for managing his Eftate, read; Refolution 

that he ftand in the Bill, 3 Aug.—His Petition read ; Quefiion 

for proceeding further in the Debate thereon, Neg. 29 Dec. 

Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Ot. 

Crofton, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Crompton, ‘Thomas, 1651, his Letterread, 22 Aug. 

Cromwell, Lord General, 1651, his Letter, with a Letter inclofed. 
—upon Report frow Council of State, Refolution for paying 
the Troops that were recruited, according to the Efiablifh- 
ment; the Committee of the Army to pay them, 19 Aug.— 
Another Letter from him read ; referred to Council of State 
to effect what is therein defired, 22—Another read, 26— 
Another, with intercepted Letters inclofed, read, 1 Sept.— 
Another read, 2. &amp; for the Continuance of the Com- 
mittee of the Army, and Treafurers at War, read twice; 
Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be 
printed, 3. State of the feveral Forces ordered, 9. 
Lift of the Forces in Field and Garifon in England and 
Wales, with an Eftimate of the monthly Charge of them, 
and of the Forces within the Eftablithment in lreland and 
Scotland ; Council of State to confider what Forces and Ga- 
rifons are neceflary to be kept up, and how they and the 
Train of Artillery may be lJeffened, 16. Order for dif- 
banding 4000 Horfe and Dragoons, and the Foot lately taken 
into Pay, 10 Sept. Report concerning the Forces to be 
continued, and what to be reduced in England and Scotland, 
with the Charge of the whole ; Order for dilbanding three 
Regiments of Horfe, five of Foot, and 30 fingle Companies ; 
Lord General to take Care the Horfe be difbanded, 2 Oct. 
Order for difbanding Money—Eftablifhment of the Artillery 
agreed to, 7. Officers and Perfons added to the Ettablifh- 
ment of the Army ; the Committee of the Army to pay them, 
4 Nov.—Eftablifhment of the feveral Forces in the Field in 
England and Scotland, reported from the Council of State, 
and agreed to—The Committee of the Army to contider of the 
Act prohibiting free Quarter, 5 Dec. Paper touching 
Monies to make up the Pay of the Armies in England and 
Scotland ; Eftimate of the Charge trom 25th December 1651, 
to 25th June 1652; Refolution thereupon, 17. Vide Supply; 
A&amp; for fettling the Treafurers at War, bo impowering the 
Committee of the Army to proceed in the laft Act of Aifefi- 
ment, as formerly ordered, 19. Read twice and committed; 
Petition referred, 26. Reported; Refolution that there be 
only two Treafurers at War, Queftion, that any of the old 
Treafurers be named in the Bill, Neg. Previous and main 
Queftions that Members be named, feverally Affirmative. 






































Treafurers appointed; Committees added to the Committee 
of the Army ; Debate adjourned, 31.—Refumed ; Queftion, 
that the Bill be ingroffed, Neg. Act paffed and to be printed; 
other Committees added to the Committee of the Army, 1 
Jan.—A&amp; to be printed, 2.—Explanatory A@ read twice; 
Queftion for Ingroffmeni, Neg. Act pailed, 17.—Petition 
of Treafurers at War read, and referred to a Committee, 26 
Dec. Report ; their Accounts referred to the Committee 
of Accounts, 1 Jan. Council of State and Lord General 
to order and difpofe of all the Forces, and the Charge of 
them, not exceeding the Eftablifhment, 23. Petition of 
the Council of Officers at Whitehall, read, 27 To be 
confidered, 27 Jan—2 Mar.  iteferred to a Committee, 
12.—Papers concerning Arrears due to the Army that was 
in Scotland, reported, and referred to the Committee of the 
Army, 17 Feb. 

———- 1652, Report, 7 Apr. Power given them to dif- 
charge all free Quarter i 25th March 1648, out of the 
Arrears of the Affeflments for 1648 and 1649—Lord Gene- 
ral’s Regiment to be recruited to 1,200 Men belides Officers, 
for three Months, the Committee of the Army to pay them. 
21 May. Council of State with Lord General and others, 
to confider the Forces in England and Scotland, and how a 
Retrenchment may be made of the public Charge, 2 June, 

Refolution for continuing the former Committee of the 

Army, and Treafurers at War; Act for that Purpofe or- 

dered; Read twice and committed, 16. Reported ; Com- 

mittee added; Act paffed and to be printed, 18. Report 
from Council of State touching recruiting feveral Regiments 

whofe Men have been fent aboard Ships, referred back, 9 

July Upon Report from Council of State that the Lord 

General’s Regiment has been recruited from 1200 to 1600 

Men; Order for paying them for three Months, 14. 

Council of State to give Account touching the Retrenchmnent 

of the Forces, 12 Aug. Petition of Officers read, and re- 

ferred to a Committee; Petitioners thanked, 13 -—— 

Order for making Report, g Sept. State of the Proceed- 

ings of the Committee on the Bill for fettling a certain Time 

for the Sitting of this Parliament, reported; Petition refer- 
red to another Committee, 14. Petition of the Train of 

Artillery, read; a Committee to confider how the Petitioners 

may be fatisfied for Ground they contraéted for, 15 Ot. 

Council of State to prefent Eftimate of the Charge of the 

Army for the next Year, with tie incident Charges, 10 Nov. 

Eftimate reported, 27. Charges of the Forces in England, 

Scotland, and Ireland, according to the Eftablifhment, for 

13 Months, reported, 2 Dec.—80,000/. per Month allotted 

for their Support, 4. The Committee of the Army upon 

Conference with Lord General and Officers, to confider how 

the Vote may be made practicable without free Quarter, 6. 

Report touching the Abatement of the Charge of the 

Land-forces, by difbanding fo many as may conlift with 

Safety, Agreed to; the Committee of the Army to fce it put 

in Execution—Council of State to fee feveral Garifons dif- 

mantled—Power given them with the Advice of the Lord Ge- 
neral, to make Alterations in Horfe and Foot, with a certain 

ReftriGtion, 1 Jan. Bill for appointing a Committee of the 

Army, and Treafurers at War, ordered, 15. Read twice ; 

Queiiious for Commitment and Ingroflment, feverally Neg. 

A&amp;t paffed, and to be printed, 17. mA 

1651, A Committtee to confider of fome fit Teftimony 

of the Parliament’s thankful Acceptance of his great and 

faithful Services; and order a proper Accomodation for 
him at Hampton Court for the prefent ; Perfon appointed to 
provide Neceflaries ; a Committee to be fent to him, 6 Sept. 

Inftructions for them reported, 9.— Their Letter read; 

Refolution for fettling 4,o00/. per Annum on him and his 

Heirs; a Committee to confider of particular Lands to be 

fettled and prepare Bill for that Purpofe, 11. Bill to be 

prefented, 12 Dec. Read twice and committed ; the Com- 
mittee impowered to find out a convenient Houfe for him; 
and infert it in the Bill, 18. Bill reported ; Queftion for In- 
grofiment, Neg. Ad paffed, 24. Appointed one of the 

Council of State, 24 Nov. 

1652, Upon Report from Council of State, Refolution 

that the Act conftituting him Captain General and Com- 

mander in Chief of tne Forces raifed, or to be raifed in Eng- 
land, fhall extend to the Forces raifed and to be raifed in 

Ireland, 15 June. 

Major General Oliver, 1651, Petition and Cafe of his 
Executrix referred to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 
Crofly, Lady Anne, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 

Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Crofsland, Jordan, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
tor Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oét. 

Crowe, Sir Sackville, 1652, Speaker to iffue Warrant to the 
Lieutenant of the Tower to deliver him over to the Serjeant ; 
Serjeant to take Bail, 10 Mar. 

































































Crowle, 




















IN DEX oo the Sannane VoLuME. 


Crowle, George, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, 
with Power to determine it, and difpenfe with Forfeiture and 
Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Cullen, 1652, Letters trom the Senate to be tranflated and pre- 
fented, 27 Jaa. 
Cumberland, 151, Order s,ooimting High Sheriff, and for a 

Commiffion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 
1652, Like Gider, 12 Nov.——24 Mar. 
Cufioms, 1651, Bill tor payment of 150,000/. charged upon 














the Farmers, reported and recommitted, 19 Nov. Their 
Petition read, 12 Mar. ; 
— 1652, Bill to be reported, 19 Jan—4 Mar. Bill 





for renewing the Cuftoms ordered, 18. A&amp; for Continu- 
ance thereof till 26th March, 1653, read twice; Queftion for 
Ingroflment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be printed, 22. 


A. 1653. 
C AM BRIDG E and Huntingdon Counties, Order appoint- 


ing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 
10 Nov.—Queftion for difcharging him, Neg. 15. Order 
for it—For appointing another, 16. 

Captives, Council of State impowered to iffue Money for re- 
deeming them, 5 Sept. Power transferred to the Com- 
mittee for regulating the Cuftoms, 14 Nov. Bill for con- 
tinuing the Act for redeeming them, and tranfporting, main- 
taining, and educating Irifh Children in the Proteftant Reli- 
gion, read and laid afide; new Bill ordered, 19 Oct. 

Cardigan County, Cafe as to the Magifiracy read, and referred 
to the Committee for Juttices of Peace, 10 Aug. Report; 
Commiflioners for the Aileflments added, 12.—Order appoint- 
ing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 
10 Nov.—For difcharging him and appointing another, 15, 

Carew, John, appointed one of the Council of State, g July 

1 Nov. 

Carmarthen, County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Carnarvon, County, Order appointing Hight Sheriff, and for a 
Commitlion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Carter, Richard, Petition with Schedule annexed, read ; Bill 
for enabling him to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, order- 
ed, 14 Nov. 

Carterett, Dr. Philip, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 7 Nov. Report; Order for admitting 
his Father toa Compofition, deducting Money formerly paid 
to Colonel Heane, 16. 

Chancery, Bufinefs thereof to be confidered, 4 Aug. Refolu- 
tion for taking away the Court; Bill for that Purpofe, or- 
dered ; a Committee to confider how Caufes depending 
may be determined, 5—— Refolution for fufpending 
Proceedings therein for a Month; Commiffioners of the 
Great Seal to iffue forth Original Writs, and Writs of Co- 
venant and Entry, 15 Oct.—Bill for Stay of hearing Caufes 
and making Orders in Chancery, from 15th of October 1653, 
to 12th of November following; Queftions for Commit- 
inent and palling, feverally Neg.—Bill for appointing a Way 
to determine the prefent Caufes depending, ordered, 17. 
Read twice, and committed, 19.—Bill for conftituting Com- 
miflioners for hearing and determining Caufes of Equity in 
Chancery, vead; Queftion for fecond reading, Neg. 
the Committee of the Law to fit upon the Bill formerly 
committed, 22.——Bill for taking away the High Court 
of Chancery, and appointing Commiflioners and Judges to 
hear and determine, as well as Caufes now depending, as alfo 
future Matters of Equity, and putting in Order other Mat- 
ters of Law, which were within the Jurifdiction of that 
Court, and regulating divers Abufes in Courts of Common 
Law, read twice, and committed, 3 Nov. 

Chapman, Capt. Edmund, Upon — from the Committee 
of the Navy, Order for allowing his Widow goo/. for her 
Maintenance, 28 O&amp;t. 

Charing Crofs, Proclamation touching a Tumult there, reported, 
read, and to be printed, 28 O¢t. 
Chefier County, Petition of divers well-affected Inhabitants re- 
ported and read, 19 Sept. ——Order appointing High Sheriff, 
and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov.—Com- 

miffioners for the Affeffments added, 24. 

City, Petition of divers well-affeéted Inhabitants, re- 
ported and read, 19 Sept. 

Clanrickard, Earl of, State of his Cafe reported, and referred 
to the Committee for lrifh Affairs, 2 Aug. Report; Or- 
der for paying him 1,200 /. in full of all Demands For al- 
lowing Conveyances and Grants made by him, 20 Sept.— 
For paying him 600 /. in Part, 7 Oct. 

Clark, Dr. appointed one of the Judges of the Admiralty, 30 
July. 

Clarkjon, 7 appointed Minifter of Crayford, 17 Nov. 

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Clerk, of the Houfe, appointed, 5 July—A Committee te 
fee an Entry made by him of the Meeting and Proceedings 
of the Houfe, 7——-Order for him to licenfe the Printing 
them, 21. Vide Houfe. Affiftant appointed; Member 
undertakes for his Sufficiency and Integrity, 12 Aug. 

Coals, Propofals touching the Difcovery of a Mine in New 
Foreft, and Letters concerning the fame, reported, read and 
referred to the Council of Trade, 15 Sept. 

Committees, a Committee to confider of the right Order and dif- 
pofing of the Bufinefs of the Houfe by them, 14 July. Report; 
feveral appointed—The Committee to name a Committee for 
Advancement of Learning, 20. Report; Committee agreed 
to, 21.—None to fit after Eighto’Clock; 22 O&amp;. 

Conftable, Sir William, upon Report from Council of State, 
Order for recruiting his Regiment to 1,000 Men—For taking 
the Recruits into the Eftablifhment, 8 Aug. For con- 
tinuing and paying them Three Months longer, 28 O&amp;. 

Conjiantinople. Vide Bendith and Lawrence. 

Cook, Colonel Charles, appuinted one of the Judges of the Ad- 
miralty, 30 July. 

Cooper, Sir Anthony Afhley, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 July, 1 Nov. 

Coriton, Philippa, Petition reported and read; Order for admit- 
ting her to compound for the unfold Part of Henry Kille- 
grew’s Eftate, 31 Oct. 

Corn, a Committee to confider touching the Tranfportation 
thereof, 16 Sept. 

Cornwall, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commif- 
fion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. For difcharging him 
and appointing another, 25 Commiffioners for the Af- 
feflments added, 24. 

Council of State, Former Inftru&amp;ions to them to be confi- 
dered, 7 July. Read; Debate thereon adjourned, 8. Re- 
fumed; One omitted; Others added ; Number and Quorum 
agrecd to; Fourteen elected; Quefiion for filling up the 
Number, Neg. Thofe elected to proceed according to the 
Infiructions ; Day appointed for nominating the reft ; a Com- 
mittee to prefent Names, 9. Names prefented and agreed 
to; Continuance of their Power; Bills for conftituting them, 
ordered, 14. Quorum reduced, 15 Order for charging 
10,000/. upon Goldfmith’s Hal!, for their Contingencies, 
1 Oct. Againtt their fitting after Eicht o’Clock, 22 
Debate touching fettling the Council of State; Votes for 
continuing 16 of the prefent Members, and electing 15 new 
Ones; Day appointed, 31 Council chofen ; Continuance 
of their Powers ; Bill for conttituting them, ordered, 1 Nov. 
Read twice; Blanks filled up; Act pafled—Infiructions for 
them read and agreed to, with Amendments—Forms of Oaths 
to be taken by them, their Secretary, and other Officers, 2. 

Courtney, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 July. 

Cox, Thomas, Petition and Certificate annexed, reported ; Or- 
der for a Patent for a Collection in Kent, 22 Aug. 

Dr. Thomas, appointed Matter of Katharine’s Hofpi- 
tal; Order for a Patent under the Great Seal, 31 Ot. 

Cradock, Mr. defired to preach; appointed to preach every 
Sunday in Margaret’s Church, 8 Aug. 

Crayford, Petition of Inhabitants read; Minifter appointed, 17 
Nov. 

Crifpe, Captain Roger, upon Report from the Committee of the 
Navy, Order for allowing his Widow and Child, g00/. for 
their Maintenance, 28 Oct. 

Cromwell, Lord General, Perfons fummoned by him to take the 
fupreme Authority, appear in the Council Chamber at White- 
hall, 4 July Form of the Summons under his Hand and 
Seal, prefented ——A Committee to be fent to detire his Pre- 
fence and Afliftance in the Houfe, 5. Inftrument read ; Mif- 
nomers amended, 6 Refolution that he fit as a Member ; 
a Committee to communicate the Vote to him, 7.—Ap- 
pointed one of the Council of State, 9 July 1 Nov. 
Order for offering him Hampton Court in Exchange for 
Newhall, with a proportionable Value For fiaying the 
Sale thereof, 20 Sept. His Anfwer reported, 26—A Paper 
intituled, a Charge of High Treafon againft Oliver Crom- 
well, Efq; for feveral Treafons by him committed, with 
Informations and Examinations, reported and read; Bufinefs 
referred to the Council of State, 11 Odt. Report, that 
they had ordered 500 Men to be added to his Regiment; Or- 
der for taking them into the Eftablifhment for Three Months, 
26 Aug. For continuing and paying them Three Months 
longer, 28 Oct. ; 

Colonel Henry, appointed One of the Council of State, 
1 Nov. 

Cumberland, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Cujioms, Bill for compelling the late Farmers, and their under 
Sharers to pay a proportionable Part of 150,000/, formerly 
paid to the Ufe of the Commonwealth, by fome of the Far- 
mers, read, 21 July. Committed 23 Bill for com- 


pelling 

































































INDEX @ th SEVENTH VOLUME. 


pelling them to pay 15,0001. formerly paid to the fame Ufe, 
read twice, and committed ; Committee impowered to hear 
all Parties, and prefent Commiflioners Names, 2 Aug,—-— 
Petition of late Farmers reported and read, 20 Sept. 
Their Propofal for paying, 276,146. upon the Security of 
Foreft Lands, agreed to, with Amendments ; Application 
thereof—A Committee appointed for the prefervation of the 
Cuftoms, and preventing Abufes therein, 23. Report, 30. 





A. 1654. 


AMBRIDGE Univerfity, Petition from thence reac, 
and referred to a Committee, 22 Dec. Vide Law 
Civil. 


Candles ordered, 10 Nov. Queftion 








7.11 &amp; 16 Dec. 





for bringing them in, Neg. 24 Nov. 2 Dec. 
Cuclough, Wexford. Queen’s County and Kilkenny Eleétion ; 


Petition reported, and referred to the Committee, 27 Sept. 

Report touching referring the Matter of Faét to the 
Lord Deputy and the Council of State of Ireland, difagreed 
to 5 Odt. 

Certiorari, and Habeas Corpus, a Committee to confider of 
redrefling the Abufes thereof, 3 Nov. Petition referred, 4. 

Chancery, Ordinance for regulating and limiting the Jurifdic- 
tion thereof, referred to a Committee, with Power to confider 
whether it be fit to fufpend it in Part, or in the Whole, 
5 Oct. Order for making Report, 12. Order for fufpending it 
till 28th November next; the Committee before that Day to 
bring in a Regulation of the whole, 13. Order for fuf- 
pending it till 25th December next, 28 Nov. For fulpend- 
ing it till aff March next, 10 Jan. Bill for regulating 
the Chancery, to be prefented 15 &amp; 25 Nov. Read, 4 Dec. 
Order for Second Reading, 22. 

Cheefe. Vide Corn. 

Chejier, A Committee to confider of the Arrears of Lord Chief 
Juttice’s Salary, 19 Dec. 

Cheynell, Dr. Francis, defired to preach, 4 Sept. Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 14. 

Church, Government, Vide Government. 

Civilians, Petition read, and referred to the Committee for 
Certioraris and Habeas Corpus, 4 Nov. 

Clanrickard, Earl of, has Leave to ftay in England for fix 
Months under the Privileges he had by his Articles, 29 
Sept. 

Clerk of Houfe, upon Exception taken to his coming in before 
he was chofen; withdraws; called in; Speaker acquaints 
him the Hloufe had chofen him; defires Leave to fpeak ; 
heard; and commanded to come to his Place; his Election 
to be entered, 4 Sept. 

Alliftant approved, 10 Oct. 

Clerke, Thomas Petition read, and referred to a Committee ; 
Truftees for Sale of Delinquents Lands to forbear felling a 
Farm mentioned therein, 15 Jan. 

Common Pleas, Lord Protector’s Letter read ; Lord Chief Juftice 
approved, 24 Oct. 

Conjifcation. Vide Lorfeitures. 

Corn, a Committee to confider of Encouragement for Tranfpor- 
tation thereof, and of Butter and Cheefe, and what Cuftoms 
are fit to be paid upon tranlporting them; and of the Statutes 
againft Engroflers, 6 Oct. Report; Debate thereon ; ad- 
journed, 27. Refumed; Refolution, that Natives may trant- 
port Wheat, when the Price does not exceed 36s. per Quar- 
ter, paying 4d. per Quarter Cufiom—Rye, when it exceeds 
not 24s. per Quarter, paying 3d. per Quarter—Barley or Malt, 
when it exceeds not 20s. per Quarter, paying 2d. per Quar- 
ter—Beans and Peas, not excecding 24s. per Quarter, paying 
3d. per Quarter. The Corn to be tranfported in Veltels of 
this Commonwealth.—Butter, not exceeding 6d. per Pound, 
paying 2s. 6d. per Barrel, containing 124 Pounds—Aliens 
to pay 5s. per Barrel—Liberty given to buy, keep, and fell 
Corn again in the Markets, when the Prices do not exceed 
thefe Rates ; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 31. To be pre- 
fented, 11 Nov. 

Cotterell, John. Vide Biddle and Privileges. 

Council. Vide Government. 

Craven, Lord, Petition to be read, 2 Nov. Read, and referred 
to a Committee, 3. Counfel to attend the Committee in 
Behalf of the Commonwealth, 7. Commiflioners for feveral 
Halls, and other Perfons to attend them; Solicitor for the 
State appointed, 11. Petition of Purchafers of his Eftate 
read, and referred, 13. Counfel for the State appointed, 
22 Dec. 

Creditors and poor Prifoners, Report touching Inconveniences 
from the Act, and Ordinances for their Relief; Order for 
fufpending them A Committee to prepare Act for their 


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Relief, 25 O&amp;. Committees added, 27-——The Committee 
to fit de die in diem, and prefent the Bill, 2 Nov. 

Cromwell, Lord General Oliver, appointed Lord Proteétor, 16 
Nov. Vide Government. - 

Crooke, Sir Robert. Vide Sterling, Countefs of. 


1656 &amp; 1657. 


ALAMY, Mr. 1657, defired to affift in carrying on the 
Work of Humiliation, 20 Jan. Thanked, and to print his 
Sermon, 27. 

Calender, Earl of, and Lord Cranfton, 1657, Bill for Confirma- 
tion of their Pardon according to the Order of Proteétor and 
the Council of State; ordered, 29 Apr. Read twice, and 
committed, 15 June. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 19. 

Captives, 1656, Petition on behalf of feveral in Tunis, read, and 
referred to a Committee, with Power to prepare Bill for their 
Redemption, 14 Mar. 

1657, the Committee on the Bill for Tonage and 
Poundage to prepare Claufe for redeeming them, 1 June. 
Vide Supply. . 

Cardell, Widow, 1656, Order for beftowing Part of the laft Col- 
lection on her, 7 Mar. 

Cardigan County, 1656, new Writ, 2 Oct. 

Carlifle, 1656, Queftion for appointing a Day to read the Bill 
touching the Market, Neg. 5 Feb. Bill for changing it 


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from Saturday to Tuefday, read, g Mar. Committed, 16. 














1657, reported and to be ingrofled, 30 Mar. Pafled ; 
Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 25 May. Proteétor’s 


Content, 26 June. 

Earl of, 1656, Bill for confirmation of an Improvement 
made by him in certain Lands, and for fettling them on him 
and his Tenants, refpectively, read, 5 Dec. Committed, 15. 
To be reported, 22. Reported and to be ingrofled, 23. 
Paffed ; Proteétor’s Confent to be detired, 4 Feb. Protec- 
tor’s Confent, g June. 

Carmarthen County, 1656, new Writ, 4 Oct. 

Carter, Richard, 1656, Bill enabling him to fell Lands for Pay- 
ment of Debts, read, 3 Dec. Committed, 9. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 13. Pafled; Proteétor’s Content to be de- 
fired, 16. 

———~-—- 1657, Protector’s Confent, 9 June. 

— Colonel John, 1657, Petition read, and referred to a 

Committee, 2June. Protector to be defied to iffue his Privy 

Seal for paying him 3,000 /. out of the Prize Office, in Part of 

Satisfaction for his Arrears and publick Faith, 24. 

— Mr. 1657, defired to preach, 27 May. ‘Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 4 June. 

Caryl, Joteph, 1656, defired to aflift in carrying on the Work 
of Humiliation, 18 Sept.—1 Jan——Thanked, and to print 
his Sermons, 25 Sept.—12 Jan. 

1657, defired to aflilt in carrying on the Work of 
Thankfgiving, 2 Oét. ‘Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mon, 

Catechifm, 1656, Bill enjoining Minifters and others to perform 
the Duty thereof, read, 27 Jan. Order for fecond Reading, 
11 Feb. Bill committed ; Catechifin to be inferted therein, of- 
fered, Title read; Catechifin referred, 18. Bill to be re- 
ported, 12 Mar. Reported, and re-committed, 16. To be 
reported from Recommitment, 23. 

————— 1657, reported and to be ingroffed, 26 Mar. Order 
for third Reading, 4 Apr. Read, debate thereon, adjourn- 
ed, 20 May. Refumed; Bill paffed; Protector’s Confent to 
be defired, 21. Proteétor’s Confent, 9 June. 

Certioraris, 1656, a Committee to confider Abufes in granting 
them, and in what Cafes they are fit to be granted, and to 
prepare Bill therein, 25 Sept. 

Chaces. Vide Forefts. 

Chadwick, Mr. 1656, Petition againft him read, and referred 
to a Committee, upon divers Members affirming that he 
defired it might be referred, 13 Feb. 

Chancery, 1657, Ordinance fur regulating and limiting the Jurif- 
diction of the Court, to be continued in Force till the End of 
this Parliament, and no longer, without further Order from 
them, 29 Apr. A Committee to confider the Regulation 
thereof, with Power to prepare Bill in that behalf, 30. 

Chandos, Lady, 1657, Petition to be read, 30 Mar. 

Cheer County, 1656, Petition of Juftices of Peace, &amp;c. read, 
and referred to the Committee on the Bill for Probate of 
Wills, 27 Oct. Another from them, and the Atteftation 
of the Mayor of the City, &amp;c. read, 18. Vide Quakers— 
Proteétors Letters on the Behalf of the Brigade of the County ; 
Officers Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 22 Dec. 

Order for making Report, 31 Jan.——Report ;. Refo- 









































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INDEX © the Stvenru Vouvume. 


Pay for that Service; the Committee to confider how they 
may be fatisfied, 21 Feb. 

Chidley, Samuel, 1657. Vide Privileges Information of a 
printed Book delivered at the Door, intituled, “ Thunder from 
the Throne of God againft the Temples of Idols; with an 
Epifile in it, &amp;c.” Previous and main Queftions for calling 
Chidley to the Bar, feverally Affirmative; he owns the Book ; 
Order for taking him into Cuftody ; Book referred to a Com- 
mittee, with Power to fupprets private Preffes, and regulate 
the Prefs, 23 O&amp;. His Petition read; Order for liis Dif- 
charge, 28. 

Chitmill, William, 1656. Vide Privileges. . 

Clanebois, Lord Vilcount, 1656, Bili for confirming his Com- 
pofition read, 7 Mar. Committed, 10. 

1657, reported, and to be ingrofled, 27 Mar.—Paffed ; 
Prote¢tor’s Confent to be defired, 2 Apr.—Protector’s Con- 
fent, 9 June. 

Clare, Earl of, 1657, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill for Buildings, 11 May.—His Cafe report- 
ed, 5 June. Read; Queftions, that there is fufficient Ground 
for excepting his Buildings out of the Bill—That an Al- 
lowance be made him out of the Fines arifing from Members; 
feverally Neg. 9 June. 

Clarehall. Vide Johnfon, Samuel. 

Clements Inn Fields, 1656, Bill for eftablifhing a common, 
open and free Market therein, read, 13 Mar. Order for fe- 
cond Reading, 21. 

Clerk, 1657, chofen; called in; Speaker acquaints him there- 
with, 20 Jan.—A Committee to fearch what Oath hath been 
formerly taken by him, and whether any ought to be taken, 
and confider of the Form of an Oath to be taken by him and 
Clerk Affiftant, 21. Report—-Late Clerk to deliver the Jour- 
nal Books, &amp;c. to him—Order for keeping them in the Room 
over the Houle, 22. Vide Scobedl. 

Affiftant, 1656, approved upon Clerk’s Requeft, 18 Sept. 

~~ His Petition read; Order for fettling 2004. per Annum 

on him; Protector to be defired to give Warrant for Payment 
thereof, and of his Arrears, 30 Dec. 

1647. Vide Privileges. 

Clerke, John, and Wife, 1656, Bill for difpofing and fettling 
their Eftates read, 5 Feb. Comunitted, g. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 3 Mar. 

—1657, Order for third Reading, 26 Mar. 

Cloth, 1657, a Committee to confider of regulating the Manu- 
facture thereof, 26 Jan. 

Cobham, Lord, 1656, Bill to enable him to pafs a Fine of his 
Lands, read, 16 Nov. Order for fecond Reading, 1 Dec. 
Bill committed, 2. Reported, and to be ingroffed,g. Pe- 
tition againft the Bill read; Counfel to be heard; Order for 
third Reading, 13. Bill read; Counfel heard; Queftion for 
pafling ; Neg. Bill rejected, 20. 

Cockayne, Bryan, 1656, Petition to be read, 2 Nov. 

Cockrayne, Lord. Vide Privileges. 

Coeliho, Peter. Vide Pereira. 

Colchefier, 1657, Petition of Inhabitants read; Queftion for re- 
ferring it to a Committee ; Neg. 9 May. 
Cole, John, 1656, Petition and Remonftrance againft him 
read, and referred to a Committee, 22 Nov. Order for 
making Report, 24 Dec. Matter of Faét, with the Re- 
folutions of the Committee thereupon, reported, and agreed 
to; Commiflioners of the Great Seal to be required forth: 
with to put the Votes in Execution, 5 Jan. Upon Infor- 
mation of fome Obftruétions thereto, Refolutions that the 
Extent and Decree in Chancery, with the Proceedings there- 
upon, be vacated—That the Commiffioners of the Great 
Seal be required to iffue a Writ to the Sheriff, to reftore 
Poffeflion of the Houfe, Lands, &amp;c. remaining in f{pecie to 
Mr. Rodney—To inquire into the Value of the Goods fold, 
and Damages, and caufe the fame to be fatisfied, 22.—Ac- 
count sonsalcian the Execution thereof, ordered ; Commif- 
fiouers of the Great Seal, and Judges who are Members, to 
attend, 11 Feb. Commiflioners to give an Account ; Defects 

in former Votes fupplied, 14. ' 

—— —1657, Petitions of Rodney and Cole read, and referred 
to the fame Committee ; Committee revived, 26 May. 

Collingword, Sir Robert, and Daniel, 1657, Information at 
them read; Order for taking them into Cuftody, 11 June; 
Daniel examined and difcharged Further Time allowed 
for Sir Robert’s Appearance, 23. Information read again, 
28 Jan. Read to Sir Robert; examined and difcharged, 























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29. 

Collivaux, David, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Natu- 
ralization Bill, 6O¢t. Vide Tanturier. 
Committees, 1656, Grand, appointed, with Power to receive 
Petitions, 18 Sept. Serjeant to take care that all Com- 
mittees are fupplied with Pens, Ink, and other Necefla- 
ries—He or his Deputies toattend them, 6 O¢i——None 

Vou, VII, 





to fiton any Day while a Grand Committee ought to fit, 21+ 

—Committees joined, 21 Oct. 13 Nov. None to: fit 

on private Bufinefs for four Days ina Week, 1 Jan—All to 

fit, notwithftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, 8 &amp; 23, 

1657, like Order, 5 &amp; 15 May. Chairman appoint- 

ed by the Houfe, 1 June.—Sitting of particular Committees 
fulpended, 6. A Committee concerning publick Affairs 
revived—Their Names to be fet up-at the Houfe Door 
21 Jan.—Committees united, 26. , 

Commons and commonable Lands, 1656, Bill for Improvement 
thereof, and preventing Depopulations, read; Queftion for 
Second Reading, Neg. Bill rejected, 19 Dee. 

Coney, Edward. Vide Cooke. 

Conway, Widow, 1656, Order for beftowing part of the Jatt 
Collection on her, 7 Mar. | 
Cooke, Colonel Edward, and George Coney, 1656, Petition to 
be read, 21 Feb. Read, and referred to a Committee, 

16 Mar. Committees added, 20. 

1657, Committee revived, 1 Apr. Previous and main 

Queftions for moving the Barons of the Exchequer to put off 

the Trial; feverally Neg. 4 June—Order for making Re- 

port; gaa to be ftayed in the mean Time, 26 June. 

28 Jan. 

Cooper, Edmund, 1656, Order for beftowing Part of the latt 
Colleétion on him, 7 Mar. 

James. Vide Henley, Robert. 

Copyholds. Vide Fines. 

Cork, County, 1656, new Writ, 2 O&amp;. 

Corn and Meal, Bill for repealing fome Claufes in the AG for 
them, to be read, 23 Dec. —Read, 3 Jan. 

Cornwall, 1656, Petition of well affected Gentlemen, Minitfters, 
&amp;c. read, 18 Dec. Vide Quakers. 

Corporations, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill to prevent the 
Election of Delinquents, and Men of feandalous Lives to 
Offices therein, and to difplace fuch out of their Places, 
28 Nov. 

Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford, 1656, Petition of Prefident 
and Scholars, read, and referred to a Committee, 30 Dec.— 
Committee revived; Order for their Meeting, 22 Jan. 
Report; Bill for fettling the perpetual Advowfon, Patro- 
nage, and Right of Prefentation of the Rectory of Marfion 
Mefey on them, read, 3 Mar. Committed, 10. 

Cofh, Jofeph, 1656, Information againft him referred to a 
Committee, 31 O¢t.—Order for making Report, 2 Dec. 

Courts of Juftice, 1656, Grand Committee appointed, with 
Power to receive Petitions, 18 Sept. 

Cranjton, Lord. Vide Calender, Ear of. 

Craven, Lord, 1656, Petition to be read, 19 &amp; 24 Mar. 

1657, Read, 1 Apr. Bufinefs to be heard at Bar, 
1 Apr. 2.13. 19. 26. &amp; 29 May his Counfel heard ; 
Petition of feveral Purchaters of his Lands, read; Countel 
for the State and Purchafers to attend, 23 Jan. 

Creditors. Vide Debtors. 

Cremer, Tobias, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Naturali- 
zation Bill, 20 Mar. 

Crew, Sir Thomas, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill for 
reverfing a Decree in the Exchequer Chamber againft him 
and other Truftces for buying in Impropriations, with Power 
to fend for the Decree, &amp;c. 31 Oct. 

Crewes, Sarah, 1656, her Name to be inferted in a Naturali- 
zation Bul, 7 Feb. 

Crifpe Edward, 1657, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill for Buildings, 5 June. Vide Buildings. 

Cromwell, Mr. 1656, Exceptions taken to his Words, as 
charging fome Major Generals; defired to name them, but 
put off till the main Debate was ended, 21 Jan. ; 

Crowe, Sir Sackvile, 1656, his Petition read, 27 Jan. Vide 
Levant Company. 

Cufloms, 1657, All Acts and Ordinances touching them to 
continue in Force till further Order, 29 Apr. 


















































A. 1658, &amp; 10659. 


C4 MELFORD New Writ, 2 Mar. 
Candles ordered, 14 &amp; 24 Feb. 7 &amp; 18 Mar. ——Quef- 
tion for bringing them in, Neg. 11 Mar. ; 
Carmarthen Town, Eieétion; Report to be confidered ; She- 
riff’s Petition to be read at the fame Time, 10 Mar. Report 
and Petition read; Return to be amended; Sherifl ordered 

into Cuttody, 22. Vide Privileges. 

Caftlerifeing Election and double Return; Report; One Return 
to be withdrawn, 3 Feb. Report touching the Merits of 
the Election; Eleétion declared void New Writ ordered, 
6 Apr. 

Cli Catia chofen Speaker, 27 Jan. Vide Speaker. 

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Affiftant appointed, 27 Jan. 

Colchefter, Eledicn, and double Return; Report on Return, 
to be withdrawn, 22 Mar. 

Cole, John, State of the Cafe concerning him and Sarah Rodney, 

eported from the Grand Committee of Grievances; Day 
appointed for hearing it; Report re-delivered, 4 Mar. Hear- 
ing deferred, 11 &amp; 15._ ‘ i 

Committees, Grand, appointed, with power to receive Petitions, 
2 Feb. All to fit, notwithftanding Adjournment of the 
Houfe, 2 &amp; 14 Mar. 

Coney, George, Petition concerning a Purchafe of Lands, &amp;c. 
“ex ing to the late Marquis of Winchefter Another of 
Lord Charles St. John, touching his Claim and Title thereto, 
feverally read, and referred to a Committee, 11 Apr. 

Couper, Mr. defired to pray with the Houfe every Morning, 31 
Jan. Order for beftowing 507. on him; a Committee to 
defire Prote¢tor to grant his Privy Seal for Payment thereof, 
22 Apr. 

Courts of Juftice, Grand Committee appointed with Power to 
receive Petitions, 2 Feb. 
Days in a Week, 8 Mar. 

Craven, Lord, Petition read; Leave given him to come and 
refide in England, for Six Months, to profecute a Petition, 
upon Security to aét nothing prejudicial to the Common- 
wealth, 11 Apr. 

Cuftoms. Vide Excife. 














A, 1059. 


ALAMY, Mr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work 
of Thankfgiving, 23 Feb. Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mon, 29. 

Calvard, Thomas, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent, and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commitlioners for bringing 
in Arrears; to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Cambridge, County, Commiflioners for the Militia added, 5 Aug. 

Lift of Officers for the Militia, read and approved; Or- 
der for Commiffions, 11. 

Campfield, Colonel Jeremiah, Lift of Officers in his Regiment, 
reported and read, 7 Jan. Read again and recommitted, 12. 

Can, John, authorized to write the Weekly Intelligencer, 13 
May—— Referred to the Council of State for a Penfion or 
Employment, 15 Aug. 

Candles ordered, 11 Feb. 
ing them in, a 13, Mar. 

Canterbury, Recorder impowered to et a Deputy, 25 July 

Commiffioner for the Militia added, 1 Aug. 

Caracena, Marquis of, Letter from him read, 2 July. 

Cardell, John, Quettion for reading his Petition, Neg. 21 Sept. 

Cardiffe, Lifts of Officers for the Garifon, reported and read, 
25 July 18 &amp; 30 Aug. Letter from thence read 
and referred to Committee of Infpections, 7 Jan. 

Cardigan County, Commiflioners for the Affeflment added, 
2 Mar. 

Carmarthen County, Lift of Officers for the Militia read and 
approved, 16 Aug. High Sheriff difcharged ; Order ap- 
pointing another, and for a Commiflion under the Great 
Seal, 27 Feb. Commiflioners for the Affeflment added, 
2 Mar. ° 

Carre, Lady Elizabeth, Petition read and referred to the Council 
of State, 18 July. 

Cartwright, Dr. appointed Judge Advocate of the Army in 
England, 28 Jan. 

Caryll, Mr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work of Faft- 
ing, 26 July——Thanked, 3 Aug.——Defired to aflift in 
carrying on the Work of Thank{yiving, 24 Sept.—Thanked, 
and to print his Sermon, 7 Od. 

Cary, John, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and Debtor 
to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing in Arrears 
to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Capfh, William. Vide Privileges. 

Cafiles. Vide Garifons. 

Chabnor, John, ordered into Cuftody, as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing 
in Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. , 

Chaces. Vide Forefis. 

Challoner, Thomas, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 May 31 Dec. 

—James, Order for fetting him at Liberty, that he may 
attend the Service of the Houte, and for delivering up ail his 
Writings, &amp;c. 27 Dec. 

Chamberlayne, Major, ibe apprehending him approved, 9 Feb. 
Order for his Ditcharge, 21. 

Chancery, Refolution that the Court throughout be reformed 








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and regulated, 31 May—~--Order for a Commiffion under 
the Great Seal, to the Mafter of the Rolls, Judges, and other 
“9 


Leave given them to fit two' 


Mafters in Chancery, to hear Caufes in the Rolls and Chan- 
cery ; Oath to be adminiftered to them, 4 June. 

Chapman, John, Judges Certificate on his Behalf to be confi- 
dered, 15 July. 

Chefier County. Vide Lancafter County. Perfon recommended 
to be Juftice Affiftant to the Chief Juftice, 27 July ——Ap- 
proved; Order for a Patent under the Great Seal, 5 Aug.— 
Commiflioners for the Militia added, 1 &amp; 8 Aug. Previous 
and main Queftions for bringing the County Seal into the Houfe 
to be cancelled, and for fequeftering the Profits thereof tothe Ufe 
of the Commonwealth, feverally Affirmative, 5—Petition of 
well-affeGted Inhabitants read; Council of State to prepare a 
Declaration according to the Subftance thereof, 6 Major 
General Lambert’s Letter, with a Letter inclofed from Sir 
George Booth and Sir Thomas Middleton, and his Aufwer 
thereto, read; Anfwer approved ; Council of State to give 
him Notice thereof—Order for Money for his Forces—For 
buying or hiring Waggons to fend it down—For paying part 
of the Money forthwith Relation of his Succefs in this 
County, by giving a total Rout to the Enemy ; Order for a 
Reward to the Metfenger, 20. Another Letter from him 
read; Meflenger’s Relation of the late Defeat; Order for a 
Reward to him—For Letter of Thanks to the Major General, 
22. Letter read and agreed to; Speaker to fign it His 
Letter touching the Surrender of the City—Another to the 
Prefident of the Council of State, feverally read; Order for 
prefenting him with a Jewel of 1,000/. Value; Meffenger 
gives a full Relation of the stage soa 8 in the Defeat, and 
touching the Surrender; Order for a Reward to him, 23— 
Another Letter with Lift of Prifoners read Subfiance of 
a Letter from Chefter, read ; Order for feizing the Arms and 
Ammunition of Perfons who did not aflift in fuppreffing the 
late Rebellion, 27 Commiflioners for Sequetirations to 
appoint Sub-commiffioners, 2 Sept. Petition of Minifters 
read, 8 O&amp;. Commiffioners of the Great Seal to grant 
Commiflions to Juftices, as in other Counties, 24 Jan. 

~—City, Petition of Inhabitants read; Corporation to be 
diffolved and difincorporated ; Charter declared void; City 
to be no longer a diftinét County; a Committee to con- 
fider how thefe Votes may be put in Execution, 17 Sept. 
Votes vacated—Chamberlain appointed, 27 Feb. Bill for 
that Purpofe read; Lord Chief Juftice appointed ; Order for 
a Patent under the Great Seal—Juftice Affiftant appointed, 
14 Mar. 

Chefler, Henry, to be fent for in Cuftody, 7 Feb. Order for 
his Difcharge, 21. 

Children, Bill for executing Perfons who have murdered them, 
and been reprieved on Account of Pregnancy, 15 July. 

Chirke Caftle, Letter, and Articles of Surrender thereof, read; 
Articles approved; Order for demolifhing and making it un- 
tenable, 27 Aug. 

Chritt Church, Oxford, Queftion between Dr. Owen and Dr 
Reynolds about the Deanery, referred to a Committee, 3 Mar. 
Order for making Report, 12. Report; Dr. Owen dif- 
charged, Dr. Reynolds reftored——Previous Queftion for 
referring the Bufinefs between Dr. Mills and Mr. Upton to 
a Committee, Neg. Mr. Upton difcharged, Dr. Mills re- 
ftored to a Prebend, 13. 

Chrifiophilus, Richard, Order for granting him 4os. per Week, 
tm the Arrear of 40s. per Week fince the 7th of May’ laft, 

ept. 

Church Government, the Committee for Protection of Perfons 
in the public and private Worfhip of God revived; and to 
prefent the Bill forthwith; Committee added, 7 O&amp;. A 
Committee for Religion appointed, 9 Feb. Order for re- 
ceiving Reports every Morning, 1 Mar.——Confeflion of 
Faith of the Affembly of Divines on the 25th of September, 
reported, read, and in part agreed to; 30th &amp; 31ft Chapters 
referred back; the Committee to prepare A&amp;é declaring this 
to be the public Confeflion of Faith of the Church of Eng- 
land, 2 Mar. Bill read thrice, paffed, and to be printed; 
Minifters to examine it at the Prefs, and infert Proofs from 
Scripture in the Margin, 5. 

Cingue Ports, Bill for fettling them, ordered, 25 July—To 
be read, 24 Aug. 

Circuits, Council of State to confider how to proceed with 
them this Summer, 7 June——To prefent Names of Judges 
to go them, 13. Names prefented, and to be confidered, 15. 
Agreed to; Refolution, that they go in the Capacity of 
Judges; Council of State to confer with the Commiffioners 
of the Great Seal and them to fettle the Circuits, 16. 
Commitlioners Letter read; Judges to take the Oath ap- 

oited by Act of Parliament; Council of State to fupply the 
laces of fuch as refufe to take it—To prefent the Names of 
Perions to go in their Stead, 2 July. Names prefented, and 
agreed to, g——Judges Letter from Gloucefter read, and 
reierred to the Council of State; their Commiflions to keep 
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an Affize at Monmouth, to be renewed.—Left to them to 
hold the Affizes in other Counties if they find it fafe, other- 
wife to forbear, 5 Aug. Houfe to confider of appointing 
Judges for the Lent Circuit, 31 Jan. Council of State 
to appoint three Serjeants to go with the reft of the Judges, 
6 Feb. Judges for Two Circuits appointed, 11. All the 
Circuits put off ; a Committee to prepare Declaration of the 
Grounds thereof; Proclamation reported—Order for Com- 
millions of Oyer and Terminer under the Great Seal, to the 
Jultices of the refpective Counties, 25 Feb. 

Clements Inn Fields, Bill for eftablifhing a common, open, and 
free Market there, read, 8 Aug. Committed, 12. Committees 
added, 29. Petition referred, 2 Sept. 

Clerk of the Houfe, appointed for a Week, 7 May. Order for 
50 /. tor his Pains— Another Clerk appointed ; Order tor his 
Attendance, 13.—A Committee to prepare Bill for repealing 
the Act formerly granted to Heury Scobell for fettling on him 
the Othce of Clerk, and the Houte belonging thereto, and to 
fettle the Office and Houfe on Thomas St. Nicholas, ordered, 
1g—Read, 9 Aug. Read fecond Time; Salary; Bill com- 
mitted; Petition read and referred, 24 Bill to be reported, 
13 Sept. 7 Jan. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 18 Order 
for paying his Salary, and the Arrears thereof, 25 Feb. 
For prefent Payment, 15 Mar. 

Affiftant appointed, 13 May ; Order for his Attendance— 
Keys of Prefles where the Records are kept, to be delivered to 
him, 14.—His Complaint, 7 July. Vide Privileges —Bill 
for fettling the Office on him, read, 18 Jan. Order for fecond 
Reading, 25—For Payment of his Salary, and the Arrears 
thereof, 25 Feb.—Por prefent Payment, 15 Mar. 

Clerks, Under, the Committee of Infpections to examine their 
Cafes, 14 May. 

Cobbett, Colonel Ralph, Lift of Officers in his Regiment read, 
and approved ; Their Commiflions delivered, 30 July. 
Order for difcharging him from all military Employments; 
Serjeant to carry it to him; Name of the next fuperior 
Officer in his Regiment to be prefented, 12 Odt. 
Order for confining him to his Houfe furtheft diftant from 
London, 9 Jan. Council of State to fecure him, if he difobeys 
it, 14. 

Cock, Charles George, appointed Judge of the Admiralty and 
for Probate of Wills, 19 May. 

- William and Timothy, Order for difcharging them, and 
fufpending their Sequeftrations, 27 Feb. 

Cockmatches. Vide Horferaces. 

Cockraine, Sir Brice, Petition of Officers of three Regiments 
under his Command in Flanders, read ; Order for a Reward 
to the Meffengers—For Thanks to the Petitioners, 19 July. 

Colchefier, Petition of Burgefles and Inhabitants, read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 26 Ma Another to be read, 
7 June. Referred to the Council of State to confider their 
Offer of raifing a Troop of Horfe, at their own ie and 
to prefent Names of a Commander, 30 Letter from Mayor, 
&amp;e. read, and referred to the Committee of Infpections ; 
Order for Letter of Thanks ; Speaker to fign and feal it, 

Jan. 

Conia, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Committee of Safety, appointed, 7 May. Vide Safety. 

Common, Picas, Cuftos Brevium appointed ; Order for a Patent 
under the Great Seal, 6 Mar. 

Connell, Theodorus. Vide Poland. . 

Cooper, Sir Antony Afthley, his Cafe referred to the Committee 
concerning the fettling of Members who fat not fince 1648, 
g May Appointed One of the Council of State, 13 May— 
2 Jan.— 23 Feb. Letter and Examination concerning him, 
read ;_ the apprehending him approved ; Council of State to 
examine the Bufinefs, 25 Aug——Order for making Report, 
13 Sept. Report; voted Not guilty of the Accufation againft 
him, 14.—His Cafe referred to the Committee touching ab- 
fent Members, 5 Jan. Report ; admitted upon his Election, 
7 Appointed Colonel of a Regiment,11. His Commif- 
fion delivered ; Lift of Officers in his Regiment, read, 18. 
Read again, and approved, 20. ‘Their Commitlions delivered, 


23. 
: Mr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work of Fafting, 
26 Jul Thanked, 3 Aug. 

Corbett, Miles, to be Serjeant at Law, 1 July 
Office of Regifter in 
declared void, 15 Mar. 

Cornwall, Commitlioners for the Militia added, 5 &amp; 6 Aug. 

Covenant, to be fet up in Churches and in the Houfe ; Order for 
reading it once oe Year, 5 Mar. 

Council of State, a Committee to inform themfelves of the 
Powers of the late Council of State, and prefent Names of 
Perfons of which this may confift,q May.—Bill for confti- 
tuting a Council of State, and the Number of them, with 
Inftructions, reported, and recommitted, 12.—New Bill read, 


Inftructions read by Parts, and agreed to, with Amendments ; 
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Grant of the 
hancery to him and Robert Goodwin, 





Continuance and Number of the Council of State ; Previous 

and main Queftions, that ten be not Members, feverally Afs 

firmative ; Quorum appointed; fix of them to be Members, 

13. Council chofen, 13, 14. &amp; 16.——Order for a Seal 

for them, 14. Seal produced and approved; Infcription 

thereon; Order for them to ufe it, 24. A Committee 
to prepare a Bill, conftituting the Council of State, with the 

Names of the Members chofen—Form of an Oath to de 

taken by them, read, and referred ; to be brought in again 

in the Bill, 16 May.—Bill read twice, and committed, 18. 

Reported, and paffed, 1a——Members ferupling to take the 

Oath to be admitted to act, upon their Promife to perform 

Things contained therein, 24 Power given tiiem to iffue 

Monies for carrying on the Public Affairs for a Month, 26 

Power continued for a Month longer, 23 June—23 

July—26 Aug.—4 Oct. Power given tela to command 
all Books and Papers of public Concernment out of an 
Perfon’s Hands, and difpote of them as they fhall think fit, 
11 Ot. Proceedings of divers of the Members during 
the late Interruption of the Parliament approved ; Thanks 
thereupon Refolution, for nominating a Council of State ; 
Number of them; ten not to be Members, 29 Dec. Chofen, 
30 &amp; 31. Names reported, 31 Dec.—2 Jan.—Bill, with 
Lnfiructions for them, read ; Quorum appointed ; fix of them 
to be Members; Continuance of their Power; Addition to 
their Oath ; Blanks filled up; Bill read a Second time ; addi- 
tional Inftruétions; Bill pafled, 2. Bill for them to take 
an Engagement inttead of the Oath of Renunciation, ordered, 
14 Feb. Read twice, and committed, 15. Reported and 
ene 16. Their Powers fufpended; Member to give them 

otice ; Report of Notice given New Council of State 
to be chofen—Bill for sidhiniitien them, or ered; former 
Inftruétions read; Bill read twice, and with the [nftructions, 
committed ; Committee impowered to confider them, and 
prefent others, 21. Inftruétions read twice, and agreed to, 
with Amendments; Bill reported ; Queftion, for limiting a 
Time for their Continuance, Neg. To be continued till fur- 
ther Order; Bill to be ingrofled, 24. Title thereof; Bill 
paffed, 25 General Moncke to be One oi the Council of 
State ; the reft to be chofen, 21 Feb. Chofen, 23. Oath 
to be taken by their Under Officers, reported, read, and 
agreed to; aay three impowered to adminifter it Power 
given them to fecure any Perlons, tho’ Members, to prevent 

ublic Danger, 27 To difpofe of the Care and Cuttody of 
Houfes, Forefis, Chaces, and Parks belonging to the State, 
a Mar. Order for them to proceed vigoroufly in fecuring 
dangerous Perfons, 6 ; Power given to iffue Proclamations 
againft them till 25th April next, 14. Bill for giving 
them Power during the Interval of Parliament, in order to 
the public Safety, read, and pafled Further Power to iffue 
Warrants for patling under the Great Seal fuch Commitlions 
as they fhall grant to Minifters employed to Foreign States 
from this Commonwealth—To diishinee Perfons imprifoned 
for any Crimes againit the State, 15. 

Courland, Prince of, his Agent to have a Pafs for himfelf and 
Family into Holland, 26 Aug. 

Courtney, Sir William, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 7 Feb. 
Order for his Difcharge, 21. 

Courts of Law and Equity, Bill concerning Proceedings therein, 
read; Debate adjourned, g May. Refumed; Queftion, for 
Second Reading, Neg. Bill rejeéted, 10. 

Cox, Major, the apprehending him approved, g Feb. Order 
for his Difcharge, 21. 

Craven, Lord, Petition read, and delivered back on account of 
feveral Particulars therein, 12 Ma Another read, and 
referred to the Council of State, to confider whether it be fit 
to licenfe him to ftay in England, with Power to grant a 
Licence, 13 July Another Betigion read, and referred to 
a Committee, 11 Aug. Truftees to forbear felling any 
more of his Lands; no Waftes to be committed, 15 Mar. 

Crawford, Earl, Keeper of Windfor Cattle to certify the 
Caules of his Imprifonment, 21 Feb. Warrant tor his 
Commitment read ; Order for difcharging him, upon Security 
not to act any thing prejudicial to fe Commonwealth, 
3, Mar. 

Creditors. Vide Debtors. 

Creed, Major Richard, his Letter read, 12 Aug. Order for 
riving hin 250/. 27——For difcharging him from all mi- 
itary Employments ; Serjeant to carry the Order to him; 
Name of the next fuperior Officer in his Regiment to be pre- 
fented, 12 Oét. —— Order for confining him to his Houfe 
furtheft diftant from London, 9 Jan. Council of State to 
fecure him if he difobeys it, 14. 

Crew, John, appointed One of the Council of State, 23 Feb. 

Crompton, Luke, Petition and Certificates on his Behalf, read, 
27 July ——Another Petition read; Order for patling his, 
Pardon under the Great Seal, 11 Aug. 

Crompton, Colonel, his Letter read, 16 Aug. 






























































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IN DEX @o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


acquaints the Houfe with another Letter from him ; Commif- 

fioners‘of the Army to prepare Anfwer, Speaker to fign it, 

2 Jan. , 

Sir William. Vide Northampton, Earl of. — 

Cromwell, late Lord General, a Committee to examine what is 
due for Mourning for him, and confider how it may be paid, 

July. 

: Richard, a Committee to know of him whether he 

will acquiefce in the Government declared by Parliament, 

and inform themfelves of his Eftate and Debts, 16 May. 

Anfwer under his Hand that he would acquiefce, with a Sche- 

dule of his Debts, reported ; Declaration that the Houfe take 

his Acquiefcence in good Part, and will fatisfy his Debts, and 
put in Oblivion all that is paft, and that he retire from White- 
hall; the Committee of Infpection to ftate his Debts, and 
confider how they may be paid ; Order for advancing him 

2,000 /. 25. Vote to exempt bim from all Arrefts for 

Debt for fix Months, 4 July—Previous and main Queftions 

for appointing a Committee to confider of fettling an_ho- 

nourable Subfiftence upon him, feverally Affirmative, 25 May 

Order for making Report, 12 July Queftion for re- 

ceiving it, Neg. Another Day appointed, 13. Report ; 

Order for a Way to pay his Debt of 29,6404. Bill for that 

Purpofe, ordered, 16. 

Colonel Henry, his Letter read, 24 May. Vide Treland. 
—Order for recalling him, 7 June. Letter for that Purpofe 
ordered, 2 —Houfe informed he is in Town ; Council 
of State to hear touching the Management of Affairs in 
Ireland, 4 July. 

Croke, Unton, a Committee to prepare Bill to fettle Lands late 
belonging to Thomas Mompeffon upon him ; Commiflioners 
of Sequefirations to forbear fequeftering them, 27 Aug. 
Lift of Officers in his Regiment, reported and read, 7 Jan. 
Read again and approved; his Commiffion delivered to 
him, 11. 

Croxton, Colonel Thomas, his Letter reported, read, and re- 
delivered to the Council of State, 3 Aug.—His Account from 
Chefier reported, 5———Order for giving him 300 /. 17 Sept. 

Cumberland, Commiflioners for the Militia added, 8 Aug. 

Cujioms, a Committee to prepare Bill for levying and recovering 
Monies due upon the Cuftoms, Excife, and Prize Goods, 
2v May. Billread ; the Committee of Infpection to prefent 
Names of Commiflioners, 23. Bill and Names committed, 
25. Reported; Names agreed to, and to be inferted; Bill 

pafled, 26. ‘Title read, and agreed to ; Act to be &gt; 

28. A Committee to prepare Bill for managing the Cuf- 

toms and Excife from Midfummer next, 20 May. Bill 

for levying and paying Arrears of the Cuftoius, new 

Impoft, Subfidies, and Prize Goods, and other Revenue 

before May 1659, read twice, and committed, 8 June. 

Reported ; Title agreed to ; Bill to be ingroffed, 16. Read 

a Third Time ; Debate thereon adjourned ; a Committee to 

look upon the Paper Draught, and fee what is fit to be 

amended, 18. To withdraw; Amendments reported ; Bill 
pafled and to be printed, 22. Bill to enable Perfons to 
bring in Monies due by Cuftoms and Excife, by Sale of 

Lands, Sequefiration, or otherwife, ordered.—Order for 

taking the sa of the Cufitoms and Excife into the State’s 

Hands, where it fhall be adjudged neceflary, 8 June—Report 

of Farmers, whofe Farms are adjudged to be entered upon; De- 

claration, that they ought to pay their Rents, and the Arrears 
thereof, till 1ft October next—A Committee to prepare Pro- 
vifo to exempt fuch as do not pay their Arrears out of the Act 
of Indemnity—Bill for Sequeftration of their Eftates, ordered, 

4 July ; to be prefented, 29. Petition of feveral Officers 

of the Cuftoms read, and with the Account, referred to a 

Committee, 14 June. A Committee to prepare Bill 

touching the Cuftoms and Excife, 28 July Another 

Committee to prepare Bill for fettling them, 17 Aug. 

Another Committee to prepare Bill for reviving Aéts and 

Ordinances, made before the late Interruption of Parliament, 

touching the Receipts of the Cuftoms and Excife, 19 Sept. 

——Same Committee to prepare Bill for continuing them 

Three Months longer, as they have been paid fince 7th 

May laft, 21. Bill read twice, and committed, 26. Re- 

ported ; Continuance thereof; Salaries ; Names of Commif- 

fioners for bringing in the Arrears, and for Appeals; Num- 
ber of Commiflioners for the Cuftoms and Excife ; Quorum 
appointed ; Blank filled up ; Bill to be ingroffed, 27. Com- 
miflioner of the Cuftoms excufed at his own Requett ; 
another appointed; Title agreed to; Bill paffed, and to be 
printed, 28. Report, touching the Expiration of the Du- 
ties—Bill for continuing them, ordered; read Twice, and 
committed; Reported ; Continuance thereof ; Commiflioners 
appointed ; former Salaries continued; Commiffioners of 

Appeals continued ; Bill paffed, and to be printed, 27 Dec. 

——Commiffioner exeufed, 3 Jan. Bill for fettling the 

Cuftoms and Excife, ordered, 18 Feb. Committed, 22. 


















































Reported, and to be ingroffed, 24. Paffed and to be gone: 

25. Commiffioners Letter, with a Cafe inclofed, read, 
1 Mar. A Committee to confider of the Queries thereon, 
2. Order for making Report, 6. Explanatory Bill reported, 
read Twice, and pafled, 7. 

Cujios Brevium, previous and main Queftions for appointing 
a Perfon to execute the Office, feverally Affirmative ; a Com- 
mittee to confider of the Office, and all other minifterial 
Offices in the Difpofal of the Commonwealth, 21 Jan. Com- 
miflioners of the Admiralty impowered to improve the Office 
for the Benefit of the State, 6 Feb. 

Cyder. Vide Wine. 





A, 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


AC RE, Sir Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 16 Nov. 

Dalton, Mr. 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Danly, Thomas, John and Edmund, 1652, their Names to be 
inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 
Daniel, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. . 

Darcy, Lady Elizabeth, 1651, Petition read, 20 Noy. Vide 
Haughton, Lady Sarah. 

Darvyn, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Duvers, Anne. Vide Hartopp, Mary. 

Daugnion, Count, 1652, his Letter read, and referred to the 
Council of State, 19 May. 

1653, his Minifter to have Liberty to tranfport Three 
Horfes for his Ufe, 13 Apr. 

Davis, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Lftates, 2 Nov. 

Daulman, Marmaduke, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 13 July. 

Deane, Major General, 1652, Order for Letter of Thanks to 
him for his extraordinary Care and Pains in managing the 
Affairs in Scotland ; Speaker to fign it, 14 May. 

Deans and Chapters, 1652, Salaries to all Officers for Sale of 
their Lands, fufpended, 2 June A Committee to confider 
what Lands remain unfold, and prepare Act for Sale thereof, 
30 Dec. 

— 1653, Bill for further doubling, read ; Queftion, that it 
be now read fecond Time ; Neg. 31 Mar. 

Debentures, 1652, Report from the Council of State, that feve- 
ral Perfons have counterfeited them and Public Faith Bills, 
and are now in the Gatehoufe ; Order for continuing their 
Commitment ; Council of State to examine the Bufinels, and 
prepare Act to make Offences of the like’ kind Felony for 
the future, 2 June The Committee for the Army to re- 
ceive Propofitions for Difcovery of forged Debentures, and 
for preventing Deceit thereby, 28 Dec. Report of Abufes 
therein, re-committed ; Petition referred, 14 Jan. 

Debtors, Infolvent, 1652, Act for their Relief read twice ; Pre- 
vious and main Quettions for filling up the Blanks, feverally 
Affirmative ; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pafled, 
and to be printed, 27 Apr. 

Debts, 1652, Bill for more eafy Recovery of Debts not exceeding 
4/. read twice, and committed, 22 Apr. 

Deffell, Thomas, 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Commif- 
fioners for compounding, 3 Nov. 

Degennis, Grace, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Noy. 

Delavall, Ralph, 1652, Petition read, with a Certificate from 
the Commiffioners for compounding, 10 Nov. 

Delinquents, 1651, Report from the Committee of Obftruction 
in the Sale of their Lands, touching Incumbrances upon them; 
Time appointed for putting in Claims Further Report 
touching particular Cafes upon Incumbrances; Three im- 
powered to give an Oath—Order for iffuing 1,000/. for car- 
rying on the furveying their Eftates ; Council of State to fee 
it paid, 26 Sept. Additional Bill for Sale of their Eftates 
ordered, 20 Nov. To be prefented, 26 &amp; 28.—Read_ twice 
and committed ; the Committee to prefent Names of Perfons 
declared incapable of Compofition, to be put into the Bill, 
3 Dec. Further Infiruétions to them, 18 17 Feb. 
2 Mar. Upon Report from the Committee of Obftruc- 
tions, Time for determining Claims enlarged; Act for that 
Purpofe ordered, 27 Nov. Order for an Allowance for 
incident Charges in the Sales, 2 Jan. For Payment 
thereof, 3 Feb. The Committee of Obfiruétions to pre- 
pare Act for preventing the Inconveniences of calling up 
Copyholders and Leafeholders to make their Claims before 
them—Act for continuing the Commiffioners for compound- 
ing, ordered, 13 Jan. To be prefented, 20. Read twice ; 
Continuance thereof; AG pafled, 21.——Vote touching 

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Compofitions ; to be fent to the Sub-commiffioners in the 
feveral Counties, 17 Mar. 
1652, Lift of Delinquents Names read, and referred to 
a Committee, 31 Mar. A&amp; for allowing the Claims of 
Copyholders and Leafeholders that have or fhall make their 
Titles appear to the Surveyors, read, 4 June. Commit- 
ted, 12 Od. To be reported, 11 Jan. Additional 
Act for Sale of Delinquents Lands to be reported, 4 June, 
Reported, 10. Proceedings thereupon, 22 June——1, 2. 
8, 9. 13, 14, 15. 20 &amp; 22 July 18 &amp; 20 Aug. 8. 
10. 17. 22, 23 &amp; 24 Sept. 6. 20. 26, 27 &amp; 28 Ot. 
2, 3. 20, 17 &amp; 18 Nov. —Bill to be ingroffed, 2 
Sept.——A@ paffed and to be printed, 18 Nov. Order 
tor Moncey for carrying on the Bufinefs of furveying, 18 June 
A Committee to confider of the Power of the Commif- 
fioners for compounding touching Appeals, 14 Jul 
A Committee to prefent the Names of Thirty Delinquents 
whofe Eftates may be forthwith fold for the Ufe of the Navy, 
20. Names of Twenty-eight reported, and agreed to; the 
Committee to prepare A&amp; for that Purpofe, and confider whe- 
ther Two of them are the fame Perfons whofe Eftates are 
expofed to Sale in the former Bill, and fupply the Bill with 
other Names, 21. Four Names reported; One difagreed 
to, another added; Bill read twice and committed ; Provifo 
added; Petition referred, 23. Bill reported and re-commit- 
ted, 29. teported from Recommitment, and to be in- 
groffed, 30. Read third Time, 3 Aug. Provifoes added, 
others rejected; Aét paffed and to be printed, 4 Queftion, 
that the Parliament intended the Tenants of thofe Lands 
fhould have Pre-emption, Neg. 15 O&amp;t. Treafurers to 
pay Monies arifing by the Aét upon Warrants from the Com- 
inittee of tle Navy, 4 Dec. Same Committee to receive 
Petitions touching Difcoveries, and confider what Allowance 
is fit to be given to the Difcoverers, 21 July—Report of Que- 
ries from the Commiffioners for compounding referred to a 
Committee; another Report touching Allowance to Infor- 
mers, and punifhing vexatious Profecutors, referred, 27— 
Commiffioners Petition with Propofals annexed, read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 10 Sept.—A Committee to confider 
how Delinquents Lands in Scotland and Ireland granted b 
Parliament, may be conveyed, and prepare Bill for that Pur- 
pofe, 22—Bill difabling Delinquents to bear Office, or 
have any Voice in Elections of any public Officers, read twice 
and committed, 30 Reported ; Queftion for Ingroff- 
ment, Neg. Act paffed and to be printed, 8 O&amp;.—-Act for 
further impowering the Commiffioners for Obftructions to hear 
and determine Claims, read twice, paffed and to be printed, 
2 A&amp; for continuing the Commiffioners for com- 
pounding, read twice,; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Aé&amp; 
paffed and to be printed, 26 State of Receipts and Pay- 
ments out of the Monies arifing by Doublings, reported ; 
Refolution for doubling 100,o00/. more; Claufe for that 
Purpote ordered, 9 Nov.—A&amp; ordered, 17. Gentlemen ap- 
pointed to prepare it, 18.—Read twice and committed, 2 Dec. 
Reported ; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act pafled and 
to be printed; Truftees Certificates read, 17. Debate there- 
on adjourned, 17 &amp; 22—Refumed ; Petition read, 13 Jan. 
Upon Report from the Commiffioners for Obfiructions, 
Refolution that there be a Time limited for determining all 
Claims; Act for that purpote ordered—Kefolution, that the 
Purchafers of Delinquents Eftates claiming the Benefit of Ar- 
ticles, fhall hold and enjoy them according to Direétions con- 
tained in the refpective Adts for Sale, notwithftanding fuch 
Articles, 24 Feb. Petition of Truftees; Order for Money 
for carrying on that Service, 17 Mar. 
Dell, Mr. 1652, Previous Queftion for defiring him to preach, 
Neg. 28 Jan. 
Denmark, 1651, King’s Letters of Credence read; Day ap- 
pointed for giving Audience to his Agent; Mafter of the 
Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 10 Mar. Houfe in- 
formed that he is in the Court of Wards; a Committee ap- 
pointed to give him Audience; Letters of Credence and Pa- 
pers of what he delivered by Word of Mouth, reported and 
referred to Council of State, with Power to treat with him, 12. 
1652, Draught of a Letter to the King reported, read, 
and agreed to; Order for fending it; Speaker to fign it, 
and put the Parliament Seal thereto—Houfe informed that 
two Ambafladors Extraordinary are come from him ; Coun- 
cil of State to take Care for their Reception and Entertain- 
ment, 19 May—Copies of their Letters of Credence read ; 
Day appointed for giving them Audience; Matter of the Ce- 
remonies to acquaint them therewith ; Serjeant to prepare all 
Things neceffary; Members appointed to attend them to 
their Audience, 25. Manner of receiving them; Ambaf- 
fador prefents the Credentials, with a Copy of his Speech; 
Bufinefs to be confidered, 26. Confidered ; Council of State 
to hear and treat with them ; Mafter of the Ceremonies to 
give them Notice thereof, 28——Their Letter; Day ap- 
pointed for giving them Audience; Matter of the Ceremonies 
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to acquaint them therewith ; Members appointed to attend 
them to their Audience, 29 June. Orders annulled; an- 
other Day appointed ; Mafterof the Ceremonies to give them 
Notice, 30 Manner of receiving them; Sol Reete’s 
Oration read; Council of State to give them Thanks, with 
a civil Anfwer thereto, and to give them a fummary Account 
of the prefent Difference with the States General, and the 
Neceflity of the Parliament’s Proceedings, 2 J uly: Letter 
from the King read, 10 Sept. Tranflate thereof read, and 
referred to Council of State, 14—Paper delivered to the 
Council of State, by the Ambaffadors, read and referred to 
them, 17—Their Letter read ; Council of State to report their 
Proceedings with them, 12 Oct. Several Papers reported and 
returned ; Ambafladors to be acquainted with an Information 
of the Stay of Englifh Ships at Copenhagen, and defired to 
aniwer therein, 14. Order for making Report, 15. Several 
Papers reported ; Proceedings of the Council of State approved ; 
Ambafladors Letter read, 19. Effect of a Conference with 
them, reported; Refolution for an Addrefs to the King con- 
cerning the fafe Return of the Englith Ships ; Council of State 
to confider in what Manner the Addrefs fhall be made—To 

‘appoint a fit Perfon, and prepare Inftructions for him, and 

bring in a Letter with a Blank ; Speaker to fign, and feal it 
with the Parliament Seal, the Name being inferted—To pre- 
pare Antwer to the Ambafladors laft Paper, 21. Antwer 
reported, read, and agreed to, with an Amendment; Order 
for fending it to them, with a Narrative of the Fa&amp;i—Papers 
reported Yefterday to be returned, 22 Ambaffadors Let- 
ter read; Day appointed for their Audience; Mafter of the 
Ceremonies to acquaint them therewith, 26. Members ap- 
pointed to attend them to their Audience. Manner of re- 
ceiving them ; Lord Reete’s Speech read; fome Members to 
accompany them to the Tower Stairs, 29. 

—— 1653, Council to report the whole Matter of Fact in 
Relation to Denmark, 14 Apr. 

Denbigh County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
fora Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 

Denny, Lady, 1651, Order for continuing her weekly Penfion 
Six Months longer, 21 Nov. 

— 1652, Petition referred to the Committee of Petitions, 

27 Aug. 

Robert, 1652, Previous and main Queftions for no- 
minating him Sheriff of Staffordthire, feverally Affirmative, 
12 Nov. 

Dent, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftate, 2 Nov. 

Denton, John and Edward, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Derby County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov.—Commiflioner, 
for the Affeffments added, 14 Jan. 

— 1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

—w— Earl of, 1651, Papers taken in his Hampers referred 
to Council of State to fee what there is of Importance, 30 
Aug. Several reported and read, 1 Sept. Refolution that 
he is a fit Perfon to be brought to Trial—That he be tried by 
a Court Martial; Council of State to fee the Votes put in 
Execution fpeedily and effectually, 11—Letter with Refolu- 
tions of the Court upon him, read, 7 Oét.—His Letter and 
Petition inclofed, read, 14. 

Defborow, Major General, 1651, his Letter read, 1 Sept. 

Devon County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Commiflioners 
for the Affefiments added, 19 Dec. 

1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Dew, Edward. Vide Gildar, Robert. 

Dexter, Margaret, 1652, Pardon for her read and agread to ; 
Order for paffing under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

Dickens, Anne, 1651, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Revenue, 30 Aug. 

Digby, Sir Kenelme, 1651, Barons of the Exchequer to proceed 
in his Cafe according to Juftice in the ordinary Courfe, 31 Dec. 

Difney, Joan, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Commit- 
tee of the Army, 20 Nov. ' 

Dizwell, John, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Dobbins, Nathanael, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Ot. Order from the Ba- 
rons of the Exchequer touching difcharging his Sequeftration, 
read ; Queftion, that his Name ftand in the Bill, Neg. 17 Nov. 

Dobfon, Hugh, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 2 July.—Order 
for it, 28 Oct. ‘ ‘ d 

Dodd, Peirce, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Oct. 


Dodfworth, Timothy, 1651, a fent for as a Beg sr 






































INDEX @ the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


25 Feb.—His Petition read; Order for bringing him to the 
Bar, 11 Mar.—For bailing him, 23. 

Doleman, Marmaduke, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Odt. 

William, Philip, and Thomas, 1652, their Names to 
be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Domvile, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Donolt, Lieutenant Chriftopher, 1651, Petition and Cafe of his 
Widow referred to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Dorfet County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff and for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 

Dover, 1651, Order for making Report touching the Pier, 14 Jan. 

1652, Like Order, 26 Mar.——Letter and Petition 

of the Affiftants reported and read; Order for allowing 4,000 1, 

for Repair thereof, 6 Apr. Mayor’s Letter read, and re- 

ferred to Council of State, 8 Dec. 

1653, Commiffioners for infpecting the Treafuries, to 
confider how the 4,000/. may be paid, and order the Payment 
thereof, 6 Apr. 

Doughtie, Anne, 1651, Order for paying her 4/. out of the Box 
Money, 28 Aug. 

tg 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Dowdall, Milicent, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Downes, John, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Colonel, 1651, Report concerning him to be made, 26 
Dec. Order for paying him goo /. for his Pains and Service 
for the Public, 1 Jan. 

Lawrence, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Drake, Sir Roger, 1651, Order for pardoning him—For dif- 
charging his linprifonment and Scqueftration, 15 O¢t. Speaker 
to fign a Warrant for bis Difcharge, 16. 

Dreydon, Sir John, 1652, Previous and main Queftions for ad- 
mitting him to fit as a Member feverally affirmative, 21 Apr. 

Drury, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cale reterred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Duckenfield, Colonel Robert, 1651, his Letter read, 29 Aug.— 
The Committee of the Army to examine the Truth of a Sug- 
geftion touching 1,000/. lent by him to the Ufe of the Com- 
monwealth, and {till untatisfied, 6 Nov. 

— 1652, Report, 7 Sept. 

Dudley, Dudd, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Duels, Vide Challenges. 

Dukefon, Abigail, a. Upon Lord General’s Certificate that 
her Hufband was flain at Worcefter, order for paying 1507. 
for her Subfiftence, 16 Dec. 

Dunbarre, Lord Vifcount, 1652, Queftion for inferting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. Com- 
miffioners for compounding to confider his Cafe, and ftate the 
Matter of Fact, 29 July. 

Dunbarton Caftle, 1651. Vide Scotland. 

Dundee, 1651. Vide Scotland. 

Dunnotter Cattle, 1652, Colonel Morgan’s Letter, with a Copy 
of the Governor’s Inclofed, and Articles of Surrender read ; 
Articles approved, 5 June. 

Dunwich, 1651, Petition o Inhabitants read, and referred to the 
Committee on the Bill for Sale of Fee-farm Rents, 11 Mar. 
Report; Refolution for remitting the Rent due for a Fee- 
farm, and referving the Rent only to the Commonwealth, 23. 

Durefme, Newton, 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Com- 
miffioners for compounding, 3 Nov. 

Durham, 1651. Vide Lancajier, Duchy of. Order appoint- 
ing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 
4 Nov. Petition of divers Inhabitants who have paid their 
Compofitions ; Previous and main Queftions for difcharging 
their Sequefirations feverally Affirmative, 21. 

1652, Act for holding an Affize there read twice; 
Queftions for Commitment and Ingroflment, feverally Neg. 
A&amp; paffed and to be printed, 10 Aug.—Order appointing High 
Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Dutton, Richard, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. Commiffioners for 
compounding, if upon Inquiry they find he has paid his Com- 
pofition in Wales, to difcharge his Sequeftration, 10 Nov. 






































A. 1653. 


D4 WES, Sir Thomas, Bill for quiet Enjoyment of cer- 

tain Manors, &amp;c. late Parcel of his Poffetiions, read, 
4 Aug. Petition of feveral of his Creditors read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for public Debts, 24 Sept. 


Deane Foreft, a Committee to confider Waftes committed 
therein, 21 Od. 








Deans and Chapters, Bill for Sale of the remainder of their 
Lands, ordered, 12 Sept. 

Debts, Public, a Committee to confider of them, and receive 
Accufations of Bribery and Frauds, 20 July Report, 
6 Aug. Vide Dick, Sir William Report; Bill for clearing 
of Public Debts, and Difcovery of Frauds or Concealments, 
with Claufe for a Reward to the Difcoverer ordered, 12.. Bill 
read and committed, 24———-Other Claufes ordered ; Commit- 
tees added, 5 Sept. Bill reported and recommitted ; Refolution 
touching the Reward to the Difcoverer, 12. Bill reported ; 
Commiflioners appointed; Place for their Sitting ; Bill to be 
ingroffed, 30 Pafled, 7 Oct. Amended, 10. 

Delinquents, Further additional Bill for Sale of their Lands, read 
twice and committed, 17 Aug. Reported, and to be ingroffed ; 
Claufe added, 20. Bill read third Time ; Debate thereon, 
adjourned, 30. Refumed, 31——Votes touching Compo- 
fitions; Bill for Sale of Privileges and Powers of Perfons 
whofe Eftates by former Adis are expofed to Sale, ordered, 3 
Sept. Read twice and committed, 14—A Committee to 
prepare Bill to fell Delinquents Efiates, fince goth January 
1648, and for a Reward to the Difcoverers, 21. Bill for 
continuing the Commiffioners for compounding, &amp;c. Ad- 
vance of Money, and for Indemnity, read twice; Commif- 
fioners appointed ; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act paffed 
and to be printed, 29 Oét.—-—Act concerning the Determi- 
nation of Claims depending before the Commiffioners for Ob- 
ftructions, read twice ; Blanks filled up; Queftion for Ingroff- 
ment, Neg. Act paffed and to be printed, 4 Nov. 

Denbigh County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Derby County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, i, 

— Earl of, Petition and Cafe annexed, reported; Order 

for allowing him 5004, per Annum out of his Father’s Eftate ; 

A&amp; for that Purpofe ordered ; Truftees to forbear Sale of the 

Remainder in the mean Time, 1 Aug. Act read, 12 Nov. 

Order for fecond Reading, 15. Read; Quefiion for Ingroff- 

ment, Neg. Act pafied, 18. 

— Countefs Dowager of, Petition reported and read; Pre- 
vious and main Queftions for admitting her to a Compofition 
feverally Affirmative;. Rates thereof, 27 Sept.—— Bill for 
that Purpofe, and for giving Robert Maffey 1,000 /. for bis 
Loffes, read twice; Day of Payment ; Queftion for [ngroff- 
ment, Neg. Ad paffed, 8 Oct. 

Defborow, Major General, previous and main Queftions for cal- 
ling him to fit as a Member, feverally Affirmative, 5 July 
——Appointed One of the Council of State, 1 Nov.—One 
of the Generals at Sea, 3 Dec. 

Devon, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion 
under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Dick, Sir William, Petition and State of his Cafe reported, read; 
and referred to the Committee for Public Debts, 25 July, Re- 
port; Order for paying him 1,000 /, out of Goldfmiths Hall, 6 
Aug.—Further Report; Order for continuing his whole Debt; 
deducting the 1000/. upon the former Security, 1 Oé. 

Dorfet, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiftion 
under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Duck, Nicolas. Vide Scarborough. 

Durham, A&amp;ct for holding the Affizes there, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 27 July Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 























A. 1054. 


D4 RNALL, Ralph, approved to be Clerk Affifiant, 10 O&amp;. 
Deans and Chapters, Refolution that all Sales of their 
Lands shall be valid, 15 Dee. Vide Government. 

Debentures, forged, a Committee to confider how Reparation 
may be made to State for them, 22 Nov. 

Debtors. Vide Creditors. 

Debts, Public, a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider of 
fatisfying them, 22 Dec.——3 &amp; 10 Jan. 

Derby County, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to a 
Committee, 14 Dec. Vide Northern Counties. 

Dick, Sir William, Petition read; Order for paying part of his 
Debt ; a Committee to examine the Truth of the Debt, 
18 Jan. 

Dingley, Edward, Bill for fettling upon him Manors and Lands 
late belonging to Samuel Dingley, upon paying feveral Sums 
to his Wite and Daughters, read, 15 Jan. 

Durham, Petition of Tenants of the late Dean and Chapter to 
be read. 2 Nov. Read and referred to a Committee, 3. 





A, 1656 &amp; 1657. 


D4 RNALL, Ralph, 1656, approved to be Clerk Affiftant 
“at the Clerk’s Request, 18 Sept. 
Dartmouth, 1656, New Writ, 23 Mar. 


Deane, 





























IN DEX ¢@o the Seventu Vouvme. 


Deane, John, 1656, Petition reported; Refolution that he is a 
fit Object of Mercy and Pardon, to be offered to Protector, 30 
Sept. Bill for Pardon and Reftitution in Blood of him and 
others, read, 23 O&amp;. Committed, 27. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 31——Paffed ; Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 
i1 Nov. Proteétor’s Confent, 27. 

Martha, 1656, Bill for naturalizing her and others, read, 

10 Nov. Committed ; Committee impowered to infert Names, 

25 Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 2 Dec.- Paffed ; 

Protector’s Confent to be defired, 10. 

1657, Proteétor’s Confent, 9 June. 

Deane Forett, 1656, a Committee to confider of Satisfafion to 
the Inhabitants touching their Rights and Grievances, 16 Oct. 

Bill for Mitigation of the Rigour of Foreft Laws therein, 

and for Prefervation of Wood and Timber, read, 21 Nov. 

Order for fecond Reading, 20 Bill committed, 6 Dec. 

Reported, and to be ingrofled, 25 Paffed ; Proteéor’s 

Confent to be defired, 14 Mar. 

1657, Protector’s Confent, 9 June. 

Debtors, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill to compel thofe in 
Prifon that are of Ability, to pay their Debts, and for Relief of 
fuch asare not able, 25 Sept. Billread and reje&amp;ted—Same 
Committee to prepare another, 29 O¢t.—Bill to be read, 26 
&amp; 29 Nov. Read, 3 Dec. Order for fecond Reading, 
19 Feb. Queftion for ingrofling, Neg. 23. 

1657, Order for fecond Reading, 27 Apr. 
May 6 June. 

Debts, fmall, 1656, Bill for Recovery thereof, and for relieving 
Perfons in Cafes of finall Trefpafles, read, 16 O&amp;. Order for 
fecond Reading, 27 Read; Queftion for rejeéting it, Neg. 
Bill committed, 1 Nov. ‘To be reported, 28. 

1657, Like Order, 18 June.——Bill for Recovery of 
certain juft Debts, read, 27 Mar. 

Delinquents. Vide Corporations —A Committee to confider of 
the Eftates of fuch as have not compounded, and touching the 
Payment of the fecond Moieties, and the Cafes of Children 
whofe Parents have not compounded, 22 Oct. 

Dendy, Edward, 1656, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Lrifh Affairs, 22 Dee. 

Denham, Thomas, 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Denne, Mr. 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Deptford Strand, 1657, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred 
to the Committee on the Bill for Buildings, 5 June. Vide 
Buildings. S .. 

Derby, Earl of, 1656, Petition to be read, 9 Dec. Read, and 
referred toa Committee, with Power to prepare a Bill as is 
defired, 22. Committees added, 23 &amp; 24—Order for making 
Report, 21 &amp; 24 Feb.—Bill for fcttling certain Manors, Lands, 
&amp;c. on him, read, 2 Committed, g Mar. To be reported, 
20. 






































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1657, Reported, and to be ingrofled, 27 Mar. 

Devon County, 1656, Petition of well-affected Gentlemen, 
Minifters, &amp;c. read, 18 Dec. Vide Quakers. Petition 
of Inhabitants to be read, g &amp; 11 Feb. Read, 13. Vide 
Chadwick, Mr. ad ’ 

Dick, Sir William, 1656, Petition of his Creditors and diftreffed 
Family, to be read, 7 Feb. Read, and referred to a Com- 

eons Avother Committee to offer fome Expedient for 

their Relief till the Parliament fit again, 15 June. Report; 
Prote&amp;or to be defired to iffue his Warrant to the Commif- 
fioners of the Treafury to pay his Son additional 40 8. per 
Week—Order for fufpending all Declaratories and Procefs in 
Scotland againft his Eftate—Council of State there to fiate 
and clofe the Account of public Debts dueto him ; Protection 
granted him, 20. 

Divorces and Alimony, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill con- 
cerning them, 1g Jan. en 

Dowdale, Edward, 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Downes, John, 1656, Petition reported ; Refolution that he is a 
fit Object of Mercy, and that he ftand reprieved, 21 Oét. 

Drapery. Vide Cloth. 

Dumfreeze, Sanclare, Lockmaben, Annand, Wigton, Kirko- 
bright, Whithorne, and Galloway, 1656, new Writ, 2 Oct. 

Dunbar. Vide Pebles. 

Dunwich, and Southwold, 1656, a Committee to confider a 
Petition from thence, and prepare a Bill for impofing a Rate 
on Goods imported or exported, for maintaining and repairing 
the Haven, 13 Mar. Committees added, 14. 

Durham County, 1656, Petition of well-affected Minifters, read, 
18 Dec. Vide Quakers.. oy 

1657, Bill of Grant and Confirmation of Liberties, Pri- 

vileges, and Jurifdictions formerly ufed therein, read, 25 Mar. 

Committed, 23 May; Committees added, 29. 

















Vot. VII. 


A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


D ANVER S, alias Villiers, Robert, Information that lie had 
been a Papift, and in Arms againit the Parliament; heard 

thereupon ; withdraws ; Witnefs heard; Mr. Danvers makes 
Anfwer again, and withdraws ; expelled, and difabled from 
fitting in any Parliament ; Queftion for committing him to 
the Tower, Neg. 12 Feb. 

Darnall, Ralph, appointed Clerk Affiftant, 27 Jan. Vide Clerk 
Affiftant. : 

Dartmouth Ele&amp;ion, and double Return ; Report, recommitted, 
23 Mar. 
ebentures, a Committee to examine Abufes by fraudulent Bills 
and Debentures, and Bills and Bonds for the Public Faith ; 
no Perfon concerned to be of the Committee ; Committees 
named ; thofe prefent fatisfy the Houfe they are no ways con- 
cerned ; Auditors, &amp;c. to attend them ;  Proteétion’ to be 
pa to Perfons they fhall defire to attend—No Bonds or 
Bills for Debentures to be given till further Order, 9 Apr. 

— Andrew, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
13 Apr. 

Drew, j. ofeph. Vide Privileges. 

Durham, County, Petition of Juftices of Peace, &amp;c. read ; 
referred to a Committee to prepare Bill for equal Reprefen- 
tatives for the County and City, 31 Mar. 


1650. 


D4 NTZIC K, Letters of Credence to that Commonwealth, 
read, and agreed to To be paffled under the Seal of 

the Council of State, and figned by Speaker, 28 June. 
Darnall, Ralph. Vide Clerk Affiftant—His Petition read, and 
referred toa Committee; Order for paying the Arrears of his 
Salary, 24 Aus 
Day, Cornet, In 





—_— that he is in his Captain’s Cuftody 
for dangerous Words ; his Commitment approved ; Order for 
delivering him over to the Serjeant attending the Council of 
State, 28 July. 

Deal, Lower, Petition of Pilots, Seamen, &amp;c. read, and referred 
to a Committee, 28 May. 

Deane Foreft, Information of Tumults and riotous Meetings 
there; Sheriff and Juftices of Peace to fupprefs them—A 
Committee to take Care of the Prefervation of Timber 
therein, 11 May Petition of Commiffioners, Miners, and 
others, read, and referred, 1 June The Committee to 
proceed with Power to examine upon Oath, g July. Re- 
vived ; Order for their meeting ; Commiffioners of the Ad- 
miralty to attend them, 21 Council of State to preferve the 
Peace therein, and the Woods as inclofed on 7th May laft, 
9 July. 

Debtors, Infolvent, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
18 July; Quorum appointed, 21 Bill for Relief of them 
and Creditors, read, 7 Oct. 

Debts, Bill for Payment thereof, ordered, 10 May. 

Delinquents, a Committee upon Conference with Truftees foi 
Sale of their Lands, to prepare Bill for giving Power to fell 
any of them unfold, or obftruéted in the Sale, 8 June—— 
Another Committee to examine touching the fecond Moieties 
in Arrear, and prepare Bill to compel the Payment thereof 
with Damages, 11 July. Committees added ; Committee im- 
powered to receive Propofitions touching raifing Monies for 
the Commonwealth, 14. Report ; Bill for compelling the 
Payment of the fecond Moieties with Intereft, read twice, and 
committed ; the Cominittee to confider of retrenching the 
Charge of Officers and Salaries—To confider touching the 
fecond Moieties of the Marquis of Winchefter’s Lands, 25. 
Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 11 Aug. Kead third time; 
Third Regifter Accountant added; Quorum of them; Bill paffed; 
a Committee to perufe it before it is printed; no Moncy to be 
paid thereupon without Order of Parliament or Council ; Or- 
der for a Sum in Grofs inftead of Salaries, 13. Aét amended, 
15. Bill for nominating and appointing Commiflioners to 
put in execution all Powers heretofore given to any Commit- 
tee or Commiflioners to compound with Delinquents, ordered, 
29 July. Read twice; Inftructions for them, read _ twice, 
and with the Bill committed, 1 Aug. Reported, paffed, 
and to be printed ; the Committee of Infpection to acquaint 
the Commiffioners therewith, 2—— Bill tor encouraging Te- 
nants to malignant Landlords to be faithful to the Par- 
liament, read twice, and committed, 8.’ Reported ; Debate 
thereon, adjourned, 9 Petition of feveral Perfons who 
have made Difcoveries, read—Additional Act, appointing 
Sequeftrators, read twice, and committed, 17— Com- 
mittee to withdraw and prepare Order for fequeftering Eftates; 
Order reported, read, a referred to another Committee, 
with Power to prepare Bill and Inftructions to the Com- 
miffioners touching this Bufinefs, 22. Bill for — 

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INDEX ¢@o the SEVENTH Vestine. 


the Eftates of Perfons in the laft Rebellion, read twice, and 

committed ; Commiflioners appointed, 24. Bill reported ; 

Time for fequeflering Perfons that aided Charles Stewart ; a 

Committee to withdraw, and prepare Claufe to that Purpote ; 

Claufe reported, read twice, and agreed to; Bill to be in- 

grofled, 25; Read Third time ; a Committee to withdraw, and 

confider of Amendments upon the Debate, 26 ; Amendments 
reported, and agreed to ; Bill paffed, and to be printed ; 

Council of State to take Care it be forthwith fent into the 

feveral Counties, 27. Additional Bill for Sequeftrations, 

read, 1 O&amp;. Committed, 4. Reported ; Quorum of Com- 
miflioners ; Allowances and Salaries ; Comptroller appointed ; 

Bill to be ingroffed, 8—Pafied, and to be printed, 7 Feb. 

Bill impowering the Committee or Sub-commiffioners to 
examine upon Oath, read thrice, and pafled ; Quorum ap- 

ointed, 3 Sept. A Committee to prepare Bill for Sale of 
iftates of A Oo in the late Rebellion with Sir George 
Booth ; the Committee to confer with Commiflioners for Se- 
ueftrations. and fend for a Lift of Perfons fequeftered, 9 Jan. 
Lit and other Papers reported, and read ; Committee added, 
14. Propofal of a Difcovery reported, and agreed to; 
Order for a Warrant to the Difcoverers, and for Security 
from them to make good all Damages, 16 Feb. Bill for 
Repeal of Two Acts of Sequeftrations, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 1 Mar. Reported and palled, 2.—— Bill for bringing 
the Rents of Delinquents and Recufants Efiates, read twice, 
and pafled, 15. 4 —_ 

Denbigh, County, Commiffioners tor the Militia, added, 8 Aug. 

Denmark. Vide Sound. 

Derby County. Vide Nottingham County—Commiffioners for 
the Militia, added, 1. 8, 9 &amp; 16 Aug.——Order for feizing 
the Arms and Ammunition of Perfons who did not affift in 
fuppretling the laft Rebellion, 27——High Sheriff appointed, 
10 Feb. Commitlioners for the Atleffment added, 15 
Mar. 

—— Earl of, Previous Quefiion, for giving 20 /. to the Perfon 
who took him, Neg.—Kefolution for giving him 10d. 
24 Aug. 

Deverox, Nicolas, Petition read, and referred to the Commif- 
fioners for Irifh Affairs, 18 July. ~— 

Devon County, Commiflioners for the Militia added, 5 &amp; 6 
Aug. High Sheriff difcharged, 5 Mar——Another ap- 
pointed, 6. 

Diamond, Triftram, to be put into the Commiflion of Peace, 























Sept. 

Dick, Sir Andrew, Petition read, and referred to a Committee ; 
Protection granted him for fix Months—Order for continuing 
his Penfion, and paying the Arrears due from 7th May latt, 
11 Aug.—For continuing his Protection fix Months longer, 
§ Feb.——Bill for granting him a Protection, and continuing 
his Penfion, read Council of State to confider of fome 
Employment for him in Scotland, 3 Mar. 

Dimes, Mark, ordered into Cuttody as a Delinquent and Debtor 
to the State, 21 Sept. Commitlioners for bringing in the 
Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Difborow, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, and 
a Commitlioner tor nominating Officers, 13 May. Council 
of State to prefent a Commiflion for him, with a Blank for, 
the Continuance, 31——Lift of Officers in his Regiment, 
reported, read, and approved, 4 July; Their Commitlions 
delivered, 7—Order for difcharging him from all military 





Employments; Serjeant to carry it to him; Name of the 
next fuperior Ollicer in his Regiment to be prefented, 12 Oct. 
—Order for confining him to his Houfe fartheft diftant frem 
London, 9 Jan. Council of State to fecure him, if he 
difobeys it, 14. 

Dizwell, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
May.—31 Dec. 

Dodjfon, William, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing in 
the Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28—His Pro- 
pofitions reported and agreed to; Order for his Difcharge, 
— Security to render himfelf to Serjeant when required, 
7 Oct. 

Doores, Thomas, Judges Certificate on his Behalf to be con- 
fidered, 15 July. 

Dorfet County, Commiflioners for the Militia added, 6 Aug.— 
Lift of Officers for the Militia read and approved ; Order for 
Commiffions to them, 11—Commiffioners for the Affeffment 
added, 2 Mar.—Cuftos Rotulorum appointed, 12. 

Dover, Lift of a Governor and Officers for the Garifon, reported, 
9g July. Read and approved, 18. 

Downeham, Francis, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiffioners for bringing 
in the Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

— Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 

ay. 


Downing, Mr. appointed Agent to the States General, 30 June 
,10 











His Letter reported and read, 12 Aug. Credentials 
for him as Envoy Extraordinary, reported, read, and approved ; 
Speaker to fign and feal them, 18 Jan. 

Drew, Jofeph. Vide Privileges. 

Duckenfield, Lieutenant Colonel, Order for giving him 250 /. 
27 Aug... 

Dunkirk, Report from the Committee of Safety touching the 
Garifon, 18 May Narrative of the State thereof; Coun- 
cil of State to provide Money for their Supply, 28 June— 
To prepare adiretticne for ordering the Receipts of the 
Revenue there, and to authorize Perfons to take Care thereof, 
29 Addretles of fevera] Regiments there, read; Letter of 
Thanks ordered ; Speaker to fign it—Council to prepare a 
Settlement and Eftabliiiment for the Garifon, and confider 
the Meffenger’s Charges in coming over, 27 July Speaker 
to fign and fend Commiffions to fuch of the Regiments as 
the Council of State fhall approve, 16 Aug. Commillioners 
for the Army to take Care for recruiting the Garifon, 28 Dec. 

Governor’s Letter read; Council of State to provide 

Shoes and other Neceflaries for them ; Order for Letter of 

Thanks to him and the Soldiery ; Speaker to fign it, 3 Jan. 

State of the Cafe touching the Payment of 12 /. per 
Week for Subfiftence of the Garifon, reported ; Order for 
paying it fora Month, 6 Mar. 

Dunklyn, John, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing 
in the Arrears, to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Durham County, Petition of Knights, Juftices of Peace, &amp;e. 
read, and referred to a Committee to prepare Bill for equal 
Reprefentatives for the County and City, 31 May——Bill 
for enabling Judges to hold Affizes there, to be read, 2 July. 
Committed, 6. Reported and pafled; Aét to be ingrofled, 7. 


To be printed, 13. Commitlioners for the Militia added, 
8 Aug. 























A. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


yh‘ AST INDIA Company, 1651, Leave given them to 
tranfport 20,000 /. in foreign Coin and Bullion, 14 Jan. 

1652, Petition of Governor, &amp;c. read; Debate thereon 
adjourned, 15 July. 

Eajiland Merchants, 1651, Petition read, 4 Nov. Another 
read, and referred to Council of State, 30 Dec.——State of 
their Cafe reported; Order for reftoring the Ship and Lading 
free from any Seizure or Confifcation, 9 Jan. 

1652, Petition of thofe refiding at Dantzick, read, 16 Apr. 

Eajtlander, Rebecca, 1651, Petition and Cale referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Edwards, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Egerton, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Od. 

Egmont, Catharine, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 20 Nov. 

Eleazar, and Abraham, converted Jews, 1652, Petition read ; 
Order for beftowing 20/7. on each of them, 7 Dec. 

Eleétions, 1651, Debate touching an equal Keprefentative in 
Parliament, to be refumed, 16 Sept. Refumed; Order for 
making Report, 17. Report ; Debate thereon adjourned, 
24. Refumed; a Committee to prepare Bill for fettling 
Time for the fitting of this Parliament, and calling a new 
one, 25. Committees added ; all that come to have Voices, 
26. Order for Meeting of the Committee, and fitting de Die 
in Diem for a Fortnight, except one Day, 10 O&amp;. Com- 
mittee fits, 14. 16,17, 18. 22, 23 &amp; 28 Oét—4. 6, 7. 11, 12 
&amp; 13 Nov. Motion from them for Houfe to appoint a Day 
for debating whether it be now a convenient Time to declare 
a certain Time for the Continuance of this Parliament, beyond 
which it fhall not fit; agreed to,13. Bufinefs debated; Pre- 
vious and main Queftions that now is a convenient Time, 
feverally Affirmative, 14. Time agreed on, 18. 

1652, the Committee on the Bill revived, 7 May. Sits 

12. 19 &amp; 26. State of their Proceedings reported; Previous 

and main Queftions tor diffolving them, and committing the 

Bill to a feleét Committee, feverally Affirmative ; all that come 

to have Voices ; Committee impowered to fend for and advife 

with any Perfons, 14 Sept.—Order for their Meeting; Referred 

to them to contider the Number of Members for Scotland, 15 

Dec.—Bill to be reported, 16 Feb. Reported; Debate thereon 

adjourned, 23. Refumed; Previous Queftions that the Blanks 

for Scotland and Ireland be filled up with Thirty-feven, feve- 
rally Neg. Order for filling them up with Thirty, 2 Mar. 

Proportions of Members for feveral Counties, Cities and Bo- 

roughs, 9, 16 &amp; 23. 

— 1653, Qualification of Electors, 30 Mar. 

on the Report, 13 Apr. 




















Proceedings 


Eilers, Barnard, 1651, his Cafe referred to the Council of State, 
with 


























with Power to hear and determine it, and difpenfe with any 
Forfeiture or Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Ellis, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 27 Oct. 

William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Edward, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding im- 

owered to hear and determine his Appeal, 3 Nov. 

E Ja St Thomas, 1651, Serjeant to deliver him to~ Newgate, 
9 Jan. 

Eltonhead, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Elwyns, Edward, 1651, Petition read and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Sufferers at Worcefter, g Mar. 

Emden, 1652, Tranilate of a Letter from the Conful and Se- 
nate, read and referred to the Council of State, with Power 
to hear the Meffenger, and prepare an Anfwer, 8 Feb. 

Emery, Mr. 1653, Petition to be read, 13 Apr. 

Emmerjon, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 1 July. 

Emmijion, John Unwin, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Empfon, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Enderly, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 13 July. 

Enfield Chace. Vide King. 

Engagement, 1651, to be fair written, and fet up in the Houfe, 
with the Names of Members who have fubfcribed it, 18 Sept. 
Englefield, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Enfor, Jane, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Commit- 
tee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

—— Robert, 1652, Queftion for pardoning him, Neg. g 

ar. 

Errington, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Mark, Lancelot, Nicolas, and Henry, 1652, their 
Names to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 
14 July. 

Effex out, 1651, Committees Letter read, 1 Sept. 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under 
the Great Seal, 4 Nov.--Commiffioners for the Affeffiments 
added, 19 Dec. 14 Jan. 

—— 1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commitlion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Evans, John, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 13 July. 

Margaret. Vide Thracey, Frances. 

Ewre, Lord, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Exeter, 1651, Upon Report from Council of State touching 
the Forces in the Caftle, Queftion for adding 40 Men, Neg. 
Order for putting in a fuflicient Number out of the Devon- 
fhire Militia, 28 Aug. 

Excife, 1651, Certificate from the Commiffioners touching the 
Payment of 36,3612. 18s. 8d. with Intereft, to Perfons 
who advanced Money upon the Credit of the firft Ordinance 
for 400,000. referred to the Council of State; Commif- 
fioners to forbear Payment in the mean Time, 16 Aug. 
Report; Order touching the Payment, 1 O&amp;. Intorma- 
tion that Perfons who have paid their Excife to the Office are 
called to an account for it, referred to the Commiflioners, 2 
Sept. Surviving Commiflioners to carry on the whole Bu- 
finefs for this Year, 21 O&amp;t. Commiflioner appointed in 
the Room of One deceafed, 6 Jan. 

1652, Like Appointment, 8 Apr.—The Committee 
of Excife tc confider the State thereof, 28. Report, 9 Nov. 
——Coimmiflioners to permit each County to farm the Excife, 
4 Dec.—Refolution for continuing the Excife, from Sep- 
tember next for two Years; Aét for that Purpofe ordered, 16. 

Exton, Dr. John, 1651, appointed One of the Judges of the 
Admiralty, 28 Nov. 

Eyves, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 


A, 1653. 


E DINBURGH. Vide Scotland. 

Edwards, David, Order for reprieving him till next Sum- 

mer Affizes; Sheriff to forbear ; ble. in the mean Time, 
12 Sept. 

E ining Peter, Petition read, 22 Aug. Vide Idiots. 

Elizabeth, Frigate, Council of State te give Encouragement to 
the Captain, and Children of the Mafter who was flain, 6 Oct. 

Emanuel College. Vide Prefion. 

Embargo, Council of State impowered to lay an Embargo, 3 O&amp;. 

Engagement, a Committee to confider Acts touching it, and 

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what is fit to be done therein, 9 July.—— Bill for taking it 
away, read; Queftion for Second reading, Neg.—Bill for 
Redrefs of the Abufe of pleading the Engagement in Bar of 
Suits, ordered, 20 Ot. A&amp; for repealing Part of an AG@ 
for fubfcribing the Engagement, read twice; Blanks filied 
up; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act paffed and to be 
printed, 4 Nov. 

Effex County, Petition of weli-affe@ed Perfons read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee; Speaker’s Anfwer, 27 July 
Order appointing Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under 
the Great Seal, 10 Nov.—Commiffioner for the Affeffinents 
added, 24. 

Ewre, Lord, appointed One of the Council of State, 1 Nov. 

Excife. Vide Supply —A Committee to confider of bringing 
in the Arrears, and of Redrefs of Grievances in the Manage- 
ment thereof, 1 Aug. Report touching the Arrears; Bill for 
bringing them in, ordered, 23. Read twice and committed ; 
reported, and to be ingroffed, 29. Pafled, and to be 
printed, 30 Commiflioners and Sub-commiffioners to be 
called to Account for Fines received by them, 5 Sept.—The 
Committee for Infpections to examine what Fines have been 
received in the feveral Counties; Bill for that Purpofe or- 
dered, 19—Order for Farming the Excife, 21—Votes for 
taking away fome Offices, and reducing the Salaries, of others, 
1 &amp; 4 O&amp;—Commiflioners continued, 4—The Committee 
of Infpeétions impowered to give the Comptroller an Oath, 12. 

Lift of the Rates of Excife on Commodities of inland 
Making or Growth, reported, 25 Nov. Confidered, 25, 26. 
28 &amp; 29. 

Exeter, Petition of the Church there, read, 26 Aug. Vide 
Religion—Commiflioners for the Affeffments, added, 24 Noy. 














A. 1654. 


E LECTIONS and Privileges, Committee appointed, 5 
Sept. Revived; Order for fitting, 15 Sept. 7 Dec.— 

Committees added, 5 Oct. 14 Dec. The Committee 
to proceed upon Ele¢tions in Ireland as they do upon Elections 
in England—Controverted; Reports, viz. Yarmouth and 
Caterlaugh—Petitions to be prefented to the Committee 
within Three Weeks—Double Returns to be confidered in 
the firft Place, 5 O&amp;—Members make Ele¢tion, 4, 5, &amp; 6 
O&amp;.—3 Nov.—The Committee to confider the Bufineis of a 
Perfon in Holy Orders returned, and all Cafes of the like 
Nature, 9 O&amp;t. Information that the Clerk of the Com- 
monwealth refufes to certify a Perfon to the Clerk of the 
Houfe, till approved by Proteétor’s Council; Refolution that 
Perfons returned fhall be admitted without any other Appro- 
bation, than that of the Parliament; fuch Perfons to be 
certified to the Clerk of the Houfe, 2 Dee.—Methods of 
making Elections, and Qualifications of Perfons to be chofen, 
and of Electors, 27 &amp; 28. 

Ely, Wle of, Petition of Owners of Fen Lands read, and re- 
ferred toa Committee, 15 Dec. Vide Fens. 

Excife, A Committee to confider the Amount of Moneys charged 
thereupon, 18 Jan, 


A. 1656, &amp; 1657. 
E DWARDS, Antony, 1656, additional Bill for afcertain- 


ing and fetting out Lands in Ireland to be fettled on him, 

and other well-affeéted Inhabitants of Gloucefter, read, 17 

Feb. Committed, 197——To be reported, 20 Mar. 

1657, Like order, 26 Mar. Bill reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 31 Provifo added; Bill pafled; Proteétor’s 
Confent to be defired, 5 May Protector’s Confent, 9 
June. 

Eleétions and Privileges, 1656, Committee appointed, and to fit 
de die in diem, with Power to receive Petitions touching 
Elections, 18 Sept.—Day appointed for their fitting, 4 Oct. 
Controverted, viz. Lynn—Petitions touching Elections in 
England, to be within 14 Days—Touching Elections in 
Scotland and Ireland within 20 Days—Letter to Speaker 
from Perfons returned touching their being kept out of the 
Houfe by Soldiers at the Lobby Door, read by him privately ; 
Sub{fcribers Names and Letter read to the Houfe; Clerk of the 





























Commonwealth to attend with the Returns, 18 Sept. Vide 
Members. Perfons returned for two or more Places to 
1,2. 4% 


make Eleétion within Eight Days, 25 Sept 
21 Oct.— 28 Nov. Houfe appoints what Place a Mem- 
ber fhall ferve for, he not having made his Ele¢tion within 
the Time limited, 22 Oct. Speaker during this Seffion, to 
iffue new Writs in Cafe of Death or double Returns where 
the Member makes his Choice in the Houfe, 25 Sept. 

1657, Committees added, 21 Jan. Petitions to 
be prefented within Two Months—The Committee to re- 


ceive them and fit from Day to Day; Order to be fet up 
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INDEX @ the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


without the Houfe Door, 25 Jan. Perfons returned for two 
or more Places, not to fit till the Return 1s determined—The 
Committee to determine double Returns in the firitt Place— 
Clerk to fet up the Names and Places where there are double 
Returns, at the Door, 1 Feb. 

Efford, William, 1656, Petition read, 27 Jan. Vide Levant 
Company. 

Elgin ol an 1656, new Writ, 23 O&amp;. ; 

Ely, Ifle of, 1656, Bill for Grant and Confirmation of Liber- 
ties and Privileges therein, read, 21 Nov. Committed, 28. 
Committees added, 2g7——Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 
23 Dec. : 

Emanuel College. Vide Johnfon, Samuel. — 

Emerton, William, 1656, Order for beftowing Part of the laft 
Colleétion on him, 7 Mar. 

England, Chriftian, 1657, Prote&amp;tor to be defired to continue 
her Penfion, 20 June. 

Erbury, Dorcas, 1656, her Facts and Crimes referred to a 
Committee, 18 Dec.—Her Petition read; Lord Chief Juftice 
of the upper Bench to receive Informations, and caufe Pro- 
ceedings againft her—Order touching fatisfying the Serjeant’s 
Chargein keeping her—For Warrant to him, to deliver her 
to fuch Prifon as Lord Chief Juftice fhall order, 14 Feb. 
Lord Chief Juftice to difpofe of her according to Law, 
21 Mar. 

Euer, Mrs. Vide Privileges. 

Excife, 1656, a Committee to confider the Arrears of Money, 
and confer with the Commiffioners about bringing them in, 
17 Sept. Report of Excife due from feveral Merchants, 
read at large, then by Parts; Times for Payment thereof; 
Debate adjourned, 7 Nov. A Committee to confider of 
putting the Excife and Cuftoms into One Receipt, and how 
they may be improved, and the Charges of Officers retrenched, 
and how an exa¢éi Account of imported Commodities may 
be had, 21 Oct. Vide Supply. 

1657, All Aéts and Ordinances touching the Excife, 
to continue in Force till further Order, 29 Apr. 

Evxeler, 1656, Petition of well-affeéted Gentlemen, Minitters, 
&amp;ec. read, 18 Dec. Vide Quakers. Bill for Maintenance 
of Minifters and Union of Parifhes there, read, 24 Dec. 
Order for fecond Reading, 2 &amp; 27 Jan. 7 Feb. Bill com- 
mitted, 9. Committee impowered to fend for Witneffes, 
&amp;ec. 21——Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 7 Mar. 

1657, Pafled; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 
27 Mar. Protector’s Confent, g June. Petition of 
Inhabitants read, 27 Mar. 
Exmore Foreft, 1657, Petition concerning it to be read, 1 Apr. 


A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


LECTIONS, Committee sapeeeies with Power to re- 
1 


ceive Petitions—To fit notwithftanding Adjournment of 
the Houfe, 28 Jan. Committee added, 19 Feb. Pe- 
titions 1 be delivered within 28 Days—To be proceeded up- 
on according to Priority—Double Returns to be confidered 
firft, 28 Jan.—Elections controverted ; Reports ; viz. Reading, 
Poole, Stockbridge, Oxford County, Horfham, Caftle-rifing, 
Petersfield, Malton, Carmarthen Borough, Tiverton, Ca 
chefter, Haflemere, Dartmouth, Hertford Borough, Taunton, 
and Bofliney—Right of Eleétion determined, viz. Malton, 
Haflemere and Reading,—Perfons returned upon double Re- 
turns, not to fit till Returns determined, 28 Jan.—Mem- 
bers make Eleétion, 31 Jan. 11.17. 23, 24 &amp; 25 Feb. 
10, 11. 17 &amp; go Mar. To make Eleétion within 
Seven Days, or Houfe to appoint the Place they fhall ferve 
for, 1 Mar. Appoints a Place, 17—The Committee to ex- 
amine a Claufe left out in the Writs of Summons, 2 Mar.— 
Original Writs for the two laft, and this prefent Parliament, 
read, and re-delivered to the Clerk of the Conenadiaile 17. 
Excije. Vide Accounts. Bill for taking away all Laws, Sta- 
tutes, and Ordinances concerning Excife and new Impofts, 
after Years; and concerning Cuftoms, Tonage, and 
Poundage, after Months of Lord Proteétor’s Death, 
read, 29 Mar. Read fecond Time; Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 31 Refumed, 1 Ae. 
Eyre, Adam, Petition on Behalf of reduced Officers, under 
Ferdinando, Lord Fairfax, read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 13 Apr. 


A. 1659. 


E AST IN D1A Company, Bill for Re-payment of 15,0001. 
advanced by them, read twice, and paffed, 30 June. 
Eafter Verm. Vide Term. 


Eaton, Captain, Commiflioners for nominating Officers to exa- 
amine the Matter of Fact touching him, 13 June. ° 
Eden, Samuel, Pardon for him, and Judges Certificate read ; 


Pardon agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 
25 Feb. 

Egerton, Colonel Randolph, voted a Rebel and Traitor, 9 Aug. 
Vide Booth, Sir George. , 

Eleétions, ingroffed Bill for anew Reprefentative, to be deli- 
vered to the Clerk, g Aug.—Debate touching filling up the 
Parliament, adjourned, 1 Oc. Refumed; Previous and main 
Queftions for referring it toa Committee, to confider the 
Diftributions, Numbers and Qualifications of Perfons to be 
elected, feverally Affirmative, 3 Previous and main Quef- 
tions for iffuing new Writs for electing Members in the Places 
of thofe deceafed, and for appointing a Committee to bring 
in Qualifications, feverally Affirmative, 3 Jan. Order for 
making Report, 7. Bill difabling Perfons to elect, or be 
elected, read twice, and committed; Committee to confider 
how this Parliament may be made fo as to be a Foundation 
for all future Parliaments, 11. Committees added, 23. Bill 
to be reported, 23 &amp; 30. Order for Meeting of the Com- 
mittee, 30. Bill reported ; Debate thereon, adjourned, 31 

Refumed, 3, 4, 5. 8.11. 19 &amp; 15 Feb. Bill to be 
ingrofled, 15. Proceedings thereupon, 16. Bill pafled and 
to be printed ; A Committee to fee there be Coherence through 
the whole, and no Mif-writing, 18—Refolution for fum- 
moning a new Parliament, on the 25th April, 1660. A 
Committee to prepare Qualifications of Members, 22. Qua- 
lifications reported and read; Debate thereon adjourned, 24. 
The Committee revived, and to confider of Qualifications of 
Electors, 25. Bill for calling and holding a Parliament at 
Wettminfter, on 25th April, 1660, read, 8 Mar.  Infor- 
mation that the Qualifications formerly reported, are lott; 
Reporter produces a Copy thereof; Copy read; Bill and Qua- 
lifications committed ; Queftion for committing them to a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, Neg. 9. Chairman to in- 
form the Houfe of the Proceedings thereupon ; Houfe to re- 
fume the Bufinefs; Bill reported, 13. Proceedings there- 
upon, 13 &amp; 14. Bill to be ingroffed, 14. Pafled, and to 
be printed, 16. 

Ely, \fle of. Vide Lancafter County ———Commiflion of Oyer 
and Terminer for the Ifle to be iffued, 9 July. 

LEmott, Lancelot, Order for paying Part of his Salary as Pro- 
voft Marfhal of Londen and Weluminfer, 10 Feb.—For pay. 
ing the Arrears thereof, 15 Mar. 

Enfield Chace, Juftices of Peace to take bail for nine Soldiers 
committed to Newgate for a Riot there; Petitions of Pur- 
chafers of Part of the Chace, and of Proprietors and Com- 
moners, feverally read, and referred to the Committee for 
Deane Foreft; Order of Reference to be read in Enfield and 
other adjacent Churches, 16 July. Another Petition of Pur- 
chafers read ; Keeper of Newgate to deliver the Soldiers over 
to the Marfhal General of the Army; Sheriffs of Middlefex 
and Juftices to fu — all Riots there; Military Officers to 
aflift them, 18. T eir Certificate and Account prefented; 
Order for them to proceed in preferving the Peace, 21.—~ 
Order for making Report, 8 Aug. 

Engagement to be taken by Members, and the Militia, read 
thrice, and to be ingroffed, 3 Sept. Debate thereon referred 
to a Committee, 6 Engagement to be taken by all Per- 
fons, read and agreed to, 15 Feb. Difcharged and to be 
taken off the File; Orders injoining the taking it, vacated ; 
a Committee to fee them expunged, 13 Mar. ; 

Einglifh Chriftian, Order for continuing her Penfion, and paying 
the Arrears due from 7th May lait, 11 Aug. 

Effex County, Cuftos Rotulorum appointed, 25 J une—3 Mar. 

Commiflioners for the Militia added, 1 Aug.—High 
Sheriff for the Remainder of the Year, appointed, 23. 

Excife. Vide Cuftoms—Report touching the Payment of Sala- 
ries to the Officers, referred back to the Commiffioners, 25 
June——Bill for bringing the Revenue of the Excife into the 
Exchequer, read, 7 July—Letter to the Judges to require 
the Juftices to affift the Sub-commiflioners on Farmers in 
collecting it, read and agreed to, Speaker to fign it, 8. 

Exeter, Commiflioners for the Militia added, 5 &amp; 6 Aug. 

Eyre, Colonel Adam, Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported 
and read; his Commiffion delivered, 18 Jan. Lift read 
again and approved ; Several of his Officers Commiflions de- 


livered, 23. Speaker to deliver others after the rifing of the 
Houfe; delivers them, 31. 


A. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 
FA ITREF AX, Lady Frances, 1651, Petition and Cafe re- 


ferred to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 
Lieutenant Colonel Francis, 1651, Petition and Cafe 
referred to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Faith, Public, 1651, Report touching the Payment of Moneys 
due thereupon, and the Qualifications of Perfons to be paid 
agreed to, 13 Jan—A Committee to prepare a Draught of a 

Commiflion 

















Commiffion to be fent into the feveral Counties for afcertain- 
ing the Public Faith, aud Inftructions touching it, and Qua- 
lifications of the Public Faith fit to be fatisfied, and how it 
may be paid, 302——Report agreed to, 12 Mar. 

1652, The Committee impowered to receive Propofals, 

27 Apr. Their Report; Refolution, that fuch Perfons 

as will take Satisfaction by Lands in ILreland, fhall have fatis- 

faction accordingly ; the Committee to contider how this Vote 
may be made practicable, and prepare Bill for that Purpofe— 

A Committee to confider conchian pulling down Cathedrals, 

and applying them to the Payment of the Public Faith, 9 

July Bill for that Purpofe to be prefented, 11 Jan.— 

Aét for Payment of the Public Faith out of Difcoveries or 

Concealments not pardoned by the Aét of Oblivion, ordered— 

A Committee to confider how Monies due may be atcertained, 

and what Time is fit to be fixed for making Claims, 26 Aug. 

—— Bill for better Satisfaction of Monies due upon the Pub- 

lic Faith, read 30 Nov.—Bill touching fatisfying the Pub- 
lic Faith of Perfons that are not able to double, read——Bill 
for afcertaining Monies due thereupon, ordered, 18 Jan. 
Read, 25 ——Committed ; the Committee to prefent Names 
of Commiffioners, 3 Feb. 

Fanfhaw, Vhomas, and others, 1652, Petition read, and refer- 
red to a Committee, 20 May. 

Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Ot. 

Farmery, Robert, 1652, to be admitted to his Compofition, at 
One Third Part of his Omiflions and Undervaluations, 3 Nov. 

Farre, Ralph, 1651, Petition read; Order for pardoning him, 
and difcharging his Sequeftration, 30 Aug. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Farrington, William, 1652, Commiffioners for compounding, 
impowered to difcharge his Sequeftration, if upon Enquiry 
they find he has paid his fine with Intereft, 10 Nov. 

Faji, 1651, Order for a Public Faft for a Blefling upon the 
Countel and Forces of the Parliament, 20 Aug. Day defer- 
red, 21—Preachers appointed, 20 Aug. 17 Sept. 
Thanked, 26 Aug. 23 Sept. Refolution for keeping a 
Faft inthe Houfe, 17 Sept. 

1652, Refolution fora Public Faft—Days appointed— 
A Committee to prepare Declaration of the Grounds and Rea- 
fons thereot—Lord Mayor to give Notice to the Minifters 
within the Lines, 1 June—Act appointing Days for the Fatt, 
with the Grounds and Reafons, read twice ; Queftion for 
Ingroflment, Neg. Aé paffed and to be printed, 4— 
Preachers appointed, 1 June 27 Jan. Thanked, 10 
June Paper of Grounds and Reatons for appointinga Day 
of public Prayer and Humiliation, read; Day appointed ; 
a Committee to prepare Aét for that Purpofe, with the 
Grounds and Reafons thereof, 10 Aug. Act to be prefented, 
17. Read twice and committed, 19. Reported; Queftion 
for Ingroffment, Neg. Aét pafied, and to be printed ; Com- 
miflioners of the Great Seal to take Care it be published— 
Minitters defired to affift in carrying on the Exercifes of the 
Day, 1 Sept. Refolution for a Faft in the Houfe—For 
a Public Faft, 27 Jan.—Latter to be printed, publifhed, 
and fent to the Sheriffs in the feveral Counties to be difperfed 
to the Minifters, 9g Feb. Council of State to take Care they 
be {peedily fent, 11——Faft kept in the Houfe; a Com- 
mittee to colleét the Subfcriptions of Members for Relief of 
Widows and Children of Perfons flain, and of maimed Sol- 
diers and Seamen in the late Engagement with the Dutch, 

Mar. 

Siena Samuel, 1652, his Name to be imferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Fawney, Dorothy, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Fee-farm Rents, 1651, Eftimate touching thofe fold, and to 
be fold, reported; Additional Bill for Sale thereof, ordered, 
8 Jan. To be read, 3 Feb. 2&amp;10Mar. Read twice 
and committed, 11—To be reported, 16—Reported, and to 
be ingroffled—Purchafers to receive the Rents due 25th 
March next, provided they pay the Purchafe Money within 
a Month, 23 Mar. 

1652, Order for Third Reading of the Bill, 30 Apr. 

—Read ; Queftion ; that a Provifo ftand, Neg. 4 May. 

Queftion, that a Claufe fiand, Neg. Ac paffed, and 
to be printed, 3 June——Further additional Act for Sale 
thereof, read twice, 8 Sept. Reported ; Queftion for In- 
grofiment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be printed, 9g. 

Fell, Mr. 1651, his Letter read, 5 Sept. 

Fens, 1651, Report touching them to be made, 13 Jan. 
16. 18 &amp; 19 Mar. 

1652, Made; Petition read; Debate adjourned, 26 

Mar. Refumed ; Papers read; Previous Queftion for a 

Bill | ie certain Commiffioners to view certain Fens, 

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INDEX wo the SEventu Vouvume. 


and examine how much has been drained, and by whom 
and what other Parts are fit to be drained, Neg. 9 Apr. 

Fenwiek, Colonel, 1651, his Letter read, 19 Aug. 

Fernes, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Ferrers, Henry. Vide Fanfhaw, Thomas. 

Fetherfionhaugh, Sir Timothy, 1651, Refolution, that he is a 
fit Perfon to be brought to Trial That he be tried by a Court 
Martial; Council of State to fee the Vote put in Execution 
effectually and fpeedily, 11 Sept. Letter, with Refolution 
of the Court upon him inclofed, read, 7 O&amp;t. 

Fielder, Colonel, 1651, Order for paying Monies formerly af- 
figned him out of his Difcoveries, 24 Mar. 

Fincham, Thomas, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, 
with Power to hear and determine it, and difpenfe with any 
Forfeiture or Confifeation, 17 Feb. 

Fines, Norris, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 10 Nov. 

Fines. Vide Kecoveries——1652, A@ for afcertaining arbi- 
trary Fines upon Defcent or Alienation of Copyhold of In- 
heritance, read twice and committed, 15 Apr.—— Previous 
Queftions that the Value be not above two full Years Value 
—Not above one Year and half Value, feverally Neg. Pre- 
vious and main Queftions, that it be not above a full Year’s 
Value, feverally Affirmative; Bill to be ingroffed, 6 May. 
Queftion, that it be now read third Time, Neg. Day ap- 
pointed for it, 13. Bill for taking away Fines upon Bills, 
Declarations, and Original Writs, read twice and commit- 
ted; the Committee impowered to hear the Curfitors, and 
other Officers, 22 Apr. 

Finners, Catharine, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Fifher, Captain, 1652, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Thomas, 1652, Petition on his Behalf read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Fishery, 1652, Council of State to prepare Declaration to affert 
the Right of this Commonwealth thereto, and to the Sove- 
reignty of the Seas, 25 June. 

Fitzpatrick, Colonel Jobn, 1652, Declaration of the Nobility, 
Gentry, &amp;c. of Lemfter againft him, read, 18 May. 
His Articles, and Refolutions of the Irifh Commitlioners 
thereupon, reported, read, and agreed to, 18 Aug. 

Fizakerley, Robert and Nicolas, 1652, their Names to be in- 
ferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Fleetwood, Lieutenant General, 1651, appointed One of the 
Council of State, 24 Nov. His Letters read, 25 Aug. 
1 Sept. ‘Thanked for his great Services, 16. 

1652, Appointed Commander in Chief of the Forces 

in Ireland under Lord General, and a Commiffioner for Civil 

Affairs, 9 July Liberty given to difcharge himfelf of fuch 

public Bufinefs, as is neceflarily to be difcharged before his 

going, 3 Aug. 

— Sir Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Sir Gerard, 1652, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of Obfiructions, 27 Aug. 

Fleming, Sir Oliver, 1652, his Letter read, 10 Sept. 

William and John, their Names to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Fletcher, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

— John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Flintoft, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Noy. 

Flyer, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Od. 

Forcer, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Forde, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Forefts and Chaces, 1651, the Committee of the Navy to confider 
how thofe belonging to the Commonwealth may be improved, 
12 Mar. 

——— 1652, Order againft felling Lodges belonging thereto, 
2 Sept. —-TheCommittee of the Revenue to take Care Fo- 
refts, Chaces and Parks be improved, and employed to the 
Ufes intended, 15 Oé. To take Care to preferve the Wood 
and Timber, and appoint Officers, 18 Nov. Information 
touching Waftes, referred, 3 Dec.——Act for Sale thereof, 
read twice and committed, 8 Jan. 

Formerby, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Estates, 2 July. __ ; 
Forrefis, Humphrey, 1652, to be admitted to his Compofition, 

at One Third Part of his Omiflions and Undervaluations, 


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IN DEX ¢@éo the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Forfter, Mr. 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Fountaine, John, 1652, Order for pardoning his Delinquency, 
17 Mar. 

Fouell, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Fowke, Alderman John, 1651, Report touching Reparation of 
his Sufferings in 3° Caroli—Bill for putting in Execution the 
Decree of Lords Houfe between him and the Eaft India Com- 

any read; Petition of the Company read ; Bill read fecond 
Time and committed ; Petition referred, 27 Feb. 

1652, his Petition read; Debate thereon adjourned, 15 
July. Refumed; Previous Queftion for reporting the Bill, 
Neg. ‘The Committee to confider the Part of the Decree 
not executed, and hear both Parties with Power to examine 
upon Oath Bulinefs concerning his a 3° Ca- 
roli, to be confidered, 7 Sept. Former Report iead; a Com- 
mittee to hear him, and confider of a fit Sum for his Satis- 
faction, 9. 

Fowle, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Fox, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 13 July. 

Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Forwell, Margaret, 1652, Pardon for her read and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

France, 1652, Upon Report from Council of State, previous 
and main Quetions for opening a free Trade with fuch Ports 
there, and under fuch Reftriétions, as the Parliament fhall 
think fit, feverally Affirmative ; Council of State to confider 
of proper Ports and Reftriétions, 24 Aug. Letter from 
the King read; Mafter of the Ceremonies to acquaint his 
Minifier with the Stile to be given in Addreffes, and that this 
Letter being otherwife direéted, the Parliament cannot take 
Notice of it, 14 Dec.—Copy of his Credentials read, Day 
appointed for viving him Audience; Mafter of the Ceremo- 
nies to acquaint him therewith ; Serjeant to prepare all Things 
neceflary, 17—Houte informed that he attended; a Com- 
mittee appointed to give him Audience; Report, that they 
had received the Original Leiter from him, 21. Letter of 
Credence, and Tranflate of his Speech read, and referred 
to the Council of State to prepare an Anfwer, 22.—Another 
Letter from him read, and referred to them to prepare an An- 
{wer, with Power to treat withhim, 5 Jan. Anfwer reported, 
read, and agreed to; Queition, that the Speaker fign it, Neg. 
Clerk to fign it; Council. of State to deliver it, 7 His 
Detire for Liberty to tranfport 30 Horles to the King, agreed 
to, 1 Mar. 

Francis, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oét. 

Francklin, Deborah, 1651, Order for paying her 47. per Week, 
and the Arrears thereof, 19 Nov. 

Richard, 1652, Pardon for him read and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

Franke, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Marmaduke, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Frankland, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Free Quarter. Vide Cromwel/, Lord General. 

Freeman, John, 1651, his Cafe referred to the Council of State, 
with Power to hear and determine it, and difpenfe with any 
Forfeiture and Confiscation, 17 Feb. 

Gabriel, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Paul and Anne, Vide Nymbling, Richard. 

Freere, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Frewen, Dr. Stephen, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 20 O&amp;. 

Margaret, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee ofthe Army, 20 Nov. 

Froft, Gualter, 1651, appointed Secretary to the Council of 
State, 28 Nov. 

1652, Condition of his Family reported from them ; 
Order for allowing his Wife and Children 1,000/. Council 
of State to give Order for the Payment and Distribution 
thereof, 30 Mar. 

Fruefell, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 


A, 1653. 


fA ITH, Public, Petition of feveral Creditors thereupon, 
referred to the Committee of public Debts, 19 Sept. 
Fee-farm Rents, additional Bill for Sale thereof, ordered, 3 Sept. 


09 






































Read twice ; Blanks filled up ; Bill to be ingroffed, 5. Paffed, 
and to be printed, 8. 

Fees, Bill for regulating them in Courts of Juftice and elfewhere, 
ordered, 6 Oét. Read twice, and committed, 29. 

Ferneby, Philip, and Wife, Petition read, 22 July. Vide Ireland. 

Fiddy, Thomas. Vide Scarborough. 

Filewood, Roger. Vide Privileges. 

Fines, Act for taking them away upon Bills, Declarations, and 
Original Writs, read twice, and committed, 22 July. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 1 Aug. Pafled, 2—Refolution, 
that the General Words therein, extend to Writs of Cove- 
nant, and Writs of Entry, 7 Nov. . 

Fitch, Colonel Thomas, Petition reported and read ; Order for. 
fettling Lands in Scotland of 200/. per Annum on him and 
his Heirs; Commiffioners there to fet them out and {fettle 
them accordingly, 3 Oét. 

Fleet Prifon, State thereof reported, 23 O¢t. 

Fleetwood, Lieutenant General, his Contract for Sir Ralph Hop- 
ton’s Eftate referred to the Committee of Public Debts ; Or- 
der for ftaying Proceedings thereupon, 10 O&amp;. 

Colonel George, appointed One of the Council of State, 
1 Nov. 

Flint County, Order, appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Foreft Lands, a Committee to confider of the Sale thereof, 20 
Sept. Propofitions of the late Farmers of the Cuftoms, re- 
ported and agreed to, with Amendments—A Committee to 
prepare Act for Sale of them, 23 ‘To confider Lady Leech’s 
Defire of doubling upon them, 7 Oét. Bill read, 22. Read 
fecond Time; Report for admitting her to double; difagreed 
to; Bill committed; Petition referred, 26——-Number of 
Truftees ; the Committee to prefent Names of Officers, 9 
Nov. Names prefented; Quorum of 'Trultees; Bill to be 
ingrofled, 11. Read Third Time ; Truftees Salaries; Day of 
firfi Payment, 18. Provifu added; Bill pafled and to be 
printed, 22. 

Framlingham. Vide Hitcham. 

Frazier, Michael, Petition reported and read, 3 O&amp;. 

Frederick, Sir John, Petition read and referred to the Commit- 
tee of Infpections, 7 O&amp;t. 

Frees, Mr. his Propofal to make a Difcovery, reported ; Coun 
cil of State to give Directions for making it practicable, 19 
Sept.—To allow him One fourth, 20. 

French and Walloon Churches, Petition of Strangers belonging 
thereto; previous Queftion for referring it to the Committee 
of Trade, Neg. Order for referring it to the Council of 
State, 2 Sept. 








A. 1054. 


AIT H, Public, Refolution that all Debts thereupon fhall 
be paid, 15 Dec. Vide Government. 

Faji, Kefolution for a General Faft; a Committee to prepare 
Declaration of the Grounds thereof, 4 Sept. Declaration to 
be reported, 14. Reported; read at large, then in Parts, and 
agreed to, with Amendments ; Lord Proteétor’s Concurrence 
to be defired, 18. Signified; the Council of State to take 
Care it be fpeedily fent abroad, 19 Preachers appointed, 
4 &amp; 14 Sept. 1 Nov.—tThanked, and to print their Ser- 
mons, 4 Sept. 7 Nov. Perfons defired to aflift in car- 
rying on the Work of Fafting in the Houle, 19 Sept. 
Thanked, 12 O&amp;. 

Fens, Petition of Participants, &amp;c. in draining the Fens between 
Bourne, Bofton, and Lincoln, read and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 31 Odt.——Another referred, 15 Dec. 

Fines. Vide Forfeitures. 

Fleetwood, Lieutenant General, Previous and main Queftions 
that he be approved for Deputy of Ireland, feverally Affir- 
Mative, 24 Od. 

Forces. Vide Army. A Committee to confider of difbanding 
the Supernumeraries, and what Money will be neceflary for 
peying them till difbanded, and how it may be provided, 18 

an. 

Ford, Richard, and others, Petition read ; Queftion for referring 
it to a Committee, Neg. 15 Dec. 

Forfeitures, Bill for difpofing of them, Fines, Confifcations and 

merciaments, ordered, 30 Dec. Read, 15 Jan. 


4. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


FA ITH, Public, 1656, a Committee to confider Debts due 
thereupon, and Ways and Means for fatisfying them, 10 
Dec. Impowered to fend for Perfons, &amp;c. 27 Commit- 

tees added, 1 Jan. 
1657, Committee revived; Order for their meeting 
and making Report ; all that come to have’ Voices, 5 June.— 
Report agreed to, with Amendments, 13. To be tranfmitted 
to 
























































to Protector, 25 Bill for afcertaining and fettling Debts 
due upon the Public Faith, and providing Security for them 

_ ordered, 13 June. Read, 17. Committed, 19. 

Fafhions, indecent, 1656, Debate thereon referred to the Grand 
Committee of Trade, with Power to prepare a Bill for Re- 
drefs thereof, 29 Sept—A Committee to prepare a Bill for 
Redrefs of Evils by fuch Perfons as live at very high Rates, 
— no vifible Eftate, Profeflion.or Calling fuitable thereto, 
16 Oct. . 

1657, Bill read, 12 June. Committed ; Committee im- 
powered tofill up Blanks, 17. Bill reported and to be ingroffed, 
19. Paffed; Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 22. Protec- 
tor’s Confent, 26. 

Fafi, 1656, Refolution for a general Faft; a Committee to 
prepare Declaration of the Grounds thereof, 18 Sept. Decla- 
ration reported and read, 19. Read again by Parts, and 
pafled—A Committee to withdraw and prepare Claufe to 
prohibit bodily Labours and Recreations on that Day ; Claufe 
reported and agreed to ; a Committee to defire Protector’s 
Confent to the Declaration, 22. His Confent fignified— 
Order for printing and difperfing them through the Three 
Nations, 23—Minifters defired to aflift in carrying on the 
Work of Humiliation, 18 &amp; 19 Sept. 1 Jan. 25 Feb. 
——Thanked, and to print their Sermons, 25 Sept. 31 
O€t. 12 Jan.——28 Keb.——Refolution for keeping a 
Faft in the Houfe, 1 Jan. 25 Feb. 

1657, Like Vote, 20 Jan.—Order for a Colleétion, 

27——Minitters defired to aflift in carrying on the Work of 

Humiliation, 20 Jan. Thanked, and to print their Sermons, 

Faun, George, 1656, Bill enabling him to fell Lands for 

Payment of Debts and Legacies, and for raifing Portions for 

his younger Children, and for making a Jointure, read, 12 Feb. 

Committed, 14. 

1657, lteportedand to be ingroffed, 31 Mar. 
Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 4 Apr. 
fent, g June. 

Fees, 1657, Perfons in Naturalization Bills to pay their Fees, 
or attend to anfwer their Neglect, 11 May. 

Fens, 1656, Bill touching them to be read, 20 &amp; 26 Nov. 

Fenwick, Mr. 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Fienes, Lord Commiffioner, 1657, his Speech before Prote¢tor 
and Parliament, to be reported, 23 Jan. Reported, 25. 

Fines, 1656, Bill for afcertaining them upon Defcentand Alie- 
nation of Copyholds of Inheritance, read, 29 Sept. Order 
for fecond Reading, 1 Oct. Read and rejected on Account 
of Irregularity, 3- 

Fifh, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill for tranfporting them 
in foreign Bottoms, 8 Noy. Bill to be read, 20. Read, 21. 
Order for fecond Reading, 29——Bill committed, 2 Jan. 

— 1657, Reported, and to be ingroffed, 27 Mar. 

Pafled ; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 30 May.——Pro- 

teCtor’s Confent, 9 June—-—A Committee toconfider of Bonds 

given by Englifhmen for Payment of the Duty appointed 
by the AG@—No Procefs to ifflue out of the Exchequer 
for Non-payment in the mean Time, 28 Jan. Report ; 

Refolution, that all Bonds and Recognizances be cancelled, 





























Paffed ; 
Protector’s Con- 














29. 

Fitzjames, Colonel John, 1657, Petition read; Commiffioners 
ot Accounts to ftate his Accounts, and give him Debentures 
for his Arrears ; ‘Truftees for Sale of late King’s Land to give 
him Bonds thereupon, 31 Mar. 

Fleetwood, Lieutenant General, 1657, Refolution for fettling 
Lands in Ireland of 1,500 /. per Annum on him and his Heirs ; 
Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 8 June. 

Forefis, 1656, a Committee to confider the State thereof, and 
how Fines due for Deftruétion of Wood and ‘Timber may be 
colleéted, and what Fines are fit to be difcharged, 23 Oct. 

Bill for confirming the Returns of the Perambulation 

thereof, and touching the Foreft Laws, ordered ; Provifion to 

be made therein for difcharging Fines impofed by Juftices in 

Eyre, &amp;c. 14 Mar. 

1657, Ordinance for Sale of four Forefts and Chaces, 
referved for acollateral Security to the Soldiery, to be conti- 
nued in Part—A Committee to prepare Bill how the feveral 
Proprietors and Commoners may make out their refpective 
Snterefts and Rights, and for Difpofal of the Forefts, 29 Apr. 
——lInfirutions touching them to be read, 18 June. Read 
and agreed to, with Amendments, 19 
confider of a Claufe in the Ordinance for Sale thereof, 30 Apr. 

Fornication. Vide Adultery. 

Forrett, John, 1656, Petition and Appeal to be read, 26 May. 

Fothergill, Colonel George, 1657, Petition read ; Commiflioners 
of Accounts to ftate his Accounts, and give him Debentures 
for his Arrears ; Trufiees for Sale of late King’s Lands to 

ive him Bonds thereupon, 1 May. 

Frodjfham, Humphrey, 1656, Petition reported; Previous and 
main Quettions that he is a fit Objeét of Mercy and Pardon, 

Vou. VII. 











INDEX © the Seventy Votume. 


A Committee to’ 


feverally Affirmative ; Refolution for fending him into Ame- 

rica, upon Security not to return ; Prote€tor to be moved for 

a Reprieve in the mean time, 30 Sept. | 
Fryar, John. Vide Lawrence, Henry, and Deane, John, 


A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


FA ST, Refolution for keeping a Faft in the Houfe, Minifter 
defired to affift in carrying on the Work, 28 Jan—— 
Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 4 Feb. Refolution 
for a general Faft, a Committee to prepare Declaration of 
the Grounds thereof, 30 Mar.—— Declaration reported, and 
read in Parts; Debate thereon adjourned, 2 Apr. Refumed ; 
Declaration agreed to with Amendments, and to be ingroffed, 
4.—Ingroffed Declaration read and agreed to with Amend— 
ments ; Title read twice, and to be ingroffed ; Ingrofled Title 
read third Time; Concurrence of the other Houfe to be de- 
fired, 5 Apr. Meflenger appointed ; his Report, 14. 

Fifh, Bill for tran{porting them in foreign Bottoms, read, 27 
Jan. All Bonds given and Recognizances entered into 
by Englifh Merchants upon the Aét for tranf{porting them, 
&amp;c. voted void, and to be cancelled, g Apr. 

Foyle, Oxenbridge. Vide Rivers, Marcellus. 








A. 1650. 


Fag G, Colonel, Houfe approves of what be has done; 
Thanks thereupon, 29 Dec. Appointed One of the 
Council of State, 31. ° 

Fairfax, Lord, his Cafe referred to the Committee concerning 
the not fitting of Members who fat not fince 1648, 9 May 

Appointed One of the Council of State, 13 May 

2 Jan.——23 Feb. His Cafe referred to the Committee 

touching abfent Members, with Power to examine Witnefles, 

5 Jan. Letter from him and others read, and to be printed; 

Letter of Thanks ordered, Speaker to fign it, 6. 

Colonel Charles, approved to be Colonel of a Regiment, 
30 July——Lift of Officers therein, read and approved, 18 
Aug. Their Commiflions delivered, 20. 

Falkland, Lord, Order for reftoring Piftols, &amp;c. taken from him ; 
Power given him to take them where he finds them, 6 Mar. 

Fanfhaw, Mr. Vide Northampton, Earl of——Order for fuf- 
pending his Sequeftration, 27 Feb. 

Fafi, Refolution for keeping a Faft in the Houfe, 20 May 
26 July 29 Dec.——Minifters defired to affift in carryin 
on the Work, 20 May 26 July 29 Dec. Thanked 
27 July——3 Aug.——4 Jan.——Refolutions for a general 
Fatt cheng the Three Nations, 26 July. 16 Mar.——~ 
Votes to be printed, 26 July. 

Fouconberg, Lord, Previous and main Queftions for committing 
him to the Tower, feverally Affirmative, 24 Sept. Council 
of State to fee the Order put into execution, and have the 
fame Power concerning him, as the reft committed by 
them, 26. 

Faunt, George to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 7 Feb. Order 
for his Diicharge, 21. 

Fenton, Colonel John, Commiffions delivered to him and his 
Officers, 27 July. 

Fig-tree, aShip ot Amfterdam, Petition on Behalf of the Owners 
read, and referred to a Committee, with Power to releafe it 
11 May. 

Fincher, Mr. to be difcharged from his Imprifonment, 21 Feb, 

Votes and all Matters relating to them touching him, 
declared void, and to be obliterated, 2 Mar. 

Fifhermen, Petition read; Merchants tranfporting Fith in Englifh 
Bottoms to payno other Duties than thofe charged before 2oth 
April 1653 ; Bonds entered into for any other Impofition, 
voted null, and to be cancelled, 20 Aug. 

Fitch, Colonel Thomas, Previous and main Queftions for ap- 
pointing him Lieutenant of the Tower, feverally Affirmative, 
10 June. Vide Tower.—Lift of Officers in his Company re- 
ported, read, and approved, 9 July.——Lift of Officers in his 
Regiment reported and read, 20 Jan. Read again and ap- 
proved, 27. Speaker to deliver their Commiflions after the 
rifing of Houfe ; delivers them, 31. 

Flanders, Proceedings of the Council of State in fending for Three - 
Regiments from thence, reported and approved, 16 Aug. 

Fleetwood, Lieutenant General Charles, appointed Captain Ge- 
neral and Commander in Chief of all the Forces in England 
and Scotland—To receive his Commiflion from the Parlia- 
ment, 13 May—Appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
—Lift of Officers in his Regiment read and approved, 28— | 
Council of State to prefent a Commiffion conftituting him 
Commander in Chief of the Land Forces, with a Blank for 
the Continuance, 31—Bill for that Purpofe read twice 


d itted, 4 June. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6. 
and committed, 4 a p . g Pafied, 





























































INDEX @ the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Paffed, 7. Speaker delivers a Tranfcript of the Aé&amp; to him “ 

the Table, 9—Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported, oye 

and approved, 9 July. Their Commitlions delivered, * 

19 Extraét of a Letter to him read, 12 Aug. P- 

pointed One of the Commiffioners for the Government of the 

Army, 12 Oct.—Serjeant to fummon him to attend, 24 
an. 

: wi Colonel George, Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported 
und read, 27 Jan. Read again and approved, 1 Feb. Their 
Commiffions delivered, 3. ty) 

Flint County, Commiflioners for the Militia added, 8 Aug. 

Ford, Richard, the apprehending him approved, 9 Feb. 

Foreign Affairs, Report from the Committee of Safety con- 
cerning them, 13 May. y 

Forefis, a Committee to confider of the Prefervation of Wood 
and Timber therein, 11 May. Revived; Order for their 
meeting ; Committees added, 13 &amp; 31. Power given them 
to inquire touching Timber carried from the Lands of the 
Commonwealth fince 25th April, 1653, 28.— Another 
Committee to prepare Bill for Sale of Forefis and Chaces 

. belonging to the Commonwealth, 8 June. 
rance, Report touching a Declaration, communicated to the 
Ambaffador, and his Anfwer by Word of Mouth ; and that the 
annual Treaty with France was expired, 13 May—Ambaflador’s 
Letters of Credence ; Order for giving him Audience ; 
Matter of the Ceremonies to give him Notice thereof, and 
take Care the Houfe and Court of Wards be prepared for his 
Reception ; Members to accompany him to his Audience, 
24 June Letters of Credence to another Ambaffador read, 
12 Aug.—Referred to the Council of State; Day appointed for 
iving him Audience; Members to — him thereto ; 
the Council of State to give Order touching his Reception ; 
Matter of the Ceremonies to conduét him to his Audience ; 
Order for appointing Guards, and preparing the inner Court 
of Wards for his Reception, 18. Report, that he attends in 
the Court of Wards ; Members fent with Serjeant to attend 
him to the Houfe ; Manner of receiving him ; bis Letters of 
Credence and Speech read; Council of State to hear what he 
has further to fay ; Malter of the Ceremonies to give him 
Notice thereof, 22. 

Francis, David, recommended to the Commiffioners for nomi- 
nating Officers, to nominate him a Lieutenant in Ireland, 
14 June. 

Freberry, Mr. the Committee of Infpeétions to take Care Mo- 
ney in his Hands in the Right of a Delinquent be forthwith 
paid, 5 Oct. 

Freeman, Edward, Petition read, 4 July. 

Fryar, Thomas, the apprehending him approyed, g Feb. 














A. 1051, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


G AG IK Mr. 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Gale, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Captain, 1651, his Widow’s Petition and Cafe referred 
to the Committee of the Army, 20 Noy. 

Galloway, 1652. Vide Ireland. 

Galthampton, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

Gamull, Thomas, 1651, Report touching 500/. given by him 
for erecting a free School, which was paid to Sir William 
Brereton for the Ule of the Commonwealth ;. Refolution for 
repaying the Moncey to his E:xecutors, 1 Jan. 

Francis, 1652, Petition on Behalf of his Wife and 
14 Children read; Order for inferting his Name in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 O&amp;. 

Gardiner, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Garifons, 1651, Lift of them and the Forces therein, ordered 9 
Sept. Prefented, 11. Lift of the Garifons in Eneland and 
Wales, and Edinburgh, and Lythe, with their prefent Charge: 
and the Charge of them to which they are propounded to ‘be 
reduced, reported, 2 O¢. Report in Part agreed to, 2 &amp; 3. 
Ffiablifhment for them ordered, 3—Refolution for seducing 
feveral—The Committee of the Army to prefent an Eftablith- 
ment according to this Reducement—To give Order for Pay- 
ment accordingly—Council of State to take Care thofe to be 
laid down be made untenable and flighted, 7 Ettablifhment 
of the feveral Garifons in Englaud and Scotland reported and 
agreed to, 5 Dec. 

1652, Council of State, with Lord General and others, 

to confider the Garifons in England and Scotland, and how a 

















Expreflions of his, referred to the Committee of plundered Mi- 
nifters, 28 Aug.———-Power given them to examine Witnefles, 
9 Sept. . ; 

Garnett, Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Garrett, Colonel, 1651, Order for making Report concerning 
him, 26 Dec. 

Gay, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Gaylard, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Gayler, William 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 27 Oct. 

Gell, Colonel George, 1651, Order for making Report touching 
him ; Book intituled, “ Innocency further cleared, or, “The 
Cafe and Vindication of Colonel George Gell,” referred to 
the fame Committee, 30 Sept.—Order for making Report with 
their Opinion touching the Book, gO¢t. 28 Jan.— Report; 
Colonel heard; Pardoned upon acknowledging his Offence ; 
Order for allowing him Money brought'in upon his former 
doubling, with Intereft, 26 Feb. 

— Sir John, 1651, Petition read; 31 Oct. Order for further 
Liberty from his Imprifonment, 31 Oct.——28 Jan. 

1652, Another Petition read ; Order for his Difcharge, 
13, Apr. 

—— Thomas, 1652, Petition read; Previous Queflion that 
he be fatisfied out of Lord Howard’s Fine, Neg. 14 July--— 
-Another Petition read and referred to the Committee of Pe- 
titions, 27 Aug. 

-——— Colonel John, 1652, Petition read ; Order for pardon- 
ing his Fine and Delinquency, 5 Apr. 

Gellibrand, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 July. 

General, Lord. Vide Cromwell. 

Genoa, 1651; Letter from the State read, 22 Aug. Copy of 
Letter of Credence to their Agent read ; a Cominittce to be 
appointed to receive him; Day appointed ; Matter of the 
Ceremonies to give him Notice, 16 Sept. Other Days ap- 
pointed, 18 &amp; 25. Queftiun for appointing a Committce 
to give him Audience, Neg. Council of State to confider 
the Bufinels relating to him, and look upon his Credentials, 
30. 

——-— 1652, Tranflate of a Letter from the State read, and 
referred to the Council of State, 23 Feb. 

Gerard, Lieutenant Colonel Gilbert, 1651, Petition read; the 
Committee of Accounts to examine and fiate his Accounts, 
1 Jan. 

—— — Henry and Thomas, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Charles and William, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in Bil) for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Germany, 1652, the Committee of the Navy to confider the 
Obfiructions of Trade from thence, 8 Sept. 

Gernon, Mary, 1652, Petition read and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Gibbons, Mr. 1651, Debate touching him to be refumed, 15 &amp; 
16 Aug. Refumed ; Queftion for refpiting his Execution, 
Neg. Vote to be fent to the High Court of Jufiice, 18 
—Upon Report that he had endeavoured to efcape, and for 
that Purpofe bribed the Turnkey with 100 /. in Hand, and a 
Bond for 1007/2. more: Order that the Turnkey keep the 
Money and Bonds, 22. 

Giffard, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 20 Oét. 

Gilbert, Julyan, 1652, Pardon for him read and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

Julyan, 1651, his Widow’s Petition and Cafe referred 
to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Gildar, Robert and Edward Dew, 1651, their Cafe touching 
a Leafe granted by the Dean and Chapter of Weftmintier, 
reported ; Leafe declared good, 3 Sept. 

Gilpin, Chriftopher 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Noy. 

Glamorgan, County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

— 1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 

Glafgow, 1652, Order for paying and diftributing 1,000/. amongft 
the poor Sufferers, by Fire, 17 Sept. 

Glencarne, Earl of, 1651. Vide Scotland. 

Gloucefier County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commillion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov.—Commif- 
fioners for the Affeiiments added, 14 Jan. 

1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miffion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 











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Retrenchment may be made of the PublicCharge, 2 June 
Order for making Report, 2 July. - 
Garland, William, 1652, Petition read, with a Certificate from 
_the Commiffioners for compounding, 10 Nov. 
Garman, Mr. 1651, Information touching fome blafphemous 


1651, Letters from the Mayor and others read ; Order 
for Letter of ‘Thanks, Speaker to fign it, 25 Aug. Petition 
of Mayor, &amp;c. read, and referred to the Committee touching 
the Sufferings of Worcefter, 11 Dec,——Commiflioner for 
the Affefiments added, 19. 





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——— 1652, Report touching Satisfaction for the Loffes of 
the Inhabitants, referred to the Committee on the Bill for 

lanting Ireland, 4 Jan. 

Goff, Colonel, 1652, Upon Report from Council of State that 
his Regiment has been recruited from 700 to 1,200 Men, 
Order for paying them for Three Months, 14 July. 

Golden, ‘Vhomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Goodman, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Goodwin, Mr. 1651, defired to preach, 6 Sept. Thanked, 
and to print his Sefmon—Order for him to preach every 
Sunday at Oxford, 28 Oct. 

— Robert, 1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 

25 Nov. 

- Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Goodyer, Mary, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Gore, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Gorges, Lady, 1652, Petition to be confidered, 13 Apr. Con- 
fidered; Previous Queftion that Sir William Allenfon be de- 
fired to go to the Commiflioners for compounding, to inform 
them what he knows touching her Title to the Office of 
ew Writs in Chancery, Affirmative. Main Queftion, 
Neg. 15. 

Gorfuch, James, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Goflin, Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Gofpel, 1651, Act for better Propagation thereof, to be reported, 
1 &amp; 8 O&amp;t,—Order for meeting of the Committee, and fitting 
de die in diem, 8. A reported, and committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole Houfe ; Committee to fit for Ten Days, 
de die in diem, 15 A Committee with certain Minifters, 
to confider fuch Propofals as fhall be offered for the Propaga- 
tion of the Gofpel, 10 Feb. 

—---— 1652, Order for their meeting, and fitting de die in 
diem, 6 May 8 Od. Propofals reported ; Houle to 
confider what Duty lies upon the Magiftrate for Propagation 
thereof, and how he ought to proceed, 11 Feb. Previous 
and main Queftions that he has Power in Matters of Religion 
for the Propagation thereof, feverally Affirmative ; Propofals 
to be confidered, 2 Firft Propofal read and agreed to, 
with Amendments; Refolution that Perfons of Godlinets and 
Gifts, though not ordained, fhall, if approved, receive the pub- 
lic Maintenance for Propagation thereof, 4 Mar. Second 
Propotal read ; Refolution touching a Teftimonial for Perfons 
to be admitted to Approbation, 18. 

1653, Third Propofal read; Refolution that a certain 
Number of Minifters and others fit in every County to exa- 
mine, judge, and approve fuch as have received Teftimonials, 
1 Apr. 

Gould, John, Vide Thorold, Charles. 

Gouldney, Gabricl. Vide Sherwin, Richard. 

Gowen, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 

Gradell, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Grandifon, Lord, 1651, Report from the Council of State that 
he is a fit Perfon to be made an Example of, and tried by the 
High Court of Jutiice, 6 Nov. 

Grant, Licutenant Thomas, 1651, Committee of the Army 
to fiate his Accounts,—Order for allowing his Widow 3/. per 
Weck in the mean time, 21 Nov. 

Grantham, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Gray, Lord of Groby, 1651, Thanked for his good Service 
at Worcefter, 30 Sept.——Report from the Committee ap- 
pointed to coufider his Services; Debate thereon ; Report 
re-committed, 18 Dec. 

Great Seat, 1651, Order for bringing in the new Great Seal ; 
Lords Commitlioners at the fame ‘lime to bring in the now 
Great Seal, 4 Dee. Order for their Attendance, 16. Old 
Seal prefented, and to be broken; Speaker delivers the new 
One to the Commitlioners, 17—-—-Order touching paying 
their Salaries, and Arrears thereof, 3 Feb. 

——— 1652, Act for fettling the Salaries of the Commiffioners 
and the reft of the Judges upon a certain Revenue, and for 
due payment thereof, and for taking off Fees, ordered, 24 
June ——Order for bringing in the Seal, 30 Sept. 

Green, Richard and James, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

— William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

— Alexander, 1652, Petition read, 19 Jan. Vide Lenthall, 

John. 

Vox. VII. 



































INDEX @o the SEVENTH VoLuUME. 






Greenhaulgh, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted.in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oé.—Petition of his 
Heir; Commiffioners for compounding to certify the State 
of his Cafe, 17 Nov. Queftion that his Name iftand in the 
Bill, Neg. 18. 

Greenwich, Houfe and Park. Vide King. 

1652, a Committee to confider the Waters and Water 
Courfes from thence, and the Intereft of the State therein, 
31 Dec. 

Gregfon, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Grey, Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Griffith, Alice, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Grimfhaw, Thomas, Richard and Nicholas, 1652, their Names 
to be inferted in the Bill for Sale ‘of Delinquents Eftates, 
28 Od. 

Guernfey, 1651, Paper from thence read, 1 Jan. Articles up- 
on the Rendition of Caftle Cornett, read, approved, and 
confirmed ; Council of State to fee them performed, 2. 

Gunpowder, 1651, Contract for 5,000 Barrels per Month ap- 
proved ; Council of State to perfec it, 10 Feb. 

Gunter, Bodenham, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Gurdon, John, 1652, Appointed one of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. 

Gurney, Sir Richard, 1652, Order for levying Money due for 
his Fine, 3 Nov.—Quefiion for appointing a Day to receive 
Report concerning him, Neg. 12 Order for making it, 
16 Dec.—Report, 15 Mar. 

Gutteridge, Elizabeth 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Guys, William, 1651, Order for paying him 2001. out of Se- 
queftration Moneys, for Maintenance of his Children—Act 
for fettling 1007. per Annum on them, ordered, 6 Sept. 

— Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Od. 

Gyles, Francis, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 16 Nov. 











A, 1653. 


GELDERS and Juliers, Duke of, Copies of Letters Cre- 
dential to his Minifter, referred to the Council of State, 
2 Sept. 

Gibjon. Alexander, Petition to be read, 30 Aug. Read and 
referred to the Commiflioners for Adminiftration of Juftice in 
Scotland, 31. 

Gifford, Colonel John, and other Officers, Petition read and 
referred to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, § Aug. Report; 
Bill for ftating their Accounts and paying their Arrears, 
ordered, 20. 

Glamorgan County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Gloucester County, Petition of Inhabitants concerning planting 
Englifh Tobacco, read, 15 Aug. Vide Tobacco.—Petition of 
divers Churches and other well-affeéted Perfons read, 26. 
Vide Religion.—Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion under the Great ‘Seal, 10 Noy.—Commiflioners 
for the Affefiments added, 24. 

Godolphin, Dr. Queftion for appointing him One, of the Judges 
of the Admiralty, Neg. 22 July. Order for it 23. 

Goff, Colonel, Upon Report from Council of State, Order for 
recruiting his Regiment to 1,000 Men.—For adding the Re- 
cruits to the Eftablifhment, 8 Aug. For continuing and 
paying them Three Months longer, 28 Oct, 

Gooters, Charles. Vide Hullenberch. 

Gospel, Previous and main Queftions for appointing a Com- 
mittee to remove all Laws and Ordinances that are a Hin- 
drance to the Propagation thereof, feverally Affirmative, 21 
July. 

Pr 4 John, Petition reported, tead, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Irifh Affairs, 18 Ot. 

Graves, Captain Thomas, Upon Report from the Committee 
of the Navy, Order for allowing his Widow and Children 
1,000/. for their Maintenance, 28 Oct. 

Grefham Hofpital, Mafter difcharged; another appointed, 3 O&amp;: 

Guernjcy, Ifle of, upon Report from Council of State, ordered 
that the Jurates execute the Office of Bailiff by Turns for 
One Month—State to elect Five Jurates in the Room of 
thofe difpenfed with on Account of their Age, 29 Aug. 

Guife, Elizabeth, Petition reported, and read; Member to pre- 
pare Bill for fettling Lands on her and her Children, accord- 
ing to an Order for the late Parliament, 24 O&amp;, 





Gunnery, 














INDEX @o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Gunnery, Commiffioners for the Admiralty and the Navy to fet 
down the whole State of the Office, 21 July. 


A. 1654. 


ING. Vide Swearing. 
——- Thomas, Peasion’ to be read, 2 Nov. Read and 
referred to a Committee, 3. 

Glemham, Sackvile and Peter. Vide Stirling, Countefs of. 

Gloucester City new Writ, 3 Nov. Refolution touching the 
Proportion of Affeflments thereupon ; Commiflioners for them 
appointed, 5 Dec. 

Goodwyn, Dr. Thomas, defired to preach, 4 Sept.—Thanked, 
and to print his Sermons, 4 &amp; 14 Sept. 

Government, Previous and main Queftions for confidering the 
Matter thereof the firft Bufinefs, feverally Affirmative, 5 Sept. 
—Previous Queftion, that no Aé or Ordinance declaring 
the Offences of Treafon doth extend to Freedom of Speech in 
Parliament, Neg.—The Queftion, Whether the Houfe fhall 
approve the Government fhall be in one fingle Perfon and a 
Parliament to be debated, 6. Debated; Motion that Houfe 

o into a Committee thereupon; agreed to, 7. Committee 

its, 7, 8, 9. 11. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. 25, 26, 27, 28, 

29 &amp; 30 Sept. By S&gt; 4 Se GS Je GD 30 32. 16, 37, 

18, 19, 20, 21. 23, 24. 26, 27, 28 &amp; 30 O€t. 1, 2. 

4. 8.13 &amp; 17 Nov. A Committee to withdraw, and pre- 
are a Recognition of the Government by the Members ; 

Resegeiien reported ; Read feveral Times and pafled—De- 

claratory Vote, that it includes only what concerns the Go- 

vernment by a fingle Perfon and fucceflive Parliaments, to 
be printed and publifhed 14 Sept.—Recognition to be fub- 

{cribed by all Perfons before they are admitted to fit in the 

euie-Panee Members to fubfcribe it in the Prefence of two 

who have already fubfcribed it, 18—Original Record of the 

Government of the Commonwealth to be prefented, 14 Sept. 

Prefented and read; Debate thereon adjourned, 15 Re- 
ort of Refolutions, 7. 9 &amp; 24 Nov. Refolution that the 

neat legiflative Authority of the Commonwealth of Eng- 

land, Scotland, and Ireland, and the Dominions thereunto 
belonging, is and doth refide in one Perfon, and the People 
affembled in Parliament, and that all Bills fhall be prefented 

to him for his Confent ; and if he does not confent within 20 

Days, they fhall pafs into Laws without his Confent, provided 

they contain nothing contrary to fuch Matters wherein he and 

the Parliament fhall declare a Negative to be in him, 11 Nov. 

—That if any Bill be tendered hereafter to alter the Founda- 

tion and Conftitution of the Government, to fuch Bills the 

fingle Perfon thal] have a Negative—Queftion for confidering 
the Oath to be taken by him and Perfons in Parliament, that 

they fhall not confent to alter the Government, Neg. 14— 

Refolution that if any Bills fhall be tendered hereafter for con- 

tinuing a Parliament longer than fix Months, they fhall not 

become Laws without the Confent of the fingle Perfon, 15— 

That the Style of fuch fingle Perfon fhall be oe Protector of 

the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and 

the Dominions thereunto belonging—That Captain General 

Oliver Cromwell fhall be Lord Proteétor for Life—That he 

fhall by Confent of Parliament when they are fitting, difpofe 

of all the Forces of the Commonwealth, for the tin and 

Good thereof—That he fhall be affifted by a Council, 16— 

That the Forces, in the Intervals of Parliaments, fhall be 

difpofed of by him, with the Advice and Confent of that 

Council, 17—That after his Death, in the Intervals of Par- 

liaments, they fhall be ordered and difpofed of by the Council 

of State till the Parliament be affembled, and then they to have 
the Difpofal of them, 20—That no Law fhall be altered or 
repealed, nor any new Law made, nor Tax impofed but by 

Confent of Fudionen, 23—That a Parliament be fum- 

moned to meet and fit on the Third Monday in Oétober 1656, 

and on the Third Monday in October in every Third Year 

fucceflively—That neither this nor any future Parliament 
fhall, for fix Months, be adjourned, prorogued, or diflolved, 
without their own Confent—That they fhall not continue to 
fit above fix Months, without Lord Proteétor’s Content, to 
be by Act of Parliament, and then not exceeding Three 

Months—That Lord Protector with the Advice of major Part 

of his Council may fummon Parliaments to meet and fit at 

any other Time, for Three Months, if he fhall fee Caufe, which 

Parliament fhall not be adjourned, prorogued, or diflolved 

during that time, without their own Confent, nor fit longer 
without Lord Protector’s Confent, to be by Act of Parliament, 
provided it fhall be determined before the fummoning of the 
Parliaments before appointed—That the Summons fhall be by 
Writ under the Great Seal, according to Law; Writ read 
and agreed to, with Amendments—To be iffued by the Chan- 
cellor, Keeper, or Commiffioners of the Great Seal—That 
in Cafe Lord Protector fhall not give Warrant for ifluing the 
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Writs, the Chancellor, &amp;c. fhall within Seven Days after 

the Times limited fend them abroad—Manner and Time for 

making Ele¢tions, 24—Time of making the Returns—Pe- 

nalties on the Sheriffs and returning Officers for falfe Returns 

or Negleé of Duty—One Moiety thereof to Lord Protector, 

the other to Perfons grieved, who fhall fue for it in any Court 

of Record at Weftminfter ; Suit to commence when the Par- 

liament has adjudged it to be an Offence, 25—Qualifications 

of Perfons to be elected, and of Electors, 27—Chancellor, 

&amp;c. to be fworn to iffue forth the Writs at the Time and in 

the Manner before exprefled, and in cafe of Failure, they 

fhall be guilty of High Treafon, 28—If they neglect to iflue 

them 15 Days after the Times appointed, then the Sheriff or 

other Officer within Ten Days thereafter inall make Procla- 
mation for electing Members, and within 20 Days proceed 
to Eledion, and upon Failure be guilty of High Treafon— 
The Council of State to judge of Perfons returned, as touch- 
ing any Charge of Delinquency mentioned in the Qualifica- 
tions, and to examine et: certify the fame to the Parliament 
—Like Refolution as to Papifts returned—That the Perfons 
fo chofen, or fixty of them, fhall be the Parliament—Refo- 
lution that the Manner of electing the Prote¢tor, fitting the 
Parliament, fhall be as they think fit—In the Intervals of Par- 
liaments the Council of State fhall, after Notice given, being 
Thirteen at leaft prefent, and Eleven of them agreeing, chufe 
a Proteétor, and before their Departure declare the Succef= 
for; Manner of Election in all other Things to be as the 
Council of State fhall think fit—Qualifications of the Perfon 
to be elected, 302—— Form of an Oath to be adminifiered to 
the Council of State, read by Parts and agreed to—Perfons 
who fhiall be of the Council of State to be nominated by Lord 
Proteétor and approved by Parliament, 2 Dec.&lt;-Number to 
be Twenty-one—Eleven of them to be a Council—No Per- 
fon to continue above 40 Days after the Meeting of a Par- 
liament, without their Approbation—Refolution that the 
ftanding Forces, both by Sea and Land, fhall be no more than 
fhall be agreed upon from Time to-Time by Lord Protector 
and Parliament, 5—That the Exercife of the Civil Magifiracy 
fhall be in the Lord Proteétor, aflifted with a Council, ac- 
cording to Laws and Limitations agreed upon by Parliament 
—That all Writs, &amp;c. fhall iffue in his Name—That all Titles 
of Honour fhall be conferred by him; none to be hereditary 
without Confent of Parliament—That he fhall have Power 
of Pardon except in Cafes of Murder or Treafon—That he, 
by the Advice and Confent of his Council, thall direét con- 
cerning keeping and holding a good Correfpondence with 
foreign States—That all Forfeitures, faving the Rights of 
others, fhall belong to him, according to the Truft repofed 
in him by Law, and as fhall be agreed upon by Parliament— 
That the Power of making War is only in him and the Par- 
liament—That fitting the Parliament no Peace fhall be con- 
cluded without their Confent; in the Intervals of Parlia- 
ments the Power of making Peace fhall be in him and the 
Council of State, with fuch Limitations as the Parliament 
thal! approve—T'hat the Number of Perfons to be chofen in 
England, Wales, and Berwick, to fit in Parliament, fhall be 
400—l he Number in Scotland, 302—The Number in Ireland, 
30—Ditiribution of Members for the feveral Counties and 
Places agreed to with Amendments—Refolution that the Of- 
fice of Lord Proteétor fhall be elective—Several great Ofticers 
in England, Scotland, and Ireland to be chofen by the Ap- 
probation of Parliament, and in Intervals of Parliaments, by 
Approbation of the Majority of the Council of State, to be 
afterwards approved by the Parliament, 6—Refolution that 
the true reformed Proteftant Chriftian Religion fhall be af- 
ferted and maintained as the public Profeflion of thefe Nations 
—That the prefent public Maintenance for godly Minitfters 
fhall not be taken away, or impeached, 7—That to Bills 
touching tender Confciences, Lord Proteétor fhall havea Ne- 
gative, provided all Bills tendered to him requiring Minifters 
who receive the public Maintenance, to conform, or attend 
their Duties, fhall pafs into Laws within 20 Days after Pre- 
fentation to him, though he fhall not give his Confent, 8— 
That without the Confent of Lord Protector and Parliament, 
no Laws fhall be made for reftraining fuch tender Confciences 
as fhall not abufe the Liberty given them to the civil Injury of 
others, and the Difturbance of the public Peace, provided that 
Bills reftraining Atheifin, &amp;c. or fuch as fhall maintain Things 
contrary to the fundamental Principles of Doétrine in the 
public Profeflion, or do any Overt Act to the Difturbance 
thereof, fhall pafs into Laws within 20 Days after their pre- 
fentation to him, though he fhall not confent—That all Sale 
of late King’s Lands, of Bifhops, and of Deans and Chap- 
ters Lands, fhall ftand good—That all Securities for Monies 
fhall fiand good, and all Debts upon the Public Faith fhall be 
fatisfied, and all Articles given to the Enemy fhall be con- 
firmed, provided they are made good to the Perfons concerned, 


and that all Appeals and Petitions from 16th July 1651, to 1ft 
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INDEX @o the Seventu VoLtumMe;. 


Pecember laft, for Relief concerning Bills for Sale of De- 
jinquents Eftates, may be heard and determined this Parlia- 
meat—That the now Lord Protector and his Succeffors fhall 
take an Oath for the due calling of Parliaments, and good 
Government of thefe Nations—That the Parliament fitting, 
the Oath fhall be taken therein, and in the Intervals in fuch 
public Place and Manner as the Council of State fhall appoint; 
wa of the Oath reported, read, and agreed to with Amends 
ments; Refolution that it be adminiftered to him—That im- 
mediately after the Death of any Lord Protector, if a Par- 
liament be not fitting, or already fummoned, a Parliament 
be fummoned -forthwith, 15—That for maintaining 20,000 
Foot and 10,000 Horfe, and Dragooncrs, and a convenient 
Navy of Ships, a Revenue be raifed to continue 40 Days after 
the Time appointed for the fitting of the next Parhament, 
unlefs the ProteGtor and Parliament, or Protector and Council, 
in the Interval of Parliament, fhail think fit to leflen them, 
16—That 200,000/. per Annum be fettled on Lord Protector 
for defraying the neceffary Charges for Adminiftration of Juf- 
tice and other Expences of the Government, to be paid out 
of the Exchequer, by Warrant from him and his Council, 
and not taken away or diminifhed without Confent of him 
and Parliament, 18—That feveral of the late King’s Palaces 
be kept unfold for the Ufe of him and his Succeffors, not 
to be aliened without Confent of Parliaments, 19—That no 
Writs of Summons to Parliament, nor other Writs, &amp;e. fhall 
be made void by the Death of any Proteétor—That all Writs, 
&amp;ce. after a Succeffor fhall be cleéted and {worn, fhali iffue in 
his Name, and be in full Force in Law—That between the 
Death of a Protector, and the Eleétion of his Succeffor, 
the Council of State fhall take Care of the Government 
~——— ACommittee to prepare Bill appointing a Recognition 
of the Government to be fubfcribed by Members, 21 Sept. 
Bill read, 23. Committed, 25. Reported and re-committed, 
27 A Committee to prepare Bill upon the Votes pafled 
touching the Government fo far as is agreed upon, and of the 
reft as it fhall from Time to Time be paffed, 7 Dec. Same 
Committee to prepare Claufe touching the fummoning a 
Parliament upon the Death ofa Proteétor, 15—Claule reported 
and recommitted, 18. Another Committee to prepare Claule 
for repealing all Laws contrary to the Government agreed 
upon by Parliament; Bill to be prefented, 20. Read 22, 
Committed, 23. Committee fits, 23. 25, 26 &amp; 27. Bill 
reported; Report to be confidered, 27 Confidered, 28, 
29 &amp; 30 Dec. 1% + &amp; &amp; &amp; F o 1, 1, 18, #5. 
15, 16 &amp; 17 Jan. ‘Title read and agreed to, 8 Jan.— 
Claufe touching the Qualifications of Perfons to he eleéted 
in Scotland, added, 9—Queftion that a Conference be had 
with the Lord Proteétor concerning the Bill before Ingroff- 
ment, Neg. 10—Claufe that nothing exprefled or main- 
tained in this A@ fhall be altered without the Confent of 
Lord Proteétor and Parliament, read twice and referred to a 
Committee, 12. Reported and agreed to, with Amendments 
—A Committee to confider of a Kevenue to be fettled in this 
AG, 13. Report; Refolution that 400,0co/. per Annum 
be allowed for the Maintenance of a convenient Number of 
Ships and neceflary Garifons, not to be altered without the 
Confent of Lord Protector and Parliament, 15. Bill to be 
ingroffed in order to its Prefentment to Lord Proteétor, and 
if he and the Parliament do not agree thereunto, and to every 
Article thereof, Bill to be void; a Committee to examine it 
with the Ingroffment, 17. Bill read Third Time; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 19. Refumed, 20. 

Great Seal, Lord Proteétor’s Letter read; Commifioners ap- 
proved, 24 Oct.—A Committee to confider of the Arrears 
of their Salaries, 19 Dec. 

Gresham, Marmaduke, and John Holmden, Petition and Appeal 
read ; Commniflioners of the Great Seal to rehear the Caufe 
without a Bill of Review upon Security to pay all Damages, 
19 Dee,—Commiffioners ‘to proceed notwithftanding Grefham’s 
Death, and appoint a Guardian for his Heir, 18 Jan. 

Griffith, George, defired to affift in carrying on the Work of 
Fafting in the Hovfe, 19 Sept ———Thanked, 12 Oct. 














A. 1056 &amp; 1657. 
GA4LLOWA Y. - Vide Dumfreeze. 


Gaming, 1656, Bill againft it to be read, 1 Dec. 


Gelapsy, Mr. 1656, defired to affiftin the Work of Thankf- 


giving, 19 Jan.—In the Work of Humiliation, 25 Feb.— 
Thanked and to print bis Sermons, 21 &amp; 28. 

George, John Dubofe St. 1656, his Name to be inferted in a 
Naturalization Bill, 21 Feb. 

Gilbert, Claudius, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Natu- 
ralization Bill, 6 O&amp;t. Vide Tanturier. 

Gloucefier City, 1656, New Writ, 25 Sept. 

“&gt; vee Bill for Relief of feveral Inhabitants, read, 17 Feb, 

Ob. ’ 





Vide Edwards—Bill for fettling the Cathedral on the Mayot 
and Burgeffes, and their Succeilors read, 18 Nov. Commit- 
ted, 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 26. Paffed; Pro- 
tector’s Confent to be defied, 5 Dec. 

1657, Protector’s Confent, 9 June. 

Goodwyn, Thomas, 1656, defired to affift in carrying on the 
Work of Humiliation, 18 Sept. ——Thanked, and to print 
his Sermon, 31 Oct. 

Gore, Gerard and Hetter, 1656, their Names to be inferted in 
a Naturalization Bill, 18 Oe. 

Gorges, Vhomnas and John St. Aubin, 1652, Petition read; 
Commiflioners of Accounts to fiate their Accounts, and give 
them Debentures for their Arrears; Truftces for Sale of the 

- late King’s Lands to give them Bonds thereupon, 23 May. 

Goselin, Jacob, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Naturali- 
zation Bill, 20 Mar. 

Great Seal, 1656, Proteétor’s Letter touching the Appointment 
of Commiflioners, read ; Appoiutment approved, 11 O&amp;t. 

Green, Robert, 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Greenhill, My. 1656, defired to aflitt in carrying on the Work 
of Thankfgiving, 22 O&amp;. Thanked, and to print his 
Sermon, 7 Nov. 

Gregg, Ralph. Vide Privileges. 

Gresham, Marmaduke, and Jolin Holmden, 1656, Petition and 
Appeal to be read, 30 Jan. Read and referred to a Commit- 
tee, with Power to examine upon Oath; Another Petition 
read and referred ; Previous Queftion for flaying Proceedings 
in the mean Time, Neg. 31-——Committees added, 13 Feb. 

1657, Order for making Report, 1 Apr.—Report; 
Petitions read; Decree voted erroneous, and with all Pro- 
ceedings thereupon to be vacated ; Commillioners of the Great 
Seal to fee it done, 2. 

Grievances, 1656, Grand Committee appointed, with Power 
to receive Petitions, 18 Sept. 

Griffith, George, defired to aflift in carrying on the Work of 
Humiliation, 18 Sept 1656—-20 Jan. 1657 Thanked, 
and to print his Sermons, 31 Oct. 1656 27 Jan. 1657. 

Grimfione, Sir Harbottle, 1657, to have the fole printing of 
Lord Chief Juftice Crooke’s Reports, 9 June. 











A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 





GERMA NS, St. New Writs, 12 Feb. 17 Mar. 
Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, with Power to 
receive Petitions, 2 Feb. Leave given them to fit two 
Days in a Weck, 8 Mar. 





A, 1659. 


GARDINER, Maurice, Petition to be read, 25 Aug.—— 
Order for granting him 20s. per Week, 28 Sept. For 
continuing it till further Order, 20 Jan. For prefent 
Payment thereof, 8 Feb. For paying hin 10072. and his 
Penfion with the Arrears thereof, 12 Mar. 

Garifons, Council of State to confider what inland Garifons and 
Caftles are fit to be demolifhed and made untenable, 27 Aug. 

Order for Six Months Pay for the Garifons, 13 Feb. 

Gatehoufe at Lambeth appointed a Prifon for Perfons engaged 
in the late Defign againft the Commonwealth, 6 Aug. 

George, Richard. Vide Privileges. 

Gerard, Sir Gilbert, appointed One of the Council of State, 
23 Feb. 

Germany, Council of State to prepare Letters of Credence to the 
Emperor of, 28 June. 

Gibbon, Colonel Robert, Lift of Officers in his Regiment re- 
orted and read, 25 June. Read again and agreed to, 26. 
‘heir Commillions delivered, 26, 27, &amp; 30 —~—Colonel to 

“be put in the Commitlion of Peace, g Sept. 

Glamorgan County, Commiflioners for the Affeffments added, 
2 &amp; 14 Mar. 

Gloucefier County, Commiffioners for the Militia added, 5 &amp; 
6 Aug. 

—-— City, Houfe approves of raifing and arming 300 Foot 
by the Inhabitants; Letter of Thanks ordered ; Council of 
State to take Care that Pay be {peedily provided for them, 
30 July Commillioners tor the Militia added, 5 &amp; g Aug. 

Lift of Officers read and approved; Order for Commil- 
fions, 11. 

Godolphin, Dr. John, conftituted a Judge of the Admiralty, 
19 May. 

Goodwin, Robert. Vide Corbett, Miles. 

Government, A Committee to confider all Laws, Orders, Decla- 
rations and Eftablifhments made in the Changes thereof, fince 
2oth April, 1653 not repealed ; with Power to bring 10 Act 
or A&amp;s—Another Committee to confider what Debts have 
been contracted for the Public Service within the fame — 

21 May 





























IN DEX @o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


21 May——Government to be confidered in a Committee of 
the whole Houfe, 5 &amp; 26 July-——Comumittec fits, 4, 9. 16. 
22.27 &amp; 30 Aug.——s5 Sept. Motion from them that Houle 
would affume the Debate agreed to, 5 Sept. Debate affumed, 
referred to a Committee upon the whole Debate, and the Vote 
of 1648, to prepare fomething in Order to the Settlement of 
the Government of the Commonwealth, 8 Sept. Order 
for meeting of the Committee, 3 &amp; 12 Oct.—Another Com- 
mittee to prepare Declaration for the Settlement of the Go- 
vernment, 21 Jan. Declaration reported; read at large, 
and then by Parts; Queftion for a further Addition, Neg. 
Declaration to be printed, 23. 

Great Seal, Order for preparing a new One and breaking the 
laft, g May. Report that it will foon be ready; the Com- 
mittee of Safety to prefent Names of fit Perfons to be Com- 
miffioners, 16. Houfe informed that the Artificer has One 

_ by him made by an Order before 7th May laft; Member to 
fee it broke, and the Silver delivered to the Artificer, 13. 
Laft Seal prefented and broke; New Seal prefented; Bill for 
eftablifhing it read twice and paffed; Lord Keeper appointed 
for eight Days, 14—Continued eight Days longer, 23— 
Order for fequefiering the Profits of the Office to the Ufe 
of the Commonwealth, 31—Names of Perfons to be Com- 
miflioners, reported; Number and Quorum; Commiffioners 
appointed ; Continuance of their Power; Member to defire 
them to attend to receive the Seal, 3 June. Bili conftituting 
them Commiflioners read twice; Provifo added; Bill patled 
—A Committee to prepare an Oath to be taken by them ; 
Oath reported, read, and agreed to; Members to fhew it 
them; the Readinefs of two of them to take it reported ; 
Speaker to adminifter it and deliver the Seal; two fworn ; 
Seal delivered, 4—Letter from the other Commiflioner read ; 
his Attendance during his Indifpofition difpenfed with, g— 
Order for him to attend and take the Oath; Another to attend 
with the Seal, 21 July. They take the Oath ; Seal delivered 
to them, 22 A Committee to prefent Names of fit Perfons 
to be Commiflioners, 9g Jan. Names prefented and agreed to; 
Seal to be brought in to the Houfe ; Commitlioners to attend 
and receive it; Speaker to deliver it, 18. Quorum appointed ; 
Seal delivered ; their Salaries, 19. 

Greene, Richard, Pardon for him and Judges Certificate read ; 
Pardon agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal 
—For tranfporting him, 25 Feb. 

Griffith, Mv. defired to allift in carrying on the Work of Hu- 
miliation, 20 May. Thanked, 27. 

Grimjione, Six Harbottle, appointed One of the Council of State, 
23 Feb. 

Guernfey. Vide Jerfey—Name of a Governor reported and 
read, 8 Feb. Read again and approved, 10. 

Gumble, Mr. to be recommended to be a Fellow of Eton College, 
26 Jan. 














A, 1651, 1652 &amp; 1653. 


J AINES, Colonel, 1651, Order for advancing Three 
Months Pay to his Regiment, 16 Sept. ——5 Dec. 

Hall, Sulan, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Committee 
of the Army, 20 Nov. 

John, 1652, Upon Report from the Council of State 
that he was flain at Worcefter, Order for paying his Widow, 
4ol. 7 Apr. 

——— William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

John, 1653, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
with Power to examine upon Oath, 13 Apr. 

Hamburgh, 1652, Letter from the Proconful and Senate read ; 
a Coinmittee to give the public Minifier from thence Audi- 
ence; Day appointed ; Mafier of the Ceremonies to give him 
Notice ; Hamburgh Ships difcharged by the Admiralty to have 
Liberty to unlade and fell their Goods, 27 Jan. Houte in- 
formed that he is in the Court of Wards; Committee ap- 
—, ; his Letter of Credence and Speech reported and read ; 

etter referred to Council of State, with Power to hear and 
treat with him, 28. 

1653, Declaration and Letter from thence referred to 
Council of State ; Declaration to be tranflated, 14 Apr. 

Hamerton, Philip, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Hamilton, Duke, 1651, Refolution that he is a fit Perfon to be 
— to ‘[yial—That he be committed to the Tower, 11 

ept. 

~————Mary, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

1652, State of her Cafe with refpe&amp; to her Hufband’s Ser- 











vices and Sufferings, and the Debt owing to him from Parlia- 

ment reported; Council of State to confider the Debt, and how 

it may be fatisfied, and how Reparation may be made to her 

and her Children for their Maintenance, 29 June~-Report ; 
02 





Order for fettling Lands in Scotland of Gool. per Anatm 
on her and her Children, and their Heirs; Speaker to write 
to the Commiffioners there to fettle them, g Sept. Remain. 
der of the Report confidered ; Previous and inain Queftions 
that fhe have 2oo/. forthwith for Support of herfelf and 
Children, and for fending them into Ireland, feverally 
Affirmative, 30. 

Hamond, Lieutenant General, 1652, Order for fettling Lands 
of 1302. per Annum ov him and others in Difcharge of a 
Contract made for the Hare Warren at Hampton Court ; 
Order for fetting them out, 31 Dee. 

Hampton Court, 1652, Order for felling that and the Three 
Parks for ready Moncey, 27 Nov.—Queftion that it ftand in 
a Bill for Sale of late King’s Lands, Neg. 29 Dec.—Previous 
and main Queftions for Leave to fpeak again{ft the Vote, 
feverally Affirmative ; Order for its ftanding, 31. 

1653, Trufiees to forbear the Sale thereof, 13 Apr. 

IIans Towns, 1651, Letters of Credence from thence and 
Hamburgh read; Day appointed for giving their Refident 
Audience ; Mafter of the Ceremonies to acquaint him there- 
with, 25 Feb. Committee appointed, 27——~His Letters 
of Credence and Speech reported and read ; Council of State 
to give him Audience from Time to Time, with Power to 
hear and treat with him, 2 Mar. 

—— 1652, Letters to the Hans Towns and Hamburgh read 
and agreed to; Speaker to fign them, and put the Parliament 
Seal thereto, 13 Apr. 

Harbin, Robert, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding to hear 
and determine his Appeal, 3 Nov. 

Hardcafile, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Hardwicke, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Hardy, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Harpur, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bul for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 27 Oct. 

Harrington, Sir James, appointed One of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. 1651 &amp; 1652. 

Tlarris, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

—— Chriftopher, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eflates, 28 O&amp;. 

Harrison, Major General, 1651, his Letter, with divers inter. 
cepted Letters read, 15 Aug.—Others from him read, 19 &amp; 
23 Aug. 11 &amp; 12 Sept. 

— 1652, Order for fettling Lands of 5002. per Annum 
on him and his Heirs; Truftces for Sale of Delinquents 
Eftates to convey them, 23 Sept. Appointed One of the 
Council of State, 24 Nov. 

——-— Thomas, 1651, Petition and Narrative annexed read, 
25 Teb. :; 

— 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of 

Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

— Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 27 Oct. 

Harwood, James, 1652, Quettion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, Neg. 2 Nov. 

Haflerigg, Sir Arthur, 1651, his Letter read, 1 Sept. ——Ap- 
pointed One of the Council of State, 24 Nov. 

1652, Like Appointment, 24 Nov. Previous and main 
Queftions that he have Liberty to tranfport Six Geldings, 
paying the Cuftoms, feverally Affirmative, 16 Feb. 

Haflings, Uenry, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale cf Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 10 Nov. 

Hatfield Chace, 1651, Petition of Participants for draining 
the Level thereof, read and referred to a Committee, with 
Power to examine upon Oath, 16 Jan. 

Hatton, Peter, 1652, Certificate from the Commiflioners read ; 
his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents 
Eftates, 16 Nov. 

TToughton, Lady Sarah, and others, 1651, Petition read ; Queftion 
for granting them Pre-emption without Wafte, Neg. 20 Nov. 

William and John, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Gilbert, 1652 his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Ilawkins, Peter, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Flaworth, Richard, 1651, his Letter read, 12 Sept: 

Hay, William, 1651, Appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Hayton, Robert, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 2 July. 

Heaton-wood Green, 1651, Letter with Lift of Prifoners taken 
there, read, 12 Sept. 

Heckington, Mary, 1652, Pardon for her read and agreed to ; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, g Mar. 




















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Heming, 
































INDEX @ the Seventy Vouvumek. 


Heming, Henry, 1652, his Widow’s Petition read; Order for 
ag his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 
‘27 O&amp;. 

Hemp,. 1652, the Committee of the Navy to confider what 
Quantity they can take off vearly, at what Prices, and what 
Encouragement is fit to be given to ferving it, and of a De- 
claration to encourage that Manufacture, 28 Dec. 

Hemfworth, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Etiates, 2 Nov. 

Henley, Robert, 1652, to be difpenfed with from ferving the 
Othce of Sheriff of London and Middlefex, 25 Aug. 

Henrickfon, James. Vide Johnson, Charles. 

Herbert, Lord, of Ragland, 1651, Petition read, and referred 
es Committee, 30 Oct.—leport; Refolution thereupon, 
g Jan. 

Henry, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 

25 Nov. 

Hereford, County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

—_ 1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 

Herefies. Vide Blafphemies. 

Herne, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Hertford County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commitlion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Leave given 
him to ftay in and about London, 25 Commillioners for 
the Affeiiinents added, 19 Dec. 

—— 1652, Petition of well-atfeied Inhabitants read, 6 May 

Order appointng High Sheriff, and tor a Comumiilion 
under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Hejketh, Hugh, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinqueuts Eftates, 2 July. 

William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Hickman, Catharine, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Ariny, 20 Nov. 

Flide, Lieutenant, 1651, his Widow’s Pctition and Cafe refer- 
red to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov, 

High Court of Juftice, 1651, Act for continuing it till the laft 
Day of December next read twice; Queftion tor Lugroflinent, 
Neg. Act paffed and to be printed, 25 Sept. Upon Ke- 
port from Council of State, a Committee appointed to confi- 
der how fuch a Court may be ereéted, what Powers are fit to 
be committed to them, and what Pertons fit to be of that 
Court, how it may be impowered to puniih Perjury, Sub- 
ornation of Perjury, and Forgery, and to prepare Act for 
that Purpofe; Inftruction to confider how the Cliarge thereof 
may be leffened, 1 Jan. Act to be prefeated, 3. 

Higham, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cale referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

ITighwaymen. Vide Thieves. , 

Highways, 1651, Acttor repairing them to be read, 28 Aug. 

——— 1652, Like Order, 26 Mar. Act read, 7 Apr. 
Order for Second Reading, 27. 

Hill, Robert, 1652, bis Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Hilton, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Hippefley, Sir John, 1652, Quettion thet the Eftate he has in 
the Cultody of Bufhy Park for Life be changed, and that he 
have in lieu thereot an Efiate for 21 Years, Neg. 22 Oct. 
Refolution for paying hii 1,250/. in lieu thereof, 31 Dec. 

Hitcham, Sir Robert, 1652, Bill touching fettling his Eftate 
to be prefented, 11 Jan. 

Tlitchin, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sa‘e of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 

Hix, Philippa, 1651, her Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 20 Nov. 

Hoblin, Edward, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding, to 
hear and determine his Appeal, 3 Nov. 

Flodges, Luke, 1651, Previous and main Quefiions for appoint- 
ing him a Commidiioner of the Excife, feverally Affirmative, 

Jan. 

Luke, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Hodgkey, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Od. 

Tlodgfon, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 14 July. 

Hogg, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 























Holgate, John, 1651, Report touching him, 31 Dec. Vide 
Belzees Manor. 
Holland, 1651, States General’s Letter read, 15 Od. Re- 





port from the Council of State touching Three Ambafladors 

coming from them, and the Order they bad given for their 

Entertainment, 28 Nov, Council of State to take Care 

for their Reception, 16 Dec.—Their Letter with Copy of 
Vou. Vil. 











their Letter of Credence read ; Day appointed for giving them 
Audience; Matter of the Ceremonies to acquaint them there- 
with; Arms over the Speaker’s Chair to be taken down for 
the prefent ; Order for providing all Neceffaries for their Re- 
ception; Members appointed to attend them; to their Au- 
dience, 18. Manner of receiving them; Letter of Credence 
prefented, with a Paper containing what was fpoken by One 
of them ; Letter read; Members appointed to dine with them, 
19. Speech reported and read, 24. Council of State to re- 
ceive their Propofals, 25. Vote to be communicated to them 
26. Their Proceedings reported and read; Debate thereon 
to be taken up, 6 Jan. Council of State to treat with them; 
Copy of the Vote to be delivered to them—Lettcr from the 
States General read and referred, 7. Copies of all Papers in 
the Clerk’s Cuftody concerning the Low Countries to be de- 
livered to Council of State, 8—Paper from the Ambaffadors 
read Liberty given them to tranfport Twelve Horfes, . 
Cuftom-free, 10 Mar. 
1652, Ambatfadors Papers reported and read; Letters; 
Information and Certificates of a ight between the Englifh 
and Dutch read, and fent back to the Council of State, to 
make fuch Ufe of as Need fhall require ; Power given them 
vigoroufly to reinforce the Fleet,aud prepare any other Forces, 
andto imbark any Ship or Ships at any ‘Time, and in fuch 
Manner as they fhall fee Caufe, 25 May Other Papers 
reported from the Council of State; referred to them to pre- 
pare an Anfwer; Papers to be returned, 4 June. Anfwer, 
Narrative, and feveral other Papers read, and to be fent to 
the Ambafladors; Order for printing them—lor fending Co- 
pies of the Anfwer and Narrative to the Fleet—Council of 
State to do as they fhall think fit concerning the Ambaifladors 
Guards, 5—Copy of Letter of Credence to Lord Pawe, 
another Ambaflador, reported and read; Day appointed for 
giving him Audience; Matter of the Ceremonies to acquaint 
him therewith; Members appointed to attend him to his Au- 
dience, 10. Houfe informed that he is ready to prefent him- 
felf; Manner of receiving him; his Credertials and Speech 
prefented, read, and referred to Council of State to hear and 
treat with him, 11. Their Orders touching the Conference 
with him, and feveral Papers delivered to them reported and 
read; Council of State to fend to Parliament all the Papers 
they have received from the Ambafladors, with Tranflations ; 
Debate adjourned, 16. All the Papers and Paper from Lord 
Pawe reported and read; Council of State to proceed with 
him according to former Directions; Papers to be returned, 
17. His Propofitions reported; referred to Council of State 
to confider what, Demands are fit to be made for Satisfac- 
tion and Security, 18. Their Anfwer to his Propofals, and 
the Demand for Satisfaction, with Papers from him reported 
and read; Previous Queftion for agreeing to the Report, Neg. 
Report re-committed ; Papers to be returned, 24. Demands 
reported from Re-commitment and agreed to with Amend« 
ments; Council of State to demand a {peedy and pofitive An- 
fwer, and propound fuch Sum as they fhall think fit for Sa- 
tisfaGiion, 25. Lord Pawe’s Letter read; Papers delivered 
by him and the Three other Ambafladors to the Council of 
State reported and read ; Day appointed for giving them Au- 
dience; Matter of the Ceremonies to acquaint them there- 
with—Order touching Civilities to them at their Departure 
—Paffes and Sateconduéts to be granted them—Proceedings 
of the Council of State with them approved—Order for 
printing the Papers that have patled between them and Lord 
Pawe—thofe reported this Day to be returned—Council of 
State to prepare Letters re-creditive to the States General, 
29. Manner of receiving them; Lord Pawe’s Speech read 
and Englifhed by Clerk; Members appointed to attend them 
to Tower Whart. Council of State to contider their Detire 
for another Ship to tranfport them, 30—Declarations relating 
to the Affairs and Proceedings between this Commonwealth 
and the States General read, and committed to Members 
that are of the Council, 6July. Reported, read and agreed 
to; Order for printing it, with all Papers to which it relates— 
For tranflating it intoany Language the Council of State fhall 
think fit, 7—Report from Council of State touching feveral 
Dutch Ships in Englifh Ports; Power given them to difpofe 
of Ships, Ladings and Mariners, g———Aéct prohibiting 
all Commerce with the States General, aud People of the 
United Provinces, read twice and committed, g Sept. Vur- 
ther Debate of the Bufinefs, what is fit further to be done in 
Reference to the Affairs between this Commonwealth and 
the States General adjourned 8. 10,11, &amp; 22 Mar.—Letter 
from the States of Holland and Weft Friefeland, referred to 
a Committee with Power to examine the Meflenger; Order 
for tranflating it, 22. Tranflate reported and read ; Coun- 
cil of State to prepare Anfwer; Previous and main Queftions 
that upon Occafion of this Letter they prepare a Letter to 
the States General, feverally Affirmative, 24. 
1653, Letters reported; read by Parts and nga 
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INDEX @ the Seventu Votume. 


with Amendments; Speaker to fign them and put the Par- 
liament Seal thereto; Clerk to fign the Duplicates ; MelTen- 
ger to be acquainted that the Letters are anfwered, and to 
have a Pafs—Councii of State to put the Letters into Latin, 
and grant a Pafs to the Meflenger who isto carry them, 29 
Mar. 

Holland, Captain, 1651, his Widow’s Petition and Cafe refer- 
red to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

——— Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Cornelius 1652, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 25 Nov. 

Holloway, Vhomas, 1651, Petition read and referred to the 
Council of State, 9 O¢t. 

Holme, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Ilolthy, Marmaduke, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
tor Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Honours, pretended, 1651, Act for taking them away reported; 
Claufe and Provifo rejected; Title read and agreed to; Act 
paffed and to be printed, 4 Feb.—Form of a Writ to the 
feveral Sheriffs purfuant thereto, reported, read, and agreed 
to; Order for palling it under the Great Seal—For fending 
it to Cities and Towns Counties of themfelves; Day ap- 
pointed for the Return of it, 17. 

Jloore, Matthew, 1652, Quefiion for pardoning him, Neg. 
9 Mar. 

dlope, George, 1652, Certificate from the Commiffioners for 
compounding, on his Behalf read; Order for inferting his 
Name in the Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;t. 

Plopkins, Thomas, 1652, Upon Report from the Committee of 
the Army that he was flain at Worcefter, Order for paying 
his Widow g0/. 7 Apr. 

Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Hornby, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Deling:.ents Eftates, 28 Oét. 

Horfes, 1652, Order for making Report touching tranfporting 
them, 16 Feb. 

Horfey, Jolin, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 

Horton, Colonel, 1651, Perfons appointed to whom the Lands 
to be fetiled on his Brigade may be conveyed, 6 Feb. 

Hlotham, Uabell and Son, 1651, Petition read and referred to 
Council of State, 25 Aug. 

———— Charles, 1652, Petition read and referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Univerfities; Committee revived for this Pur- 
pofe, 11 June. 

Toufe, 1651, Appoints Preachers, 20 Aug.——6 Sept. 
Oct. Thanks them, 26 Aug. 28 O&amp;.—6 Nov. 
To dine at Whitehall on the Thankfgiving Day, 6 Sept. Or- 
der vacated, 30—With Speaker to attend General Popham’s 
Funeral, 16 Sept.—Qrder for fetting up in the Houfe the Arms 
of the State, and the Engagement with Names of Members 
who have fubferibed it, 18. 

——— 1652, Houfe appoints Preachers, 1 June-——28 O&amp;@. 
——27 Jan.——15 Mar. Thanks them, 10 June.-—— 
To be called, 23 Sept.——Faft kept in the Houfe, 31 Jan. 

3 Mar. 

Howard, Sir Robert, 1651, Time for Payment of his Compo- 
fition Money enlarged, 19 Aug.—~-Aét enabling him to fell 
Lands for the Payment thereof, and of his Debts, read twice ; 
Queftion for Ingrofiment, Neg. Act patfed, 20. 

1652, Bill for amending the Mittakes therein, ordered, 
12 May. 

——— Lord, 1652, Previous and main Queftions for appoint- 
ing a Day to read his Petition, feverally Affirmative, 18 June. 

Petition read, 14 July. 

——— 1653, Another read; Order for difcharging his Fine, 
5 Apr. 

— Sir Francis, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Etiates, 1 July. 

Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

— Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eliates, 28 Ot. 

Sir Charles, 1652, his Lady’s Petition read; Order for 
inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 
14 July. 

— Henry, 1652, Previous Queftion that the Commiffioners 
for compounding be impowered to admit his claim, notwith- 
ftanding the Lapfe of ‘Time, and to hear and determine it, 
Neg. 13 Jan. 

Howden, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Hubbert, Thomas, 1652, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Hiuddlejlone, Arthur, 1652, Petition read; Commiffioners for 











30 



































compounding to expedite the Determination of his Bufinefs, 
1 July Order for inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Hull, 1651, Commiffioner for the Affeffments added, 27 Jan. 
——Petition of Merchants read; their Cafe referred to the 
Council of State, with Power to hear and determine it, and 
difpenfe with any Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

1652, Council of State impowered to recruit the Three 

Regiments there to 120 Men cach for Three Months; the 

Committee of the Army to pay them, 21 May Order for 

continuing and paying them Three Months longer, 17 Sept. 

Order for making Report touching the Accounts of the 

Garifon, 17 Aug. The Committee of the Army to con- 

fider how their Arrears may be fatisfied, and confer with Licu- 

tenant Colonel Salmon thereupon, 30 Sept. Order for 
making Report, 13 Jan. Report; Commiflioners for the 

Affefiments to take, ftate, and regifter their Accounts, and 

return Duplicates thereof ; Truftees for Sale of the late King’s 

Lands to allow fuch Debentures and give out Bonds or Bills 

thereupon, 14. 

1652, Mayor and Aldermen appointed without Preju- 
dice to the Charter ;- Votes to be fent in a Letter figned by 
Speaker, 14 Sept. 

Tlullenberch, Philip, 1651, Tools and Frames at Mortlake touch- 
ing the Tapeftry Manufacture to be lett in his Hands; Order 
to forbear felling them, 10 Oét. 

Humfries, Colonel John, 1651, Order enabling him to execute 
all the public ag oe his Father had in his Life-time, 
and enjoy all the Profits arifing thereby, 19 Dec. 

John. Vide Ireton, John. 

Hungate, Philip, 1652, his Petition read; Order for inferting 
his Name inthe Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 21 July. 

Hungerford, Sir Edward, 1652, Previous Queftion that 500 J. 
for which he and another gave Counter Security, be paid out 
of Two Parts of Recufants Eftates under Sequeftration, Neg. 
Bufinefs referred to a Committee, with Power to confider 
like Cafes, 18 Feb. 

Hunter, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Huntingdon, County, 1651,Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

— 1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. Certificate from the 

Commiflioners for Affeflments referred to the Committee 

on the Bill for afecrtaining Moneys due on Public Faith; 

Committee impowered to order the Payment of Moneys due 

to Perfons mentioned therein, 3 Feb. 

— Lord, 1652, Aé enabling him to fell Lands for Pay- 
ment of Debts to be read, 23 &amp; 27 Apr. Read twice and 
committed, 15 Sept. 

Hurfi, Mary, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Hujfbands, Diana, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

TTutchins, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

Hyde Park, 1652, Order for felling it for ready Money, 27 
Nov. Vide King—The Committee of the Revenue to exa- 
mine the Bufinefs touching the Waters and Water Courfes 
—— from thence, and the Intereft of the State therein, 
31 Dec. 

Hyde, Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 























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A, 1653. 
H4 CKNEY Coachmen, Petition reported, read, and re- 


ferred to the Committee of Petitions, 31 Od. 

Hambleton, Petition of Inhabitants read; Queftion for referring 
it to the Committee of Petitions, Neg. Order for referring © 
it to another Committee, 1 O&amp;. 

Hamburgh, Letter from the Senate read; Council of State to 
prepare Anfwer, 14 Nov. 

Hamilton, Duchefs of, a Committee to hear and determine her 
Claim to Lands fettled on General Moncke, 31 O&amp;. 

Hamond, Colonel Robert, Report touching his Penfion; Pay- 
ment thereof to be fulpended, 9 Sept. 

Hampton Court, V ote enjoining the Traftees to forbear the Sale 
thereof, taken off, 23 Aug. Order for offering it to Lord 
General in Exchange for Newhall; Truftees to forbear Sale, 
20 Sept. His Anfwer reported, 26. 

Harrifon, Major-General, Previous and main Queftions for cal- 
ling him to fit as a Member, feverally Affirmative, 5 July— 
Appointed One of the Council of State, 8 July 1 Nov. 

— Mr. appointed Minifter of Hereford, 16 Nov. 

Hart, Stephen, Petition read; Order for reprieving him till 1f 
Oétober next; Judge to certify the Matter of Faét; Sheriif 
to forbear Execution in the mean time, 30 July——Aflo- 

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INDEX ¢o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


‘ciates Certificate read; Order for reprieving him till next 
Affizes ; Judge to certify the Matter of Fact ; Sheriff to for- 
bear Execution, 24 Sept. 

Haverford Weft, the Committee of the Army to confider the 
Cate of the poor Inhabitants, in reference to the Affeffment 
and Arrears thereof, with Power to do as they fhall think fit, 
22 July. 

Heane, Major, Motion from Council of State for fettliag Lands 
of 100/. per Annum on him and his Heirs, difagreed to, 
1 Nov. 

Hereford County, Order appointing 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 
for the Affefiments added, 24. 

Hermdon, Thomas. Vide Privileges. 

Hertford County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Hewfon, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
July. 

Hicks, Richard, Petition reported and read; Truftees to pro- 
ceed in the Sale of his Ettate, 3 O&amp;. 

High Court of Juttice, Upon Report from Council of State, 
touching many Defigns on Foot againft the Commonwealth; 
Bill ‘or erecting a Court, ordered, 10 Aug. Read twice and 
com nitted; Commiflioners Names committed, 13—Another 
Bill read twice ; Blanks for Commiffioners Names filled up; 
Continuance of the Act; Queftion for Ingroffinent, Neg. 
A&amp; pated, and to be printed, 21. Other Acts therein men- 
tioned to be printed and publifhed with it, 22. 

Highwaymen. Vide Thieves. 

flingston, Mary, Petition read; Order for reprieving her, till 
her Cafe be certified; Judge to certify by the End of Sep- 
tember next; Sheriff to forbear Execution in the mean Time, 
28 July. 

Hitcham, Serjeant, Bill for confirming the Manors of Fram- 
Jingham and Saxtead, with the Appurtenances deviled by him, 
to be read, 12 July. Read, 15—Committed, 7 Oct. Re- 
ported and to be ingrofled, 15 Nov. 

Fiolidays, a Committee to prepare Bill for taking them away, 
and Days not juridical, 1 Nov. 

Hollistre, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 July 

Exceptions taken to his words; he explains himfelf, 
17 O&amp;. 

Hope, Sir James, appointed one of the Council of State, 14 July. 

Houje, meets, 5 July—Queftion for going on in feeking the 
Lord by Prayer, Neg. Day appointed for it—Houfe debates 
the Title wherein all Addreiles fhall be made; Refolution 
that the Title of “ Parliament” fhall be given to this Affem- 
bly; Debate touching an Addition thereto, adjourned, 6. 
Refumed; Refolution for adding “ of the Commonwealth of 
“ England”—Perfon called to the Chair to have the Title 
of “ Speaker”—A Committee to fee the Clerk makes En- 
try of the Meeting and Proceedings of the Houfe—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Declaration to invite godly People to feek 
the Lord for a Blefling upon the Councils and Proceedings of 
the Parliament, 7. Declaration read by Parts and agreed to, 
with Amendments; Order for printing and publishing it, 12 
—A Committee to confider of the Number, Qualifications, 
Claims and Salaries of Officers of the Houfe, 7 July. Report, 
8. Vide Birkhead—Vurther Report of Salaries with a Table 
of Fees; Clerk Aflifiant’s Salary difagreed to, 28—Votes 
for Serjeant’s Fees amended, 12 Odét. Order touching 
the payment of the Salaries, 12 Oct—28 Nov. Houfe 
fpends the Day in feeking the Lord, 11 July—Order for pro- 
viding a Bible, 12—Clerk to licenfe the printing the Pro. 
ceedings of the Houfe, 21—Houfe appoints Preachers, 8 Aug. 
«—1 Nov To be called, 18 Aug. 16 Sept. 
Called, 22 Aug.—20 Sept.——Meets at Margaret’s Church, 
25 Aug. Kefolves to pafs two Hours the next Saturday in 
praying and hearing, 1 Nov. Motion for the Parliament 
to refign their Powers to Lord General; agreed to; Speaker 
and a Majority of the Members to attend him at Whitehall, 
and refign them, 10 Dec. 

Howard, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 July. 

Captain, appointed One of the Council of State, 1 Nov. 

Hullenberch, Philip and John, Bill for naturalizing them and 
others ordered, 28 Sept.—Names to be inferted, 3 &amp; 10 Oct. 

Hunkyn, Colonel Jofeph, Petition read and referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 10 Oét. 

Huntingdon, Lord, Quertion for appointing a Day to confider 
his Bufinels, Neg. 18 O&amp;—Bill enabling him to fell Lands 
for Payment of Debts to be read, 2g—Read, 1 Nov. Read 
Second Time ; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pafled, 9. 

Hynde, Mr. Bill for fettling his Gift to be read, 18 Nov. 


High Sheriff, and for a 
10 ‘Nov.—Commiffioners 



































A. 1654. 


LFA Bik AS Corpus. Vide Certiorarit. 
farper, Edward, Petition read, 3 Nov. 
Vou. VII. 


Vide Durham. 





Harvey, John, Petition read and referred toa Committee, 18 Dee. 

Healths Bill againft drinking them, and for impofing the fame 
Penalties upon Drunkards, as are by the Act upon Swearers, 
ordered, 27 Nov. 

Hemings, Mr. information againft him referred to a Committee, 
with Power to fend for him, 15 Jan. 

Houfe, meets in the Abbey; after Sermon attends Lord Pro- 
tector in the Painted Chamber; Purport of his Speech to 
them, 3 Sept.—Meets to go to the Abbey ; after Sermon at- 
tends him again in the Painted Chamber; he makes Narra- 
tion of the Grounds of their being called together, and the 
Weightinefs of their Employment; detires them to exercife 
their own Liberty in chufing a Speaker, 4—Houfe appoints 
Preachers, 4 &amp; 14 Sept. 1 Nov. Thanks them, and 
Order for printing their Sermons, 4 Sept. 7 Nov. 
Orders Prayers every Morning, 4 Sept.—To be called 4 &amp; 5. 
Called, 5. Goes to Church, 13 Sept. 11 Oct. To 
keep a Faft in the Houle, 14. Defires Perfons to affift in 
carrying on the Work of Fafting, 14 &amp; 19 Sept.—Thanks 
them, 12 O&amp;t. Refolves to fit Forenoon and Afternoon 
Three Days in every Week, 17 Nov.—Refolves to fit every 
Day all Day, 30 With Speaker attends the Lord Protector 
in the Painted Chamber, 22 Jan, 


























A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


HLLADDING TON. Vide Pebles. 

Halford, William, 1656, Bill for providing for his younger 
Children, and Payment of his Debts read, 6 Mar. 

1657, Committed, 27 Mar. Committees added, 
23 May. 

Hall, Andrew, 1656, Petition read, 22 Dec. 

Hallowes, Nathanael, 1656, Petition read and referred to a 
Committee, 15 Nov. 

Hamilton, Dutches of, and Daughters, 1656, Petition read 
and referred to the Committee on General Moncke’s Bill, with 
Power to fettle an Agreement between the Parties concerned ; 
Committees added, 2 Feb. Report ; Provifo on their Behalf 
read and difagreed to, 16. 

late Dukes of, 1656, Petition of their Creditors read, 
2 Feb. 

Hanflop, Manor, 1656, Petition of Tenants read and Jaid afide, 
22 Dec. 

Harvey, John, 1656, Petition to be read, 9 Dec. Read, and | 
referred to a Committee, 22. 

1657, Order for making Report, 1 Apr. 

Mr. 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Hatton, Chriftopher, 1657, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill for Buildings, with Power to prefent a Pro- 
vifo, 5 June.—Bill for Liberty to ereét Buildings in Hatton 
Garden before 1660, read twice; Queftion for Commitment, 
Neg. Bill to be ingroffed, 22. Claufes added; Bill paffed; 
Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 23. Protector’s Confent, 26. 

Ilavering. Vide Hornchurch. 

Havilland, Chrittopher. Vide Deane, John, and Wake, William. 

Hayes, Colonel John, and others, 1656, Petition read and re- 
ferred to the Committee of Trade, 2 Feb. 

TIenley, Robert, and James Cooper, 1657, Petition read and 
referred to the Committee on the Bill for Buildings, 23 May. 
Vide Buildings. 

—— County, 1657, new Writ, 15 June. 

Hickfon, Thomas, and Thomas Wilfon, 1657, Mafter of the 
Rolls to bring in the Writ of Error between them, with the 
Record of the Judgment thereupon annexed, 18 July. 

Highwaymen, 1657, Claute for more effectual Difcovery and 
ae er of them ordered, 16 June. Vide Northern Borders. 

Highways, 1656, Bill for repairing them to be read, 29 Nov. 

Read, 4 Dec. Committed, 2 Jan. 

1657, reported and re-committed, 26 Jan.—Com- 
mittees added, 4 Fcb. 

Hilary, Anthony. Vide Burton, Mr. 

Hill, Major William, 1657, Proteétor’s Letter on his Behalf 
read ; recommended to Protector, and Council of State to 
fettle the Bufinefs, 26 June. 

— 1656, George. Vide Privileges. 

Hoffe, Theodore, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Natura- 
lization Bill, 6 O&amp;. Vide Tanturter, 

Holidays, 1656, Bill for taking them away, read 25 Dec. 

Holmden, John. Vide Gresham, Marmaduke. 

Hops, 1656, Petition of Dealers reported ; Queftion that it be 
now read, Neg. Day appointed for reading it, 15 Nov. 

Hornchurch, 1656, Bill for dividing the Parith and Vicarage, 
and for endowing the Vicarages, and raifing an additional 
Maintenance for the Vicars of Rumford and Havering, read, 
19 Feb.——Committed, 2 Mar. Committees added, 16. 

—=— 1657, Bill to be reported, 31 Mar. Reported and to 


be ingrofled, 22 Jan, 
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1656, Bill for better Diftribution of the Revenues 
thereof read, 10 Ot. Order for fecond Reading, 19 &amp; 25 
Nov. 2 Dec. 9 Jan. 

Houfe, 1656, meets in the Abbey, and after Sermon goes to the 
Painted Chamber, 17 Sept. Minifters to be defired to pray 
with the Houfe daily; Clerk to give them Notice—Refolution 
for rifing every Day at 12 0’Clock, 18 Sept. 11 Mar.—— 
Houfe defires Minifters to affift in carrying on the Work of 
Humiliation, 18 Sept.—1 Jan. In carrying on the Work 
of Thankfgiving, 2 &amp; 22 O¢&amp;—1g Jan.—Thanks them, 
and Order for printing their Sermons, 25 Sept.——g &amp; 31 
O&amp;.——7 Nov. 12 Jan. 21, 25 &amp; 28 Feb——Or- 
der for repairing the Houfe, 24 O&amp;.—Perfon to view the 
Room over it, and fee what is neceflary to be done as to re- 
moving the Records, 25. His Report; Order for removing 
them, 31——Houte to be called, 20 Dec. Called ; Orders 
thereupon, 31. Vide Members. Refolution for keeping 
a Faft in the Houle, 1 Jan. 25 Feb. For keeping it 
notwithftanding Speaker’s Abfence, 8 Jan.—For going into 
a Committee all the Week de die in diem, notwithftanding 
the Adjournment of the Houfe, 12—For fitting Eight Days 
Forenoon and Afternoon, 11 Mar. 

—— 1657, Houfe attends Protector at Whitehall, 31 Mar. 

8 May——-Appoints Preachers, 27———Thanks them, 
and Order for printing their Sermons, 4 June—Refolution 
for fitting Eight Days Forenoon and Afternoon, 6——For 
fitting a Week Forenoon and Afternoon, 15—For {fitting all 
next Week Forenoon and Afternoon, 20—Houfe adjourns 
to 2oth January next, 26—Meets; Refolution for keeping 
a Faft in the Houfe; Minifters defired to aflift in carrying on 
the Work, 20 Jan. Fatt kept; Order for a Collection ; 
Minifters thanked, and to print their Sermons, 27—Houfe to 
be called, 29 Called; Orders thereupon, 1 Feb. Vide 
Members. 

Howard, William, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 14 May. 

Tughes, John, » Petition read, and referred to a Commit- 
tee, 30 Mar. 

Hull, 1656, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read and referred to a 
Committee, 27 Dec. 

Hull, William, 1656. Vide Privileges. 

Huntingdon Town, 1657, Bill for uniting the Parifhes and 
Maintenance of Minifters there read, 22 Jan. Committed, 
26—Committees added, 3 Feb. 

Earl of, 1656, Bill to confirm the Sale of Lands whereby 

he paid Debts, and for Sale of other Lands for payment of the 

Retidue read, 4 Dec. Committed, 6—To be reported, 4. 

7&amp;9 Feb. Report offered; Countefs Dowager’s Petition 

read ; Queftion for receiving the Report, Neg. Committee 

impowered to hear what fhe has to fay, 21. 


Hofpitals, 
























































A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


HA SLEMERE Eleéiion; Report; Right of Eleion 

determined ; Return to beamended, 23 Mar. Amended, 31. 

Hatton, Sir Thomas, State of the Cafe of his Executors and 
others, reported ; Refolution thereupon, 12 Apr. 

Herbert, Jobn, Petition to be read, 5, 8 &amp; 10 Mar. 

Hertford Town Election; Report; Return to be amended, 
24 Mar. Amended, 39. 

Heydon new Writ, 25 Mar. 

Heyte/bury, new Writ, 12 Feb. 

Higham Ferrers, Houle taking Notice that Two Burgeffes were 
returned, when only One ought to be returned; One with- 
draws, 31 Jan. Election; Report; Ele¢tion declared 
void New Writ ordered, 11 Feb. 

Houfe, meets—Refolves to keep a Faft—Defires a Minifter to 
affift in carrying on the Work, 17 Jan.-—— Keeps the Fatt; 
Thanks him, and Order for printing his Sermon, 4 Feb —To 
be called, 18 Jan. 31 Mar. Called—Defires a Minifter 
to pray with them every Morning, 31—Previous and main 
Queftions that Houfe will tranfact with Perfons now {fitting 
in the other Houfe, as a Houfe of Parliament, feverally 
affirmative, 1 Mar. Debate thereon adjourned, 2. Re- 
famed, 4, 5. 7, 8 &amp; 28. Queftion amended, 8 Mar. De- 
bate thereon to be refumed, 25. Refumed; Refolution for 
tranfacting with them during this Parliament, and that this 
fhall not exclude Peers who have been faithful to the Parlia- 
ment from their Privilege of being duly f{ummoned to be Mem- 
bers of that Houfe, 28—Previous and main Queftions for 
appointing a Committee to confider of the Manner of tranfact- 
ing with them, feverally Affirmative; Previous and main 














Queftions that in all Meffages and Conferences, the like Re- 

fpect be obferved by Members of this Houfé, as is obferved 

by the Perfons fitting in the other Houfe, feverally Affirmative, 

6 Apr. Report; Refolution, that Meffages fent from this 
06 


Houfe fhall be carried by Members—That none fhall be re- 
ceived from the other Houfe unlefs brought by Members of 
their own Number, 8. 

Howard, William, a Committee to confider his Mifdemeanors 
at feveral Eleétions, 8 Mar. 

Huntingdon Town new Writ, 23 Feb. 


A. 1659. 
EE ABERDASHERS Hall. Vide Delinguents. 


Hacker, Colonel, Litt of Officers in his Regiment reported, 
read and agreed to, 28 May Their Coimmiflions delivered, 
8 and 24 June Upon the Refignation of a Captain, Names 
of Perfons for feveral Commands reported, 27 Sept. 
Speaker acquaints the Houfe with the Effect of a Letter from 
him; Commiffioners for the Army to prepare Anfwer; 
Speaker to fign it, 2 Jan.—Lift of Officers in his Regiment 
reported and read, 18. Read again and approved; their 
Commitfions delivered, 27. 

iladleigh, Commiflioners for the Affeffment added, 19 Feb. 

Hake, Agnes, Pardon for her and Judges Certificate read ; 
Pardon agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 
25 Feb. 

Hamburgh, Agent’s Credentials read ; a Committee to give him 
Audience, 14 June—Committee added—Mafier of the Ce- 
remonies to attend him to his Audience, 15. His Credentials 
and Speech reported ; Council of State to hear what he has to 
fay further, and appoint a Time and Place, 16. 

Hampton Court. Vide Whitehall Order for preferving the 
Houfe and Goods, 13 June Difcharged, 4 Oét. 

Hanaper Office, a Committee to confider how the Title thereof 
ftands, 27 Feb. Clerk appointed, 13 Mar. 

Hanje States, Letters to their Agent read, and referred to Coun- 
cil of State, 16 June. 

Harley, Major, Report from Council of State touching his Re- 
fulal to difcover the Author of dangerous and untrue Reports 
tending to Sedition; Order for bringing him to Bar; Brought; 
Examined thereupon ; Matter referred to them back, 10 July 

Votes and Matters relating to them, touching Major 

Harley’s Reports declared void, and to be obliterated, 2 Mar. 

Colonel Edward, appointed One of the Council of 
Sate, 23 Feb. 

Harrington, Sir James, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 May 31 Dec. 

Harvey, Dr. Gideon, Report that he be Phyfician to the Arm y&gt; 
agreed to, 25 July. His Commiflion delivered, 27. 

Samuel, to be put in the Commiflion of Peace, 9 Sept. 

Haflerigg, Sir Arthur, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 May—— 31 Dec.——Appointed a Commiflioner for no- 
minating Officers, 13 May—Council of State to prefent a 
Commifiion for him with Blank for the Continuance, 31— 
Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported, read and agreed 
to, g July. Their Commiitlions delivered, 11 &amp; 15——Pre- 
vious and main Queftions for appointing him One of the Com- 
miflioners for the Government of the Army, feverally Af- 
firmative, 12 Oct. Lift of Othcers in his Regiment re- 
ported and read, 7 Jan. Read again and approved, 22. 
Their Commiffions delivered, 13—-——Report from Council of 
State that his Name is mentioned in an Information fent to 
them ; Order for his Attendance, 6 Mar. Several Exa- 
minations and Informations again{tt him, reported; heard 
thereupon; Matter referred back, 7. Letter to him read 
and referred, 8. 

Hatfield, Captain John, Upon Report from the Commiffioners 
for nominating Officers, that they had received Satisfaction 
touching him; Order for delivering his Commitlion, 11 June. 

Hawkins, William, ordered into Cu.:ody as a Delinguent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commitlioners for bringing in 
the Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. ; 

Hawthorne, Lieutenant, Commiflioners for the Army to fend 
for him and bring him to Bar, as a Delinquent, 27 Dec. 

Hele, William, Pardon for him and Judges Certificate read ; 
Pardon agreed to; Order for pailing it under the Great Seal, 
25 Feb. 

Hereford County, Commiffioners for the Militia added, 6 Aug. 

City, Lift of Officers for the Garrifon reported, read 
and agreed tu, 16 July. Governor’s Commiflion delivered, 
19—Deputy Governor's Letter touching Perfons rifing in 
the Country, and the taking fome of them Prifoners, reported 
and read, 30 Commiflioners for the Militia added, 6 Aug. 

Hertford County, Petition of divers Inhabitants who have ad- 
hered to the good old Caufe, read; Petitioners thanked, 
13 May Another of Freeholders, &amp;c. read; Petitioners 
thanked, 21 June Commiflfioner for the Militia added, 
15 Aug.—Lift of Officers for the Militia read and approved, 
18—High Sheriff appointed, 11 Feb. 10 Mar. 

Hewfon, Colonel John, Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported, 
read and approved, 13 June. Their Commiifions delivered, 

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14 June 13 &amp; 15 July 5 Aug. Speaker informs 
rye that he thanks them for their Favour in pardoning him, 
an. 

Hickfon, Thomas, Record upona DemurrerinaCaufe between him 
and ‘Thomas Wilfon to be fent back to the Petty Bag,g July. 

Higgs, Roger, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and Debtor 
to the State, 21 Sept. Commillioners for bringing in the 
Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

TTobjon, Thomas. Vide Bafnett, Thomas. ; 

Holland, Ambaffador’s Letter to the Committee of Safety, with 
an Order of the States General reported and read, 14 May 
—His Addrefs, defiring Audience, read ; referred to a Com- 
mitiee to confider of his Reception, and how he may be 
brought into the Houfe; Speaker to fend for his Credentials, 
and fee whether they be addreffed in the ufual Style, 23. Cre- 
dentials prefented and read ; Members to accompany him to 
his Audience ; Report that he attends in the Court of Wards; 
Manner of receiving him ; his Speech and Credentials read ; 
Council of State to hear what he has further to fay ; Matter 
of the Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 24. His Pa- 
per, a Treaty between this Commonwealth and the States 
General, and Propofitions to be treated upon with him, feve- 
rally reported and read ; Proceedings of the Council of State 
approved ; referred to them to proceed in managing the Treaty 
upon the Propofals prefented, 27 His Paper to 7th In- 
fiant ; Council of State’s Anfwer thereto, and Draught of a 
Declaration inhibiting the taking Commiflions from foreign 
States reported, and to be confidered, 10 June. Severally 
read: Anfwer and Declaration to be the Subjeé Matter upon 
which the Council of State fhall treat with him, 11. His 
Paper concerning the Ratification of the Treaty at the Hague 
reported, read and referred back, 23. Anfwers of the Am- 
baflador and Council of State reported ; Form of the Rati- 
fication agreed to ; to be figned by Speaker and pafled under 
the Great Seal ; Proceedings of the Council of State approved 
—Mr. Downing to have Credentials as to the Ratification of 
the Treaty ; Speaker to fign them, 30———Paper from him 
read and referred to the Council of State, 5 Aug. 

Tlolland, Mr. Serjeant to fummon him to attend, 24 Jan. 

—-—-— Cornelius, Warrant for paying bim Money out of the 
Exchequer upon Pretence of Arrears of a Penfion, voted 
illegal ; Order for him to repay it, 2 Feb. 

Sir John, appointed One of the Council of State, 23 Feb. 

Colonel, Order for difcharging him from his Imprifon- 
ment, and fulpending his Sequettration, 23 Feb. 

Hollis, Denzill, appointed One of the Council of State, 23 Feb. 
——Orders touching his Impeachment and Exclufion out of 
Parliament ditcharged, and to be obliterated, 2 Mar. 

Holmes, Dr. defired to aflift in carrying on the Work of Thankf- 
giving, 28 Sept——Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 7 Oct. 

Holjicin, Duke of, Letters of Credence to his Envoy, read_; 
Council of State to give him fuch Audience as they fhall think 
fit, and hear what he has to fay, 2 July. 

Hlolt Forett. Vide Woolmer. 

Holt, Nathanael, his Letter read, 10 Feb. 

Honeywood, Six Robert. Vide Sidney, Colohel.—A ppointed One 
of the Council of State, 16 May. 

Honours, 2 Committee to take Care that Perfons, who have af- 
fumed Honours conferred by the late King fince the Aét for 
taking them away, do pay their Forfeitures, and to examine 
whether they have brought their Patents into Chancery, with 
Power to prepare Bill for ftrengthening the former Act, and 
taking away Honours conferred by his Son, or any other 
fince the ‘Time limited, 14 June. 

Iorfe-races, Upon Report from Council of State, Proclamation 
for prohibiting them, Cock. fightings, Bull-baitings, Hurlings, 
Wreftlings, and other Meetings of the like Nature, ordered, 
13 July. 

Hojpitals, a Committee to take a Catalogue of all Hofpitals and 
the Revenues thereof; Matters to deliver them the refpective 
Conftitutions, and how and by what Authority the Profits 
have been difpofed of—Order againft granting er renewing 
Leafes, to be printed and fent to the feveral Sheriffs to give 
Matiers Notice thereof, 20 Sept. 

Houfe, meets on a Sunday to feck the Lord for a Blefling on 
their Proceedings ; Minifter defired to affift in carrying on the 
Duty of the Day, 7 May. Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 8 























—LKefolution for keeping Faft in the Houle, 26 July——Faft 
kept, 5 Aug.——Hooute to be called, 5 &amp; 24 Aug— 3 Sept. 
Called ; Orders thereupon, 8 Aug.——30 Sept. Vide 




















Members. Minifters defired to alflift in carrying on the 
Work of Thankfgiving, 24 &amp; 28 Sept. 29 Dec. 23, Feb. 
‘Thanked, and to print their Sermons, 7 Oct. 4 Jan. 





——29 Feb. Houfe accepts the City’s Invitation to Dinner, 
1 O&amp;. Thanks them, 7—Previous Queftion for appointing 
certain Minitters to pray by ‘Turns every Morning, Neg: 29 
Dee.——Order touching the Payment of Arrears due to the 
Officers of the Houle, 25 Keb. 

Vou, VII. 


Howard, Lady Mary, Letters difeovering the Intention of the 
Enemies of the Commonwealth, reported and read; the ap- 
prehending and committing her and Mrs, Sumpner by Council 
of State, approved ; Order for bringing them to a fpeedy 
Trial ; a Committee to confider how they may be brought to 
it, 30 July Council of State to contider on Lady Mary 
may be brought to fpeedy Trial, or bail her, 14 Sept. 

Hoyle, Edinund, his Letter read, 4 Jan. 

Hull, Reprefevtation and Petition of many who, through Grace, 
have been kept fenfible of, and mourned for the late A poftacy 
from the good old Caufe, to be prefented, 20 June. Read ; 
Petitioners thanked, 21—Governor appointed, 9 July—— 
His Letter read; Council of State to fee the Garifon provided 
for; Moneys taken from the Commiffioners of Excife to fup- 
ply them to be allowed upon Account, 2 Jan.——Order for 
a Month’s Pay for them, 13 Feb. Letters from thence, and 
a Deciaration for the fecluded Members or a free Parliament, 
with a Letter to General Moncke, read; Letters referred to 
the Council of State, 15. 

Full, William, Order for paying him for Candles, &amp;c. for the 
Service of the Parliamént, 15 Mar. 

Hunt, John, Pardon for him, and Judges Certificate read ; 
Pardon agreed to ; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal 
—For tranfporting him, 25 Feb. 

Hunting ford, John, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commitlioners for bringing in 
the Arrrears to fend for oa treat with him, 28. ; 

TTurlings. Vide Horfe-races. 

Hurfi, Report that Colonel Eyre be Governor, read, &amp; Feb. 
Read again and approved, 10, 

Hutchinfon, Colonel, to be difpenfed with as to his Attendance 
on the Office of Sheriff, and required to attend the Houfe ; 
Under Sheriff to execute the Ofte, 20 June. 

— Daniel, Petition read, and referred to the Commiffioners 

for Irifh Affairs, 18 July. 











A, 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


ACK, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Oct. 

Jackman, Jofeph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Jackjon, Arthur, 1651, Petition read; Pardon for him agreed 
to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal—For difcharging 
him of his Imprifonment and Bail, and taking off his Sequef- 
tration, 15 Oét. Speaker to fign a Warrant for his Difcharge, 
16. 

— Lieutenant Colonel, 1651, Pardon for him agreed to; 

Order for pafling it under the Great Seal—For difcharging him 

of his Imprifonment and Bail, and taking off his Sequeftration, 

15 Oét. Speaker to fign Warrant for his Difcharge, 16. __ 

— Chriftopher, 1652, his Name to be inferted to the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

John and George, 1652, their Names to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Jacob, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Jacobfon, Captain John, 1652, his Examination read, 5 Oct. 

Jacob, 1652, his Remonftrance read and referred to the 
Council of State, 1 Feb. Vide Lubeck. 

Jumes, Mofes, 1651, Council of State to fet him at Liberty if 
they think fit, 28 Nov. 

James’s Park, 1652, Order for ftocking it with Deer out of 
other Parks appointed to be fold—Keepers of them to take 
Care the Deer be not imbezilled, 31 Dec. 

Janien, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 July. , 

Jean, Jofeph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Ettates, 20 Oct. : 
Jefferfon, John and wes 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 15 July. 
Jekyll, Jofeph, 1651, Order for pardoning him and difcharging 

his Sequeftration, 30 Aug. 

Jenkins, Sufan and Jane, 1651, Petitions and Cafes referred to 
the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Jenks, Anne, 1651, Petition aud Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 4 

Jenkyn, William, 1651, Petition read ; Pardon for him agreed 
to; Order for paffing it under the Great Seal—For difcharging 
hin of his Imprifonment and Bail, and taking off his Sequet- 
tration, 15 Oét. Speaker to fign Warrant for his Difcharge, 
16. ints % 

Jerfey, Ile of, 1651, Letter and Narrative of the taking it 
read ; Order for Rewards to the Meflengers-—For a Thankt- 

iving, 30 O&amp;. Vide Thankfgiving—Letter touching the 
Sicecbiey of Mount Orguile Caftie; Articles ar 




















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Letter of Thanks ordered ; Speaker to fign it, 19 Nov. 
Papers from thence to be read, 1 Jan. Letter with a Copy 
of the Articles upon the Surrender of Elizabeth Cattle, and 
Inventoty of Ammunition, &amp;c. read ; Articles approved : 
Order for Rewards to the Mefflengers—Council of State to 
confider of an Eftablifhment for the Ifle, and how the fuper- 
numerary Soldiers may be difpofed of—Commiflioners to be 
fent over to compound with Perfons according to the Arti- 
cles ; Part of the Cocapalidien Moneys to be diftributed among 
the Perfons driven from thence, 2 Jan.—Letter from thence 
read, 6 Feb. 

—— 1652, Propofals touching the Ifle read, and referred to 
the Council of State, 22 O&amp;t. 

Jervoice, William, 1651, State of bis Cafe reported and read ; 
Order for difcharging his Fine and Delinquency, 24 Mar. — 
Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Jeffon, Captain Nathanael, 1653, Upon Report that he was 
flain in the late Engagement with the Dutch, Order for pay- 
ing his Widow 500 /. 200 /. for herfelf, 502. for his Parents, 
and 250d. for his Children; Commiffioners of the Adiniralty 
to take Care of the Diftribution of the Money, 15 Apr. 

Jefuits, 1652, Proclamation commanding them, and all Semi- 
nary and other Priefis to depart the Commonwealth ; Day 
appointed for their Departure , Proclamation agreed to, and 
te be printed ; Council of Statesto fee it put in Execution, 
5 Jan. 

Jewell, Mary 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Committee 
of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Indemnity, 1652, Previous and main Queftions for diffolving the 
Committee of Indemnity, feverally Affirmative; Bill for 
transferring their Powers to Commillioners, ordered, 21 Apr. 
Read twice and committed ; Committee to confider the for- 
mer Powers of the Committee; All that come to have Voices, 
27 Bill to be reported, 5 &amp; 11 May 1 &amp; 19 June. 
ns Commiflioners for compounding to be the Com- 
miflioners named therein; Quorum appointed ; Continuance 
of the Act; Act paffed, and to be printed, 23. 

Ingoldfby, Colonel Richard, 1652, Refolution for fettling Lands 
in Scotland of 500/. per Annum on him aud his Heirs, referving 
100/. yearly to the State; Commiilioners for Sequettrations 
there, to caufe a Survey to be taken upon Oath, and fet forth 
the Lands, 14 May—Order for recruiting his Regiment to 
1,200 Men befides Officers, for Three Months—For paying 
them according to the Eftablifhment, 21 Upon Report 
from the Council of State that his Regiment has been recruited 
from 1,200 to 1,600 Men, Order for paying them for Three 
Months, 14 July. Appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Ingram, Robert and Thomas, 1651, their Narrative reported and 
read ; Queftion for reftoring their Ship and Lading free 
from Seizure and Confifcation, Neg. 3 Feb. Order for 
it, 2 Mar. 

John, Lord Chief Juftice, St. 1651, appointed One of the 
Council of State, 24 Nov. 

1652, his perfonal Attendance in the Courts next Term 
to be dilpented with, 26 May.—Appointed one of the Council 
of State, 24 Nov. 

John, St. 1652, Petition read; Previous Queftions for 
referring it to a Committee—For referring it to the Commmil- 
fioners of the Great Seal, feverally Neg. 26 Aug. 

Lord Charles, St. 1652, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Johnfon, Charles, and James Henrickfon, 1651, Petition read, 
and referred to Council of State, 30 Dec. 

James. Vide Burton, Major William. 

Jane, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Committee 
of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Jvhn, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Joice, Lieutenant Colonel George, 1551, Refolution for fet- 
tling Lands of 1007. per Annum on him and his Heirs ; a 
Committee to find particular Lands, and prepare Bill for that 
Purpofe, 1 O&amp;. 

Jones, Mary, 1651, Upon Lord General’s Certificate that her 
Hufband was flain at Worcefter, Order for paying her 200 /. 
for her Subfiftence, 16 Dec. , 

John and William, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 

the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 13 July. 

Evan and Thomas, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 

the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Nathanael and Hugh, 1652, their Name to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Zreland, 1651, Letter from the Parliament Commiffioners read, 
and referred to Council of State; Order for iffuing 20,000 /. 
per Month for the Army, 1 O&amp;.—Another Letter from 
thence, 17——Another read; Order for empleying certain 






































Compofition Monies towards the prefent Supplies of Ireland, 








6 Nov.—Touching firengthening their Forces, 26.—Deputy 
General’s Letter touching the Rendition of Limerick ; Ar- 
ticles read; Previous and main Queftions for approving them, 
feverally Affirmative ; Order for Reward to the Meflenger 
—For a Letter of Thanks ; Speaker to fign it—For a Thankf- 
giving. Vide Thank/ziving—For fending over two Phyficians, 
28 Commiffioners Letters read, g Dec. Bufinefs touch- 
ing Ireland to be confidered, 9 Dec.——6 Jan. Confidered ; 
Council of State to prefent the Name of a fit Perfon to 
command the Military Forces under the Lord Lieutenant, 13. 
Name reported ; Report to be confidered, 23. Confidered ; 
Major General Lambert appointed Deputy General ; Lord 
General to be required to give hima Deputation ; Council 
of State to give him Notice and require him to return with 
Speed from Scotland, 30—Paper touching making up the Pay 
of the Army—-Eftimate of the Charge from 25th December 
1651 to 25th June 1652; Refolution thereupon, 17 Dee. 
Vide Supply.—Order touching the Payment of the Commif- 
fioners Salaries—Letters from Limerick and Waterford read, 
6 Jan. Upon Report from Council of State, Order for 
conftant Pay and Supply of the Forces, 3 Feb—Commif- 
fioners Letter read; Order for fending Provilions, 12—— 
Letter from Dublin read, 12 Mar. 
1652, Adventurers Petition read ; Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 6 Apr. Previous and main Queftions for referring 
it to the Council of State to confider their Propofitions, and 
prepare A&amp; for their Security, feverally Affirmative, 2o— 
Relation of the Affairs in Lreland; Order for a Reward to 
the Relater—Coilonel Zankey’s Letter, with Articles of 
Agreement between him and the Commander in Chief of the 
Irith Brigade; Order for Letter of ‘Thanks; Speaker to fign 
it, 8 Apr. Vide Zankey, Colonel—Council of State to con- 
fider of the Qualifications formerly read, 20—Qualifications 
reported ; Claufe agreed to; Lift of Names and other Papers, 
re-committed. Mr. Weaver to attend the Comunittee, 18 
May Council impowered to tranfport fuch of the Lrith as 
they fhall think fit, into foreign Countries, and tranf{plant 
others from one Part of the Nation to another—Referred to 
them to provide for fuch Officers and Soldiers as fhall be dif- 
banded there, 20 Apr. Letters touching the Rendition of 
Galloway ; Articles made thereupon ; and other Papers read, 
and referred to the Council of State, 21—Commiflioners Let- 
ter read and referred to them—Mr. Weaver’s Relation of the 
State of Affairs there ; thanked thereupon; his coming over 
to be difpenfed with, 32-——-Commiflioners Letter and Refo- 
lutions upon the Articles of Galloway, with the Anfwer of 
Lord Prefident’s Commiffioners to the Exceptions of the Par- 
liament’s Commiffioners—Articles of Agreement between 
Colonel Venables and Thorlagh O Neal—Abftract of a few of 
the barbarous Maflacres and Murders of the Proteftants and 
Englifh feverally read, 18 May—Queftion that the Lieute- 
nancy be continued longer than the Time already limited, 
Neg.—The Committee for Adventurers to confider of Encou- 
ragement to Englifh Protefitants to go and plant there, with 
Power to receive Propofals To confider all Acts touching 
the Adventurers, 1g—-A&amp; for fpeedy and effectual Satit- 
faction of them, and of Arrears due to the Soldiery, and for 
Encouragement of Proteftants to plant and inhabit there, 
read, 5 Aug. Committed ; Petitions referred ; the Committee 
to confider Acts touching Adventurers, and fiate their Cafe 
concerning Forfeitures for not paying in their Moneys, 
6 Commiflioners Letter; Articles made with the [rifh 
Forces in Lemfter, and other Papers read, and to be confi- 
dered, 25 May. Relation of the State of Affairs at the Time 
of making the Articles; Debate adjourned, 28—Refumed ; 
Claufe read and in Partagreed to; Provifo added, 1 June— 
Annual Salaries to the Officers of the Committee for Irifh 
Affairs difcharged, 2—Council of State to confider what 
may be offered as to carrying on the Irifh Affairs, 8. Re- 
port; Lord General declared Commander in Chiet of all the 
Forces raifed and to be raifed in Ireland—T'o appoint a Com- 
mander in Chief under him and give him a Commiflion— 
Military Commiffions to continue in Force till he give other 
Orders, 15—Lord General to fupply any Defects occafioned 
by this Vote, 6 July Conneil of State with Lord Gene- 
ral to confider of a fit Perfon to command the Forces under 
him, 17 June Report; Lieutenant General Tleetwood 
appointed Commander and Commiffioner for Civil Affairs, 
9 July—Several Letters from Ireland read ; Council of State 
to take Care for Supplies defired by One of them, 6 July— 
Referred to them to confider what Commiflion and Powers 
are fit to be given to them that fhall have the Civil Power, 
and of Names of fit Perfons to be Commiflioners, 15 June 
Inftructions for them, with the Form of a Commiflion 
reported and read, 10 Aug. Inftruétions read—Commiffioners 
Names reported, 13. Inftructions agreed to, 24. Form of 
the Commiflion read ; Commiflioners Names to be inferted ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 25—Act for giving 
leveral 





















































feveral Powers to feveral Perfons conftituted Commiffioners 
for Irifh Affairs, ordered, 24. Read; Name to be added, 
25 Read fecond Time; Queftion for Ingrofiment, Neg. 
A&amp; paffed ; Order touching their Salaries, 2 Sept. Com- 
miffioners Letter read, 3 Aug.—— Act for ending and deter- 
mining the Accounts of Officers and Soldiers that are or 
have been in the Parliament Service, read twice and commit- 
ted; Regifter appointed ; the Committee to prefent Names 
of Officers, 6. Ke to be reported, 20. Reported ; Com- 
miffioners appointed ; Aé&amp; re-committed, 24. Reported from 
Re-commitment ; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Ac pafled 
and to be printed, 25—Bill for Settlement of Ireland, read, 
10 Aug.—Read fecond Time ; Names to ftand in the Excep- 
tion ; Queftion for Commitment, Neg. Bill to be ingrofled, 11. 
Pafled, and to be printed, 12. Order for rinting 2.000 to 
be fent over, 13.—Report from Council of Bate touching the 
Tranfportation of Commodities Cuftom-tree—Touching the 
Power of granting military Commiffions—Touching fending 
over Minitters—Touching the Providing a Great Seal, and 
other Seals for the Adminiftration of Juftice, 10 Aug.—Confi- 
dered; Vote for Tranfportation agreed to; Order for print- 
ing, publifhing and fending it to the feveral Ports—Refolution 
touching the granting of military Commiflions—Council of 
State to fend over godly Minifters—To confider of a Great 
Seal and other Seals, 18 Letters from Kilkenny read, 26 
Od. Perfons thanked for their Services—Commiflioners 
Letter, and Propofals of the Army read, and referred to the 
Coinmittee for Adventurers, 11 Nov.—Report; Refolution 
touching the Manner of paying their Arrears, 4 Jan.—Officers 
pr Ree touching the Propofals—Touching the Com- 
miflioners, read; Debate thereon money 18 Feb. Refumed; 
Paper to be returned ; Further Attendance of a Commiffioner 
to be difpenfed with, 22 Charge of the Forces for 13 
Months, reported, 2 Dec.—A Committee to confider what 
Proportion of Members for Ireland is fit to be added to the 
Number voted to ferve in Parliament in England, 8 
Number agreed to, 2 Mar. Letter from the Commander 
in Chief, and other Commiffioners, read andreferred to Coun. 
cil of State, 14 Dec—Other Letters from them read; 
One touching the clipping Money referred to them Letter 
with the Articles of Surrender of the Ifles of Arran, read, 1 
Feb. Letter from the Commander in Chief and Commif- 
fioners with Articles upon the Surrender of Ennifbuffin and 
other Iflands read—Another, with Copies of Sir Phelim 
O Neile’s Declaration, and late King’s Commiflion, read, 15 
Mar.—Letter from the Officers—Another from the Com- 
mander in Chief and the Commiffioners, read, 22. 

—— 1653, Act for fpeedy and effectual fatisfaction to the 
Adventurers, and of the Arrears to the Soldiery, and for En- 
couragement of Proteftants to plant and inhabit in Ireland, 
reported; Days appointed for proceeding upon the Report; 
Petitions to be then read, 5 Apr. Quorum of Commiflioners, 
7. Previous and main Queftions that Officers and Soldiers 
be allowed two thirds in Proportion with the Adventurers, 
feverally Athrmative ; Member to word the Claufe, 14. Claufe 
reported, 15. Further Proceedings, 109. 

1652, Petition of diftrefled Proteftants read, 27 Aug. 
Ireland, Margaret, 1652, Queftion for inferting her Name in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 2 July. 

Ireton, Henry, Deputy General of Ireland, 1651, Refolution for 
fettling Lands in England of 2,o00/. per Annum, on him and 
his Heirs; a Committee to confider of particular Lands, and 
prepare Act for that Purpofe, 11 Sept—Council of State to 
give Order for bringing his Corpfe to London, and confider 
of an honourable Interment at the Charge of the State—A&amp; 
for fettling certain Manors, Lands and Tenements in Truft for 
his Widow and Children, read twice and committed, g Dec. 
To be reported, 12. Reported; Queftion for Ingroffment, 
Neg. Act paffed, 18. 

John, 1652, Upon Report from the Committee of Ob- 
fiructions, Previous Queftion for allowing him and John 
Humfries 286/. as reprize, Neg. Refolution for allowing 
them go/. Truftees for Sale of Bifhops Lands to reprize the 
fame, 27 Aug. 
Judges, 1651, Previous and main Queftions that no Fee, Per- 
quifite, or Reward, be taken by them or their Servants, ex- 
cept the Salary allowed by the State; Act for that purpofe 
ordered, 23, Jan.— Order touching the Payment of their Sala- 
ries with the Arrears thereof, and of Money for the Circuits, 
3, Feb. 

1652, Act touching Salaries for them ordered, 24 June 
Act for fettling competent Salaries upon them, and 



































for eafing People of paying Fees, read twice and committed, 
12 Nov. 
Judfon, Rebecca, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 
Ives, St. 1652, Petition of Inhabitants read and referred toa 
Committee, 20 May. Vide Markets. 

Vou. VII. 





INDEX 0 the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Idemnity. Vide Delinquents 





John, Theauro. 
Joplyn, John, Petition read, and referred to a Committee 


A. 1653. 


J AMES, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 


1 Nov. 


Idiots, Petition on Behalf of them, Lunatics and Infants, read ; 





Bill touching them ordered, 22 Aug. Read twice and 
to be ingrofled, 3 Oct. Read third Time; Queftion that 
the Word Infants ftand, Neg. Act pafled, and to-be print- 
ed, 13. 


Jerfey, \fle of, Petition of divers well-affected Perfons, reported, 


and referred to the Council of State, 22 Aug.—Referred to 
them to confider the Government of the Ifland, 27. 
Bill for fettling the Powers 
touching it in the feveral Counties, ordered, 29 Oct. 





Ingoldfby, Colonel, Upon Report from Council of State, Order 


tor recruiting his Regiment to 1,000 Men—For adding the 
Recruits to the Eftablifhment, 8 Aug.—For continuing and 
paying them Three Months longer, 28 Oét. 


John, Lord Charles St. Order for making Report touching him, 


26 O&amp;. 


John’s, St. College, Cambridge, Previous and main Queftions 


for putting a Perfon into the Sequeftration of the Matterfhip, 
feverally Affirmative, 28 Nov. 


Jones, Colonel Philip, appointed One of the Council of State, 


8 July ——1 Nov. 

— Colonel Theophilus, Petition reported and read; Or- 
der for fettling alee in Ireland on him and his Heirs; Com- 
miffioners there to fet them out and fettle them accordingly, 


28 Nov. 


Ireland, a Committee to confider the Affairs thereof, 9 July.— 


Another appointed for that Purpofe ; Quorum, 20—Com- 
miffioners Letter with a Petition inclofed, read; a Commit- 
tee to prepare Bill for Redress of Grievances mentioned therein 
and in Cafes of like Nature, 22. Commiflioners Letter and 
Papers referred ; the Committee to perfect the Bill and make 
Provifion for thefe Particulars, 30—Bill for Reftraint of 
Appeals from Courts of Juftice in Ireland, to Courts of 
Juftice in England, read twice and committed, 1 Aug.—Ad- 
ditional A&amp; for ftating and determining the Accounts of the 
Officers and Soldiers, read twice ; Queftion for Ingroffment, 
Neg. Act pafled and to be printed, 8 Commiffioners 
Letter read, 13. Vide Leach.—Aéct for Satisfaction of the 
Adventurers, and of the Arrears of the Soldiery, and other 
Public Debts, and for Encouragement of Proteftants to plant 
and inhabit in Ireland, read, 1 Sept. Read fecond Time; 
Report touching a Claufe for taking away the Cuftoms for 
Goods imported from England ; Bill to be debated by Parts, 
3. Debated; Refolution for remitting the Quit Rents for 
five Years, 6. Bill to be ingrofled, 8. AC paffed and to 
be printed, 26. Order for printing feveral Papers with it, 
27—-Commiflioners Letter read and referred to the Committee 
for Irith Affairs, 2 Sept.—Report touching a Reducement of 
the Forces, agreed to—Touching an Eftablifhment, agreed 
to with an Amendment, 5—Certificate of Moneys received 
upon the Act for Relief of diftreffed Irifh Proteftants, with 
Lift of the Receipts and Diiburfements, reported and read, 15 
O¢t.—Letter and Refolutions of the Commiflioners and 
others, touching tranfplanting Irifh into Connaught and 
Clare, read and referred to Council of State, 18. 





Jurors, Bill for electing them, read twice and committed, 29 Sept. 
Juftices of Peace, a Committee ap 


inted for regulating them, 
20 July Commiflioners of the Great Seal to iffue Com- 
miffions only for Perfons certified by them, 7 Sept. 





A, 1654. 


DIOTS. Vide Lunatics. 

Jephson, William, Petition read ; Moneys remaining due 
to him by feveral Orders, to be paid with Intereft, 18 Jan. 
Vide Privileges. 


19 Jan. 
pw ote a Committee to confider the Affairs thereof, and pre- 


pare what they fhall think fit for the Settlement and Good of 
the Nation; all that come to have Voices, 29 Sept.—Lord 
Proteétor’s Letter read; Previous and main Queftions for ap- 

roving Commiffioners of the Great Seal and Treafury, and 
Chief Juftices there, teverally Affirmative, 24 Oct.—A Com- 
inittee to confider of a Bill for taking away the Court of 
Wards and Tenures in Capite, 31—Bill read, 22 Dec.— 
Another Committee to confider how the Probate of Wills, 
granting Adminifirations, and recovering Legacies may be 
fettled, 14 Dec.—A&amp;&amp;t for uniting Ireland to the Common- 
wealth of England, re-eftablifhing the Courts of Judicature, 
and placing Judges therein, and making a Great Seal, and 


other seals, read, 15 Jan. Judges, 














INDEX 0 the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Judges. Vide Salters Hall—A Committee to confider of the 
Arrears of their Salaries, 19 Dee. 


A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


J4 COBSON, Jacob, and others, 1657, Petition tead, 

and referred to the Committee of Trade, 27 Mar. 

Jago, Philip, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Naturalization 
Bill, 6 Oct. Vide Tanturier. 

James, John, 1656. Vide Privileges, 

Idiots. Vide Lunatics. 

Jeddart. Vide Pehles. 

Jenkins, Mr. 1656, defired to affift in carrying on the Work, 
of Humiliation, 19 Sept. Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mon, 25. 

Jervis, William, 1656, Petition read and avowed ; a Commit- 
tee to examine Matters complained of therein, with Power to 
examine the Accounts of Officers for Sale of the faid Lands, 
3, O¢t.—State of the Matter of Fact reported ; Report to be 
confidered, 12 Feb. 

Impropriations, 1656, 2 Committee to confider how the Truft 
in the Feoffees may be fettled and carried on, 31 O¢t—— 
Bill for enabling feveral Truftees to purchafe them and other 
Revenues, for the Maintenance of Minifters and Lecturers in 
feveral Parifhes, to be read, 11 Mar. Lead, 13. 

———— 1657, Order for fecond Reading, 26 Mar. Bill com- 
tnitted, 31 Committee revived; Order for thetr meet- 
ing; Committees added, 26 Jan. 

Incumbrances. Vide Regijiers. 

Indemnity, 1656, Bill for indemnifying perfons who have acted 
in the Service of the Commonwealth, ordered, 10 Nov.— 
Another to the fame Purport ordered, 20 Mar. 

— 16357, Read, 27 Mar. Committed, 31 Commit- 
tee revived ; Order for their Meeting, 15 June. Bill report- 
ed, and to be ingrofled, 19. Provifo added ; Bill patled ; Pro- 
teétor’s Confent to be defired, 23. Protector’s Content, 26. 

Infants. Vide Marriages. 

Inns of Court, 1657, to be recommended to Proteétor, with 
the Advice of the Judges, to take fome effectual Care for the 
reforming the Government thereof, placing godly Minitiers, 
and reviving the Readings there, 26 June. 

John, Lord Charles St. 1656, Petition read, and referred to a 
Comunittee, 16 Mar. 

John’s, St. College, Cambridge. Vide Johnfon, Samuel. 

Johnfon, Samuel, 1656, Bill for fettling a Rent of 100/. per 
Annum out of his Lands for Maintenance of fixteen Scholars 
in the Colleges of Sidney, St. John’s, Emanuel and Clare 
Hall, Cambridge, read, 17 Nov. Committed, 22—Com- 
ag revived; Order for their Meeting, 10 Dec.—~-5 

eb. 

Jones, Colonel Theophilus, 1656, Bill for eftablifhing, con- 
firming and fettling Lands in Ireland on him for Satisfaction 
of his Arrears, read, 5 Jan. Committed, 16 Feb. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 6 Mar.—Paffed, and Pro- 
teétor’s Confent to be detired, 24. 

—— 1657, Proteétor’s Confent, 9 June. 

Colonel John, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a 

Committee, 17 Feb. 

1657, Report; Refolution for fatisfying his Arrears ; 
the Committee to prepare Bill for that Purpofe, 2 June. 

Journals, 1657, a Committee to take an Inventory of them, 
&amp;c. to confiderx of a convenient Place for keeping them, and 
fee the Proceedings of the Houfe tiuly euiteted, 26 Jan. 
Report ; Order amended—Further Report of a convenient 
Place agreed to, 1 Feb. 

Ireland, 1656, a Committee oppointed for the Affairs thereof, 
23 Sept. Impowered to fend for Perfons, &amp;c. 26.—Commit- 
tees added, 15 &amp; 27 Oct. 29 Nov. 31 Dec. A 
Committee to prepare Bill for taking away Wardfhips and 
Tenures there, 23 Sept.—Another Committee to prepare it, 
29 Oct. Bill for uniting Ireland into one Commonwealth with 
England, ordered, 10 Nov. ‘To be prefented and read, 14. 
Read, 15. Committed to a Committee of the whole Houte; 
19. Committee fits, 26 The Committee for Irifh Af- 
fairs to confider of Obftructions to the planting Ireland, 22 
Dec.—Petition of feveral Adventurers read, and referred to 
them, 26—Another Committee to ccnfider of Moneys due 
upon their Subferiptions, 13 Feb. Bill for Attainder of 
Rebels there to beread, 12 &amp; 20 Jan. Read, 21—Order 
for fecond Reading, 6 Feb. 

1657, Bill committed, go Mar. Reported; De- 

bate thereon adjourned, 17 June. Refumed, Petition read ; 

a Committee to bring in an ingrofled Provifo to be added, 13 

Order for third econ 23 &amp; 24. Provifoes added ; 

Bill paffed; Protector’s Confent to be defired ; Proteétor’s 

Confent, 26—Bill for fettling and fupplying the Adventurers 

to beread, 30 Mar.—Quefiion that it be now read, Neg. 





















































11 May. Order for reading it, 13, 14.21, 22. 26 &amp; oq 
May——6 June. Read, 8. Order for fecond Reading, 32 
—leport touching Lands given to feveral in Ireland ; Or- 
der for granting them declared to fiand in Force, and to be 
prefented to Proteétor, 1 May—Bill for afluring, confirming 
and fettling Lands and Eftates there to be read, Q. Read, 
11. Order for fecond Reading, 21. Bill committed, 29. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 29. Order for third Reading 
5&amp;6 June. Bill pafied; Proteétor’s Content to be defired, 
8. Protecior’s Confent, g——Protettor’s Letter, with Pe- 
tition of Lrifh Officers, read; Petition referred to a Comunit- 
tee, 29 May Another Letter from him, touching Offi- 
cers and Soldiers who ferved befure 1649, to be read, 8 June 
—Kefolution for refpiting the Four Counties, 13. Te be 
tranfiitted to Proteétor, Lord Deputy and Council in Ireland, 
25—Protector’s Letter read; the Four Counties to be dif. 
poted of for Satisfaction of the Arrears of the Soldiers and 
Otlicers, 26———Petition of the Committee for Adventurers 
read—Petition of Members for Ireland read and withdrawn— 
Leave given to fpeak concerning the Affeflments, 12 June 
Committees added to the Committee for Irifh Affairs, 
22 Jan. 
Jurors. Vide Aétions. 








A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 
MPEACHMENT. Vide Boteler, Major Genera; 


Indemnity, a Committee to prepare Bill to indemnify Per- 
fons that have ferved the Commonwealth, 18 Apr. 

John, Lord Charles St. Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 11 Apr. Vide Coney. 

Ireland, Matter concerning the fitting of the Irifh Members, to 
be debated, 22 Mar. Previous and main Quefiions, that 
they continue to fit in this prefent Parliament, feverally Af- 
firmative, 23—A Committee to confider the Affairs of lre- 
land; Perfons concerned not to have Voices in Cafes wherein 
they are concerned, 1 Apr. 


A. 1659. 
J4 CKMAN, Richard, Pardon for him and Judges Certi- 


ficate read; Pardon agreed to ; Order for palling it under 
the Great Seal, 25 Feb. ™ 

Jackfon, Lieutenant Colonel, the apprehending him approved 
9 Feb. Order for his Difcharge, 21. n ; 

Jamaica, Report concerning the Bufinefs thereof, referred to 
the Council of State; Petition of well-aflected Ofiieers and 
Soldiers read and referred ; Power given to the Committee to 
confider how their Wives and Widows may be relieved, 30 
July. ‘ sf 

James's, St. Vide Whitehall. 

Jenkins, Mr. defired to aflift in carrying on the Work of Humi- 

_liation, 29 Dee.-— Thanked, 4 Jan. 

Jenner, Jonathan, his Cafe reported ; Order for delivering up 
the Rectory of Richard’s Catile to him, uotwithfianding any 
Thing fince 20th April 1653 to the contrary; Sheriff to put 
him into quiet Poffeilion, 26 July. ; 

Jermyn, Lady. Vide Long, Walter. 

Jerfey and Guernfey, Hles of, a Committee to confider how 
the Adiminiftration of Juftice may be fettled therein for a 
Time, 19 May. 

Jefuits. Vide London and Recufants, 

Ince, John. Vide Privileges. 


Indemnity, a Committee to prepare Bill of Indemnity for what 


has been acted during the late Times, with Qualification: a 
to confidered by Parliament, 14 May. Quorum reduced : 
Committees added, 21, Bill read, 23. Committed to a 
Committee of the whole Houte, 24. Committee fits, 28 
May 1, 2, 15. 17. 23, 24. 37, 28 &amp; 2g June—— 
1&amp;5 July Order for Stay of all Suits till the Bill is 
pafled, 8 June—Bill to be reported, 5 July. Reported, and 
to be ingrofied, 8. Read third Time; Provifo added, 1] 
Another added ; Bili paffed and to be printed, 12 ; Bill 
for indemnifying all Perfons who have acted with the Par- 
liament during the late Interruption, ordered, 1 Feb. 

Inns. Vide Taverns. 

Incernefs, Report that Colonel Henry Smith be Governor 
thereof, 30 Aug. His Commitlion delivered, 1 Sept.——— 
Lift of Officers to be fent from thence to the Tower, and of 
others from the Tower to fupply their Places, reported, read 
and approved, 19 The Committee of Infpections to ex- 
uunine how Moueys ordered for Fortifications were dilburtced, 
27 Jan. 

John, Lord Chief Juftice St. appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 May “1 Dec. 23 Feb. 

a sir Archibald, appointed Oue of the Council of State, 
iO May. 























Richard, 
























































INDE X ‘oo the StVENTH VoLuMe. 


Richard, Certificate on his Behalf read, and referred 
to the Commiflioners for nominating Officers, 13 June. Re- 
port; approved to be an Officer, 14. 


Jones, Colonel John, appointed Que of the Council of State, - 


14 May—Articles of Impeacha:ent againft him, Miles Cor- 

bett, Matthew Tomlinfon, and Lieutenant General Edmund 

Ludlow, read; Order for them to attend at Bar to anfwer 

— ; Sir Charles Coote to take Care it be profecuted, 19 
an. 

= Colonel Philip, Petition and Articles againft him, read, 
18 May. Heard thereupon; Petition and Articles, at his 

tequett, referred to a Committee, with Power to examine 
upon Oath, 23. Committee revived ; Order for their meet- 
ing, and fitting de die in diem; Quorum appointed, 26. 
Committees added, 26 May 14 &amp; 22 June. 

Gerard, his Letter read, 26 Aug. 

-——— Winitrede, Pardon for her and Judges Certificate read ; 
Pardon agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 
25 Feb. 

Journals, Order for bringing in all Books and Records, from 
goth January 1648, te 20th April 1653, 7 May—For bring- 
ing in all Books to the Parliament, 13—A Committec to 
examine the Journals fince the laft Sitting of this Houfe, 
and confider what is fit to be expunged, 18. 

Joyce, Lieutenant George, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of Infpections ; Payment of his fecond Moiety for 
the Purchafe of an Eftate, to be refpited, g Sept. 

Ipficich, Jommiffioners for the Affeflment added, 17 Feb. 

reland, Letter touching the Concurrence of the Army there, 
with the Army in England, read, 9 May—Report trom the 
Committee of Safety touching fettling Lands on the Adven- 
turers and Soldiers; Bufinefs referred to the Council of State, 
18.—Coionel Lienry Cromweli’s Letter read, and referred 
back to them to confider what is fit to be done as to Ireland, 
24 Refolution that Adminiftration of the Government 
fhall be by Cemmiflioners—That Colonel Cromwell be re- 
called ; Number of the Commiflioners; Time for their Con- 
tinuance; Three nominated; the Council of State to nomi- 
nate the other Two, 7June. Nominated and approved; 
Onc of them at the Expiration of the Time to return and 
give an Account of the Management of Affairs there—In- 
fiructions for them reported, read and referred to a Commit- 
tee, g. Committee revived; Order for their fitting de die 
in diem, 14—Inftructions reported, read and agreed to, with 
Amendments ; Speaker to fign them, 1 July—Additional In- 
firuétion to prepare and fend to the Parliament an Eftablifh- 
meut for the Army and Garifons, ordered, 16—Bill for 
giving feveral Powers to the Commiffioners, read twice and 
committed; Paper touching taking Accounts of Moneys not 
accounted for, read, referred, and to be brought in with the 
Bill, g June Bill reported; Commiffioners Names to be 
inferted; Bill to be ingroffed,1 July. 
Previous Quetiion for an additional Commiffioner, Neg. Bull 
pafled, 7—Commiffioners Letter read ; their Proceedings as 
to inlifting Perfons and putung them into Troops aad Compa- 
nies, approved—Buil for continuing them Six Months,ordered, 
20 Aug. Read thrice and pafied, 3 Sept——Letters to 
be fent to Gentlemen there, to take Care of the Affairs till 
the Commiflioners can arrive, 14 June. Their Letter read, 
27. Names of Officers to command in lreland, reported 
from the Commiflioners for nominating Officers, and read, 
25 &amp; 28 June. Several receive their Commiflions, 28 
Further Report re-committed, g July. Others receive their 
Commiflions, 13 &amp; 18. Judge Advocate’s Commifiion de- 
livered, 26 A Committee to confider how they may be 
delivered to thofe in Ireland, 11 June Report; Order 
for delivering them by the Commiffioners for Irifh Affairs, 
Perfon appointed to carry them over, 16 July.—Pctitions of 
the Council of Officers—Of the Inhabitants of Dublin, fe- 
verally read; Petitioners thanked, 27 Commander in 
Chiet appointed ; Order for preparing his Commiflion, 4 July. 
Commitlion delivered to him; Leave given him to come 
over after he has put Aflairs in good Order, g—Petition of 
Adventurers read, and referred to a Commuittee—Bill for 
fettling the Eftates of feveral Perfons in fuch forfeited Lands 
fet out in Satisfaétion of Debts due to the Adventurers, and of 
Arrears of Pay to Soldiers, and other public Debts, read, 6 
July. Committed, 7. Committees revived; Order for their 
meeting, 9 July 15 Aug. Bill to be reported, 9, 13 
&amp; 15. Reported; Debate thereon adjourned, 17. Refumed, 
20. 24 &amp; 29 Aug. 7. 15 &amp;17Sept. Bill to be ingrof- 
fed; a Committee to receive and examine Provifoes and Peti- 
tions, tendered this Day only, 17 Other Petitions referred 
notwithftanding this Order; Bill to be read third Time, 5 O&amp;. 
—Upon Report from Council of State, the Commiilioners 
impowered to give Warrants from Time to Time for iffuing 
Monies for Pay of the Forces and incident Charges, 16 Jul 
——Vorms of Commiflions for Oyer and Terminer read and 
Vou. VIL. 















































Read third ‘Time; 


agreed to, with Amendments; Order for paffing therh undéx 

the Great Seal—A Committee to confider how the Adven- 

turers may be put into Poffeffion, and how they and their 

Creditors, who have had no Satisfaction, may be fiatisfied, 

20 Aug. Order for their fitting and receiving Petitions and 

Matters offered to them, with Power to examine the Debts, 

24-—Order for paying the juft Debts due from the State to 

Officers and Soldiers caft away in their coming from Lreland 

—Council of State to confider the Neceflities of their Wives 

and Children—Order for fix Weeks Pay to thofe who aflitted 

in fupprefling the laft Rebellion, g Sept—For bringing in 
the Excife 21 Report touching the Commiffioners Let-- 
ter complaining of the Want of Courts of Juftice; Council 
of State to confider what may be fit for fettling them, and 
prepare Models for Seals—Retolutions touching the Arms and 

Superfcriptions thereon, 5 Oct. Bill for a Great Seal read 

twice, and pafled —Council of State to take Care it be forth- 

with made, 7 Feb.——Commitlioners Letter read, 11 O&amp;. 

Other Letters, anda Declaration of the Officers of the 
Army, read, 4 Jan.—Letters to be written to Lieutenant 
General Ludlow, and the Commiflioners, to attend the Par- 
liament and give an Account of their Management—Speaker 
to fign and feal them—Proceedings of the Officers approved ; 
Letter of Thanks ordered ; Speaker to fign and feal it—Coun- 
cil of State to confider of fit Perfons to be Commiffioners for 
the Government of the Army, 5. Names reported; Report 
to be contidered, 13—Letters from Ludlow and Corbett read, 
and referred to Council of State, with Power to prefent 
Names of Perfons for the Government of Ireland, and In- 
firuétions for them, 12. Powers to former Comumiflioners 
fufpended ; others appointed ; Council of State to contider of 
Infiruéticns for them—Officers give Account how the State 
of Affairs touching the Army, ftands; Letters and other Pa- 
pers brought by them, read; Lift of Officers referred to the 
Commitlioners for the Army—Order for delivering up Dun- 
cannon and Corke—Letter to the Commiflioners to encoun- 
rage the putting in Execution all Laws touching the Duties, 
ordered; Speaker to fign it, 19 Petition of a Company 
of Foot in Duncannon, to be read, 1 Feb.—Lieutenant Ge- 
neral Ludlow to give Account of the Affairs of Ireland, 1 &amp; 
8—Letters and Difpatches from thence to be fent to Coun- 
cil of State, 2 Mar. Report; ‘Time for colleéting the Af- 
feflment, enlarged, 12—Petition of Adventurers referred to 
the Council of State, with Power to fettle the Bufinefs, 15, 

Ireton, Alderman John, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Infpections, 28 Sept. 

Judges, a Committee to prefent Names of fit Perfons to fill the 
Courts at Wefiminffer, 9 Jan. Order for making Report, 
11. Names reported, and agreed to; Order for Patents un- 
der the Great Seal, 18. Their Salaries, 19. 

Juries, Vide Bailiffs. 

Jujtice, a Committee to confider how the Adminifiration thereof 
may be carried on by the Authority of Parliament, 7 May. 
Houfe debates thereon; Debate adjourned, 12. Refumed; 
Four Judges confiituted tll goth June next; Order for 
Patents under the Great Seal, 14. Their Compliance re- 
ported, 16 Order for renewing their Patents till goth 
November next; 16 June. 

Juflices, of Peace, Bill for enabling and conftituting certain Per- 
fons to be Juftices of Peace and Sheriffs, read twice, and 
cominitted; Committee to withdraw; Bill reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 10 May—Pafled, and to be printed, 11 
Declaration that the Aci does not extend to give Sheriffs in 
Scotland Power to determine civil Canfes, read and agreed 
to; Order for printing and publifhing it, 7 July—A Com- 
mittee to nominate fit Perfonsto be Juttices of Peace, and 
prefent their Names to the Commiflioners of the Great Seal ; 
they to grant Commillions, 16 June A Committee to 
prefent Names of Perfons to be Juftices, 24 Jan. 























A.1651, 1652, &amp;§ 1053. 


AYNES, Alexander, 1652, his Name to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates,27 O¢t. 

Kellam, Richard, 1652, Upon Report from the Committee of 
the Army that he was flain at Worcefter, Order for paying 
his Widow 30¢. 7 Apr. 

Kellett, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for - 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Kent, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

—— 1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. His Abfence out of the 
County to be difpented with, 26. 

Kefile, John, 1652, Petition read, and referred to a Committee ; 
Sale of his Lands to be frayed in the mean Time, 26 Oét. 

Keys, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eliates, 27 Oct. 


Keys, 








INDEX @o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Keys, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 28 Oct. 
Kidds, Chriftopher, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Kildare, Earl of, 1651, Order for paying 41. per Week for the 
Ufe of his Children, in Part of his Arrears, 10 Oct. 

Killegrew, Sir Peter, and Henry, 1652, Petitions and Certificate 
touching them, read ; Order for inferting the Name of Henry 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 23 July.—Grant 
of the weekly Market at Smithick to be made to Sir Peter 
and his Heirs for five Weeks; Attorney General to prepare 
a Patent, 19 Jan. 

Killeu, Bernard, 1652, Queen of Sweden’s Letter touching him 
read; Commiflioners in Ireland to examine the State of the 
Bufinefs ; Letter for that Purpofe, ordered ; Speaker to fign 
it; Copy of the Queen’s Letter to be inclofed, 28 July. 

Killingbeck, Mrs. 1652, her Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

King, late, 1652, Order for felling divers Caftles, Houfes, 
Parks, Lands and Hereditaments belonging to him for ready 
Money; a Committee to confider how they may be a Secu- 
rity for ready Money; Power given them to furvey the Par- 
ticulars, 27 Nov.—Bill read twice, and committed ; Com- 
mittee to confider whether any excepted by a former Provifo 
is fit to be fold, 6 Dec. Bill reported; Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 28. Refumed; Bill to be — 2g. Read 
third Time; Debate adjourned, 30. Refumed; Act patled, 
and to be printed, 31. 

Kinge, Sir Robert, 1653, Petition to be read, 5 Apr. 

Kingjlon, Charlies, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Kirkly, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Kirke, Sir David, 1651, Petition read, 1 Feb. ; 

Knaujfborough, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Knight, 1652, defired to preach, 15 Mar. 

Knights, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Od. 

Knolles, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Kynajton, Colonel John, 1651, the Committee of the Army 
‘to ftate his Accounts ; his Widow’s Petition referred ; Order 
for allowing her 3/. per Week in the mean Time, 21 Nov. 
—Order touching his Accounts, to be amended, 25 Feb. 

George, 1652, Petition read; Order for inferting his 

Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 2 Nov. 





A. 1053. 


K4 THARINE’s Hofpital, Mafter appointed ; Order for 
a Patent under the Great Seal, 31 Oct. 

Kendall, Henry and Son, Petition reported and read, 14 Nov. 

Kent, Petition of Juftices read ; Speaker’s Anfwer, 4 Aug. 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and fora Commiflion under 
the Great Seal, 10 Nov.—Commiflioners for the Affeflments 
added, 24. 

Killegrew, Henry, Petition reported and read, 31 O&amp;. Vide 
Coriton. 

King, Dr. Robert, appointed One of the Council of State, 1 Nov. 

King, late, Bill for compelling Perfons who hold Lands, &amp;c. 
belonging to him, to difcover them by a Day prefixed, upon 
Pain of Sequefiration, ordered, 23 Aug. ill for Sale of 
fome Caftles and Houtes belonging to him, and of Reverfions 
and Remainders in the Crown, ordered, 12 Sept. 

Kingfion upon Thames, Petition of well-affeéted People read, 
and referred to feveral Juftices in the County, 19 J ay. 








A. 1654. 


ILKENNY. Vide Caterlaugh. 


King, late, Refolution that all Sales of his Lands fhall be 
valid, 15 Dec. Vide Government. 


A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


I ING, late, 1656, a Committee to require an Account of 
Truftees and Contraétors for Sale of his Lands, and touch- 

ing Obftructions, and what Moneys are in the Treafurers 
Hands, or due from Purchafers, 17 Oét. Bill touching 
private Debts entered in his, the Queen’s, or Prince’s Names, 
ordered, 11 Mar. 

Kingwood Foreft. Vide Forefts. 

Kirkobright. Vide Dumfreeze. 

Knight's Service. Vide Wards, Court of. 





A. 1658 &amp; 16506 


kK! NG, William. Vide Privileges. 


A. 1659. 


Kf LS EY, Colonel Thomas, Lift of Officers in his Regi- 

ment, reported, and read, 9 July—Order for difcharging 

him from all military Employments; Serjeant to carry it 

him ; Name of the next fuperior Officerin his Regiment to 

be prefented, 12 Odt, Order for confining hin to his 

Houfe fartheft diftant from London, g Jan. Council of 
State to fecure him if he difobeys it, 14. 

Kent, Petition of divers Gentlemen, read ; Petitioners thanked, 
4 June. High Sheriff appointed, 22—Commitlioners for 
the Militia added, 5&amp;12 Aug. Their Letter, with Names 
of Officers for feveral Regiments, read; Previous and main 
Queftions, that, as to the two Competitors to be Colonels of 
a Regiment of Horfe, it be referred back to them, feverally 
Affirmative, 6—Lift of Officers read ; feveral re-committed, 
the reft approved; Council of State to prepare Commiflions 
and fend them down ; Officers to take the Sime, Q. 

Kilmurry, Lord Vifcount, Order for difcharging him from his 
Imprifonment and fufpending his Sequeftration, 27 Feb. 

King, late, Truttees for Sale of his Lands to proceed to the Sale 
of all comprifed within the Aét for feveral exempted by a 
former Act, 18 June——To proceed to the Sale of all con- 
tained in feveral Aéts for the Sale thereof, 4 O&amp;. 

Kirk, Stephen, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and Debtor 
to the State, 21 Sept. Cummiflioners for bringing in the 
Arrears, to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Knightley, Richard, appointed One of the Council of State, 
23 Feb. 

Knights, Poor. Vide Windfor Cajtle. 








4.1651, 1652 &amp; 1653. 


[42 URNE, William, 1652, Queftion for inferting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 
2 July Order for it, 28 Oét. 

John, 1652, Petition read; Queftion for inferting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 2 July. 

Lake, Lancelot, and Thomas Leeke, 1651, State of their Cafe 
reported, and read; Refolution, that they pay the Remainder 
of their Fine by a Time limited, or that the Eftate for which 
the Compofition was made be fequeftered, 24 Mar. 

Anne, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Lambe, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Lambert, Major General, 1651, his Letters read, 19 &amp; 21 Aug. 

Others, with Letters inclofed, read, 22 Refolution 
for fettling Lands in Scotland of 1,000 /, per Annum on him 
and his Heirs; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, g Sept. 
Commiflioners there to be required by Letter to fet out 
Lands ; Speaker to fign it—Report touching appointing him 

‘Commander in Chief in Ireland, under Lord Lieutenant, to 

be confidered, 23 Jan. Confidered; Order appointing Lord 
Lieutenant to give him a Deputation—Council of State to 

write to him to repair hither fpeedily, 30. 

1652, Order for Letter of Thanks to him for his ex- 

traordinary Care and Pains in managing Affairs in Scotland, 
14 May. 

Lancafter, County, 1651, Order for paying Ships taken up for 
Service thereof, 29 Aug.—Letters from thence with Lift of 
Prifoners, and of Officers and Soldiers flain—Relation of the 
Manner and Circumfiances of the Fight; Order for Reward 
to the Meffenger—Narrative from the Council of State re- 
ported, and read; Order for a Thankfgiving, 30. Vide 
Thank/giving —Order appointing a High Sheriff, and for a 
Commitlion under the Duchy Seal, 20 Nov. 

1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 

Duchy of, 1651, Aét for continuing the Chancellor, 

and Attorney General, read twice; Queftion for Ingrofl- 

ment, Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed—The Comuit- 
tee of the Univerfities to confider of the Jurifdiction of this 

Duchy, and of Chefier and Durham, 26 Nov. 

1652, Refolution for continuing the Jurifdiétion Six 
































Months longer; Act for that Purpofe read twice; Queftion 

for Ingroflment, Neg. Aé&amp;t pafled, and to be printed, 1 Apr. 

—Refolution for continuing it till 1f April next; Act for 

that Purpofe read twice ; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act 

paffed, and to be printed, 1 Jan. 

1653, Petition of Inhabitants read, 1 Apr.—A&amp; for 
O4 continuing 














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INDEX ¢@o the Seventu VoLtume: 


continuing the Jurifdiiion of the Duchy Six Months longer, 
read twice; Quefiion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act paticd, 
and to be printed, 8. 

Lancafier, Nathanael, 1651, Letter and Examination of him, 
read, 5 Sept. 

—— John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Ettates, 2 July. 

Lane, Mr.1651. Vide Privileges. . 

— Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Od. 

Laney, Dr. 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Lang, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 





Langdale, William, 1651, Certificate from the Commiffioners 


for compounding, touching him, read; Quefiion for inferting 

porn in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 

21 July. 

— Walter, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 20 O&amp;. 

—Sir Marmaduke, 1652, Petition of his difireffed Or- 
phans referred to the Committee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Langfield, Arthur, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Langton, Abraham, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Langtree, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Lafjells, Capt. Thomas, 1652, Previous and main Queftions 
for referring it to the.Commiflioners for compounding, to 
admit him to compound for an Eftate at the iane of Two 
Sixths, feverally Affirmative, 14 Jan. 

Latham, Richard and William, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

John and Edward, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Lauderdale, Earl of, 1651, Refolution that he is a fit Perfon to 
be brought to Trial—That he be committed to the Tower, 
11 Sept. 

Law, 1651, Committee for Regulation thereof, revived; with 
Power to fend for Perfons, &amp;c. Order for their meeting, 
and fitting de die in diem—Former Report from them to be 
confidered, 8 O&amp;t. Refclution for appointing Perfons not 
Members to confider the Inconveniencies of the Law ; a Com- 
mittee to prefent Names, 26 Dec. Prefent them, 9 Jan. 
Refolution touching the Number; Four appointed; Retidue 
of the Paper re-committed, with Power to prefent 17 other 
Names, 14. Names prefented; Debate adjourned, 16. Re- 
fumed, 17. More appointed; Quorum and Place for their 
fitting ; Time for their firft Meeting; Serjeant to give them 
Notice ; the Committee of the Revenue to defray the inci- 
dent Charges—Order for them to report their Opinions to 
a Committee, 17—The Committee impowered to confider 
what is prefented to them—Days appointed for receiving their 

teports ; Bill reported. Vide Marriages—Keferrees added 
19 Mar. 

e—— 1652, Other Bil's reported, 25 Mar. Vide Fines, 
Rents, and Oaths—Book containing the whole Syftem of 
the Law as it came from the Committee, to be read, 19 Jan. 
Read in Part, 20. Fully read ; Order for printing 300 Copies 
for the Ufe of the Members, 21 A Committee to confider 
of the ancient penal Laws, 8 Feb. 

Lawvenfon, John, Quetiion for inferting his Name in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 2 July Order for 
it, 28 Oct. 

Lawfon, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 15 July. 

Layfield, William, 1652, Quetiion for inferting his Name in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 2 July. 

Leach, Catharine, 1652, Pardon for her read and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

Leather. Vide Weol. 

Lechmere, Mr. 1651, his Letters read, 27 Aug. 1 Sept. 

Lee, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Leeke, Thomas. Vide Lake, Lancelot. 

Leen, Robert. Vide Ball, George. 

Leghorne, 1653, Letters from thence read, 30 Mar. 

Leicefler County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Leave 
given him to live at his Father’s, 24 Petition ef well- 
affected Inhabitants read, 11 Dec. 

— 1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miflion under the Great Seal, 11 Nov.—For difcharging 

him and appointing another, 16—For difcharging him and 

appointing another, 26. 

— Countefs of, 1651, Petition read, and referred to the 



































Committee of Obftructions in the Sale of late King’s Lands 
Vou. VIL. 





—Truftees to forbear Proceedings concerning a Jewel men» 
tioned therein, 8 Jan. vs 

Leigh, Lady Mary, 1652, Petition read and referred to the 
Commitiee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

—Uriam, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

Leighton, Harcourt, 1651, Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of Obfiruétions, 3 Feb. State of his Cafe re- 
ported; Judges of the Common Pleas to take a Recovery for 
re conveying Moneys and Lands to him and his Heirs, 11. 

Lemfter. Vide Ireland. ; 

Lenthall, Sir John, 1652, Report touching him, and Petition 
againft him, read; the Court of Upper Bench to confider all 
Complaints againft him, and give Redrefs without any Charge 
to the Complainants, 19 Jan. 

Leopold, Archduke, 1652, his Letter read ; Council of State tu 
prepare an Anfwer, 5 Janu. Anfiver reported, read and 
agreed to; Order for fending it; Speaker to fign and feal 1t, 
27—Members to withdraw and fee it fealed, 4 Feb.—Leave 
to tranfport 300 Weight of Wool to his Brother, 8. 

Levant Merchants, 1651, Petition and Narrative of feveral, 
reported, and read; Order for reftoring their Ships and La- 
ding without Seizure and Confifeation, 3 Feb.—For bringing 
the Goods into fome Englifh Port, 17——-Upon Report con- 
cerning another Petition, Power given them to order the 
bringing in Goods which were landed in the Streights, in 
Ships taken into the State’s Service, without being liable to 
Confiscation, 10 Mar. 

Leven, Earl of, 1651, to have Liberty to go to Mr. Delavale’s 
Houte, upon fuch Security, as the Council of State fhall think 
fit, 11 Nov: 

— 1652, his Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
for Confifcation of Eftates in Scotland, 29 Ot. 

Levefey, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Levett, Mr. 1651. Vide Privileges. 

Lewes, 1652, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 6 Apr. 

Lewis, William, i652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oét. 

Dr. William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Ettates, 2 Nov. 

Lewkner, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Leyland, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

— Ellis and George, 1652, Quettion for inferting their 
Names in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 2 
July. Order for inferting the Name of Ellis, 28 Oct. 

Licence, Thomas, 1651, Refolution that he is a fit Perfon to be 
brought to Trial—That he be tried by a Court Martila; 
Council of State to fee the Vote put in Execution fpeedily 
and effectually, 11 Sept. ; 

Lilbourn, Colonel Robert, 1651, his Letter from Wigan, with 
Lift of Prifoners taken, and of Officers and Soldiers flain, 
read ; Order for Letter of Thanks ; Speaker to fign it—Order 
for {peedy Payment of 500/. to him, in Part of 2,000/. 
granted by Parliament, 30 Aug. Another Letter from him 
read, 3 Sept——A Committee to prepare Act for fettling 
Lands in Lancafhire of 200/. per Annum on him and his 
Heirs, 30 Aug. 

— 1652, Order for fettling Lands of the fame Value in 
Scotland, in licu thereof; Commiffioners there to fet them 
out and put him in Pofleflion; Speaker to write Letter for 
that Purpofe, 14 Jan. 

Limerick, 1652. Vide Ireland. 

Lincoln County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov.—Commiflioners 
for the Affeffments added, 6 Jan. 

— 1652, Information that divers Gentlemen were at the 

Door with a Petition; Members fent out to receive it, 1 

June High Sheriff appointed for the Remainder of the 

Year : Order for a Commifiion under the Great Seal, 14 Sept. 

Leave given him to ftay in London, 22 Oét. Order 
appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the 
Great Seal, 12 Noy. 

Lindfey, Earl of, 1652, Petition read, and referred to Truftees 
for Sale of late King’s Lands, 26 Aug. 

Lineaker, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 28 O&amp;. 

Linkhorne, James, 1652, bis Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Linfey, Thomas, 1052, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oc. . 

Lifle, Lord Commiflioner, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 24 Nov. 1651 24 Nov. 1652. : 

Lord Vifcount, 1652, appointed One of the Council 

of State, 24 Nov. 

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—— 1652, Like Appointment, 24 Nov. Appointed Am- 
baflador Extraordinary to Sweden; Attorney General to pre- 
pare a Commifiion ; and Couneil of State to prepare [nftruc- 
tions for him, 31 Dec.—To haften his going, 28 Jan. 
Infiructions reported, read, and agreed to, with Amendments 
—Draught of bis Commifiion reported, read, and agrecd to ; 
Order for ingrofling and fealing it with the Parliament Seal ; 
Council of State to prepare Letters of Credence, 22 Mar. 

1653, Letters reported, read and agreed to; Speaker to 

fign them, and put the Parliament Seal thereto, 30 Mar. 

Commiflion to be fealed with the Great Seal, 7 Apr. 

Lifle, Daniel, 1652, his Letters read, 10 June 9 July— 
‘His Relation touching his Reception and Entertainment by 
the Queen of Sweden; thanked for his Services, and to be 
recommended for fome Employment in Ireland, go. 

Lifier, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 25 Nov. 

Littlejohn, John, 1652, lis Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Littleton, Sir Edward, 1652, Petition read ; Order for inferting 
his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 
Liverpoole, 1651, Letter from thence with Lift of Prifoners 

taken, read, 12 Sept. 

Lockier, John, 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Commi 
fioners for compounding, 3 Nov. 

Lockyer, Mr. defired to preach, 17 Sept. 1651—27 Jan. 1652 

Thanked, 23 Sept. 1651. 

Loddington, 1652, Petition of poor diftreffed Inhabitants, refer- 
red to a Committee, with Power to confider of fit Remedies 
in like Cafes, 3 June. 

Loftus, Lady Dorothy, 1651, Petition to be read, 27 Aug.— 
3 &amp; 30 Sept. Order for continuing her weekly Penfion 
Six Months longer, 21 Nov. 

Lady Jane, 1651, Order for continuing her weekly 

Penfion Six Months longer, 21 Nov. 

Lord Vifcount, 1652, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee of Petitions, 27 Aug. Order for making 
Report, 13 Jan. 

Loyd, William, 1652, Order for paying his Debts and Engage- 
ments, 29 June. 

— Dr. Hugh, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Ettaves, 28 O&amp;t. 

Trifiram, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

London, 1651, Act for authorizing feveral Perfons to put in 
Execution feveral Ordinances and Ads for fettling the Mi- 
litia thereof, and raifing Horfes, read twice; Continuance ; 
Queftion for Ingroffmeut, Neg. Act paffed, and to be printed 

Letter from Lord Mayor and Recorder, read; Declara- 

tory Order, indemnifying all Deferters from the City trained 

Bands, who have lifted voluntarily in the Parliament Army, 

to be printed, with the A@, 15 Aug.—A¢t for giving further 

Power to the refpective Commanders of the feveral Militias of 

London and Tower Hamlets, Southwark and. Weftmintter, 

read twice; Quefiion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pafled, 

and to be printed ; Declaratory Vote touching Volunteers in 
the Parliament Army, to be printed with it, 19—Spcaker’s 

Report touching the great Appearance and Chearfuinels of 

the Militias; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to be thanked, 27. Report of 

Thanks given—Houle acquainted they are to have another 

general Rendezvous ; Speaker and Houfe to attend there, go 

——Letter to Lord Mayor, &amp;c. fubicribed Charles R. read ; 

Athe to be fent for forthwith; Letter to be burnt by the 

Common Hangman; Sheriffs to fee it done, 25 Aug. Pe- 

tition of Merchants and others, read, and referred to a Com- 

mittee, 3 Sept. Vide Carmen Petition of Lord Mayor, 

&amp;c. read; Council of State to compofe the Differences about 

Election of Magifirates, or report the Matter of Fa@&amp;, 3 O&amp;. 

Order of Reference renewed to the prefent Council of 

State, 4 Dec. Report to be made, 16—Petiuon of Lord Mayor, 

&amp;c. with a printed A@ of Common Council, read, and re- 

ferred to the Council of State; Execution of the A&amp; of Com- 

mon Council to be fufpended in the mean Time—Ad&amp; for 
continuing two former Acts touching Elections in the City 
of London, read; Queftion for fecond Reading, Neg. Aci 
rejecied-—Another to the fame Purport, read twice ; Queftion 

for Ingroffment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be printed, 19— 

Lord Mayor Ele&amp;ét to attend for Approbation, 21 OS. Pre- 

fented and approved, 23 Petition of Matters, &amp;c. of the 

feveral Companies read, and referred to Council of State to 
hear both Parties, 11 Dec. Letter from the States Gene- 
ral to Lord Mayor, reported, opened, and copied, then fealed 
up and tent to be delivered to the Common Council, 6 Jan. 

Petition of many well-affeéted Citizens, read, and referred 
to Council of State, 16—Petition of many well-atfected 
Merchants, &amp;c. read; Petitioners thanked, 11 Mar. 

——— 1652, Perlons difpented with from ferving the Office 
of Sheriff, 25 Aug.—Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants, 



























































read, and referred to the Committee of Petitions, 27—— 
Lord Mayor Elect to attend for Approbation, 26 O&amp;. Pre- 


fented and approved, 27—Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to confider of 





the exorbitant Price of Coals, 10 Dec. Certificate from 
the Court of Aldermen, reported; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. upon 
Prefentment of the Grand Jury, to fet fuch Price as they fhall 
think fit; Continuance of the Order, 11 Jan. Relation ct 
their Proceedings; Council of State to confider how Men may 
be preffed out of the Coal Ships, fo that they may not be hin- 
dered in their Voyages, 18 Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;ce. 
read; a Committee to prepare Act for the Market therein 
complained of, 4 Feb. 

Longley, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Love, Chriftopher, 1651, Debate touching him to be refumed 
15 Aug. Refumed; his and other Petitions read; Order for 
fhutting the Door; Queftion for refpiting his Execution, Neg. 
Refolution to be fent to the High Court of Jufiice, 16—Quel- 
tion for reading his Petition, Neg. 22. 

Nicolas, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. 

Loveday, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Lovelace, Lord, 1651, Act enabling him (o fell Lands for Pay- 
ment of his Fine and Debts, read twice; Quettion for In- 

rofiment, Neg. Ad patled, 20 Aug. Declaration that 
c is comprehended within the Vote for Payment of the 
Remainder of his Fine with Interefi, 17 Mar. 

1652, his Petition to be confidered, 13 Apr. Read; 
Refolution for abating part of his Vine, and allowing him 
further Time for Payment of the Remainder, 15. 

Lowther, Richard, 1652, bis Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Lubeck, 1652, Letter and Remontirance from thence to be 
tranflated, 27 Jan. ‘Tranflates thereof, read, and referred 
to the Council of State, 1 eb. 

Lucas, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 28 Oct. 

Ludlow, Licatenant Gencral idmund, 1652, to double Money 
formerly allowed him out of Delinquents Eftates, upon Pur 
chale of tuch Efiates, 22 Oct. 

Lydcott, Colonel, 1651, the Committee of Accounts to examine 
and ftate the Accounts of his Arrears—The Committee of the 
Army to confider of giving him Satisfaction for his Services 
before he came into etiablithed Pay, 31 Oct. 

Tyon, de Ailema. Vide [dans ‘Towns, 











A. 1053. 


L AMBERMONT, John and Lewis, de, Petition read; 
Order for inferting their Names in a Naturalization Bill, 
3 O&amp;. Vide Hullenberch. 

Lambert, Major General, Previous and main Queftions for call- 
ing him to fit as a Member, feverally Affirmative, 5 July— 
Appointed one of the Council of State, 8. 

Lancajier County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Duchy of, Bill for continuing the Jurifdiction thereof, 
read twice, and rejected, 16 Sept. Another to the fame 
Purport, read twice; Commiflioners appointed; Queftion for 
Ingroffment; Neg. Act pafled and to be printed, 17. 

TLanéton, Mr. Petition of his ‘Tenants reported, and read ; Com- 
miflioners to forbear any Compofition with them; the Com- 
mittee of Petitions to examine and fiate their,Cafe, 24 O&amp;. 

Langden, Walter, Petition reported, and read; Order for ad- 
mitting him to his Compofition, 3 Oct. 

Law, the Grievances thereof to be confidered; Gentlemen 
formerly appointed to confider them, to perufe the Aé&amp;ts by 
them prepared; Order for printing them for the Members 
ufe, 12 July—A Committee to confider Matters touching 
the Law, 20. Debate about it; adjourned, 18 Aug. 
Refumed; the Committee to proceed with the Regulatioa 
thereof—Previous and main Quettigns for appointing a Com- 
mittee to confider of a new Body of Law, feverally Atlirmative ; 
Quorum appointed, 1g—Committees added, 20 Oct. 

Lawrence, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 July. 

Richard, appointed Agent to Confiantinople; Infiruc- 
tions for him reported, read and agreed to, 16 Aug. 

Lawfon, Rear Admiral, Order for prefenting him with a Gold 
Chain; Vote to be communicated to him, 8 Aug. 

John, Petition read, and referred to the Committee of 
publick Debts; Payment of the Second Moiety of his Pur- 
chafe Money, to be refpited, 7 Sept. His Cafe reported; 
Payment remitted, 17 Oct. 

Learning, a Committee to name a Committee for Advancement 
thereot, 20 July—Report; Quorum appointed; Committees 
added, 21. 











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INDEX @ the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Leech, Dame Anne, a Committee to confider of Monies defired 
to be doubled by her on Foreft Lands, 7 Oc. Vide Foreft 
Lands. 

Edmund and Robert Harding, their Propofals reported, 
and referred to the Committee of Irifh Affairs, 13 Aug. 

Leicejier County, Order appointing a High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov.—Petition of well- 
affected Perfons read; Queftion for referring it to a Com- 
mittee, Neg. 26. 

Leith. Vide Scotland. 

Lenthail, Sir John, Proceedings of the Committee of Prifons 
touching him and the State of the Upper Bench Prifon 
reported ; his Anfwer read; Order for taking him into Cuf- 
tody; Serjeant to take Charge of the Prifon and Prifoners, 
with the fame Power the Marfhal had ; the Committee to 
receive Informations againft Sir John, 30 July ——Lift of 
Prifoners, with the Caufes of their Imprifonment, and Books 
of the Paper Office, to be delivered to Serjeant, 1 Aug.—Sir 
John’s Petition read, 8—Charge againft him reported; Re- 

ort to be confidered, 17—Matters of the Crime concerning 
lood and Murder referred to fome Juftices—Of the Crimes 
of Breach of Truft and Delinquency recommitted, 18. 

Levingston, James and Wife, Petition reported and read; Or- 
der for difcharging fo much of the Earl of Lowden’s Ettate 
from Sequeftration as will fatisfy his Debt with Intereft, 
3 O&amp;. 

Lilbourn, Lieutenant Colonel John, Papers touching his Car- 
riage in foreign Parts, and a Copy of his Letter to his Wife, 
read, 13 July—His Petition, and Petition on his behalf, 
read ; Queftion for fufpending all Proceedings againft him at 
Law, Neg. 14 ——Another Petition on his behalf. Vide Privi- 
leges—Order for keeping him clofe Prifoner, 2 Aug.—Taken 
off, 1o—Council of State to examine the whole Bufinefs of 
his Tryal, and touching feditious Papers difperfed and Words 
fpoken by him in Derogation of the Parliament, 22—Their 
aun: referred to them to take Courfe for further fecuring 
him—To prepare abftract of Examinations and Papers for- 
merly and now reported, 26 His Wife’s Petition read, 
7 Sept. Previous and main Queftions, that Lieutenant 
of the Tower be injoined to detain him, notwithftanding any 
Habeas Corpus, feverally Affirmative, 26 Nov. 

Lincoln County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Lijfle, Lord Vifcount, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 July 1 Nov. 

Lijier, Sir Martin, and ~ om May, Order for making Report 
touching them, 26 &amp; 30 Nov. 

London, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants read ; Speaker’s 
Anfwer; Member to acquaint them the Houte will take it 
into Confideration, 13 July—Debate thereon laid afide, 18. 
—Petition of well-afiected People of London, Weftininfter, 
and Southwark, on Behalf of Lieutenant Colonel John Lil- 
bourn read, 14. Vide Privileges Petition of feveral 
Companies reported, and referred to the Committee of Lrifh 
Affairs, 22 Aug.—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read, and 
referred to the Council of State, 2 Sept.—Lord Mayor eie¢t 
to be prefented for Approbation, 6 Oct.—Prefented and 
approved, 8—Petition of Aldermen and Common Council 
read, and referred to a Committee; Speaker’s Antwer, 25 
—-—Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;e. read; Debate thereon 
adjourned, 7 Nov. 

Long, Liflebone, appointed One of the —— of the Admi- 
ralty, 23 July—Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for fettling the Jurifdiétion thereof, Neg. 29. 

Longvile, Sir Edward, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Prifoners, 7 Oct. 

Lubeck, Letter from the Burgomafter and Senators; Council of 
State to prepare Anfwer, 14 Nov. 

Lunaticks. Vide Idiots. 

Luppit, Petition of the Church there read, 26 Aug. Vide 
Religion. 

















A. 1654. 


AW, Civil, a Committee to confider of Encouragement 
to the Profeffion, 22 Dec. 

Legacies. Vide Wills. 

Lenthall, My. chofen Speaker, 4 Sept. Vide Speaker. 

Lewes New Writ, 25 Oct. 

London, Petition of feveral Companies read, and referred to the 
Committee on the Bill touching Government, 18 Dec. Vide 
Government. 

Lunaticks and Idiots, Bill touching them read, 15 Jan. 


Vou. VII, 





A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


LABOURERS, 1656, a Committee to confider the 

Habits and Fafthions of Labourers and Servants, and 

prepare a Bill for remedying Abufes therein, 7 Oct. Vide 
Artificers. 

Lancafier County, 1657, Letter touching the Forces to be 
read, &amp; June. 

Latham Hamlett, 1657, Bill to enable him and others to fell 
Lands for Payment of Debts, 23 Apr. 

Launder. Vide Pebles. 

Law, Civil, 1656, Petition of Doors thereof, in Behalf of 
themfelves and their Profeflion, to be read, 21 Nov.—Read, 
and referred to a Committee, 22 ——Committees added, 1, 4 
&amp; 6 Dec. Order for making Report, 24 Dec.—17 Feb. 

Lawrence, Henry, and John Fryer, 1656, Petition reported ; Re- 
folution, that they are fit Objeéts of Mercy and Pardon, and 
to be offered to Protector, 30 Sept. Vide Deane, John. 

William, Martha, and Theodore, 1656, Bill for Na- 
turalizing them and others read, 10 O&amp;. Reported and 
to be ingrofled, 21 Nov. Pafled; ProteCtor’s Confent to 
be defired; Proteétor’s Confent, 27. 

Agia 1656, Bill for building the Vicar’s Houfe ordered, 

ar. 

Leadenhall, 1656, Petitions read; Bill for altering the Day for 
the Leather Market from Monday to Tuefday ordered, 20 
Nov. Read, 24. Read a Second Time; Blanks filled up; 
Bill to be ingroffed, 26. Paffed; Protecior’s Confent to 
be defired ; Protecior’s Confent, 27. 

Ledbury, 1657, Bill for it to be read, 2 Apr. 

Lee, Richard, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a Commit- 
tee,a Dec. Vide Leicefler Town. 

Leech, Lady Jane and Son, 1656, Petition read, and referred 
to a Committee, 14 Mar.—Committees added, 16. 

Leicefier Town, 1656, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read; Bill 
for fettling and regulating Wigftone’s Hofpital ordered, 21 
Nov. To be read, 29 Read, 2 Dec. Order for fecond 
Reading, 6—Bili committed ; Petitions and Papers annexed 
referred ; the Committee to bring in Names of ‘T'ruftees, g— 
Bill to be reported, 6 Feb. Reported ; Governors added ; Bill 
to be ingrofled, 7. Order for third Reading, 13. Bill paffed ; 
Protector’s Content to be defired, 16. 

1657, Prote¢tor’s Confent, g June. 

Levant Company, 1656, Petition to be read, 21 Jan.—Read, 
with Sir Sackvile Crowe’s Petition, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, with Power to examine upon Oath; another Petition 
read, and referred, 27. 

1657, Order for making Report—l'or ftaying all Pro- 
ceedings at Law by Sir Sackvile in the mean ‘Time, 1 May 
—Committees added, 21. 

Levingston, Mr. Vide Stirling, Countefs of. 

Lewis, Widow, 1656, Order for beftowing Part of the laft 
Collection on her, 7 Mar. 

Lidborne, 1656, Bill for better Maintenance of the Vicar and 
Schoolmatter read, 11 Mar. 

Lime Kilns. Vide Buildings. 

Linchebeck, Henry, 1656, Bill for Naturalizing him and others 
read, 27 Oc. Committed, 28. 

Lincolns Inn Fields, 1657, Petition of Inhabitants read, and 
referred to the Committee on the Bill for Buildings, 20 May, 

Petition of feveral Owners and Leffees of Houfes, 
read, and referred, 23. Vide Buildings. 

Lifle, Henry, 1656, Petition to be read, 9 Dec.——Read; 
Queftion for referring it to a Committee, Neg. Petition 
rejected, g Feb. 

Lifter, Captain Edmund, 1656, Petition to be read, 1 Dec.— 
Read, and referred to a Committee, with Power to hear 
Parties, 22. 

1657, Report; Refolution for fettling the undifpofed 
Part of Elize Hele’s Eftate on him, the Committee to pre- 
pare Bill for that Purpofe, 6 June. 

Lockmaben. Vide Dumfreeze. 

Loftus, Lord Vifcount, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 21 Feb.—Committee impowered to examine 
Witneffes, and fend for Perfons, &amp;c. 24——~Liberty given 
him to attend the Committee with his Keeper, and inftruct 
his Counfel, 21 Mar. 

1657, Committees added, 29 May. 

London, 1656, a Committee to confider of the Arrears of the 
Affeffments due from the City, 17 Oct.——Petition of Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. read; Report; Refolution that 6,823/. 15s 5d. 
ought to be paid by the Still Yard and Merchants of the 
Intercourfe, or levied by Diftrefs ; Debate thereon adjourned, 
19 Dec.—Refumed ; Queftion for charging 2,325/. upon the 
Temple, Neg. Refolution for charging it again aan 

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City—For charging 12,330 1. 17s. abated by the Commif- 
fioners—For remitting 6,685/. 155. alleged to be difcharged 
by the Aé&amp; of Oblivion—Petition of Inhabitants of London 
and Weftminfter read, 23—Petition of President and Go- 
vernors of the Corporation for fetting the Poor on W ork read, 
and referred to 2 Committee, with Power to prepare fuch B:!l 
as is defired ; the Committee to confider how poor Children in 
the Country may be provided for, 24 tevived, 2 &amp; 19 
Mar. —Petition of Aldermen to be received, 27 &amp; 31 
Jan. Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read and referred to a 
Committee, with Power to fend for Patents and Perfons, and 
to hear Parties concerned, 1 Apr.—Another from them read 
and referred to the Committce of Naturalization, with Power 
to offer a Provifo, 3——Another to be read, 6 June. 

Lord's Day. Vide Sunday. 

Lords, Houle of. Vide Mejjages. , 

Loffe, Frederick, 1657, his Nasne to be inferted in a Naturali- 
zation Bill, 6 Oct. Vide Tanturier. 

Louthian, Colonel James, 1657, Petition to be read, 23 &amp; 25 
May. Read; Commiilioners for Accounts to fiate his Ac- 
counts, and give him Debentures for his Arrears ; ‘Truftees 
for Sale of late King’s Lands to give him Bonds thereipon, 
26. 

Loyd, Charles, 1657, Bill for fetiling on him in Lands in lre- 
land, in lieu of other Lands fallen to him by Lot as an Adven- 
turer, read, 1 Apr.——Committed, 2 May. Committees 
added ; Committee to prefent Commiflioners Names, 9 
Bill reported and to be ingrofled, 6 June. 

Lucy, Sir Richard. Vide Biron, Erneftus. 

Lunaticks and Idiots, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill touch- 
ing the Care of them, 23 Sept. 

Lynn, 1656, Eleétion and double Return, 25 Sept.—Report ; 
“Return to be amended, 20 Oct. Amended—New Writ, 
21. 


A. 1058 &amp; 1659. 
LAMBER T, John, his Cafe touching a Purchafe of a 


yearly Rent out of Hatfield Chace, referred to a Commit- 
tee, with Power to hear Perfons concerned, 31 Mar. 

Lancafler County, Petition of Part of the fupernumerary 
Forces difbanded, touching ftating their Accounts, and put- 
ting them into Bonds, read, and referred to a Committee, 
13 Apr. 

Lewes New Writ, 11 Feb. 

Lilbourne, Colonel John, his Widow’s Petition read and referred 
to a Committee, 5 Feb. Report; Bill for annulling the 
Sentence and Proceedings of the Houfe againfi him ordered, 
28. 

London, Members to acquaint Perfons attending with a Petition, 
that Houfe is in Debate upon Butinets of great Concernment, 
and will hear them when the Debate is over, 9 Feb. Petition- 
ers called in; Petition of divers Citizens and Inhabitants in 
and about London read ; Speaker’s Autwer, 15. 

Long, Sir Liflebone, defired to take the Chair during Speaker’s 
Abfence, 10 Mar. 


A. 1059. 


ACY, Rowland, Order for difcharging him from his Im- 
prifonment, and fufpending his Sequeftration, 27 Feb. 
Laken, Lieutenant, to be recommended to the Commiflioners 
for nominating Officers for a Captain’s Place, 30 Sept. 
Lambert, Major General, appointed one of the Council of State, 
1g May—Appointed a Commillioner for nominating Offi- 
cers, 13—Council to prefent a Commiffion with Blank for 
the Continuance, 31— Lift of Oflicers in his Regiment re- 
ported, read and approved, 28—Their Commiflions delivered, 
11 June——3o July Order for difcharging him from all 
Military Employments ; Seijeant to carry it to him; Name 
of the next fuperior Officer in his Regiment to be prefented ; 
Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, and Major, appointed, 12 Oct. 
Refolution for including him in a Vote of Indemnity, 
2 Jan.—Letters from him and divers Officers, with a Paper 
inclofed, read, 6—Order for confining him to his Houfe fur- 
theft diftant from London, 9. Council of State to fecure 
him if he difobeys it, 14—Liberty given him to refide at 
Holmby till further Order, 26 Upon Report from Council 
of State that he is fecretly in London, Previous Quetiion 
for fummoning him, under a Penalty to appear before Council! 
of State, and give Security to do nothing to the Prejudice 
of the State, and then to depart to Holmby, Neg. A Com- 
mittee to prepare Summons to attend them, 8 Feb. Draught 
thereof reported and read, g—Proclamation for him to render 
himfelf within a Time limited reported, read and agreed to ; 
and to be printed; — to publith it at the ufual Places, 
9 


13—His Letter read, 17 —-Other Letters from him read : 
his Appearance upon the Proclamation difpenfed with— 
Order tor permitting him upon Security to live quietly at 
his Country Houfe, 1 Mar.—Report touching his Refufal 
to give Security ; Order for committing him to the Tower 
approved, 6—Hlis Letter to the Council of State reported and 
read; Power given them to difcharge him upon his Parole or 
Security, 15. 
Lancafler County, Petition of Part of the Sunernumeraries 
.comprifed in the Lift annexed read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 10 June-——Order for making Report, 6 July. 
Report; the Committee at Worcefier Houfe to ftate their 
Accounts, and give them Debentures; Trufices for Sale of 
the late King’s Lands to give them Bonds thereupon; Ac- 
counts of fuch only who came in Perfon or have good Af- 
fignments to be allowed, 11 Bills for continuing the 
Jurifdictions and Privileges of the County read; Queftion 
tor fecond Reading, Neg. 30 June——1 Aug. Bill for 
taking away the Regalities in Lancafhire, Chefhire, the 
fle of Ely, and other Places, ordered Bill for holding 
an Affize in Lanecafhire ordered, 1 Aug. Read; Queftion 
for fecond Reading, Neg.—Another Bill ordered, 2. Read 
twice; Queftions tor Commitment and Ingroffment, feverally 
Neg. Bill patled and to be printed—Seal to be brought 
into the Houfe to be cancelled ; Profits thereof in the mean 
Time to be fequefiered to the Ufe of the Commonwealth, 5 
Vote vacated, 27 Feb. Commiffioners for the Mi- 
litia added, 8 Aug.—Order for feizing Arms and Ammunition 
of Perfons who did not affift in fupprefling the laft Rebellion, 
27 Upon General Lambert’s Report ; Commiflioners for 
Sequeftrations to appoint Sub Commiflioners, 2 Sept. 
Commiflioners of the Great Seal to grant Commiflions to 
Jutiices of Peace as in other Counties, 24 Jan. Bil for 
holding an Affize read twice ; Keeper of the Seal and Sheriff 
appointed ; Bill committed, 24 Feb.—Bill for reviving the 
Jurifdiétions of the Counties Palatine of Lancatier and Chet- 
ter ordered, 27 Read twice and committed, 3 Mar. 


Reported ; Chancellor and Attorney appointed ; Bill paffed, 


14. 

Landguard Fort, Report that Colonel Humphrey Breufter be 
Governor thereof, 4 July. Agreed to, 9. His Commiffion 
delivered, 13. 

Lane, Thomas, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiffioners for bringing 
in the Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Lauderdale, Farl of, Order for allowing him 34. per Week, 
8 Oét. Keeper of Windfor Caftle to certify the Caufe cf 
his Lmprifonment, 21 Feb. Warrant for his Commitment 
read; Order for difcharging him upon Security not to act 
any ‘Thing prejudicial to the Commonwealth, 3 Mar. 

Law, Houle to confider the Regulation thereof, and of Courts 
of Juftice, 27 July 1 Aug. 

Lawfon, Captain John, appointed Commander in Chief of the 
Ships in the Narrow Seas, 26 May Order for thanking 
him and the Officers of-his Fleet for their Fidelity and good 
Service to the Parliament ; Members appointed to prefent the 
Vote, and let them know the Houfe will take care for Pay- 
ment of their Arrears in due Time, 29 Dec. Report of 
Delivery, and of their Readinefs to ferve the Parliament— 
His Letter read, 2 Jan.—Commanders placed by him in 
Frigates approved—Thanked for his Services fince the late 
Interruption of Parliament, g—Refolution for fettling Lands 
of 500/. per Annum on him and his Heirs; a Committce 
to fet them out, 21. 

Layton, Roger, Petitions read, 27 July 
Crompton, Luke. 

Leicejier County, Petition of divers well-affe@ed Minitters 
read ; Petitioners thanked, 9 Sept. 

Town, Letter from thence read, 17 Aug. 

Leith. Vide Scotland. 

Lenthall, William, appointed Lord Keeper for Eight Days, 14 
Aug. Continued Eight Days longer, 23. 


Sir John to be put in the Commiffion of Peace, 9 


11 Aug. Vide 


Sept. 

Colonel, Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported ; 
read and approved, 1 Feb. ‘their Commiflions delivered, 2. 
7-9,10 &amp; 14. 

Leventhorpe, Sir Thomas. Vide Northampton, Earl of—Order 
for fulpending his Sequeftration, 27 Feb. 

Lewis, Sir William, appointed One of the Council of State, 
23 Feb. 

Lifeguard. Vide Parliament. 

Lilbourne, Lieutenant Colonel John, his Widow’s Petition read ; 
Order for continuing her weekly Allowance, and paying the 
Arrears thereof—Bull for repealing the Act for executing 4 
Judgment given in Parliament againft him, read twice aod 
committed, 13 June Reported and to be ingrofled, 8 
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and paying her 100 J. in lieu thereof, 9 Sept——For con- 

tinuing it and paying the Arrears, 15 Mar. 

olonel Robert, Commiffions delivered to him, and his 
Officers, 13 June 28 &amp; 30 July His feizing Horfes 
for mounting his Foot approved, 9 Aug.—His Letter read, 
6 Jan. Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported, read 
and approved ; Commiflions delivered, 8 Feb. 

Lallifion, Colonel, and Colonel Afton, Letter of Thanks to them 
ordered, 28 June—Read and agreed to; Speaker to fign it, 
29 Lift of Officers in Colonel Lillifton’s Regiment read, 
8 'eb.—Read again and approved, 10—Their Commiflions 
delivered, 14. 

— Petition of Inhabitants read; Petitioners to be thanked ; 
18 July. 

Lincoln County, Commiflfioners for the Militia added, 5.8 &amp; 
15 Aug. Sheriff has Leave to come eut of the County for 
Eight or Ten Days, 14 Sept.——Order for difbanding ‘wo 
Militia ‘Troops now kept together, 14 Jan. 

Litchfield, Earl of. Vide Northampton, Earl of. 

Liverpoole, upon Report from the Council of State ; Order that 
the Caftile be demolifhed and made untenable, and that the 
Produce of the Lead and Materials be paid for the Ufe of the 
Commonwealth, 4 July—Bill for that Purpofe read twice and 
committed, 19—Keported and to be ingrofled; 21—Pafled, 22. 

Lloyd, Richard, ordered into Cuftodyas a Delinquent and Debtor 
to the State, 21 Sept—Commiflioners for bringing in the 
Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

— Foulk, and others, Petition read and to be confidered ; 
no Advantage to be taken to their Prejudice till the Parliament 
has declared their Refolution, 5 Oct. 

Loans, Bill for Payment of fuch Monies as fhall be borrowed 
for the Service of the Commonwealth, with Interefi at 6 /. 
per Cent. read twice, 5 July Bill for borrowing 20,000 /. 
for the Service of the Commonwealth, read twice and com- 
mitted, 28 Dec.—Bill appointing to whom the Money fhall 
— read twice and committed, 30 Reported and paffed, 

an. 

Lockhart, Colonel, to be employed to the King of France ; 
Council of State to prepare fuch Letters and Credentials for 
him, with fuch Charaéter as they fhall think fit, 13 June 
——Order for pafling his Commitlion under the Great Seal ; 
Speaker to fign a Docket for that purpofe, 2 July His 
Leiter read, 18 Aug. Report from Council of State that 
they have thought fit to fend forhim Home, 11 Oct. 

Lockyer, Mr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work of 
Humiliation, 26 July. 

Loe, Laurence, appointed Clerk of the Cheque outwards at the 
Port of London, 27 Feb. 

Loftus, Sir Adam, Petition read and referred to Council of State, 
18 July. 

London, = Mayor, to take Care of the Prefervation of the 
Peace of the City, 7 May—Petition of divers well-affeéted 
Citizens read; Petitioners thanked—A Committee to pre- 
pare Bill for fettling the Militia; the Committee of Safety to 
confider of fit Perfons to be Commiffioners, 9 &amp; 23. Bill 
read, 24. Committed ; Names of Commitlioners read twice 
and committed with the Bill, 25 Bill reported ; Com- 
miflioners added ; Bill to be ingroffed, 5 July. Pafled and 
to be printed ; Qualifications fet forth by Parliament, oth 
May laft, to be printed with it—Major General appointed, 
7. Order for him to fet the Militia on Foot forthwith, and 
defire Lord Mayor to fummon the Commiffioners Clerk to 
deliver Names to him, 9—Lifits of Officers reported, read 
and approved ; their Commiflions delivered, 27—Another 
Lift read and approved; Lieutenants and Enfigns approved 
by the Commiflioners, to act till they can be commiffioned by 
the Parliament ; Council of State to deliver Commiffions to 
abfent Otlicers, 3o——Lifts of Lieutenants and Enfigns read 
and approved, 5. 8.11 &amp; 18 Aug. Their Commiflions de- 
livered, 13 &amp; 18—Bill enabling the Commiffioners to raife 
Three Months Affeffments for paying for Drums, Provifions 
and incident Charges, read twice; Queftions for Commit- 
ment and Ingrofiment, feverally Neg. Bill pafled and to 
be printed ; Commiffion delivered to the Commander in Chief, 
2 Aug.—Petition of Inhabitants in and about London read ; 
Petitioners thanked, 12 May—A Comunittee to prefent Names 
of Perfons to be Commiflioners of Oyer and ‘Terminer for 
the City; Names reported; others added ; Order for aCom- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 18 Petition and Addrefs of 
Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read; Petitioners thanked, 2 June—An- 
other from them to be read, 8. Read and referred to the 
Committee touching the Monopoly of Balaft, with Power to 
prepare Act for Redrefs of the Mifchief, 10—A Committee 
to treat with Lord Mayor and Aldermen about the Exchange 
of Greenwich Park for New Park, 18 Ordee for levying 












































and bringing in the Affeflments forthwith ; Council of State 
to fee if there be any Remifluels in the Commiflioners—Bill 
Vou. VII. 





for Delinquents, Popifh Priefis and Jefuits to depart out of 

the City: and Lines, read twice and committed, 5 July. 

Reported and to be ingrofled,9. Read third Time ; a Com- 

mittee to withdraw and perfeét it; Amendments reported ; 

Bill pafled and to be printed, 13——Bill for Houthoiders te 

give Account of Lodgers, Horfes and Arms, read twice and 

committed, 9g July. Reported and to be ingroffed, 19. 

Read third Time ; a Committee to confider of Amendments 

and Alterations, to be made in Parchment, 19. Claufes ad- 

ded ; Bill pafled and to be printed; Sheriffs to publith it, 22 

——Names of Perfons to command the Regiment of Horfe 

raifing in the City, prefented from Council of State and ap- 

proved; Order for Commiffions for them—Petition of Lord 
Mayor, &amp;c. read ; Spraker’s Anfwer, 16 July—Lift of Officers 
read and approved, 26. Their Comumiflions delivered, 26. &amp; 
27——Upun Report from Council of State of Defigns car- 
rying on in the City to the Difturbance of the publick Peace; 

Order for Lord Mayor, &amp;c, to attend them, g Aug.—Pro- 

pofal for the Committee of the Militia read and reterred to 

them, 20——Petition of Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read and referred 
to the Committee on the Bill fora Market in Clement’s Inn 

Fields—Lord Mayor to be continued another Year, 2 Sept. 

Petition of Common Council to be confidered ; Speaker's 

Anfwer, 24. Confidered ; City left at Liberty to choofe their 

Mayor according to Clharter—To be defired to obferve the 

Qualifications made by Parliament, on oth May laft, 28 

Lord Mayor eleted to be prefented, 12 Oct.——City invites 

the Houte to Dinner ; Invitation accepted ; Day and Place 

for Meeting ; Lord Mayor, &amp;c. appointed ; ‘Thanks there- 
upon, 1 Od. Thanked for their good Refpects and kind En- 
tertainment, 7--A Committee to confer with Lord Mayor, 

&amp;e. concerning the Safety of the City ; Member to give 

him Notice thereof, 31 Dec. Their Confent to taking 

down the Pofis and Chains reported, 2 Jan.—Petition of 

Merchants and Traders referred to Council of State, 28— 

Bufinefs concerning the Tumults in the City laft Night re- 

ferred to them, 3 Keb. Report ; Refolutions that the Com- 

miffioners for the Army appoint Forces to be in London for 
preferving the Peace thereof, and of the Commonwealth, 
and for reducing the City to the Obedience of Parliament— 

That the Pofts and Chains be taken away—That the Gates 

be deftroyed; General Moncke to fee the Votes put in Exe- 

cution—That the prefent Common Council be difcontinued ; 

Lord Mayor to have Notice thereof—A Committee to pre- 
are A&amp; tor the Choice of another Common Council; Lord 

Sever to be thanked, 9. Votes for difcontinuing them and 

taking away Pofts and Chains vacated ; a Committee to de- 

liver thefe Votes to Lord Mayor, &amp;c. 21. Their Thanks 
yeported ; Gates, &amp;c. to be made up at the publick Charge, 

22 ——Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants read ; Petitioners 

thanked—Bill for fettling the Militia read ; Council of State 

to prefent Names of Commitlioners, 9 Feb, Read fecond 

Time ; Proportion and Rates; Bill to be ingrofled ; a Com- 

mittee to appoint Perfons to bear Arms, and afcertain their 

Wages, 10—Bill for fettling the Militia of the City and the 

Liberties thereof read twice; Name to be inferted; Bill 

committed, 2c So much to be taken out of the Bill for 

the Country Militia, as concerns the City; the Committee 
revived ; Order for their Meeting, 8 Mar.—Another Bull for 
the fame Purpofe read twice and committed ; Continuance 
thereof ; fame Qualifications to be inferted as in the general 

‘Bill; Bill reported, &amp;c. 10. Patied and to be printed, 12 

Proceedings of the Commiffioners for the Army in feiz- 
ing divers Citizens, approved, g Feb.—Council of State to 
confider what is fit to be done for the Safety of the City, 
and how to fupprefs feditious Meetings, 10—Order touching 
the Imprifonment of any of the Common Council ditcharged 
—For releafing the imprifoned Apprentices, 21—A Com- 
mittee to treat with the City about a Loan and Security, 
22. Their offer to advance 60,coo /. upon the Affeiiments 
reported, 23. Refolution touching the Security ; Bill for fet- 
tling the Aifeflments for the Army for that Purpote ordered, 
23. Read twice and committed, 29—Petiuon of Lord 
Mayor and Coinmillioners for the Militia read; Petitioners 
thanked, 23-——A Committee to defire them to advance the 
whole Amount of the Affetlinents for the City, 1 Mar. 
Their ready Compliance reported—Hill for Security of 
27,000 /. advanced by them read twice and committed ; 
reported and paffed, 2. 

Long, Walter, Difference between him and Lady Jermyn and 
others touching the Office of Regifter in Chancery, referred 
to two Members ,with Power to chute an Umpire, 15 Mar. 

Longueville, Thomas, Examination of him touching his attempt- 
ing to feduce Soldiers from their Duty to the Parliament, 
reported ; Order for a Commitlion of Oyer and Terminer to 
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INDEX to the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Lord’s Day. ' Vide Sunday. 

Lords, Houfe of,a Committee to confider what has been done 
concerning it, 13 Mar. ; 

Love, Nicholas, appointed One of the Council of State, 31 Dec. 

Alderman, appointed One of the Council of State, 
2 Jan. 

William, Pardon for him, and Judges Certificate, read ; 
Pardon agreed to ; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal 
—For tranfporting him, 25 Feb. 

Lowry, John, to be continued Cheque inward in the Port of 
London, 22 July. 

Ludlow, Lieutenant General, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 May—Appointed a Commiflioner for nominating 
Officers, 16. Councilof State to prefent a Commiflion for 
him, with Blank for the Continuance, 31—Litt of Officers 
in his Regiment reported, read and approved, 28 Their 
Commiffions delivered, 9 June Report that he be Lieu- 
tenant General of Horfe and Commander in Chief in Ireland, 
2 July. Agreed to; Order for preparing a Commiflion, 4. 
Cummiffions delivered to him, 9 &amp; 18—Leave given him to 
come over after he has put Affairs in good Order, 9 Ap- 
pointed Commiffioner for Government of the Army, 12 Oct. 
—Articles of Impeachment againft him read, 19 Jan. Vide 
Jones, Colonel John. 

Lyme, Letter trom Mayor, &amp;c. read, and referred to Council 
of State ; their Proceedings approved ; Letter of ‘Thanks or- 
dered ; Speaker to fign it; see il to go out and thank 
the Gentlemen that brought the Letter, 2 Jan. Petition 
of Mayor, &amp;c. read; Petitioners to be thanked, 5 Mar. 

Lytcot, Colonel, his Letter read ; Commiflioners for the Army 
to take Care he be preferred according to his Merit, 6 Jan. 


A. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


M4 INWARING, William, 1652, his Name to be in- 
ferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 
— Colonel Randall, 1652, a Committee to confider how 
Lands of 200/. per Annum may be fettled on his Children, 
17 Nov. 

po Set Anne, 1651, upon Lord General’s Certificate that her 
Hutband was flain at Worcefter, Order for paying her 20. 
towards her Subfittence, 16 Dec. 

Maleverer, Dorcas, 1652, her Petition and Report from the 
Committee of the Army read; Debt allowed ; Council of 
State to fee it paid— Order for paying her 100 J, for Relief of 
her prefent Neceffities—Refolution for fettling Lands in 
Scotland of 400/. per Annum on her, her Children and _ their 
Heirs, referving a yearly Rent of 100/. to the State, 16 July; 
Commiflioners there to fet out the Lands; Letter for that 
Purpote ordered ; Speaker to fign it, 20. 

Mallett, James, 1652, bis Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Mallory, Jon, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Man, IMfle of, 1651, Letter touching the taking- it, and Articles 
of Surrender, read ; Order for Letter of ‘Thanks; Speaker 
to fign it—For a Reward to the Meffenger—Council of State 
to confider what is fit to be done for preferving it for the 
Benefit of the Commonwealth, 6 Nov. Articles approved 
and confirmed, 11 Eftablifhment for the Garifon and 
Governor's Pay reported and agreed to, 5 Dec. 

Mannaton, Peirce, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 16 Nov. 

Mansfield, Lord Vitcount, 1652, Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Maples, Francis, 1652, Pardon for him read and agreed to ; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

Margaret’s, Weftminfter, 1652, Order for 107. to the Officers 
of the Church, 10 June. 

Margerie, Captain, 1651, Order for continuing his Troop three 
egy longer—For advancing three Months Pay to them, 
5 Dec. 

Mariners. Vide Seamen. 

Markets, 1652, Petition read; a Committee to confider of regu- 
lating them, 20 May Report 18 Jan. Vide Smithick. 

Marmaduke, a Ship, 1652, Letter and Examination touching the 
se it into Plymouth; Order for a Reward to the Mariners, 
4 June. 

Marriages, 1651, Aét touching them, and the Regifterin 
thereof ; alfo touching Births and Burials, read twice an 
committed, 19 Mar. 

Marfh, Roger, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Od. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Marfhall, Earlof. Vide Scotland. 


Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of hed Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Mr. 1652, defiredto preach, 27 Jan. 

Martin, Henry, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Martingdall, Philip, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinqueuts Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Maryland, 1652, Petition of Adventurers, &amp;c. read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee ; Parchments referred, 31 Aug. 

Majham, Sir William, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 1651 24 Nov. 1652. 

Majon, Robert, 1652, to be admitted to compound for: the 
late Archbifhop of Canterbury’s Eftate, 26 Mar. 

William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Ettates, 28 Oct. 

Majs, 1652, upon Report from Council of State that divers 

erfons refort. to Mafs at Ambaffadors Houfes; Order for 
fignifying to them that they have by their public Character 
no pretence to claim a Toleration of that Kind—Refolution 
that One third of the Penalty recovered upon Conviction of 
any Perfon hearing Mafs fhall go to the Difcoverer, Act for 
that Purpofe ordered, 5 Jan. 

Maffey, Major General Edward, 1651, his Examination, and 
Letter, to the Countefs of Stamford read ; Council of State 
to confider how ne may be brought to Tryal, 10 Sept. Report; 
Refolution that he be tried by a Court Martial ; Council of 
State to fee the Vote put in Execution effectually and {peedily, 
11. 

Captain Hugh, 1651, Pardon for him agreed to; Order 
for pafling it ne, the Great Seal—for dilcharging his 
Imprifonment and Sequeftration, 15 Oct. Speaker to fign 
Warrant for his Difcharge, 16. 

Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Majiers, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Matthew, Thomas, 1651, Petition read, 17 Dec. 

Matthews, Peter. Vide Moor, Samuel. 

Mawhood, George, 1651, his Narrative reported and read ; 
pepe for reftoring a Ship free from Seizure and Confifcation, 
3, Feb. 

Mayis, Quarter Mafter Peter, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred 
to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Mellombe Common, 1652, the Committee of the Navy to 
confider the whole Bufinels concerning it, 18 Nov. 

1653, Report; Truftees for Sale of Delinquents Eftates 
to forbear felling it, and affure it in Truft for the Inhabitants 
of Weymouth in Satisfaction of their Lofles, 6 April. 

Melling, John, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg..2 July. 

William, 1652, his Name to be interted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oé. 

Members, 1651, Names of thofe who have taken the Engage- 
ment to be fet up in the Houfe, 18 Sept. The Commit- 
tee touching admitting Members revived ; Committee added ; 
Order for their Meeting—Committee to receive what Satis- 
faction two Members thall tender touching their Admiflion, 
10 Odét. Report; Order for admitting them—Another 
Cafe referred, 17 Report ; Member admitted, 26 Nov.— 
Another admitted, 27——Serjeant fent with the Mace to 
fummon Members, 12 Nov.—Members have Leave to go forth, 
15 Jan. Have Leave to be abfent, 23 Mar. 

1652, Expelled, 11 May. Member has Leave to 
vifit a foreign Minifter, 3 Aug. Has Leave to be ableut, 
; 5 Ge. Members in efiminiter Hall fent for, 26 

an. 

Mennes, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Mercer, Andrew, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Merchant, Adventurers 1652, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 26 Aug. 

Merchant, 1652, Narrative of ..veral reported and read ; Quef- 
tion for reftoring two Ships and Lading free from Seizure aud 
Confifcation, Neg. 3 Feb. 

—— John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July—His Petition read, and 
referred to Council of State, go. 

Metcalf, Nicholas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Michell, William, 1652, Pardon for him read and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, g Mar. 

Micho, Samuel, 1651, Petition read, and referred to Council 
of State, 30 Dec. State of his Cafe reported ; Order for 
— a Ship and Lading without Seizure and Confifcation, 
9 Jan. 


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Micklewood, 








IN DEX to the SEvENTH VOLUME. 


Micklewood, John, 1652, Petition read; Order for difcharging 
him of his Fine and Imprifonment; Speaker to iffue War- 
rant for that Purpofe, 21 May. 

— 1651, Commiffioner for the Affeffments added, 
14 Jan. 

1652, Petition of Inhabitants read, 29 Apr. 
miffioners for the Affeffments added, 2 July. 

Middleton, Lieutenant Colonel John, 1651 ; Report from Coun- 
cil of State that he is efcaped out of the Tower, and of their 
Proceedings thereupon ; Referred to them to inquire into the 
Bufinefs, and in ft the Default was, with Power to re- 
move the Defaulters, 15 Jan. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Midgall, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Od. 

Mildmay, Francis, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Sir Henry, 1652, appointed One of the Council of 

State, 25 Nov. 

Captain John, 1653, upon Report from the Commit- 
tee of the Navy that he was flain in the late Engagement 
with the Dutch, Order for paying his Widow 1,o00/. One 
half for herfelf, the other for her Children ; Commiffioners 
of the Admiralty to take Care of the Difiribution of the 
Money allotted to the Children, 15 Apr. 

Militia, 1651, Council of State from Time to Time to give 
— Intelligence to the feveral Militias, touching the Par- 

iament’s and Enemy’s Forces, 27 Aug.—Upon Report from 
them, Act impowering the Gudeallionen to raife another 
Month’s Pay ordered, 28 Read twice; Queftion for 
Commitment, Neg. Act to be ingroffed, 1 Sept. Title 
read and agreed to; Act paffed, to be printed and fent to the 
feveral Militias, 2—Order for Letters of Thanks for their 
ready and faithful Service at Worcefter, 6. Letters reported, 
read and agreed to; Speaker to fign them; Order touchin 

the Month’s Pay to be inclofed ; Council of State to dire¢ 
where the Letters fhall be fent, 9. 

Millar, Thomas, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Robert, 1651, State of his Cafe reported, read and re- 
ferred back to the Commiffioners for compounding ; Payment 
of his Fine to be fufpended in the mean time, 24 Mar. 

Millerd, Hannah, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Millet, Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Ministers, plundered, 1652, Report from the Committee for 
them, touching feveral Minifters charged with Scandal, who 
plead the A&amp; of general Pardon, to be confidered, 7 May. 

Mohun, Maximilian, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, Neg. 27 Oct. 

Mollineux, Edward, John, and Robert, 1652, their Names to 
be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 
2 July. 

Moncke, Colonel, 1651, his Letter read; Order for Letter of 
Thanks, and to acquaint him the Houfe has given Order 
for effecting what is defired by him, 22 Aug. Refolution 
for fettling Lands in Scotland of 500/. per Annum on him 
and his Heirs; Act for that Purpofe ordered, 9 Sept.—— 
Commiflioners there to be required by Letter to fet out the 
Lands; Speaker to fign it, 23 Jan. 

1652, Order for Letter of Thanks to him for his extraor- 

dinary Care and Pains in managing Affairs in Scotland, 

14 May. oe ; 

Colonel George, 1651, Order for receiving his Com- 
pofition Money, notwithftanding the Lapfe of Time, 27 Nov. 

Moore, William, 1651, Petition read, and referred to Council 
of State, 30 Dec.—Their Narrative and Cafe reported and 
referred back, with Power to hear and determine the fame, 
and to difpenfe with Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 Feb. _ 

Colonel John, 1651, Petition of his Adminiftrator ; his 

Accounts approved; the Committee on the additional Act 

for Sale of Delinquents Lands to prepare a Claufe for fettling 

120/. per Annum on his Son in full Satisfaction of all De- 

mands, 2 Mar. 

Lord Vifcount, 1652, Petition read ; Queftion for in- 
ferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 
Neg. 11 Aug. ; ; 

——-— George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. one 

James, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. : 

Moreton, Sir George, 1652, Petition read; Queftion for infert- 
ing his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 
Neg. 2 Nov. ; 

Morgan, Joha and Antony, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 13 July. 

Vou. VII. 





Com- 












































Henry, William, and Sir Philip, 1652, their Names 

- +i inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 

2 . 

— Major Antony, 1652, Petition read; Petitioner de- 

clared capable of ferving the Commonwealth, notwithftand- 

ing his former Delinquency, 26 Aug. 

Sir William, 1652, Order for ftriking his Name out 

of the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 18 Nov. 

Morley, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

— Lord Henry, 1652, Petition read; Order for inferting 

his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 2 July 

Queftion that it fiand therein, Neg. 3 Aug. Order 

for inferting it, 28 O&amp;. 

Sir John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;t. 

John, and Nicolas, 1652, their Names to be inferted 

in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Fitates, 2 Nov. 

Herbert, 1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. , 

Mojjack, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Mojje, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Mounfon, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 13 July. 

Lord, 1653, Petition to be read, 13 Apr. Read and 
referred toa Committee, 14. 

Mowfey, Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Mullens, Anne, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Noy. 

Mumford, Edmund, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 14 July. 

Munéion, Sarah, 1651, Petition and Cate referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Mufgrave, Sir William, and Simon, 1652, their Names to be 
inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

Mujfkerry, Lerd, 1652, his Letter and Potion read; Petition 
referred to Council of State, 26 Od. 
































A. 1653. 


MA CE, Serjeant, to repair to Lieutenant Colonel Worfley 
for it—A Committee to confider the Ufe thereof, 8 July. 
Report; Refolution for ufing it as formerly ; Mace brought 
in, 2 2—To be carried before Speaker to and from Church, 
24 Aug. 

Man, Ife of, new Eftablifhment reported, read and confirmed ; 
Commencement thereof, 15 Sept. 

Major, Mr. appointed one of the Council of State, 14 July. 

Mansfield, Lord Vifcount, his Cafe reported; Bill to give him 
the Benefit of the general Pardon and Oblivion ordered, 
1 Sept. Read twice; Queftions for Commitment and 
pafling, feverally Neg. 12 O&amp;. 

Marriages, Jill touching them, and the Regiftering thereof, 
and of Births and Burials, read twice and committed, 8 Aug. 
—Committee fits 9g &amp; 10. Bill reported; Debate ad aches : 
10; Refumed, 11, 12, 13. 16 &amp; 17. Bill with the Amend- 
ments to be revifed and ingroffed, 17. Order for third 
reading, 23. Claufe added; Act palled and to be printed, 





24. 

Marshall, Mr. defired to preach, 1 Nov; 

Maffey, Robert, Petition reported and read; Order for paying 
him 1,000/. for Satisfaction of his Loffes; Bill for that Pus 
pofe ordered, 27 Sept. Vide Derby, Countefs Dowager of. 

Members, have Leave to be abfent, 18 &amp; 23 July——6. 11, 
12. 18. 19. 26 &amp; 31 Aug. by B S- @ 18, 2g...26. 
21. 23. 26. 29 &amp; 30 Sept. 25 O&amp;t. 4 Nov. 
Abfent without Leave; to attend on a Day appointed, 22 
Aug. 20 Sept. A Committee to align convenient 
Lodgings for Members in the Houfes belonging to the State 
in London and Weftminfter, 23 Aug. 

Merioneth County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Metham, Minifter appointed, 31 Aug. 

Ministers. Vide Religion. 

Moncke, General, his Letters read, 3 &amp; 5 Aug.—Order for 
prefenting him with a Gold Chain; Vote to be communi- 
cated to him, 8—Another Letter read 19 Takes his 
Place as a Member; Thanked for his good and faithful 
Services, 1 Oct. 

Monmouth County, tie Committee of the Army, to audit the 
Receiver General’s Accounts, and allow him Monies laid 
out by Lord General’s Order, 27 Sept. Order —. 

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INDEX oo the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


High Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 
10 Nov. 

Montgomery County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Countillion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Moulin, Peter du, Order for continuing and paying his Penfion 
with the Arrears, 24 Aug. . 

Mountagu, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 
1 Nov. 

Mountague, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
July. 

Moyer, Samuel, appointed one of the Council of State, 8 July. 

Murlin, Abraham, appointed Minifter of Metham, 31 Aug. 


A, 1654. 


MA DRIN, Colonel. Vide Privileges. 

Manton, Mr. defired to preach, 1 Noy. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 7. 
Nathanael. Vide Ford. 

Margaret’s, Weftminfter, Order for difiributing the laft Col- 
lection in the Houfe for the Relief of the Poor of that Parifh, 
16 O«t. 

Marriages, a Committee to confider the Bufinefs touching 
them, 15 Sept.—Impowered to confider the whole Matter in 
the Act concerning them, 26. 

Marshall, Stephen, defired to preach, 4 Sept. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermons, 4 &amp; 14. 

Mafham, William, Bill for raising Portions for his younger 
Children out of his Marriage Settlement read, 15 Jan. 

Mayors, Bill againft electing and fwearing of Mayors, &amp;c. on 
Sundays, read, 4 Sept. 

Meafures. Vide W. sights, 

Members, a Committee to prepare a Recognition of the Govern- 
ment to be fubferibed by Members ; Recognition reported, 
read feveral Times and pafled, 14 Sept. Order for them to fub- 
{cribe it before their Admittance into the Houfe—For future 
Members to fubfcribe it before two that have already fub- 
fcribed it, 18—-A Committee to prepare Bill touching it, 21. 
Bill read, 23. Committed, 25. Reported and re-commit- 
ted, 27 Members have Leave to be abfent, 19. 26 &amp; 27 
Sept.——+4. 6. 9, 10. 13. 21. 24 &amp; 27 OG. 4 Nov. 

4 &amp; 7 Dec. Queftion for Leave, Neg. 23 Nov. 
Perfon in Holy Orders returned; Bufinefs referred to a Com- 
mittee, g O&amp;t. Members to have Notice to attend, 17 
Nov. Have Leave to appear at a Suit in Chancery, 23 
Dec. None to ftay in Speaker’s Chamber during Prayers, 
15, Jan. 

Merchants, of the Intercourfe, Bufinefs touching them referred 
to a Committee, 4 Dec. Committees added, 7. Report; 
Refolution that they have no Right to an Exemption from 
Affefiments ; Claufe for that Purpofe ordered in the Bill for 
Affeflments, 21. Vide Supply. 

Minifiers, Ordinance for rejecting feandalous and iguorant Mi- 
nifters and Schoolmatters referred to a Committee to confider 
of the Perfons and Powers therein; all that come to have 
Voices, 25 Sept.—Power given them to confider the Ordi- 
nance appointing Commiffioners for approbation of public 
Preachers, 28—To receive Names of Commiffioners for 
Norwich, 2 Report touching fufpending the Ordinance, 
the Committee being in Preparation of a new A@, 23 Oct. 

Bill to be prefented, 2 Nov. Read ; Queftion for fuf- 
pending the Ordinance, Neg. 6. Order for fecond Reading, 
10, 11.15. &amp; 17. Bill committed, 22——Order for conti- 
nuing the public Maintenance for godly Minifters—A Com- 
mittee to confider how Impropriators and Colleges not bound 
to find Minifters, may be compelled to allow a Competency 
for them—Same Committee to confider of an Aét to enable 
Cities, Corporations and Market ‘Towns to tax themfelves 
for raifing a convenient Maintenance for them, 7 Dec. 

Monmouth County, New Writ, 5 O&amp;. 

Monjon, John, Petition read, and referred to the Committce of 
Fens, 15 Dec. Vide Fens. 

Moone, Richard. Vide Pamphlets and Privileges. 


A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


ACK, Edmund, 1656, Petition reported ; Refolution that 
he is a fit Objeét of Mercy and Pardon, and fo to be 
offered to Protector, 30 Sept. Vide Deane, John. 
Mackmath, John, 1656, Bill for naturalizing him and others, 
read, 15 Nov.—Committed, 17. 


Malt, 1656, Bill to 


revent making it at unfeafonable Ti 
ordered, 14 O&amp;. P S ealonable Limes 


Read, 8 Noy, 


Manors, 1656, a Committee to confider of Abufes in Stewards 
and Bailiffs of Lands, Manors and Liberties, and of Under- 
Sheriffs and their Bailiffs, 13 O¢t. Leave given to fpeak 
againft the Vote ; Vote amended, 14. 7 ; 

Manton, Thomas, 1656, defired to affift in carrying on the 
Work of Humiliation, 18 Sept.——25 Feb. ‘Thanked, 
and to print his Sermons, 28 Feb. 

——- 1657, Defired to preach, 27 May 
print his Sermon, 4 June. ’ . 

Duncan, 1656, Order for beftowing Part of the lat 
Collection on him, 7 Mar. — : 

Maralois, Peter, 1656, the Committee for Naturalization to 
confider of inferting his Name into a Bill, 23 Jan. 

Margaret’s, Wetiminiter, 1656, Petition of lababitants read, 
and referred to the Committee on the Bill for Buildings, 
2 June. Queftion, that they be in the fame Condition as 
London, Neg. g—Proteétor to be defired to remove the 
Preacher and Lecturer, and appoint another Preacher, 23. 

Markam, Colonel Henry, 1656, Petition read, and referred 
to the Committee for [rifh Affairs, 6 Dee. Report; Refo- 
lution, that he ought to be indemnified againté all ‘Suits of 
the Earl of Meath; Bill for that Purpofe read and laid afide ; 
referred back to the Committee to hear the Earl, 18. 

Marlow, Great, 1657, Petition of Inhabitants read ; Kicferred to 
Protector to grant a Brief for repairing the Bridge; Members 
to prefent the Petition and Vote to him, 23 May. 

Marriuges, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill for the Settle- 
ment thereof, and to prevent the taking away Heirs and In- 
fants, and for regiftering of Births, Burials and Marriages, 
25 Sept—_—Bill read before opened ; Exceptions taken at 
Erafements and Interlineations; Bill delivered back, 20 Oct. 

New Bill read, 15 Nov ——Order for fecond Reading, 
13 &amp; 16 Feb. ; 

1657, Bill committed, 22 Jan.——Commiitces added ; 
all that come to have Voices, 3 Feb. 

Majfham, William, 1656, Bill for raifing Portions for his 
younger Children read, 22 Oct. Committed, 24. Come 
mittees added, 25—Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 1 Nov. 
—Patled; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 10. Protector’s 
Content, 27. 

Mafon, Mr. 1656. Vide Privileges. 

John, 1651, Petition and Appeal of his Executors 
read ; Queftion for referring it toa Committee, Neg. 2 Feb, 

Ma/js, 1656, a Committee to confider how people of this Com- 
monwealth may be reftrained from going thereto, 21 Mar. 

Meal. Vide Corn. 

Members, 1656, Perfons appointed by Protector at the door to 
receive Certificates that they are returned and approved by 
his Council, 17 Sept. Letter fubfcribed by feveral, com- 

laining they were kept out of the Houle by Soldiers at the 
Lobby Door, read twice; Clerk of the Commonwealth to 
attend with the Returns, 18. His Deputy examined; Speaker 
acquains the Houfe he had called over the Places for which 
the Subfcribers were chofen and finds them returved ; Clerk 

’ himfelf attends and is examined; Debate adjourned, 19. 
Retumed; Refolution that the Council of State be detired to 
give their Reafons for not approving and admitting them into 
the Hloufe, 20. ‘Their Anfwer reported; Members to apply 
to them for their approbation, 22——Agrced, for a Kule, 
that when any Stranger is in the Houfe no Member ought 
to ftir out of his Place, nor fpeak to another, 19 Sept.— 
Members Letters to be brought to the Houte Door—Letters 
to and from them to be free from Poitage, 29 Members 
have Leave to be abfent, 29 Sept.—-—2. 4. 6, 7. 9. 11. 
13, 14. 16. 20 &amp; 31 Oct.——20 Nov. 


20. 23 25 &amp; 
27 Dee.——2. 5. 8 &amp; 27 Jan——2, 3, 4. g. 19 &amp; 21 
Feb. % 


Thanked, and to 


s. 14. 16. 18 &amp; 19 Mar——Quéfiion for Leave, 
Neg. 15 O&amp;.——13, Dec.-——4 Mar. Exceptions taken 
at a Member’s Words, explains himfelf and is excufed, 3 Oct. 

21 Jan. Vide Cromwell, Mr. 22. Vide Ash, James— 
None to remain in the Committee Room during tie ‘Time 
of Prayers, 21 Nov.——-Members abfent, at Call, to attend 
within 14 Days Defaulters then to pay 20d. before they 
are admitted ; Defaulters to be called, 31 Dec. ——Member 
has Leave to ferve the Office of Mayor of York; bis Atten- 
dance to be difpenfed with, 11 Feb.——Members in ‘Town 
to attend and not depart without Leave, 24 I’eb.—— 
24 Mar. 

—_ 1657, Like Order, 26 Mar. Members have Leave 
to be abfent, 1 &amp; 25 Apr—-—g &amp; 25 May.—-20 &amp; 29 
June Queftion for Leave, Neg. 23 June——-Member 
has Leave, upon Proteétor’s Appointinent, to undertake the 
Command of fome Forces, 5 May——None to go out ot 
Town without Leave, under the Penalty of 50/. 20 June 

Sheriffs to fummon Defaulters; Times appointed for 
their Attendance, 1 Feb. 

1657, Bill for Fine of 1,000/. upon Perfons who fhall 
fit in any Parliament, being difabled by, or not qualified ac- 

O5 cording 








INDEX @o the Seventu Votume. 


cording to, the Qualifications in the humble Petition and 
Advice, ordered, 23 Apr. 

Merchant Adventurers, 1656, Bufinefs concerning them referred 
to the Committee of Trade, 6 Oct— Bill for incorporating 
them in England read, 12 Mar. 

Merchants, of the Intercourfe, 1657, Addreffes from the Dutch 
Ambafladors to Parliament, touching them, referred to the 
Committee of ‘Trade; Order for fufpending the Levying the 
Arrears of the Alieifiments upon them in the mean Time, 
4 Apr. : 

Mefjages, to and from Protector. Vide Proteétor. 

— 1657, From the Lords, defiring the Houfe to join in 
an Addrefs to Protector for a general Faft; Meflengers dif- 
miffed without Antwer, 22 Jan. Houfe to confider what 
Antwer they will return, 28. Debate thereon adjourned ; pre- 
vious Queftion fur going into a Committee, Affirmative ; main 
Quefiion, Neg. 29. Refolution for debating firft the Ap- 
pellation of the Perfons to whom the Anfwer fhall be made, 
30—Previous Quettion ior confidering it ina Committee of 
the whole Houte, Affirmative ; ain Queftion, Neg.—Another 
Mefiage defiring the Houle would join in an Addrefs to Pro- 
tector for a Prociamation injoining all Papifts and Maligiants 
to depart 20 Miles trom London; Meflengers ditinilled 
without Antwer, 3 Feb. 

Michael, Tivomas, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Natu. 
ralization Bill, G Oct. Vide Venturzer. 

Militia. Vide Supply. 

Mi‘ward, 1656, Uill enabling him to fell Lands for Payment 
of Debts read, 4 Nov. Commuiited, 5 Dec. ——~ Committee 
revived; Order for their Mecting, 27 Jan. Committees 
added, 4 Feb. Bill repovied, and to be ingrofled, 21— 
Pafled ; ProteGtor’s Content to be defired, 3 Mar. 

1657, Proteector’s Conient, 9 June. 

Minijiers, 1656, a Commitice to confider of Ways and Means 
for upholding and ietiing the Maintenance of them in 
England, Wales and Perwick, 31 Oct. ‘Another Com- 
mittee to confider of raifing Maintenance for them where 
Maintenance is wanting, 4 Nov. 

- 1657, Order to extend to Pariflies in Counties at large, 

21 Jan. Comunittees added, 23. 

Mitche/, Edward, 1656, Petition to be read, 4 &amp; g Feb. 

——— 1657, Read and referred to a Committee, 30 Mar. 
—Comunittees cdded, 9 May. 

Mohun, Lord, and others, 1056, Petition to be read, 14 &amp; 24 
Mar. 

-——— 1657, Read, and referred to a Committee, with Power 
to fend for a Perfon, 91. 

Moncke, General George, 1656, Bill for Confirmation of a 
Charter of Laods te him, to be read, 17 Dec. Kead, 19. 
Order for fecoud Reading, 23 &amp; 24. Bill committed, 30o— 
To be reported, 20. 29. 25 &amp; 31 Jan.——Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 2 Feb. lead Third time; Hrevious and main 
Quefiions for a ding a Pr vito, ieverally Neg. Bull patled ; 
Proteéctor’s Cont nt to be detred, 16. 

1657, Protector’s Content, 9 June. 

Moore, Sir Henry, 1056, Petition to be received and read, 22 
Dec. Read; Quefiion for referring it to a Committee, 
Neg. Petition rejected, 7 Feb. 

Lord Vifcount, 1657, Bill enabling him to fell Lands 
for Payment of his Fine read, 30 Mar.——Committed, 4 
June. ai 

Morgan, Major Antony, 1656, Petition read, and referred to 
a Committee, with Power to receive Petitions of like Nature, 
10 Nov. 

—— William, 1656. Vide Privileges. 

Morris, Thomas, 1657, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee on the Bill for Buildings, 2 June. Vide Buildings. 

* Moulin, Lewis du, 1656, Bill for Naturalizing him and others 

ordered, gO&amp;. Read, 13. Committed, 15—Reporicd, and 

to be ingrofled, 8 Dec. Pafled ; Protector’s Confent to be 

defired, 23. 

1657, Bill amended at the Table, 8 June—Protector’s 
Confent, 9. 

Mountague, Mr. 1656, Thanked for his good Services at Sea, 
4 Nov. 7 

Mullard, James, 1656, Petition for Naturalizing him and 
others read, 27 O¢t. Committed, 28. 























A, 1658 &amp; 16590. 


MALG NANTS, a Committee to propofe fome effectual 
Way for fecuring tie Protector, Parliament and Nation 
agaiuft their Attempts, 18 Apr. Declaration requiring them 
to depart 20 Miles from London, reported, read and agreed 
to, with Amendments, 19. Tair written, and read again with 
the Title, and to be ingroffed. 21. 
Vou. VIL. 


Malton, Eleétion and double Return ; Right of Election deter 
mined ; one Return to be withdrawn, 7 Mar. 

Manton, Mr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work of Humi- 
liation, 28 Jan, Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 

_ 4 Feb. 

Margaret’s Weftminfter, Order for diftributing Part of the laft 
Collection among the Poor thereof, 5 Feb. 

Martin’s in the Fields, Order for diftributing Part of the lat 
Colletion among the Poor thereof, 5 Feb. 

Members, Abfent at Call to attend within a Fortnight, 31 Jan. 

One expelled—Several voted incapable of fitting in any 

Parliament, 12 Feb—Have Leave to be ablent, 15. 18, 10. 

22.26 &amp; 28 Feb. 1, 2. 4.8.11. 19. 24. 26 &amp; 31 Mar. 

5,6, 7, 8,9. 11, 12, 13. 16.18 &amp; 21 Apr.—None to 

go out of the Houle, 7 Mar. 18 &amp; 22 Apr. Have 
Leave to go out, 7 Mar. 18 Apr.—Member gone before 
Queftion for fhutting the Door excufed upon his voluntary 
Return, 18 Apr.—Several gone out to be called in, 22. 

ee Mr. to attend during Serjeant’s Indifpofiticn, 1 &amp; 
20 Mar. 

Milborne Port, New Writ, 17 Mar. 

Minehead, New Writ, 10 Mar. 

Monmouth County. Vide Males: 























A. 1059. 


M4 COC K, John, and John Streater, Order for paying 
them Monies due for printing Acts, &amp;e. for the Parlia- 
ment, 15 Mar. 

Malignants, Order of Council of State for apprehending and fe- 
curing them approved, 13 July—Power given to prevent their 
going Abroad or coming Home without Licence—Bill for 
fupplying the Defects of former Laws, touching them, or- 
dered, 28—A Committee to prepare Proclaination, with a 
Blank tor the Reward for difcovering them, 20. 

Man, We of, Captain of a Company of Foot recommended and 
approved ; Order for a Commiffion for him 17 Aug.—— Lift 
of Officers for the Hland reported and read, 20 Jan. Read 
_— and approved, 2 Their Commiflions delivered, 3 
‘eb, 

Men, Sir William, to be difcharged from his Imprifonment, 
23 Feb. 

Manning, Anne, Petition read, and referred to Council of State, 
18 July. 

Maxton, Mr. defired to affit in carrying on the Work of Thank{- 
giving, 23 Feb. Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 20. 

Margetts, ‘Vhomas, appointed Judge Advocate of the Army in 
Scotland, 28 June. 

Mariners. Vide Seamen. 

— Henry, appointed One of the Council of State, 31 

ec. 

Majin, Colonel John, appointed Governor of Jerfey, and 
Colonel of the Militia, 28 Jan. 

Maynard, Serjeant, appointed One of the Council of Siate, 23 
keb. 

Mead, Mr. Previous Queftion for defiring him to aflift in carry- 
ing on the Work of Thankfgiving, Neg. 28 Sept. 

Meadows, Sir Philip, Order for a Commitlion to him to be Re- 
fident to the King of Sweden, g June; his Letters of Cre- 
dence read and agreed to ; Order for pafling them under the 
Seal of the State ; Speaker to fign them, 28. 

Members, a Committee to perufe Records concerning Members 
who fat in this Parliament firice goth January 1648, till goth 
April 1653, and were not excluded by Judgmentof Parliament: 
Form of a Letter, to be figned by Speaker, and fent to abfent 
Members, reported, read, and agreed to, with Amendments, 
7 May—Members who have not lat fince 1648, nor fubferibed 
the Engagement not to fit till further Order; a Committee 
to revile the Journals, and inform themfelves of their Cafes ; 
particular Cafes reférred, g---—All to attend conftantly, 7 
June—One difpenfed with from executing the Office of 
Sheriff, 2 Members have Leave to be abfent, 11, i2 
&amp; 26 July 6. 11, 12. 20. 23, 24 &amp; 26 Aug.——3. 7. 
9g &amp; 10 Sept.—7 &amp; § Oét. Order, for ablent Members to 
attend, to be printed and publifled, 22 July—Several abfent 
at Call excufed, others fined, 8 Aug. 30 Sept.——De- 
faulters to attend on a Day appointed, upon pain of 10074. 
8 Aug. A Fine difcharged, 13 Sept.——-All to attend 
To-morrow Morning at 8 o’Clock, 2 Sept.—Engagement 
to be taken by Members read thrice and to be ingrotied, 3. 
Debate thereon referred to &amp; Committee, 6—None to go 
out of the Houfe without Leave, 22 &amp; 23; feveral have 
Leave, 23 Members interrupted by Soldiers from attend- . 
ing their Service, 13 Oct. Abfent, to be defired by a Let- 
ter from Speaker to attend, 27 Dec.—Order for Meeting of 
the Committee touching abfent Members; Quorum appointed, 

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28. Orders, Proceedings, and Cafes reported ; particular 
Cafes referred, 5 Jan. Bill for injoining all Members to 
take an Engagement renouncing the ‘Title of Charles 
Steward, and of the Line of King James, ordered, 2 Jan. 
Read, 3. Kead fecond Time ; Debate thereon adjourned, 6. 
Refumed ; Bill committed ; Committee impowered to con- 
fider the former Engagement and Acts relating thereto, 10 
Bill reported ; Promife and Declaration tendered inftead 
of the Engagement; reported; read twice, and agreed to, 
14 Feb Member to be confined to his Houfe in the 
Country, 9 Jan.—Difcharged, 9 &amp; 17—Matters objected 
againft Members to be confidered, 10. Confidered, 17. 
Vide Salaey and Sydenham—All to attend upon - of 20 4. 
24—Serjeant to fammon feveral, 24 &amp; 30.——T’o fummon 
thofe who ated at the late pretended Committce of Safety, 13 
Feb.—Scandalous Papers againft fome Members referred to 
a Committce, 15—Letters to be fent to Sheriffs to fummon 
Members to attend; Speaker to fign them—Refolutions for 
vacating all the Votes in 1648 &amp; 1649 againft the fecluded 
Members ; a Committee to expunge them and confider what 
other Votes are fit to be vacated, 21. Report, Entry of 
VDiflenters to the Vote of 5th December, 1648, to be dif- 
charged and expunged, 22—Further Report; other Votes 
declared void and to be obliterated, 2 Mar. Vide Fincher, 
Hollis, and Pye—Order for releafing all Members reftrained 
by Colonel Okey, 27 Feb.—Member’s Attendance difpenfed 
with on Account of Indifpofition, 1 Mar—Member to be 
examined by Council of State from Time to Time, 7. 

Meffervey, Captain, referred to the Commiflioners for nominating 
Officers for {ome Employment, 13 June. 

Metheringham, Petition on bebalf of the Inhabitants, and Certi- 
ficate of Juftices of Peace read; Order for a Brief for a Col- 
lection in feveral Counties for their Relief, 17 June. 

Michael’s Mount, Report that Colonel Robert Bennet be made 
Governor thereof read, 6 Aug. 

Middlefexz, Commiflioners for the Militia added, 1 &amp; 16 Aug. 

-Queftion for adding others, Neg. g—Lift of Officers 
for the Militia read and approved, except one, 11. Another 
appointed in his Stead, 15 Cutios Rotulorum appointed, 
1 Mar.—Commiflioners for the Affefiments added, 2. 

Middleton, Henry, appointed Serjeant for a Week, 7 May; 
continued another Week, 14. Appointed afliftant Ser- 
jeant, 16. 

-——— Sir Thomas, Voted a Traytor and Rebel, 9 Aug. Vide 
Booth, Sir George Petitions of his Sons read; and to be 
contidered ; no Advantage to be taken to their Prejudice till 
Parliament has declared their Refolutions, 5 Oct. Order 
for difcharging him and his Son from their Imprifonment, and 
fulpending their Sequeftrations, 27 Feb. 

Militia, the Committee of Safety to confider how a Militia ma 
be conftituted, 11 May—Another Committee to prepare Bill 
for fettling a Militia in the feveral Counties; Members to 

refent to them Names of fit Perfons to be Commiffioners, 27 
ta Bill read twice and committed, 2 July. Reported ; 
Commiffioners Names recommitted; Bill to be ingroffed, 
with Blanks for them, 7. Order for meeting of the Commit- 
tee; Clerk to attend them with the Names, 8. Names re- 
ported, 14. Several agreed to, 14, 15 &amp; 19. Names to be 
ingrofled in the Bill, 19. Bill read third Time, 21. Pro- 
ceedings thereupon, 21. 23.25 &amp; 26. ‘Title read and agreed 
to; Bill paffled and to be printed, 26 Militia raifed and 
employed by Order of Council of State, to be paid equal with 
the Army Forces; the Committee of the Army to grant War- 
rants, and Treafurers at War to fatisfy them accordingly ; 
Order touching the Repayment, 2 Aug—Commiffions to 
Officers, who cannot attend to receive them, to be delivered by 
the Commiflioners, upon their taking the Engagement, 11— 
Commiflioners to inquire who have abfented themfelves in 
this Time of Danger—Forces raifed by Council of State, or 
who come in voluntarily, to be taken into the Militia, 12 
—Council of State to contider what Number is fit to be kept 
up, and how they may be maintained, 18—Commiflioners 
to forbear raifing Money till further Order ; Monies already 
raifed to continue in the Treafurers Hands; Commiflioners 
to give Account of what they have done, to Council of State; 
Order to be printed ; Council of State to difperfe it, 27 
Report from them touching the Regulation of the Militia, 
ie the Names of Officers, and Eftablifhment for them read, 
1 Sept. Eftablifhmeut agreed to, 3. Referred back to Council 
of State, 10 Engagement to be fubfcribed by the Of- 
ficers and Soldiers, read thrice and agreed to, 3 Sept. Debate 
thereon referred to a Committee, 6—Kefolution that all Per- 
fons that have been afleffed and not brought in Hortles, or 
Arms, or Foot, or Money in lieu thereof, fhall pay 10d. for 
a Horfe and Arms, and 25s. for a Foot Soldier and Arms ; 
Council of State to fee the Vote put in Execution, 16 
Letters and Order of Council of State touching their Pay read; 
Refolution that all the Militia and auxiliary Forces raifed fince 

04 


7th May laft, fhall be paid off by their refpective Counties ; 
a Committee to withdraw and pen an Order upon the Debate; 
Report; Commiffioners to aflefs Perfons not heretofore af- 
fefled, and with the Monies to pay them, and reimburfe what 
has been borrowed for their Subfiftence ; Vote to be printed ; 
Council of State to fee it put in Execution, 29 Order 
touching paying their Arrears, 4 O¢t. Council of State 
to contider how they may be paid off, and fend fuch as they 
fhall think fit to their own Homes—A Committee to confider 
of the Monies levied upon the Militia Acts, 25 Jan—— 
Order for revoking the Commiffioners Powers to be printed and 
fent into the feyeral Counties—a Committee to prepare Bill 
for fettling the Militias, 23 Feb. Committees added, 25. 
Bill read, 27. Committed, 2g——Reported ; the Commit- 
tee to reeeive Names of Commiffioners and infert them, 2 
Mar. Names reported and approved, 5, 6, 7, &amp; 8. Bill 
to be ingroffed ; a Committee to perufe it and take out fo 
much as concerns London, 8. Bul to be forthwith exa- 
mined and prefented, 9. Sead third Time ; Commiflioners 
added, 10. Bill paffed and to be printed, 12. A Committee 
to go to the Printers and inquire into the Obftructions in 
printing it, 15. Report, 16. 

Minijiers, Bill for ejeéting {candalous, and relieving oppreffed, 
Minifiers, ordered, 18 June—the Committee for plundered 
Minifiers revived; Order for their Meeting ; Committees 
added—The Committee to look over former Powers given 
them, and confider what are proper to be added, 20. Re- 
port; Refolutions that all Augmentations and Allowances 

sranted by Parliament before 2oth April, 1653, be paid— 

‘hat all future Allowances fettled by the Committee be paid ; 

Order touching the Manner of Payment, 4 July The 
Committee to fit one Day in a Week only, 1 Aug—— 
To prepare Bill for the Approbation of Minitters before they 
are admitted into Livings, 23 Jan. Bill read twice and 
committed ; the Committee to confider of Regifter’s Fees, 
and of Minifters doing their Duty, 2 Mar. Bill reported ; 
Claufe added; a Committee to withdraw and prepare a Claufe 
to impower the Approvers to appoint Delegates, 7. Bill 
paffed and to be printed, 14 A Committee to confider 
of fettling Minifters, 29 Feb. Bill for Confirmation of 
Minifters in any Parfonage, Vicarage, or Hofpital, read 
twice and committed; the Committee to confider touching 
granting Augmentations, and prefent Names of ‘Truftees, 
15 Mar. ‘Title read and agreed to; Bill pafled and to be 
printed, 16. 

Mompejfjon, Thomas. Vide Crooke, Unton. 

Moucke, Lieutenant General, his Letter to Lord Fleetwood, 
touching the quiet State of the Army in Scotland, and their 
Concurrence with the Army in England, read, g Mar.— 
Another from him and his Officers read, 18—Another read, 
and referred to Council of State, 931 Another read ; 
Member to prepare Anfwer, 9 June. Anfwer reported, read 
and agreed to; Speaker to fign it, 10 Appointed One of 
the Commiflioners for the Government of the Army, 12 
O€t.- His placing and difplacing Officers approved; thofe 
placed by him confirmed, 29 Dec. His Letter read, and 
to be printed ; Council of State to prepare Letter of Thanks, 
and defire him to come up to London, 6 Jan.—His Letter 
to Wolfer read, and referred to them ; Order for a Recom- 

ence to the Meffenger, g—Another from Newcaftle read; 
leffenger relates what he had given him in charge, and 
delivers a Letter from Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to him, with his 
Anfwer ; Meflenger’s further Relation; Order for a Reward 
to him—General’s Proceedings in taking up Horfes and march- 
ing into England approved ; Bill for that Puigile ordered, 12. 


Bill for approving and juftifying his late Actings read, 26. 


Committed, 31 Reported, and to be ingroffed, 1 Feb. 
Members appointed to go and congratulate him upon his 
Succefles; Order for Money to defray their Expences—-A 
Committee to prepare Letter to let him know the Senfe 
Parliament has of his good Services, and that they are glad 
to hear of his repairing to London; Letter reported, read, 
and agreed to; Speaker to fign and feal it—Order for fet- 
tling 1,000/. per Annum on him and his Heirs; A Com- 
mittee to contider what Lands are moft convenient; Bill 
for that purpofe ordered, 16 Jan. Bill for fettling the 
Honour and Manor of Hampton Court upon him and his 
Heirs read, 25 Feb. Read fecond Time; Refolution for 
adding other Lands, ¢7—-—ill reported, and to be ingrofled, 
9 Mar. Read third Time ; Queftion for palling, Neg.—Refo- 
jution for conferring on him, 20,000/. Bill for that Purpoie 
ordered, 15. Read twice and paffed, 16 Leiters from 
him, and from the Commiflioners with him read; Houfe 
approves the Commiflion granted him by the Council of 
State, 26 Jan. Another Letter from the Commifiioners, 
with Copy of the Addrefs of the Sheriff, &amp;c. of Bucks te 
the General—-His Letter read ; Diftribution of the Soldiers 
according to his Lift agreed to—Order for allowing him 102. 
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INDEX @ the SeventH VoLuME. 


" Diem for his Table till 1f March next, 20o—Another 
etter from him read ; Cuftody of Saint James’s Park granted 
him, 1 Feb.—Order for him to attend to receive the Senfe 
of the Houfe in Relation to his fignal and faithful Services, 4. 
Members to withdraw and prefent fomewhat to be faid to 
him, 6—Order for paying him 10/. per Diem from the Time 
of his coming into England, 10—Letter from him and his 
Officers at Whitehall read; Refolution thereupon; to be 
communicated to him by Two Members, 11—his Letter 
read; appointed One of the Council of State—All Orders 
fince Saturday laft by the Council of State or Commiffioners 
of the Army, concerning the Forces and Garifons, to be 
communicated to him, and no Proceedings thereupon without 
his Approbation, 21—Bill Conftituting him Captain General 
and Commander in Chief of all the Forces in England, Scot- 
land, and Ireland, read twice, and committed; Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 24. Read third time; Title read and 
agreed to; Bill paffed, 25 Appointed General of the Fleet 
for next Summer’s Expedition; Order for a Commiffion 
under the Great Seal, 2 Mar.—Appointed Steward of the 
Manor of Hampton Court, and &gt; jee of the Houfe and 
Park—his Letter read ; a Committee to give him Satisfaction ; 
Report, that upon reading the Claufes in the Militia Act, he is 
fatisfied, 16. 





Monmouth County, Commiffions for keeping an Aflize there ; . 


renewed, 5 Aug.—Commiflioners for the Militia added, 6. 

Monopolies. Vide Balaft. 

Mordaunt, John, Information of his traiterous Defigns againtft 
the Commonwealth ; Order for him to render himfelf to the 
Parliament; Proclamation for that Purpofe ordered, 28 July. 
Reported, and read twice; a Committee to withdraw and 
amend it; Amendments reported, and read, 29. 

Morgan, Bledry. Vide Jones, Colonel Philip. 

Colonel Thomas, Lift of Officers in his Regiment re- 
ported, read, and approved; his Commiflion delivered, 30 
July Letter of Thanks to him ordered ; Speaker to fign 
and feal it, 12 Jan. 

Morley, Colonel Herbert, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 May 31 Dec. 23 Feb. Commiffioners for no- 
ininating Officers to take Care he be made Colonel of a Regi- 
ment, 7 July. Appointed, 9. Commiflioners to _— the 
Names and Commiilions of his Officers, 13. His Commiffion 
delivered, 25 Appointed One of the Commiflioners for 
the Government of the Army, 12 O¢t. Previous and main 
Queftions for appointing him Lieutenant of the Tower, feverally 
Affirmative ; Order for a Commiflion—Lift of Officers in his 
Regiment reported and read; Previous Queftion, that Colonel 
Ingoldfby be Colonel, Neg. recommitted, as to the naming 
of a Colonel, 7 Jan.—Litt of Officers in his Regiment read, 
27 Read again and approved, 1 Feb. Their Commiffions 
delivered, 4. 

Cuthbert, Bill for Sale of his Eftate, forfeited for Trea- 
fon, read, 12 Aug. 

Morris, Thomas, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing 
in the Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28—His Pro- 
pofitions reported and agreed to; Order for difcharging him 
— Security to render himfelf to Serjeant when required, 

O&amp;. 

Mife, Colonel, Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported, read, 
and approved, 1 July—Their Commiflions delivered, 2—Lift 
of Officers in his Regiment reported and recommitted, 27 Jan. 
—Reported for Recommitment, read, and approved, 1 Feb: 
—Their Commiffions delivered, 2. 

Mountague, General, Council of State impowered to fend Com- 
miffions or Inftruétions to him for Prefervation of the Com- 
monwealth in the Sound, 27 May. Vide Sound.—His Letter 
read, 9 June—---Another read ; Order for Provifion for the 
Fleet, 1 Sept. Another read, 2 Appointed one of the 
Council of State, 23 Feb.—Appointed a General of the Fleet 
for next Summer’s Expedition ; Order for a Commiffion under 
the Great Seal, 2 Mar. 

Moyer, Samuel, appointed One of the Judges for Probate of 

‘ills, 19 May. 

Murford, - Aang be recommended to the Commiffioners for 
nominating Officers, 22 July. Commiffioners to think of 
a fit Subfiftence for him, if they find him not fit to be 
employed, 25. 



































A. 1651, 1652 &amp; 1653. 


ALTON, William, 1651, Petition read; Order for 
pardoning him, 25 Feb. 
Naturalization, 1651, the Committee on the Bill to prefent 

Names of Perfons to be inferted, 6 Feb. 
Navigation, 1651, AG for Encouragement thereof, and the 
Increafe of Shipping, committed ; Days appointed for their 
Vou. VII, 








fitting, 19 Aug. Committee fits, 21 &amp; 28 Aug— q &amp; 13 

Sept. Act to be reported, 18 and 1g. Reported and to be 

ingrofled, 26 Read third Time; Previous and main 

Queflions for an Amendment, feverally Affirmative; A&amp;@ 

affed, and to be printed; Serjeant to proclaim it at the 

‘xchange—Order for certifying it into Chancery—Commil- 
fioners of the Great Seal to caufe it to be proclaimed—Com- | 
miffioners of the Excife to caufe it to be fent to all Port 
Towns, 9 O&amp;. 

Navy. Vide Supply—s651, Lift of Gratuities to the Officers, 
reported ; Council of State to give them, 4 Sept. Lift of 
Ships for the Winter Guard, with their Force of Men and 
Guns, and their Stations, reported; Council of State im- 
powered to change Officers, Ships, or Stations, 30 O«t. A&amp; 
appointing Commillioners for the Admiralty and Navy read, 
26 Nov. Vide Admiralty——The Committee of the Navy to 
ae Arms, Ammunition, and other Gunners Stores— 

eport touching the Number of the Ships and Men to go to 
the Streights—Touching the Number for Convoys—Litis of 
Ships for the Summer Guard, with their Commanders Names, 
Number of Men and Guns, Eftimate of the Charge; Litt 
approved ; Council of State impowered to change the Com- 
manders or Ships—Left to them to fit out another Ship— 
Report touching the imbezzling Stores in the Yards; the 
Committee of the Navy to examine upon Oath, and hear 
all fuch Abufes, 14 Jan. Order for paying Mariners 
returned from the Streights, 10 Feb. Council of State 
impowered to encreafe the Summer Guard, 10 Mar. 

1652, State of the Navy reported and recommitted ; 

the Committee to take particular Account of Prize Goods— 

Further Report touching the Auditors of the Prefis; Order 

for a Salary of 500/. per Annum for each of them, their 

Clerks, &amp;c. to be paid quarterly ; Time for continuing them, 

15 Apr. Order of the Council of State for taking up 40 

Sail more of Ships approved, 25 May Lift of the Fleet in 

the Downes reported, 4 June—Council of State impowered 

to allow Gratuity Moneys to the Officers as laft Year, 19 

Commiflioners Letter reported and read, 20 July——- 

Letter from aboard the Antelope read; Council of State to 

examine the Bufinefs touching Viétuals and Provifions, and 

receive all Informations of the like Nature, 5 Aug. The 

Committee of the Navy to confider of the Salary of the Re- 

gifter Accountant, and of Perfons fit to execute the Office, 

21 Sept. Report; Perfons appointed; their Salary; former 

Salaries to ceafe; the Committee on the Delinquents Bill to 

prepare Claufe purfuant thereto, 22—upon Report from Coun- 

cil of State; Order for employing Moneys upon the firft De- 
linquents Act to the Ufe of the Navy; Council of State to 
take Order for building 30 Frigates, 28 Eftimate re- 
ported, 26 Nov.—Eftimate of the prefent Debts and Charge 
for carrying on the Service at Sea till 25th March next, re- 
ported—Commiflioners Letter read; a Committee to con- 
fider how Encouragement may be given to Merchants who 
fhall fet forth Ships of War at their own Charge, 4 Nov. 

Order for Moneys for the Navy, 9 Noy. 1 Jan. 

Council of State to prefent Eftimate of the Navy for 

next Year, with incident Charges, 10 Nov. Eftimate from 

3d November, 1652, to 1ft December 1653, reported, 27 

—Previous and main Queftions for appointing three Generals 

to govern the Fleet at Sea, feverally Affirmative; Council 

of State to fend one; a Commitlion for prefent governing 
them, 26 Nov.——To give a Commiflion to the three, 6 Dee. 

To confider how the Ships in Harbour may be paid off, 

or in fuch Proportion as to be fent to Sea, and how Money 

may be raifed tor that Service; Power given them to fet out 
fuch Ships as they fhall think neceflary, 2 Dec.—Report 
from Council of State touching Encouragement to be given 
to Mariners, viz. as to Wages for Officers, agreed to with an 

Amendment—as to Wages tor common Men—as.to Shares in 

Prizes—as to fick and wounded, feverally agreed to, 21. Title 

agreed to; Votes to be printed, 22. Pay to the Carpenters 

Crews to be added, 29 Report from Council of Siate 

touching additional Commiflioners, 29. Confidered; ‘Two 

added, 30 Act authorizing the Commiftioncrs of the 

Excife to pay Moneys for the Ufe of the Navy; read twice ; 

Blank filled up; Act paffed—Act impowering the Commif- 

fioners for inipecting the Treafuries to iffue Warrants for 

Payment of Moneys appointed for the ufe of the Navy, read 

twice; Queftions for Commitment and Ingroffment, feverally 

Neg. Aé pafled and to be printed, 1 Jan—Upon Report 

from Council of State referred to them to conlider whether 

fo much of the Ordnance as relates to the Navy may be 
fit to be placed in the Commiflioners—To give Order for 
fpeedy Supplies of them for manning the Fleet—Order 
touching paying for Stores and Ammunition contracted 

for, or to be contraéted for, before 1ft April next, 25—— 

Letter from the Commiflioners of the Navy to the Commif- 

fioners of the Admiralty, defiring 400 /, may be anes * 

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fick and wounded Mariners at Sea, reported, 6 Feb. Order 
touching advancing Money for them, 22—State of the 
Fleet, with the Commitlioners Proceedings at Chatham, read ; 
Proceedings approved ; Thanks thereupon—Order for allow- 
ing Two Afliftants to the Matter Ship-wright there—Lift of 
Ships to go out upon the prefent Expedition read Letter 
of Thanks to the Generals at Sea ordered; Speaker to fign 
it, 8 Feb.—Letter from two Admirals read, 16—Order for 
Money for the Navy, 18—Abftract of the Proceedings of the 
late Engagement at Sea with the Dutch; and Letter from 
two Admirals read; Commillioner for the Admiralty, with 
the Admirals, to confider what is fit to be done touching 
Perfons flain therein, 23—Another Letter from two Adinirals 
read, 24. Vide Thank/giving ——Letter from three Admirals 
read; Order for a Reward to the Meflenger—For Letter 
of Thanks; Speaker to fign it, 1 Mar.—State of the Navy 
reported, 8. "ve. ; 

—— 1653, Report touching Perfons flain in the late Engage- 
ment with the Dutch, 15 Apr. 

Naylor, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 13 July. 

Neate, Bridget, 1651, Vctition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
inittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Needham, Catharine, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Nelfon, C 
paying hin 766/. 12s, Od. in full Satisfaction thereot—For 
paying it out of Delinquents Eftates, to be fold by Virtue of 
the Act now under Commitment, 31 Dec. 

1652, Council of State authorifed to pay the Money, 

17 Nov. 

Maximilian and Thomas, 1652, their Names to be 
inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 
—— Henry, 1652, Quefiion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 2 July——Order 

for inferting it, 28 Oct. 

Nelthorpe, John, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding to 
admit his Claim notwithfianding the Lapte of ‘Time, and to 
examine and determine it, 13 Jan. 

Netherfole, Francis, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 28 Oct. 

Netterville, Sir John, 1652, Petition read; Refolution that 
he ftand in the Exception in a Bill for Life and Eftate, 
11 Aug. 

Nevill, Sir Chriftopher, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. —A Committee 
to confider the Cafe of his Heir, 2 Nov. 

Neville, Uenry, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Newbury, Zachary, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Newcourt, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 

Newhoufe, Richard, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding 
impowered to hear and determine his Appeal, 3 Nov. 

Newsham, Andrew and Nicolas, 1652, their Natwes to be in- 
ferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Newton, Miles, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Nichols, Mary, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Captain, 1652, Order for beftowing 1002. on him for his 
good Services, 23 Apr. 

Richard, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 2 July. 

Nicholfon, Chriftopher, 1651, his Cafe reported and referred to 
Council cf State to hear and determine it, with Power to 
difpenfe with Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Noble, John, 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Commiflioners 
for compounding, 3 Nov. 

Nondike, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 

Norfolk, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
million under the Great Seal, 4 Nov.—Commiflioners for 
the Affefiments added, 19 Dee. 

1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov.—Commillioners for 
the Affeffments added, 30 Dec.—High Sheriff appointed for 
the Remainder of the Year—To fue out his Patent, and take 
upon him the Execution of the Office, 22 Feb. 

Norris, Edward, William, and Walter, 1652, their Names to 
be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 25 


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Thomas, 1652, Certificate on his Behalf; Quefiion for 
inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 
Neg. Commiflioners for compounding impowered to difcharge 
him, if upon Enquiry they find he has paid his Fine with 
Jntereft, 10 Nov. 


tryan, 1651, his Account reported; Refolution for” 


Mrs. 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Committee 
of the Army, 20 Nov. 

North, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

——— Charles, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 

Northampton County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, 
and for a Commiffion, under the Great Seal, 4 Nov— 
Commifiioners for the Affeflments added, 19 Dee. 

1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. Leave given him to 
coine out of the County, 16. 

— 1653, Upon Report from Council of State touching 
‘draught Horfes impreffed for conveying the Artillery to 
Worcefier ; Order for colleéting 300/. within the County to 
pay the refpeétive Owners their Damages, 6 Apr. 

Northern Borders, 1651, Act for preventing Rapine thereon, and 

_ fettling the Fifhery of the Tweed, ordered, 23 Mar. 

Norton, Mr. 1651, his Cafe concerning his Reception into the 
Houfe referred to Commitiee touching admitting Members, 
17 Oct.—Report; Order for admitting him, 26 Nov. 

Doétor, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Colonel, 1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Nojje, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Nottingham County, 1651, Commiflioners for the Affeffments 
added, 1 Sept.——-Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov.. 

——- 1652, Like Order, 12 Nov.—Previous Queftion for 
difcharging him, Neg. 26. 

Nye, Mr. delired to preach, 28 Jan. 1652 5 Apr. 1653. 

Nymbling, Richard and others, 1652, Quetftion for reading their 
Petition, Neg. 23 Feb. 











A. 1653. 


AVY, Order touching Moneys for the Navy, 3 Aug — 
23 Sept. 28 Oét. Efiimate of the Charge thereof 
from 15th July, 1653, to 31ft December next, reported, 13 
Aug.—— Eftimate of the Sum neceflary for prefent carrying 
on the Service, exclufive of the Winter Guard and new Ships 
ordered to be built, reported, 5 Sept.—Report touching the 
prefent Neceflities of Money for Supply thereof, 20. Moneys 
to be paid by the late Farmers of the Cuftoms to be applied to 
that Service, 23 Additional Articles to the Laws of War 
and Ordinances of the Sea reported, read, paffed, and to be 
printed— Lift of Ships for the Summer Service reported, 2 
O&amp;.—T wo Generals at Sea appointed, 2 Dec. ‘I'wo more 
added, 3. 

New Foreti. Vide Coals. 

Newman, Captain William, upon Report from the Committce 
of the Navy; Order for allowing his Widow, i60f. 28 
Ot. 

Newmarket, Petition of Inhabitants reported; Order for a 
Patent for Collections in feveral Counties, 15 Aug. 

Noell, Verney. Vide Stafford, John. ; 

Norfolk, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commmiffion 
under the Great Seal, 10 Nov.—For difcharging him and 
appointing another, 25. 

And Norwich, Petition of well-affeGed Inhabitants 
read; Member to thank them, and give them Anfwer, 30 July 
—— Bill for regulating the making Stuffs there, read twice ; 
Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act palfed, and to be 
printed, 25. 

Northampton County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commillion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov.—Previous and 
main Quefiions for difcharging him, feverally affirmative ; 
another appointed, 25. 

Northern Counties, Petition of divers congregated Churches 
reported, read, and referred to the Committee of Tythes, 
10 Oct. 

Northumberland, Order appointing High Sheriff, end for a 
Commitlion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Norten, Richard, appointed one of the Council of State, 14 
July—i Nov. 

Norway, Copies of the Heir of Norway’s Credentials to his 
Minifter read; Council of State to hear him; Matier of the 
Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 22 Aug.-—— Letters of 
Safeguard to him reported, read, and agreed io ; Speaker to 
fign them, and put the Parliament Seal thereto, 1 Dec. 

Nottingham County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov.—For ditchargi:y 

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INDEX 20 the Stventu Vouvume. 


him and appointing another, 21—for difcharging him and 
appointing another, 25. 

Earl of, Report touching his Petition for the Conti- 
ww of his Penfion; Queftion for continuing it, Neg. 1 
1 Sept. 





A. 1654. 
NATURALIZATION, Bill for naturalizing feveral 


Perfons ordered, 4 Nov.—_—Read, 15 Dec. 

Navigation, Previous Queftion for confidering the Act for En- 
couragement thereof, Neg. 12 Oét. 

Navy. Vide Proteétor, Lord, and Government—a Committee 
to confider what Debts are due to the Navy, 18 Jan. 

Northern Counties, Petition read; a Committee to confider of 
fettling a Court of Juftice at York for them; another Peti- 
tion referred, 14 Dec. 

Norwich, Names of Commiffioners for approving public 
Preachers for the City, to be delivered to the Committee on 
the Ordinance, for ejecting feandalous and ignorant Minifters, 
2g Sept. 


A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


A TION, 1656, Member prefentsa Paper touching the 
Settlement thereof, 23 Feb. Vide Proteétor. 

Naturalization, Bills of. Vide Tanturier, Moulin, Lawrence 
Newport, Mackmath, Deane, Linchebech, Mullard, and Stein- 
mer. 

Navigation, 1656, additional Bill for Increafe thereof read, 9 
_ Committed, 18 Reported, and recommitted, 9 

ar. 

Naylor, James, 1656, Information touching his Blafphemies 
referred to a Committee, with Power to fend for him, and 
fuch Magiftrates as are remifs in their Duties, 31 Od. 
Committees added, 8.11 &amp; 15 Nov. Order for making 
Report—For keeping hiin from other Company—For keeping 
the Women brought up with him out of his Room, 2 Dec. 
Report; Debate thereon adjourned, 5. Refumed, 6. 8,9, 
40, 11, 12, 13. 15 &amp; 16. Brought to Bar; Report read 
to him; acknowleges his Anfwers to the Committee; feveral 
Queltions afked, Report agreed to, 6. Previous and main 
Queftion that he is guilty of horrid Blafphemy, feverally 
Affirmative—Refolution that he is‘a grand [mpoftor and great 
Sedueer of the People, 8. Previous Queftion for puvifhiag 
him by Death, Neg.—Queftion for cutting off his Hair, Neg. 
— Manner of punithing him ; Order for bringiag him to Bar to 
receive Judgment; Speaker to iffue Warrants for putting it in 
Execution, 16. Previous Queftion for demanding whether 
he has any Thing to fay why Judgment fhould not be pro- 
nounced. Neg. Speaker pronounces it, 17. Declaration that 
the Whipping from Weftminfter to the old Exchange is to 
be on this Day, 18—Petition on his Behalf read; further 
Punifhment to be fufpended; Minifters to confer with him 
in the mean Time, 20—Queftion for refpiting it fora Week, 
Neg. 27—Governors of Bridewell to take Order touching 
his Wite coming to him, and fee that he is accommodated 
with all Neceflaries, 29 Jan. 
cefs to and remain with him—Previous Queltion for re- 
moving him into another Room, Neg. Previous and main 
Queftions for appointing a Committee to receive an Account 
from the Governors of his Condition and Ufage, feverally 
Affirmative, 28 Feb. 

——-— 1657, Queftion for removing him out of Bridewell for 
a Month, Neg. 23 May—Governors to affign him a Keeper 
—'To permit Minifters to confer with him, 26. 

Needwood Foret. Vide Forejis. 

Neville, George, and others, 1656, Petition read, and referred 
to a Committee, 10 Mar. Vide Abergavenney, Lord. 

Newcajile, 1656, Petition of Minifters read, 18 Dec. Vide 
Quakers. 

Newport, Adriana, 1656, Bill for naturalizing her and others 
read, 21 Oct. Committed, 24 Reported, and to be in- 
grofied, 16 Feb. 

1657, Paffed, Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 26 
Mar. ——Proteétor’s Content, 9 June. 

Newport, Ule of Wight, 1656, Bill for Maintenance of Minif- 
ters there to be read, 23 Dec. Read,24. Committed, 26. 
Committees added; Order for fitting of the Committee, 31 
Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 13 Mar. 

; 1657, Paffed, Protector’s Confent, to be defired, 30 
Mar. Protector’s Confent, 9 June. 

Nightingale, Mr. 1656, Petition to be read, 9 Feb. 

Noble, James, 1656. Vide Priviteges. 

Norfolk, and Suffolk, 1657, Bili for fettling feveral Minifters 
in their L.vings there read, 30 Mar. 

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His Wife to have free Ac-— 


Northampton, Town, 1656, Bill for better Maintenance of 
Minifters there to be read, 2 Dec. Read, 9. Committed, 1 
-~— Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6 Feb. Paffed, Protec- 
tor’s Confent to be defired, 12. 

: — 1657, Protecior’s Confent, 9 June. 

Northern Counties, 1656, a Commitice to confider how the 
Tythes of Churches not fupplied have been difpofed of, and 
how they may be fupplied with able Minifters, and fitting 
Maintenance, 31 O&amp;. ; 

Borders, 1656, Bill for fupprefling Thefts thereon to 

be read, 25 &amp; 28 Nov. Read, zo——Committed, 4 Dec. 

1657, Reported, and to be ingroffed; Claufe for more 
effectual Difcovery and Profecution of Thieves and Highway- 
men ordered, 16 June; added; Bill paffed; Prote@tor’s Con- 
fent to be defired, 23—Protector’s Content, 26. 

Northumberland, 1656, Petition of Minifters read, 18 Dec. Vide 
Quakers. 

Norwich, 1656, Bill for regulating Norwich and Norfolk Stuffs 
ordered, 10 Nov. To be read, 13. Read, 18. Order for 
fecond Reading, 24. Bill committed; Petition of Worfted 
Weavers referred; Committees added, 25 Committee 
ee to bring in Penalties for filling up the Blanks, 
3 Dec. Bill to reported, 7 &amp; 9 Feb. . 

Nottingham, County, 1656, Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 
11 Feb. Read, 13. Vide Chadwick, Mr. 

Noye, Humphrey. Vide Mohun, Lord. 

Nye, Mr. 1656, defired to aflift in carrying on the Work of 
Humiliation, 18 Sept. 25 Poh --— Beonked, 19 Sept. 

Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 28 Feb. 

Nynes River, 1656, Bill for making it navigable ordered, 21 

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A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 
NE VILLE, Henry. Vide Privileges— —Houfe informed 


that Articles concerning Words fpoken by him are ready 
to be prefented; Day appointed tor receiving them, 26 
Feb. 
Northern Counties, a Committee to confider how they may be 
fupplied with an able Miniftry, and how the Revenues of the 
unlupplied Churches have been difpofed of 5 Feb. 


A. 16059. 
IN4 TIONS, a Committee to prefent Names of Perfons to 
Dec 


be a Committee for the Peace of the Three Nations, 28 
Navy, upon Report from the Committee of Safety; Order for 
fpeedy Payment of their Arrears—For certain Payment for 
the future; the Committee of Infpedtion to confider how 
thefe Votes may be made effeCual, 16 May—upon Report 
from Council of State referred to them to fit out more Ships; 
Commander in chief in the narrow Seas appointed—Names 
of the Ships and Captains to be reported, 26—Reported and 
agreed to, 1 June—Commiflions to lag Officers, Captains, 
and Lieutenants, to be figned by Speaker—all Commiflions to 
be made out Gratis, 6—Form of Commiffions to the Com- 
manders, rea and agreed to, 7. Several Officers receive 
Commiftions, 8, 9. 22 &amp; 24 June 26 July Speaker to 
fign Commiilions for Commanders in the Sound; Commil- 
fioners of the Admiralty to take Care they be fent, 9 June 
—To dire&amp; the Payment of Money for Provifions formerly 
contraéted for upon Bills figned by them, 11—Names of 
Lieutenants reported, and to be confidered, 14. Confidered 
and agreed to, 20——The Committee of the Army to iffue 
Warrants to the Treafurer at War, to pay fuch Moneys for 
the Ufe of the Navy as the Parliament or Council of State 
fhall order, 9 Sept.—The Council of State to give Order for 
providing Viétuals for 30,000 Seamen next Year, 19 
100,000 /. of the laft Six Months Affeffment afligned for the 
Ufe of the Navy, 4 Oct. Commiflioners Letters and Pe- 
tition of Contraétors for Victuals read—Report from Council 
of State touching Money for the Navy, 2 Dec.—Moneys ap- 
propriated, and appointed for that Purpofe, 6—Order for if- 
fuing it out of any of the ‘Treafuries, 13—Officers reported 
and approved, 18—Generals of tiie Fleet for next Summer’s 
Expedition appointed ; Order for Commiffions under the Great 
Seal, 2 Mar. Commiffions to be, to obey the Orders of Parlia- 
ment, or of the Council of State, 6—The Council of State 
upon Conference with the Generals to nominate all Captains 
and Lieutenants; Generals to grant them Commiflions, and 
in their Abfence Commitlioners of the Admiralty to grant 
them—None to go Chaplains but Minifters approved by the 
Generals—Upon Report from the Commitlioners, Order 
for placing Purfers inftead of Stewards—Order touching 
Moncey for the Navy, 3. 

















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INDEX @ th SeventH VoLuMeE. 


Navlor, James, Order for difcharging him from his [mprifon- 
ment, 8 Sept. : 

Needham, Mr. prohibited to write the Weekly Intelligencer, 13 
May——Rettored, 15 Aug. 

Nelthorpe, Captain John, referred te the Commiffioners for no 
mivating Officers to confider of reftoring him to his ‘Troop, 
a0 J une. , ; 

Neville, Henry. Vide Privileges—appointed One of the Council 
of State, 16 May 91 Dec.—-His Letter difcovering the 
Intention of the Enemies of the Commonwealihread, 30 July 
—Another read, 24 Jan. 

New Foret, Wardens appointed, with Power to make Rangers 
and other Officers, 15 Aug. Comuniflioners for the Cuf- 
tody thereof appointed; Quorum, 1 Mar. 

Newark, Leter trom thence read, 15 Aug. 

Newcuflle, Addvels of Mayor, &amp;c. read; Letter of Thanks or 
dered, 16 June—Commiflioners for the Militiaadded, 1 Aug. 
Lift of Officers for the Militia read and approved, 11 
Bufinefs touching the Town to be confidered, 13 Sept.—Pe- 
tition of well-aflected Inhabitants—Another on behalf of the 
Mayor, &amp;c. read—Bill for better Government of the Town 
for one Year read ; Queftion that it be now read fecond Time, 
Neg. Day appointed for it, 14. Bill committed; the Com- 
mitice to offer fit Qualifications for Perfons to govern the fe- 
veral Corporations, 17——Letters and Warrant from thence 
read; Council of State to examine the Perlon apprehended 
with them, with l’ower todifcharge him, 2 Jan. 

Newdigate, Serjeant, appointed One of the Juftices of the Upper 
Bench til goth June next; Order for Patent under the Great 
Seal, 14 May Continued ull 2oth November next; his 
Commiflion to be renewed, 16 June. 

Newgate, Speaker to grant a Cowmniflionof Oyer and Terminer, 
and Gaol Delivery, to whom he fhall think fit; Order for 
pafling it under the Great Seal, 12 Jan. 

Nicholas, Thomas, St. appointed Clerk, 13 May. Vide Clerk 
—impowered to appoint a Deputy Kecorder of Canterbury, 
25 July. 

Newport, Lord. Vide Holland. 

Noe//, Martin, Petition read, and referred to the Committee of 
Infpection, 4 July——State of his Charge and Difcharge up- 
on his Mother's late Farms reported and read; his Petition 
and Propofal read; Report aad Propofal referred back, go 
Jan. 

Norcott, Sir John, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 7 Feb. Or- 
der for his Difcharge, 21. 

Norfolk, Petition of Gentlemen and others read; Petitioners 
thanked, 24 June Commiflioners for the Militia added, 
1.5 &amp;16 Aug.—Lift of Officers for the Militia read and 
approved, 15. 

Norris, John, Pardon for him, and Judges Certificate, read ; 
Pardon agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 
21 Ich. 

Northampton County, Petition of Sheriff, Juftices, &amp;c. read ; 
Petitioners thanked, 19 July——Lift of Officers for the Mi- 
litia read and approved; Council of State to prepare Com- 
miflions and fend them down; Officers to take the Engage- 
ment, 9 Aug. 

— Earl of, a Committee to prepare Proclamation againft 
him, Earl of Litchfield, Major General Browne, Sir ‘Tho- 
mas Leventhorp, Sir William Crompton, and Mr. Fanfhaw, 
20 Aug. Proclamation read; Blank filled up; Name of 
Colonel Edward Mafley to be inferted inftead of the Earl of 
Northampton; Proclamation agreed to; Order for patling it 
under the Great Seal—For Proclaiming it in the ufual Places 
at the ufual ‘Vimes—for printing and publifhing it; Council 
of State to fee it be fent to the refpective Sheritts, 3 Sept. 

Northumberland, Addvefs of Juttices of Peace, &amp;c. read; Let- 
ter of Thanks ordered, 13 June Commiflioners for the 
Militia added, 8 Aug. 

Norton, Richard, appointed One of the Council of State, 23 
Feb. 

Norwich, Petition of Mayor, &amp;e. read; Petitioners to be 
thanked, 19 July Commilflioners for the Militia added, 
17 Feb. 

Nottingham County, Petition againft fetting up a Court of 
Record and Court of Equity there and in Derbythire read, 
and referred to a Coinmittee, 1 Aug—Commiflioners for 
the Militia added, 8&amp;9. Liftof Officers for tle Militia 
read aud approved, 12 High Sheriff appointed, 4 Feb. 
Ditcharged; another appoinied, 24. 

Town, Commiifioners for the Militia added, 9 Aug.— 
Letter from Mayor, &amp;Xc. read, 15. 

——— Earl of, Petition read; Order for a Patent under the 
Great Seal to fettle Lands of 1,000 /. per Annum on him and 
his Countefs for their Lives, 8 Sept. 






































A. 1651, 1652 &amp; 1653. 
04 TIS, Cuftomary, 1652, Billagainft them read twice and 


committed, 25 Mar. 
Oblivion, 1651, Aét for a general Pardon and Oblivion reported; 








Debate thereon adjourned, £7 Nov.——Nefumed, 2 Dec. 
20,21 &amp; un. A Committee to read over the Bill, with 
the Amen nts, &amp;c. 22. ‘Their Report; Debate thereon, 


adjourned, 27 Refumed, 28 &amp; 29. Refumed; Previous 
and main Queftions for [ngroffment, feverally Affirima ive, 
29——Act read third Time, 5 Feb. Proceedings thereon, 
6. 10, 11, 12, 13. 18, 19 &amp; 20, Act pafled and to be printed, 
24 Council of State to confider the Abufe of reprinting 
and mifprinting the Act, g Mar. 

Objiruciions, 1651, Act for tranfinitting the Power of Commit- 
tees for them to Perfous not Members ordered, 2 Mar. 

1652, Read twice; Queftion that the Perfons to be 
named in the Bill to be the Commiffioners for compounding 
Neg. Act committed ; Committee impowered to Name fit 
Perfons, 30 Mar.—A&amp;t reported ; Commillioners appointed, 
Quorum; Times for determining the Claims, and for the 
Commiflioners to take the Oath; Clerk appointed; Aé 
palled, and to be printed, 1 Apr. 

Officers and Soldiers, 1652, Propofals from the Committce of 
the Army touching ftating, auditing, and cafting upthe Ac- 
counts of all that are or were in the Parliament Service from 
isth January 1647, to 20th October 1651, reported and 
agreed to, 15 Apr. Report touching the Bafinefs of the 
Northern Officers—Lift of them and of the Aflignments 
given to feveral Perfons read—Bill for allowing their Deben-. 
tures, and fecuring them out of the late King’s Lands, read 
twice, and committed—Act for fiating the Accounts of the 
Officers and Soldiers reported, 7 Sept. Read third Time; 
Debate thercon adjourned, go State of the Cafe touching 
Allignees of Scots Officers reported ; Commiflioners for Ob- 
fiructions to examine the Truth of their Petition, with Power 
to allow Aflignments to fuch of the Petitioners as have not 
forfeited them, 4 Feb. 

Offices, 1652, the Committee for retrenching the Charges there- 
of revived, 6 Dec. 

Ogle, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Okey, Colonel John, 1651, Refolution for fettling Lands in 
Scotland of 3002. per Annum on him and his Heirs; Bill 
for that Purpofe ordered, 9 Sept. Commiffioners to ‘be 
required by Letter to fet them out; Speaker to fign it, 
23 Jan. 

Oland, Margery, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committce of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Old Barge Houle, 1652, Council of State to take Care it be 
furveyed, 15 Sept. 

Oldenbergh, Earl of, 1651, his Letter read, 15 O&amp;. Vide 
Alylias Hermonnus. 

Orbe, Francis, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bi] for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 15 July, 

Orders, 1651, for fhutting the Door, 16 Aug.—For fhutting it 
till 12 o’Clock, 18 Aug. 1.17 &amp; 19 Sept. For making 
fit Paflage through Weftminfter Hall to the Houfe, 3 Dec. 

For confidering nothing but public Businefs for 14 Days, 

11 Mar. 

1652, Like Order, 13 Apr.——Order for fhutting the 

Door till 12 o’Clock, 21 May Vor confidering nothing 
but public BufinefS for 15 Days, 29 O&amp;. ~- For fhutting the 
Door, 24 Nov. ; 

Ordnance Office, 1651, Council of State to confider what Of- 
ficers, and what lees to them are neceflary to be continued, 
14 Jan. : 

1652, NReafons for fettling that Branch of the Office 
that refpects the Navy, or the Commiffioners of the 
Navy—Keafons of the Officers of Ordnance againft it, and 
for continuing the Naval Stores in the Tower, feverally re- 
ported, and referred to Council of State, 23 Apr. Paner 
touching the Proportion of Ammunition neceflary fur Supply 
of the Stores, and Eftimate thereof reported; Refolution for 
appropriating 100,000 /. to that Service, 22 Oct. 

Ormond, Earl of, 1652, Report from Council of State touching 
his Articles, with Doubts and Queftions thereupon; Previous 
Queftion that Delinquents in England, having Eftates in Ire- 
land, ought to have their Eftates there freed from Sequeftra- 
tion, Neg. Paper referred back, 18 Aug. 

Countels of, 1652, Petition read, 11 Aug. Letter 

from the Commander in Chief, and Commiifioners in Ire- 

land, with Certificate of feveral Depofitions concerning her, 

read; Commiffioners to fet apart a Houfe and Lands of 2,000 4. 

per Annum, and fettle them upon her and her Heirs—Order 

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INDEX @ the Seventun VouumnE: 


for paying her 500/. for her prefent Relief—For bringing 
her Children out of France, and educating them within the 
Commonwealth, 1 Feb. 

Orton, Francis, 1652, Queftion for inférting his Name in thé 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 2 July Order 
for inferting it, 28 O&amp;, 

Ojbaldjion, Alexander and Robert, 1652; their Names to be in- 
ferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Overton, Colonel Robert, 1652, Refolution for fettling Lands 
in Scotland of 5007, per Annum on him and his Heirs, re- 
ferving a yearly Rent of 1002. to the State, Commiflioners 
there to furvey upon Oath, fet out the Lands, and put him 
in Poffeflion, 14 May. 

Oullawries, 1652, a Committee to prepare Bill for preventing 
Mifchiets by pleading them, 26 Aug. 

Owen, Mr. 1651, defired to preach, 6 Sept.—Thanked—Order 
for him to preach every Sunday at Oxford, 28 Oct. 

Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
inittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Oxford, Wendy, 1651, Serjeant to deliver him to Newgate ; 
Sheriffs to fee his Sentence executed, 20 Jan. Previous 
Quefiions for remitting the Punifhment of the Pillory—For 
remitting his Banifhment, feverally Neg. 21. Order for his 
departing the Commonwealth within Six Days after he has 
fiood on the Pillory, 22. 

Oxon County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Mifnomer 
amended, 20. Leave given him to ftayin London, 24. 

1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miffion under the Great Seal, 12 Noy. Queftion for dif- 

charging him, Neg. Leave given him to go out of the 

County, 26. 

City, 1651, Minifiers appointed to preach there every 


Sunday—Matiers of Arts to preach in their Turns, 28 
Oét. 

















Univerfity, 1652, Petition of Vice Chancellor, &amp;c. 
referred to a Committee to confider of fit Perfons to be Vi- 
fitors, and of Powers to them, and of the Negative Voice 
ufed in the Univerfities, 11 June. 


A. 1053. 
Orr CERS ofthe Houfe. Vide Houfe. 


of the Navy; Commiflioners for the Navy to 
confider of fome Provifion for Widows and Children of Cap- 
tains flain in the late Sea Fight, 5 Aug. Report ; Order 
for Allowance to feveral, 28 Oct. Order for prefenting 
the Four Flag Officers with Chains, and the others with 
Medals; Vote to be communicated to them, 8 Aug. 

~——— of the Army ; the Committee of the Army to proceed 

- in fatisfying Arrears due to feveral Officers and Soldiers that 
were in Scotland, 8 Aug.—Same Committee to confider of 
fome Rules for Powers to be given them to call to Account 
Ofticers who have received Moneys for the Payment of Sol- 
diers, 1 Sept. Bill impowering them to fiate and de- 
termine the Accounts of all Officers and Soldiers for Money 
received from 5th Odiober, 1647, to 25th June 1653, read 
twice, and to be ingrofled, 1 O¢t. Commencement Act paf- 
fed and to be printed, 19. 

Petition of reduced Officers reported and read, 1 Sept. 
Referred to the Committee of Public Debts, 2. 

Offices, Bill to render Perfons incapable thereof who folicit for 
them ordered, 26 Oct. 

Owen, Dr. defired to preach, § Aug. 

Oxon County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

















A, 1054. 


FFICERS, Petition of reduced Officers and Soldiers 
read, and referred to a Committee, 22 Dec. 
Order againft confidering private Bufinefs for a Month, 22 
Nov. 
Ordinances. Vide Aéts, and Proteéior, Lord. 
Oxford City New Writ, 5 Oct. 


A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


AT IIS, Cuftomary, 1656, Bill againft them read, 4 O&amp;. 
Committed, 7. Committee revived; Order for their 

Meeting, 6 Nov. 
1657, Forms of Oaths to be taken by Lord Protector— 

by his Council—by Members of Parliament, 24 June. 
Officers, 1656, Petition of reduced Officers of England and Ire- 

land read, and referred to Committee, 21 Feb, 

Vou, VII, 








Offices, 1657, Bill for better chufing Perfons into Offices éf 
Truft read, 4 June. ‘ 

Ogle, Robert, 1657, his Information againft Sir Robert and 

. Daniel Collingwood read, 10 June. Vide Collingwood. 

Olivero, Sebaftian de. Vide Pereira. 

Orders, 1656, Agreed fora Rule, that when any Stranger is in 
the Houfe, no Member ought to ftir out of his Place, nor {peak 
to another, 19 Sept.—Againft printing private Petitions be- 
fore they are read in the Houfe, 23. Againft entering up- 
on private Bufinefs Four Days every Week, 1 Jan. For 
meeting at 8 o’Clock every Morning—For confidering the 
Bufinets of Money at 10 o’Clock—For receiving Reports 
from Committees, after a private Bill read, till that Time, 
19 Feb.—For putting off private Bufinefs for a Week, 17 
Mar.—For fhutting the Door againft Members going out 
without Order, 24. 

1657, Againft receiving private Bufinefs for 14 Days, 

26 May.—For fhutting the Door till a Bill be read, 30-—For 
meddling with nothing but publick Bufinefs for Eight Days, 
6 June—For excluding all private Bufinefs for a Week, 16 
—For excluding it for a Month, 28 Jan. 

Ordinances. Vide Aéis. 

Orphans, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill for taking Care 
of them, and for Pretervation of their Eftates and Deicents, 
23, Sept. Bill to be prefented, 12 Dec. 

Owen, Dr. 1656, defired to aflift in carrying on the Work of 
Humiliation, 18 Sept. 25 Feb. Thanked, and to print 
his Sermon, 31 Oct. 28 Feb. : 

1657, Bill for fettling Lands in Ireland of 1007. per 

Annum on him and his Heirs, in lieu of Lands formerly 

granted him in England, ordered, 1 May. Read, 11. Com- 

mitted, 14. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 19. Paffed ; 

Protector’s Content to be defired, 20. Proteétor’s Con- 

fent, 9 June. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1656, Order for Money for his 
Burial, 20 Dec. 

Owfe, River, 1656, Bill for amending it at or near York, read, 









































16 Mar. Order for fecond Reading, 20, 
1657, Like Order, 26 Mar. Bill committed, 1 
Apr. ‘lo be reported, 26 May Reported, and to be 


ingroffed, 1 June. Pafled ; Proteétor’s Confent to be de- 

fired ; Proteétor’s Confent, 26. 
Oxford Univerfity, 1656, Petition read, and referred t 
mittee, 7 Dec. Vide Law, Civil. Another read wad re= 
ferred to a Committee, 19 Jan. Committees added, 23 Jan, 
4 Feb. Committee impowered to fend for Perfons, &amp;c. 
27 Report ; Order for fufpending all Proceedings in the 
Upper Bench againft Dr. Palmer; the Committee to examine 
the whole Matter of Fadl, 5 Feb. 


Som- 











A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


ORDE RS for fhutting the Door, 7 Mar—i8 Apr.— 
for Strangers to depart out of the Lobby, 22. 
Oxford County, Election and double Return; Report ; Sheriff 
or Under Sheriff to attend the Committee, 1 Feb. Further 
Report ; Return to be withdrawn, 7. 


A. 1059. 


O DFORD, Jane, Pardon for her, and Judges Certificate, 
read; Pardon agreed to; Order for pafling it under the 
Great Seal, 21 Feb. 

Officers, Previous and main Queftions that all fhall be fuch as 
fear God, and are faithful to the Caufe, feverally Affirmative, 
—A Committee to confider of perfons fit to be fettled in civil 
and military Employments, 9 May—Report touching mili- 
tary Officers, 13. Vide Army—Further Keport touching civil 
Ofticers, 18. Vide Admiralty—The Committee of Safety to 
confider of all in the Difpotal of the State, 19—A Commit- 
tee to make the Oath adminiftered to the Commiffioners of the 
Great Seal practicable to all minifterial Officers, 4 June. 
Committees added, 7. Bill appointing an Oath to be taken 
by them, read twice, and committed, 20. Reported, and 
paffed ; Commiffioners of the Great Seal to adminifter it, 
and iffue Commiffions for adminiftering it in the Counties, 24 
—A Committee to treat with minifterial Officers about ad- 
vancing a Year’s Profit of their refpective Offices, and about 
Re-payment thereof, 22 June. 

Ogle, Henry, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 30 
June—Report referred back, 2 July. 

Okey, Colonel, Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported, read, 
and approved, 30 June—Their Commiflions delivered, 1. 
13 &amp; 28 July—4 Aug.—His Letter read, 1 Aug.—Lift 
of Officers in: his Regiment reported and read, 7 Jan. Read 
again aud approved, 12. Their Commiflions waa ~ 

—Order 





INDEX 20 the S 


Order for releafing all Members refrained by him— 
Information concerning him referred to Council of State, 
27 Feb. 

Orders, for Speaker to take the Chair every Morning at 8 
o’Clock ; the Council of State and Committee of the Houfe 
to forbear fitting—No Motion to be made after 12 o’Clock, 
31 May For confidering public Bufinefs only for ten Days, 
9 Sept.—for eight Days, 21—-Againft Members going out 
of the Houfe, 22 &amp; 2g Sept. 2.9. 16 &amp; 25 Jan. For 
clearing the Lobby, and fhutting the Lobby Door, 23 Sept. 

Againft admitting private Bufinefs during the fitting of 
this Parliament, 23 Feb. 

Ordinances. Vide Aéts. 

Ordnance Office, Letter from the Officers thereof read, 16 
Jan. 

Overton, Major General Robert, Commiflioners for nominating 
Officers, to nominate him for fome Preferment, according to 
his Merit, 10 June——Appointed Governor of Hull, 9 July; 
his Commiflion delivered, 13. Lift of Officers in his Regi- 
ment, reported, read, and ——— their Commiflions de- 
livered, 30 Previous and main Queftions for appointing 
him One of the Commiffioners for the Government of the 
Army, feverally Affirmative, 12 Oct. 

Robert, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 18 
June Report recommitted; Earl of Leven’s Petition re- 
ferred, ris Order for making Report, 22 &amp; 25 Aug. 
——+%4 Sept. 

Owen, Dr. Vide Chrifichurch. Defired to preach, 7 May. 
Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 8——Defired to aflift 
in carrying on the Work of Fafting, 20 &amp; 26 July—Thank- 
ed, 3 Aug. 

Colonel John, appointed Colonel of a Regiment, 28 
July. Commiffions delivered to him and his Officers, 28 &amp; 
30——-His Commiflion revoked, 6 Mar. 

John, Order for paying him Moneys due for ftationary 
Wares, 15 Mar. 

Oxford County, Petition of Inhabitants read ; Petitioners thank- 
ed, 1 June—Cuftos Rotulorum appointed, 25 Commif- 
fioners for the Militia added, 5 Aug.—Lift of Officers read 
and approved ; Council of State to prepare Commiffions for 
them, and take Care they be delivered; Officers to take the 
Engagement, 9——Commiffioners for the Affeffment added, 
15 &amp; 17 Feb. 2 Mar. High Sheriff appointed, 24 
Feb. 


City, Commiffioners for the Affeffment, added, 16 
Feb. 


A, 1051, 1652 &amp; 1653. 


P ACKINGTON, Sir John, 1652, Petition read ; Previous 


Queftion for inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of 


Delinquents Lands, Neg. Commiflioners for compounding 
to certify the State of his Cafe, with the Proofs, and their 
Proceedings, 3 Nov. 

Palmes, Sir George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Pamphlets, 1651, traiterous and feditious Paper, intituled “A 
General Summons, to rife for the King and Laws,” reported 
—Act prohibiting the keeping and publifhing feditious Pa- 
pers, read twice, and committed, 4 Sept. 

1652, The Committee of plundered Minifters to find out 
the Author, &amp;c. of a Book intituled “ The Three Grand Im- 
poftors,” and fupprefs the Book ; Power giventhem to examine 
upon Oath, 22 June To confider how — Books may 
be fupprefled—Act for reviving an Act againft unlicenfed and 
{candalous Books and Pamphlets, and for better regulating of 
Printing, read twice, and committed, 21 Sept.——Report- 
ed; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act pafled, and to be 
printed, 7 Jan.—Title, and Part of a printed Pamphlet, in- 
tituled “ An Anfwer to the Declaration of the imaginary Par- 
liament of the unknown Commonwealth of England” read ; 
Council of State to find out the Author, &amp;c. with Power to 
fecure them—Printed Book, intituled “ Merlini Anglici Ephe- 
meris ; or, Aftrological Prediéts for the Year 1653,” by Wil- 
liam Lilly, referred to the Committee of plundered Minifters, 
with Power to fend for and fecure the Author—Council of 
State to confider of a printed Book, whereof fome Sheets were 
prefented, and to find out the Author, &amp;c. with Power to 
fend for and fecure them, 26 O¢ct.— Power given to fupprefs 
Books that go out to the Difhonour of the Parliament and 
Prejudice of the Commonwealth-—To examine the Authors of 
Books called “ Mercurius Britannicus,” and “The Scout,” 
or others of like Nature, with Power to imprifon or otherwife 
punifh the Offenders, 28 Dec. 

uh a 1652, Petition read; Queftion for referring it to a 
vommittee, Neg. Petition rejected, 30 June. 

Pardon, general. Vide Oblivion. 


EVENTH VOLUME. 


Paris, John, 1652, inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of 
Delinquents Lands refpited, 14 July——Order for inferting it, 
28 Oct. 

Parke, Lawrence and Giles, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Parker, Savah, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 20 Nov. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

William, 1652, Quettion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 2 July. 

————= Jane and Children, 1652, Petitions read, and to be con- 
fidered, 17 Mar. 

Parkinfon, Lawrence, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 July. 

Parks. Vide Forefis. 

Parliament, 1651, Debate touching an equal Reprefentative, to 
be refumed, 16 Sept. Relfumed; Order for making Report, 
17. Report; Debate thereon adjourned, 24. Retumed; a 
Committee to prepare Bill for fettling the Time for the Sit- 
ting of this Parliament and calling a new One, 25. Com- 
mittees added ; all that come to have Voices, 26 Order 
for meeting of the Committee, and fitting de die in diem, 
excepting one Day, 10 Oct. Committee fits, 14. 16, 17, 
18. 22, 23 &amp; 28 Oct. 4. 6, 7. 11,12 &amp; 13 Nov. 
Motion from them for Houfe to appoint a Day for debating 
whether it be now a convenient Time to declare a certain 
Time for the Continuance of this Parliament, beyond which 
it fhall not fit, agreed to, 13. Bufinefs debated; Previous 
and main Queftions, that now is a convenient Time, feve- 
rally Affirmative, 14. Time agreed to, 18. 

— 1652, The Committee on the Bill revived, 7 May. 
Sits, 12.19 &amp; 26——State of their Proceedings reported ; 
Previous and main Quettions for diffolving them, and commit- 
ting the Bill to a felect Committee, feverally Affirmative ; all 
that come to have Voices; Committee impowered to fend 
for, and advife with any Perfons, 14 Sept-—— Order for their 
meeting, referred ta them to confider the Number of Mem- 
bers for Scotland, 15 Dec. Bill to be reported, 16 Feb. 
Reported ; Debate thereon adjourned, 23—Refumed; Pre- 
vious and main Queftions that the Blanks for Scotland and 
Ireland be filled up with 37, feverally Neg. Order for filling 
them up with 30,2 Mar. Proportions of Members for Eng- 
land, a. 16 &amp; 23. 

1653, Qualification of Eleétors, 30 Mar.—Proceedings 
on the Report, 13 Apr. 

Parre, Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;t. 

Parfons, Mr. 1651. Vide Privileges. 

George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

William, 1652, Petition read; Commiffioners for com- 
pounding to examine what Part of his Debt remains unpaid, 
and give Order for Payment thereof at 10/. per Weck, 26 
Aug. 

Pattefon, Mary, 1652, Order for paying the Remainder of 200 7. 
formerly afligned her, 13 Apr. 

Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Pauls, 1652, Lord Mayor, &amp;c. to examine what Lead has been 
taken off the Church, 11 Aug——Order for taking down 
the Scaffolds, and felling them towards Payment of Public 
Faith Debts, 1 O&amp;. 

Pawe, Lord Adrian. Vide Holland. 

— Nicolas, 1652, Petition read ; Order for inferting his 

‘ame in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 27 O&amp;. 

Peacock, Captain James, 1652, his Letter read; Council of 
State to take Notice, as from the Parliament, of his good Ser- 
vice, 10 June. 

Pearfon, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Peafley, Lettice, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Peck, Mr. 1651, Act enabling him to fell Lands for Payment 
of his Fine and Debts to be read, 20 &amp; 21 Aug. 

Pelham, Mr. 1651, Order for difpofing of 100/. only, towards 
the Charges of his Funeral, out of the 500/, formerly or- 
dered; the Refidue to be difpofed of for the Good of his 
Children—The 100/. to be paid to his Widow, 1 O&amp;. 

P.mberton, James, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Pembroke, Earl of, 1651, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 25 Nov. 

Penkryin, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 13 July. 

Pennington, Alderman, 1651, appointed One of the Council 
of State, 25 Noy. 


Poy, 
Percy, 





INDE X @o the SEVENTH VoLuME. 


Percy, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted-in.the Bill. for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Perkins, Richard, 1652, difcharged from being Alderman of 
Hull, and difabled from bearing any Office of Magiftracy in 
the Commonwealth, 14 Sept. 

Perkinfon, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oét. 

Peterborough,.1651, the Mintter to be ufed for a Place of public 
Worthip, the Inhabitants repairing and maintaining it; Bill 
for that Purpofe ordered, 15 Aug. Read twice; Queftion 
for Ingroffment, Neg. Act pafled, 1g——Petition of Pa- 
rifhioners read ; Bells of the ‘Town Church to be referved for 
the Ufe of the Commonwealth ; Parifhioners impowered to 
pull down the Church for amending the Minfter ; Bill for 
that Purpofe ordered, 11 Mar. 

Peters, Mr. 1652, defired to preach, 27 Jan. 

Petitions, 1651, Houfe to confider touching undue printing 
them and other Papers, 9 Jan. 

1652, A Committee appointed to receive them, and 
confider which are proper for the Parliament, and which 
for Courts of Juftice, and other Places; Petitions referred, 
27 Aug. 

Peto, Mrs. 1652, Order for paying her 20s. out of the laft 
Colleétion, 9 Feb. 

Petre, Lord, 1652, his Petition, with Lord Mayor’s Certificate 
annexed, read ; Previous and main Queftions that the Com- 
miflioners for compounding be required to take off his 
Sequeftration, feverally affirmative, 29 June. 

Phenix, a Ship, 1652, Manner of recovering it from the Dutch 
reported, 8 Dec. 

Phillilot, Peter, 1652, Certificate from the Commiffioners for 
compounding touching him ; Order for inferting his Name 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 16 Nov. 

Philipfon, Miles and John, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Phips, Lieutenant Colonel Robert, 1651, Committee of Ac- 
counts to examine and ftate his Accounts for nis Arrears, 
31 Okt. 

Pickenden, Sufan, 1652, Previous and main Queftions for re- 
prieving her for a Month, feverally Affirmative ; Judges to 
certify the Matter of Fa&amp; in the mean Time, 4 Aug. 
Queftion that her Reprieve ftand longer, Neg. 1 Sept. 

Pickering, Sir Gilbert, 1651, appointed One of the Council 
of State, 24 Nov. 

— Colonel, 1652, Cafe of his Executors touching his 
Accounts and Arrears referred to the Committee of the Army, 
18 Feb. 

Pigott, Richard, 1652, a Committee to examine the Matter 
touching his Debt, 17 Noy. : 
— 1653, Debt of 3,430/. allowed; Liberty given him 

to double, 6 Apr. 

Pike, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Pilkington, Hugh, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Pinchin, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 
Pitcher, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 
Plefington, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Plumble, John and Thomas, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Plumpton, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. . 

Sir Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. ; 

Pointz, Nicolas and Giles, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Poole, Thomas, 1652, his Naine to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July Petition read, and 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, 26 Aug—Commif- 
fioners for compounding impowered to hear and determine 
his Appeal, 3 Nov. ; 

Thomas, of Wedfbury, 1653, Order for fettling Lands 
in Scotland, of 80/. per Annum on him and his Heirs, referv- 
ing a yearly Rent of 20l, to the State ; Speaker to write to 
the Commiffioners there to fettle them upon him, 6 Apr. 

Poor, 1652, a Committee to confider how they may be fet on 
Work and relieved, and not fuffered to beg ; and to review 
all Aéts touching them, and report the Defects thereof, with 
Power to receive Propofals, 27 Apr. Votes to be printed 
and publifhed—The Committee to fit de die in diem, 32— 
A&amp; for further providing for and —s them on Work, read 
twice and committed, 12 Oct. To be reported, 11 &amp; 19 
Jan.—Reported ; and to be ingroffed, 4 Feb. Order for 
third Reading, 10. Queftion that it be now read, Neg. 11. 

Refumed, 16 &amp; 17. 





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Read ; Debate thereon adjourned, 15. 
Vout. VIL. 





Popery, 1651, A&amp; for fuppreffing it to be read, 1 &amp; 8 O&amp;. 

Popham, Admiral, 1651, Council of State to take Order for 
bringing his Corpse to London, and for an honourable Inter- 

ment, 25 Aug. Speaker and Houfe to attend his Funeral, 
16 Sept. Order for paying a Year’s Salary to his Widow; 
the Committee of the Navy to take Care it be paid, 9 O&amp;. 

Alexander, 1651, appointed One of the Council of 

State, 25 Nov. 

——— 1652, Act for fettling and eftablifhing the Remainder of 
a Term of 80 Years to come in certain Manors and Lands in 
Somerfetfhire on him and his Affigns, read twice; Queftion 
for Ingroffment, Neg. A&amp; paffed, 9 Apr. 

Porter, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 O&amp;. 

Portlock, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Portfmouth, 1652, Commiflioner of the Yard appointed, 28 Sept. 

Portugal, 1652, Letter from the Ambaflador extraordinary from 
thence read ; Council of State to give Order for his Re- 
ception, and take Care a Safe Conduét for him be fpeedily 
difpatched, 17 Aug.———Another read ; Council of State to 
appoint a/Time for his coming to London, 15 Sept. Others 
read, 28.° Tranflates of his Letter, and Letter of Credence, 
read; Day appointed for giving him Audience ; Matter of the 
Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith; Members appointed 
to attend him to the Parliament, 29/ Manner of receiving 
him ; Letters, Credentials, and his Speech read ; Bufinefs to 
be confidered, 304—Referred to Council of State to hear 
and treat with him ; Mafier of the Ceremonies to give him 
Notice thereof, 5 O¢&amp;-—&lt;—Their Proceedings reported and 
approved ; Refolution that they draw into Articles the Sub- 
{tance of his Anfwers to the Preliminary Articles, and prefent 
them to him, and, upon his Agreement thereto, that they 
enter into a Treaty of Peace with him, and take Care the 
Articles concerning the Merchants be fpeedily put in Execu- 
tion—Clerk to fend the original Paper, figned by him, being 
his Confent to their laft Demands, 30 Nov.—Their Tranf- 
actions reported ; Day appointed for giving him Audience ; 
Matter of the Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith ; Debate 
to be relumed, 15 Dec. Manner of receiving him ; his Speech 
read; Debate relumed; Refolution touching the Sum fox 
clearing the Account upon the fourth Preliminary Article ; 
Council of State to fettle the Security and Time for Payment 
thereof—To proceed with the Treaty—Confideration of the 
Portugal Ships and Goods, now in Queftion, referred to them, 
16+—Report that he had figned the Preliminary Articles ; 
Speaker to fign thofe on the Part of the Commonwealth, and 
feal them with the Parliament Seal; Council of State to pre- 
pare them in Latin, 5 Jan. Speaker acquaints Houfe he has 
figned them ; Order for fending them to Council of State to 
be delivered, 11—His Letter referred to them, 1 Feb. 

Pot Office, 1651, Order touching the Offices of Poftmafter, in- 
and and foreign, revived; Council of State to report their 
Opinion thereupon, 30 Sept. 

— 1652, Report of feveral Claims ; Propofals for forming 

the Office read; Previous and main Queftions for refer- 
ring the Bufinefs to Council of State, feverally Affirmative, 
oe Order renewed to the prefent Council of State, 
6 Dec. 

Potter, Mr. 1651, Debate touching him to be refumed, 15 &amp; 
16 Aug. Reifumed; Previous and main Queftions for par- 
doning him, feverally affirmative, 18, 

Power, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 1 July. 

Powis, Lord, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 20 Odt. 

Prater, George, 1652. his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Dalinguentd Efiates, 2 Nov. 

Prefcott, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Prefion, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;t. 

Price, George, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, with 
Power to hear and determine it, and to difpenfe with any 
Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Sir John, 1652, Order for pardoning his Delinquency, 

and taking off his Sequeftration, 31 Mar. 

Johan, 1652, Pardon for her read and agreed to ; 

Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, g Mar. 

Herbert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. : 

Pride, Colonel Thomas, 1652, Refolution for fettling Lands 
in Scotland of 500/. per Annum on him and his Heirs, re- 
ferving a yearly Rent of 100 /. to the State ; Commiffioners 
there to furvey upon Oath, fet them out, and put him in 

Poffeflion, 14 May. : 

Prideaux, Edmund, 1652, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 25 Nov. Q Priefts, 
































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IN DEX @ the 


Priefs, Romith. Vide Jefuits. 

Primatt, Jofiah, 1651. Vide Privileges. 

Printing. Vide Pamphlets. ; 

— 1651, Council of State to confider of difpofing of the 

rifoners taken at Worcefter, 6 Sept. Lift reported and read ; 
Speaker to iffue Warrant for fending fome ™p to London, and 
leaving others to be difpofed of upon the Place—Council of 
State to confider who ought to be made public Examples of, 
and give Directions for fecuring and difpofing of the reft, 9. 
Claufe in Lord General’s Letter touching Perfons engaged in 
the former War that now appeared in Arms, referred to them, 
10. Report ; Refolutions for trying feveral, 11. Council of 
State to confider the Charge the State is put to by them, and 
give Order touching them, 16—Order for Money for Provi- 
fion for the Scots Prifoners, 26———Council of State to give 
a proper Allowance for Maintenance of fuch as fhall, by Ad- 
drefs to them, make known their Neceffities, 21 Oct. 
Letter and Information that feveral are efeaped into Scotland; 
Refolution for proceeding againft them by martial Law, and 
punifhing them with Death, 19 Nov.—Order touching an 
Allowance to Scots Prifoners, Officers, and Soldiers—Council 
of State to confider whether the Contraétors for tran{porting 
the common Soldiers have broken their Contraét—To difpofe 
of thofe in the feveral Counties—To take Care the Prifoners 
at St. James’s be fent over into Ireland, 28. 

— 1652, Council of State to confider of fpeedy Relief for 
thofe in the Tower, 25 Mar. To make a Lift of all taken, 
and how, and where they are difpofed of, and to confider of 
a fit Provifion for the Necetlitous, 3 Feb. All that are re- 
prieved to ftand reprieved till ift Od. next; Sheriffs to 
forbear Execution in the mean Time ; Judges to certify their 
feveral Cales, 20 July--——Order for fending home the French 
Prifoners taken in the laft Prizes ; Councilot State to confider 
in what Manner, and at what'Time they may be fent, 8 Sept. 
——Comuniflioners for the Admiralty and Navy to take Care 
of the wounded Dutch Prifoners, 24 Feb—Report of Care 
taken, 8 Mar. 

Pritchard, Natiianael, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O€t. 

Privileges, 1651, Joliah Primatt’s Petition read and avowed ; Pe- 
titioner, and Lieutenant Colonel Lilbourn examined ; Petition 
referred to a Committee, with Power to examine upon Oath ; 
Inftruction to confider a particular Part firft, 23 Dec——To 
examine touching the contriving, printing, and publifhing the 
Petition; and who the Perfons that contrived, &amp;c. 6 Jan. 
Order for making Report,g. State of the Matter of Faét, 
Evidence and Proceedings of the Committee, reported; Petition 
read; Refolution and Judgment of the Commiflioners for 
compounding approved—Queftions touching the Charge of 
ppreflion and Tyranny againfi Sir Arthur Hafslerigg, feve- 
rally Neg. Refolution that he is not guilty either of Oppreffion 
or 'l'yranny ; Petition voted falfe, {candalous, and malicious 
—Printing, publifhing, and difperfing it, voted a Breach of 
Privilege ; Candles ordered ; Petition to be burnt by the com- 
mon Hangman ; Sheriffs to fee it done—Refolution for fining 
Primatt 3,000 /. to the Ufe of the Commonwealth—2,o00 /. to 
Sir Arthur Hafslerigg—2,oo0 /. to the Commiffioners for com- 

ounding—Order tor his Commitment to the Fleet till the 
Reneps are paid—For bringing him to Bar to receive Judg- 
ment—Refolution for fining Lieutenant Colonel Lilbourn the 
fame Sums-—For banifhing him—-For his Departure within 
30 Days—For bringing him to Bar to receive Sentence, 15. 
Brought; feveral Paflages in a Book written by him read; 
Book voted falfe, f{candalous, and malicious—Order for burn- 
ing it with Primatt’s Petition—For delivering all printed 
Copies of the Book and Petition to the Sheriffs, Proceedings 
and Votes upon the Report to be printed and publithed, 16. 
Sentences pronounced—Petition on Lilbourn’s Behalf read— 
A&amp;t for enacting the Judgment of Parliament againft Colonel 
John Lilbourn ordered, 20. Read twice, and committed, 21. 
Order for Meeting of the Committee, 23. Ad reported; 
Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be 
printed, 30. 

1652, Primatt’s Petition read; Order for difcharging 

him from his Imprifonment, and the Fine due to the State ; 

Speaker to iffue Warrant for his Difcharge, 7 Apr.—Speaker 

informs the Houfe he was infulted coming to his Duty; Renta 

examined, and committed to Bridewell to hard Labour and 
daily Correction ; Member to fee the Order put in Execution, 

4 Nov. A Committee to examine the Breach of Privilege 

in arrefting Sir Thomas Walfingham ; all that come to have 

Voices, 22 Feb. 

1653, Report; Filewood and Hermdon to be fent for as 

Delinquents ; Order for difcharging them from the Offices of 

Serjeant at Mace and Yeoman, and rendering them incapable 

of bearing any Offices— For committing them to Newgate for 

fix Months, without Bail or Mainprize, 31 Mar. 























SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Prizes, 1651, Council of State to confider of fome Method to 
prevent Frauds therein, 15 Oét. 

1652, Propofals touching Prizes taken from France and 
Spain in the Reginsing of the late War referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 6 Dec. Report from Council of 
State, touching the fettling a Way for the Sale of Dutch 
Prizes—Further Report touching Commiffioners for Dutch 
Prizes ; Petition of Treafurers and Collectors of Prize Goods 
read; Refolution that they, with the Commiffioners for 
Dutch Prizes, be joint Commiffioners for Prize Goods—Or- 
der for each to make a diftinét Account to this Time, for 
Prizes and Goods refpectively feized by them; Act for that 
Purpofe ordered, 8 Mar. 

Probert, Charles 1652, Order for reprieving him till 1ft OG@ober 
next; Sheriffs to forbear Execution in the mean Time, Judges 
to certify the Matter of Fact, 20 July. 

Prowfe, Robert, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding im- 
powered to hear and determine his Appeal, 3 Nov. 

Pudfey, Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Michael, 1652, his Name to be infertéd in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Pullon, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Purefoy, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. 1651 &amp; 1652. 

Pymm, Mr. 1651, a Committee, with the Commiflioners for 
compounding, to fiate the Matter of Fact touching his Debts, 
13 May. 











A. 1653. 


AMPHI1, ETS, a Committee to confider the Abufe in 
printing feditious Pamphlets, and fcurrilous Books, 6 
ug. 

Papijis. Vide Recufants. 

Parker, Jane, Petition reported ; Queftion for Reading it, Neg. 
29 Sept. 

Parliament, a Committee to prepare Declaration to invite all 
godly People to feek God for a Blefling upon their Counfels 
and Proceedings, 7 July. Declaration reported ; read at 
large, and then in Parts, and agreed to, with Amendments ; 
Order for printing and publifhing it, 12. 

Peacock, Captain James, upon Report from the Committee of 
the Navy, Order for allowing his Widow and Children 
1,100 /. for their Maintenance, 28 Oét. 

Peck, Henzy, his Cafe reported from the Committee for Papifts 
Eftates, 20 O&amp;. Referred back, 21. 

Peirce, John, Petition reported, 10 O&amp;. 

Pembroke County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Pemly, Minifter appointed, 16 Nov. 

Pen, Vice Admiral, Order for prefenting him with a Gold Me- 
dal; Vote to be communicated to him, 8 Aug. Appointed 
One of the Generals at Sea, 3 Dec. 

Petitions, Confideration of the Bufinefs touching prefenting 
them referred to a Committee, 16 July—A Committee ap- 
pointed to receive them, 20. 

Peyton, Robert and Algernoon, Bill to enable them to fell Lands 
or Payment of Debts, read twice, and committed, 29 Oct. 
—Reported, and to be ingroffed, 9 Nov. 

Philips, Mr. Report touching him to be made, 1 Sept.—Made, 
Bufinefs laid afide, 30 O&amp;t. 

Pickering, Sir Gilbert, appointed One of the Council of State, 
9 July—1 Nov. 

Pit, Captain Henry, Petition reported, read, and referred to 
the Committee for raifing Moneys, 19 Sept. 

Polgreen, John, Petition reported and read ; Order for pardon- 
ing him, 10 O&amp;. 

Pollard, Catharine, Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
of Prifons, 5 O&amp;t. 

Poor, a Committee appointed for them, 20 July Report, 
12 Aug. Vide Cardigan County Power of difpofing 
Moneys raifed by Impofts on Coals for their Relief, tranf- 
— to the Committee for regulating the Cuftoms, 14 

ov. 

Portugal, Lord Chief Juftice to iflue Warrants for apprehending 
the Actors and Abettors of a horrid Murder committed by 
fome of that Nation; a Committee to prepare Proclamation 
for that Purpofe, 21 Nov. 

Powell, Lady Mary, Report of Proceedings upon her Petition 
touching force, fraud, and undue Practices for taking away her 
Eftate ; Order for producing to the Committee Deeds leading 
to the Ufes of the Fine, pretended to be acknowleged by 
her, 22 Aug. 











Prerogative 








IN DEX @o the SEVENTH Votume. 


Prerogative Court, a Committee to examine what Moneys 
belonzing to the Commonwealth are in the late Officers 
Hands, 19 Sept. 

Prefton, Petition read; Bill for appropriating the Reétory, and 
uniting it with the Vicarage, and affuring the Advowfon of 
the patronage to Emanuel College, Cambridge, ordered and 
read, 15 Aug. 

Pride, Colonel, upon Report from Council of State; Order for 
recruiting his Regiment to 1,000 Men—For taking the Re- 
cruits upon the Eftablifhment, 8 Aug.—For continuing and 
paying them three Months longer, 28 Oét. 

— and Prifoners, a Committee for them appointed, 20 

uly. Power given them to fend for Perfons, &amp;c. Quorum, 
22. Power given them to adminifter Oath, 26. Report, 30. 
Vide Lenthall, Sir John. 

Committee impowered to commit Perfons for not at- 
tending them, 8 Aug.—Report of general Grievances touch- 
ing Prifons and Prifoners to be confidered, 17. The 
Committee to prepare Act for Redrefs thereof, 18. Vide 
Creditors.——The Committee impowered to confider Caufes 
of Commitments for all criminal Matters, and fend for Copies 
of all Records and Mittimus’s, 6 O&amp;. 

Privileges, Petition of Apprentices in Behalf of Colonel John 
Lilbourn; fix Perfons examined; Petition voted a Breach 
of Privilege, fcandalous and feditious ; Order for taking them 
into Cuftody; Council of State to examine the Authors, 
Abettors, &amp;c. Member to acquaint them therewith, 2 Aug. 
Order for difcharging one of them, 11. Their Letter read ; 
their Examinations reported; Order for committing them to 
Bridewell to hard Labour, 16——-Petition read, 3 Sept.— 
Another read; Order for their difcharge, 8--—-A @ommittee 
to examine the Breach of Privilege by printing the Proceed- 
ings of Parliament, 6 Aug.——Petition of Filewood and 
Hermdon reported and read; Debate thereon adjourned, 3 
Oc. 

Prizes, Members to prefent fomething touching the Bufinefs 
of them, 13 Sept. 











A. 1654. 


P4aMP HLETS, Houfe informed of a printed Pamphlet 
intituled the Speech of Colonel Shapcott, a Knight of 
Devonfhire; Pamphlet voted treafonable, falfe, fcandalous, 
and feditious; the Committee of Printing to inquire into the 
Author, &amp;c. and fupprefs the Book ; yy to feize the 
Copies, and take into Cuftody Perfons that fell or publith 
them, 7 Nov. A Committee to confider of two printed 
Books, 12 Dec. Vide Biddle. Information of a Book de- 
livered at the Door, intituled Differtatio de Pace, &amp;c. or, a 
Difcourfe touching the Peace and Concord of the Church ; 
Dancy and Carpenter examined ; Dancy ordered into Cuftody ; 
Book referred to a Committee, with Power to examine the 
Subftance thereof; who were the Authors, &amp;c. and to fecure 
Perfons; Quorum appointed ; Serjeant to enter Moone’s and 
Cotterell’s Houfes, and feize the Books, 21 Dec. 
Papillon, Thomas. Vide Ford, Richard. 
Parifhes, Ordinance for uniting them referred to a Committee, 
Oct. 

het diffolved, 22 Jan. 

Peas. Vide Corn. 

Pos of Edam, a Ship, Petition of feveral Merchants, read ; Or- 
der for refioring the Ship and Lading free from Forfeiture or 
Confiscation; Commiffioners of the Cuftoms to give Order 
that it be done accordingly, 15 Nov. 

Printing, a Committee to confider of redrefling Abufes therein, 
and putting a ftop to printing new Books in the mean Time, 
22 Sept. Quorum reduced, 13 Nov. Bill touching it 
to be prefented, 21 Dec. 

Privileges, Committee appointed 5 Sept. Revived ; Order for 
their Meeting, 15 Committees added, 5 Oét. 14 
Dec. Colonel Madrin’s Complaint ; Speaker to iffue War- 
rant for difcharging of his Servant, 28 Sept.——Sir Robert 
Pye’s Complaint ; Teaber acquaints the Houfe that the Under 
Sheriff enforced Sir Robert Pye to lay down 4o0/. before he 
could have his Liberty ; Bailiffs and Under Sheriff ordered into 
Cuftody, 5 Oct. Severally examined; Arreft voted a Breach 
of Privilege; Under Sheriff to return the Money; Order for 
his Difcharge—For continuing the Bailiffs in Cuftody; Soli- 
citor to be fent for as a Delinquent, 12 Under Sheriff 
ordered into Cuftody for not reftoring the Money; Plaintiff 
to be fent for as a pulinguent, 6 Nov.—Moone and Cotte- 
rell to be committed to the Gatehoufe for Contempt of a 
Committee ; Serjeant to take them into Cuftody, and deliver 
them over, 19 Dec.—Houfe informed that Theauro John 
drew his Sword in the Lobby, and ftruck at divers Perfons, 

Von. VII. 


























examined thereupon, and committed to the Gatehoufe, a 
Committee to examine him further, 30. 

Proteétor, Lord, his Meffage, defiring Members to attend him 
in the painted Chamber; Purport of his Speech, 3 Sept.— 
Comes in State to the Abbey, and after Sermon, to the paint- 
ed Chamber, makes a Narration of the Grounds of calling 
the Members together, and the Weightinefs of their Employ- 
ment; defires them to exercife their Liberty in choofing a 
Speaker, 4—Gives his Concurrence to a Declaration, 19— 
His Letter reported and read; Management of the Detign 
mentioned therein, left to him, with the Advice of his Coun- 
cil, 22—— Another Letter, with Schedule inclofed read, 5 
Oct. Read again; Refolution for defiring him to give Or- 
der for Money for the Army and Navy, 6—A Committee 
to confider Ordinances made by him and his Council, 10 —- 
To confider the Ordinance and former Acts touching Trea- 
fons, 6 Dec. Vide Treafons—His Letter touching approving 
Deputy of Ireland, and feveral great Officers, read, 24 Oct. 

Previous Queftion for confidering the Manner of 
prefenting Bills to him, Neg. 18 Jan.—He diffolves the 
Parliament, 22. 

Purveyance, Bill for taking it away, ordered, 21 Nov.——-Read, 
15 Dec. Committed, 22. 

Pye, Sir Robert. Vide Privileges. 


A, 1656 &amp; 1657. 





AG EF, Robert, 1656. Vide Privileges. 
Palmer, Dr. Vide Oxford, Univertity. 

Pamphlets, 1656, Information of a printed Book delivered at 
the Door, 20 O&amp;. Vide Chidley, Samuel Speaker to iffue 
Warrants to feize fuch feditious and popifh Books as the 
— fhail appoiat under the Chairman’s Hand, 19 
feb. 

Pardini, Francis, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Natura- 
lization Bill, 21 Mar. 

Parliament, 1656, meets, 17 Sept.——Humble Addrefs and 
Remonfirance of the Knights, Citizens, and Burgefles, now 
affembled in the Parliament of this Commonwealth, read, 
23 Feb. Vide Protector Debate touching the Conttitu- 
tion and Continuance of Parliaments, and the Difiribution of 
Members to fit therein, adjourned 27 May-——Protector’s Let- 
ter touching Adjournment or Prorogation read, 29 Another 
touching putting it off read, 20 June. 

1656, Bill that pafling Bills fhall not determine this 

prefent Seffion, read twice, and committed, reported, and 

to be ingroffed; Pafled; Proteétor’s Confent to be detired ; 

Proteétor’s Confent, 27 Nov. 

1657, Bill for adjourning the Parliament till 2oth 

January next, read twice ; Queftion for Commitment, Neg. 

Bill to be ingroffed; Paffed; Protector’s Confent to be 

defired ; Proteétor’s Confent—Parliament adjourns, 26 June 

— Meets 20 Jan. 

Peafe, William, 1656. Vide Privileges. 

Pebles, Selkirk, Launder, Jeddart, North Berwick, Dunbar, 
and Haddington, 1656, New Writ, 2 Oét. 

Peck, Henry, 1656, Petition to be read, 1 Dec. Read, and 
referred to a Committee, 22 Order for making Report, 
10 &amp; 12 Mar. Refolution that the ftop of the Houfe by 
Order of 21f{t December 1648, be taken off, and that the 
Ordinances ftand in Force till he be fully fatisfied, 14. 

Pembroke County, 1656. New Writ, 2 O&amp;. 

Earl of, 1657, Order of Proteétor and Council of 
State, upon Petition of his Executors, touching a Debt, for 
which Bonds were given to Mr. Flyer and others, read; Bu- 
finefs referred to a Committee, 3 Apr. Order for making 
Report, 19 May——g June. All Profecations at Law to 
be ftayed, 18. 

Pereira, Alvaro Guncalvis, 1656, a Committee to confider of 
him; Peter Cocliho and Sebaftian de Olivero condemned for 
Murder, and prepare Bill for pardoning them, 3 Nov. 
Bill read, 6 Dec. 

Perpetuanaes and Serges, 1656, Bill for regulating them or- 
dered, 10 Nov. To be read, 21, 22 &amp; 25. Read, 26 
Order for fecond Reading, 1 Dec——6 Jan.——16 Feb. 
27 Apr. 

Putin, Captain, John, 1656, his Name to be added to a 
Naturalization Bill, 13 Feb. 

Petitions, 1656, Previous and main Queftions that no private 
Petitions be read for a Month, feverally Affirmative—None — 
to be printed before they are read in the Houfe, 23 Sept. 
—— Order to be duly obferved; Serjeant to feize all printed 
Copies, 1 Dec.——Petition avowed, 3 Odct.—None to be 
read for a Month, 20 For 14 Days, 15 Nov.——Peti- 
tion laid afide—Recommended by Proteétor, 22 Dec.——Day 

appointed 















































IN DEX @ the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


appointed for Reading private Petitions, 27—Petitions re- 
jected, 6, 7 &amp; 9 Feb. hdd “severe 

Peyton, Robert and Algernoon, 1656, Bill to enable them to 
fell Lands for Payment of Debts read, 1 3 O&amp;. Committed, 
16 Reported and to be ingrofled, 6 Nov. Pafled; Pro- 
teGtor’s Confent to be defired, 7. Protector’s Confent, 27. 

Philips, Edmund. Vide Mohun, Lord. 

Pinckney, Mrs. 1656, Order tor beftowing part of the laft 
Colleétion on her, 7 Mar. : 

Plat, 1656. Vide Proteétor. ; 

1657, Account of a Defign lately difcovered; printed 
Book called “ A Standard,” and the painted Standard which 
was taken being read, Lyon conchant, with this Motto, 
“ who fhall roufe him up;” Secretary thanked for his great 
Care and Pains in difcovering this Bufinefs; Confideration 
thereof, adjourned, 11 Apr. 

Plymouth, 1656, Bill enabling the Patrons and Vicars thereof 
to leafe Houfes and Parcel of the Vicarage at Rack Rents 
read, 29 Nov. Read fecond Time; Queftion for Commit- 
ment, Neg. Bill to be ingroffed, 3 Dec. Paffled; Pro- 
tector’s Confent to be defired, 10. 

1657, Protector’s Conlent, g June. 

—— 1656, Bill for Maintenance of Minifters read, 13 Feb. 
Committed, 18——-Reported, and to be ingrofled, 6 Mar. 
Protector’s Confent to be defired, 14. 

1657, Protectors Confent, 9 June. 

Poor. Vide London—1i656, «2 Committee to prepare Bill for 
railing a Stock to fet them on Work, 16 Oct. 

Popery, 1656, a Committee to take Care to fupprefs it in Scot- 
land and Ireland, 21 Mar. 

Portland, Earl of, and Brother, 1657, Petition read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for [rifh Affairs, with Power to bring 
in an ingrofled Provifo, to be added to the Bill for Attainder 
of Rebels in Ireland, 18 June. Vide Ireland. 

Port{mouth, 1657, Bill for better Maintenance of the Miniftry 
there, read, 25 May. 

Poflage, 1657, Bill for fettling it in England, Scotland, and Tre- 
land, read, 17 May. Committed, 29——Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 6 June. Pafled ; Protector’s Confent to be de- 
fired. Proteéior’s Confent, 9. 

Preffes, private, 1656, a Committee to fupprefs them, 20 
Oct. 

Prefton, 1656, Bill for difappropriating the Rectory and uniting 
it with the Vicarage read, 5 Jan. Order for fecond Read- 
ing, 22 &amp; 31——Committed, 3 Feb. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 13———Palled; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 
5, Mar. 


——— 1657, Protector’s Confent, 9 June. 


Prifoners, condemned. Vide Treafon. 

Privileges and Elections, 1656, Committee appointed to fit de 
die in diem, and receive Petitions touching Elections, 18 
Sept.—— Days appointed for their Sitting, 4 Oc&amp;t.—— Petition 
of Serjeant’s Man referred to a Committee, with Power to 
conlider the Patent claimed by Wynyard; Privilege allowed 
him, 21 O&amp;t,—-—Report; Refolution that neither the Ser- 
jeant nor his Man ought to be fued—The Committee to exa- 
mine Wynyard’s Title 2nd Patent, 11 Dec.——Mr. Throck- 
morton’s Complaint; James and Raby ordered into Cuftody, 
23 Oct. Examined; Order for their further Attendance, 29 
——Examined again; Previous Quefiion for fining and im- 
prifoning Hill, Neg. Hill and Raby rebuked and dilcharged, 
1 Nov.—Mr. Mafon’s Complaint ; he affirms Ruddock is his 
menial Servant; Refolution that he ought to have Privilege ; 
Serjeant fent for him, with the Mace; Peafe znd Page or- 
dered into Cuftody, 22 Noy. Wuddock examined; Privilege 
granted him; Order for his Difcharge, 24———Peafe examin- 
ed; Order for his Difcharge, upon paying Ruddock’s Ex- 
pences, and making his Submiffion to Mr. Mafon; Page dif- 
charged, 31 Dec. Mr, Atton’s Complaint ; Chifinill or- 
dered into Cuftody, 24 Nov. Examined; Morgan ordered 
into Cuftody, 28. Examined again; Order for their Dif- 
charge, 2¢ Colonel Wilton’s Complaint ; Wright ordered 
into Cuttody, 25 Nov. Parker ordered into Cuftody, 
¢ Dec. Wright examined; Order for his Difcharge at the 
Member’s Requeft—lor difcharging the Warrant againft Par- 
ker, 3—Report touching fcandalous and reproachtul Words 
againft a Committee fpoken by Noble; their Proceedings in 
reftraining him approved; Noble examined; Words voted 
falfe, {candalous, and an unjuft Imputation upon the Members 
of the Committee; Order for his Commitment to Bridewell 
for Three Months, to hard Labour and the ufual Correétion, 
16 Dec. His Petition read; Order for his Difcharge, 20 
——Buck, Turner, and Euer, ordered into Cuttody for re- 
fufing to attend a Committee, 21 Feb. Complaint of a 
Proceeding in Scotland, againft Lord Cockrane; Proceeding 
voted a Breach of Privilege; Speaker to write a Letter to the 
Judges to inhibit all further Proceedings, 17 Mar. 

10 


~ 1657, Major Waring’s Complaint; Gregg, Browne, 
Wolley, Harvey, and Afton, ordered into Cuftody, 5 May. 
Gregg examined, and difcharged at the Member's Requef ; 
Browne and Wolley examined; Order for their Commit- 
ment to Newgate for a Month; Judgment pronounced, Har- 
vey and Afton examined; Mr. Audley to attend; Harvey 
and Audley examined; further Examination referred to a 
Committee, 13. Report; Harvey difcharged, 14. Browne 
and Wolley’s Petition read; Order for their Difcharge, 21 
—Mr. Fenwick’s and Clerk Affiftants Complaint; Chidley 
ordered into Cuftody, 9 May—Colonel Wood’s Complaint ; 
Green, Denham, and Stanton, to attend 9. Denham and 
Stanton examined; Order for committing them to Newgate ; 
Sentence pronounced, 14. Their Petition read; Order for 
their Difcharge, 23—Mr. Denne’s Bufinefs to_be heard, 26. 
Heard; Beaver ordered into Cuftody, 28. Examined and 
difcharged, 30 Examinations touching Words fpoken by 
Browne againft the Dignity of the Parliament and feveral 
Members read ; Browne to be fent for as a Delinquent, 10 
June. Order for bailing him, 26 For bringing him to 
Bar, 1 Feb. Examined; ordered into Cuftody for a Month ; 
Sentence pronounced, 2 Houfe informed touching a 
Statute Staple againft Colonel John Clarke in Ireland ; Dow- 
dall ordered into Cuftody, 15 June—Privilege granted to 
Perfons for the better negotiating their Affairs with their 
Creditors, 20—Buck and Euer to attend, 26. 

Prize Office, 1656, a Committee to look into the Arrears 
thereof, 17 Oct. 

Proteétor, Lord, 1656, comes in State to the Abbey; and after 
Sermon, goes to the-painted Chamber, communicates the 
Occafion of calling this Parliament, 17 Sept.——Gives his 
Confent to a Declaration, 23——-To a Narrative, 4 Ot. 
——To Bills, 27 Nov. Bill for Security of his Perfon, 
and Continuance of the Peace and Safety of the Nation, 
read, 23, Sept.—Committed, 26—Committee impowered to 
bring in like Commiffions for Scotland and Ireland as for 
England, 1 Oét.—To prefent Commiflioners Names, 4. Bill 
and Names reported ; others added ; Quorums for the three 
Nations agreed to; Quettion that there be a Quorum in the 
Bill, Neg. Claufes of the Quorums to be left out; Bill to be 
ingrofled, 7. Riders added; Bill paffled; Proteétor’s Con- 
fent to be defired, g—Proteétor’s Confent, 27 Nov. 
His Letter touching the Appointment of Commiflioners of 
the Great Seal, and Chief Juftice of the Upper Bench, read; 
Appointment approved, 11 O¢&amp;t—Melflage defiring to know 
when Houfe fhall attend him to prefent Bills, 25 Nov. His 
Anfwer—Mceflage defiring to fpeak with Houfe in the painted 
Chamber; Manner of the Proceflion; Speaker’s Speech ; 
Manner of prefenting Bills and of his giving Confent, 27 

His Letter in Behalf of the Chefhire Brigade read, 22 
Dec. Vide Chefier, County—Another to Speaker read ; De- 
bate thereon adjourned, 26. Refumed, 27 &amp; 30. Letter 
read again, 30 Dec.—— Relation of a Defign to kill Lord 
Protector, and fire Whitehall; feveral Examinations read ; 
Order for a Thankfgiving. Vide Thank/giving—Refolution 
to wait on him to congratulate the Mercy and Deliverance; 
a Committee to defire him to appointa ‘Time, 19 Jan. His 
Anfwer reported—Copies of the Examinations ; Affeut from 
his Council to remain on Record in Parliament—Printed 
Book intituled, “ A true Account of a late bloody and in- 
human Confpiracy againft his Highnefs the Lord Protedior 
and this Commonwealth,” to remain in the Houfe, 21—— 
He invites the Houfe to dine with him, 18 Feb. His 
Meffage touching raifing more Forces for carrying on the 
Spanifh War agreed to, 7 Mar. 

——— 1657, Meflage defiring him to appoint a Time and 
Place for Houfe to attend him upon Matter of high Concern- 
ment, 27 Mar. His Anfwer reported, 30. Houfe attend 
him at Whitehall, 31—His Letter touching Adjournment 
or Prorogation read, 29 May—-—Another touching put- 
ting it off read, 20 June His Letter, with Petition of 
Parifh Officers, read, 29 May Another from him read, 
4 June—Meflages defiring to {peak with Houfe in the paint- 
ed Chamber; Gives his Confent to Bills, 9 &amp; 26 June 
His Commiflion for fwearing the Members—Meflage ac- 
quainting Houfe that he ftays for them in Lords ee 
Houle attends him, 20 Jan. His Speech reported, 21—His 
Letter .defiringa Meeting at Whitehall read; Houfe meets 
him, 25. His Speechto them'to be.reported, 26. Report- 
ed—Further Report touching his Intention to have delivered 
a Paper to them concerning the State of the publick Moneys, 
which was not ready; a Committee to move him to print 
his Speech, and deliver the Paper to them; and acquaint him 
Houle will confider his Speech, 28. His An{fwer reported 
and read, 290—— Meflage defiring to fpeak with the Houfe 
in the Houfe of Lords; Houfe attends him; Parliament dif- 
folved, 4 Feb. 

——— 1656, 





IN DEX oo the SEVENTH VoLUME. 


—— 1656, Paper tending to the Settlement of the Nation, 
and of Liberty and Property, prefented ; Debate thereon ; 
Previous Quettion that it be further opened before it be read, 
Neg. Previous and main Queftions for reading it, feverally 
Affirmative ; Paper, intituled, the humble Addrefs and Remon- 
firance of the Knights, Citizens, and Burge‘fes, now affem- 
bled in Parliainent, read; Previous and main Queftions for 
refuming the Debate thereon To-morrow, feverally Affirma- 
tive, 23 feb. Debate refumed ; Previous and main Queftions 
for Reading it ia Parts, feverally Affirmative, 24. Queftion 
for referring the Confideration thereof to a Committee of the 
whole Houle, Neg. 25. Debate refumed, 28 Feb. 2, 3, 
4, 5, 6. Q, 10, 11, 12, 13. 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. 23 &amp; 24 
Mar. Refolution that no Claufe fhail be binding to the 
Houfe till all the Particulars be refolved, 28 Feb. 

—— 1657, Further Proceedings, 25 &amp; 26 Mar. A Com- 
mittee to confider ef the Title, Preamble, and ,Conclufion, 
and read over the whole, and confider the Coherence, and 
make it perfeét; further Power given them; Report; the 
Committee to make the Conneétion thereof to the other Parts, 
and fee it ingrofled, 26. Ingroffed Copy read; Lord Pro- 
teétor’s Confent to be defired ; Houfe to prefent it; Speaker, 
upon Prefentment, to fhew the Grounds inducing the Houtfe 
to this Petition; a Committee to defire Lord Prote¢tor to ap- 
point a Time and Place, 27. His Antfwer reported, go. 
Speaker, after a Speech, prefents it; Clerk reads it ; his High- 
nefs anfwers, 31 His Letter read; a Committee to at- 
tend and hear what he fhall fay to them, 3 Apr. Their 
Report; Previous and main Queftions that Houfe adhere to 
their humble Petition and Advice, feverally Aflirmative ; 
Houfe to repair to him and acquaint him therewith—A Com- 
mittee to prepare Reafuns, 6. Reafons reported ; another 
Committee to defire him to appoint a Time and Place for the 
Houle to attend him; his Aniwer reported, 7. Reafons to 
be read, and delivered to Lord Protector ; Clerk to fign them ; 
the Petition to be earried; Houte attends him, 8. Effect 
of his Speech reported ; a Committee to wait on him in Re- 
ference thereto, with Power to receive his Scruples, and offer 
Reafons for his Satisfaction, 9. Report that they had waited 
on him, but in refpect to Bufinefs then difcovered it was put 
off, 11—The Committee attend him, 11. 13 &amp; 14. © Or- 
der for making Report, 14 &amp; 15. Report that Lord Pro- 
tector delired Time to give his Anfwer, 17- Further 
Report that he had fpoke fomething to what had been 
offered, and defired another Time might be appointed to de- 
liver a Paper he had containing feveral Scruples, 21. Paper 
reported, 22. Their Proceedings, the Subftance of Lord 
Proteétor’s Speech to them, and two Papers delivered by him, 
reported, and read at large, and then by Parts; Proceedings 
approved, 23. Debate on the Papers, 23, 24—A Committee 
to confider of an Anfwer to what Lord Proteétor has offered 
touching the i6th Article, 24. Report, 28. Debate there- 
on, 28, 29 &amp; 30—RKefolution that nothing in the Report 
be binding till the Petition and Advice be confented to by 
Lord Prote¢ior ; a Committee to attend him with the Votes, 
and defire him to appoint a Time when Houfe may attend 
him for his pofitive Antwer, 30 His Anitwer reported, 
2 May. Further Aafwer; Houfe attend him at Whitehall, 
8. His Speech to be reported, 9. Reported ; Debate there- 
on adjourned, 12. Refumed, 13, 14, 15 &amp; 19. Refolution 
that Lord Proteétor fhall be the Title inferted in the Petition ; 
a Committee to coufider how it may be limited and circum- 
fiantiated, 19. Report; Previous and main Queftions for 
agrecing thereto, feverally Affirmative; Queftion that Pa- 
ragraph defiring him to affume ‘Title of King do ftand in the 
Petition, Neg. 22. One to be erafed and the other inferted 
—Previous and main Queftions for appointing a Commit- 
tee to wait on him, and defire him to appoint a Time and 
Place for the Houfe to attend him, feverally Affirmative, 23. 
His Anfwer reported; Petition to be prefented to him ; 
Speaker to acquaint him with the Alteration; and if he 
defires it, the whole Petition to.be read, and his Affent de- 
fired thereto; Meflage to attend him in the painted Chamber; 
Lord Proteétor gives his Confent to the Petition and Advice ; 
his Speech to be reported, 25. Reported; Debate thereon 
adjourned, 26. Refumed; additional Votes to the, Petition 
and Advice read; all the Votes read; a Committee to me- 
thodize them, and prepare One or more Bills thereupon, 27 

Additional and explanatory Pefition and Advice report- 

ed, read, and to beconfidered, 4*June. Read again; Claufes 

concerning Protefiants ‘in Munfter—Concerning the exclu- 
ding Pertons in Scotland, referred to 4 Committee ; reported, 
read, and agreed to, with Amendments, and to be ingroffed, 

15—A Comuinittee to prepare a Draught of an Oath to be 

taken by Lord Protector; and offer what they think fit for the 

Solemnization and Publication of his Acceptance of the pre- 

fent Government, now eliablilhed by Authority of Parlia- 

ment, and touching the feigling his Council, and what other 


Vot. VIL. 




















Matters they fhall think neceffary, 23. Five Papers reported ; 
Firtt, containing the Form of an Oath to be taken by Lord 
Proteétor—Second, containing the Form of an Oath to ‘be 
taken by his Council—Same Oath to be taken by the Council 
of State in Scotland and Ireland—Third Paper read, containing 
the Form of an Oath to be taken by Members—Fourth Paper, 
touching fummoning Perfons to fit in the other Houfe read ; 
feverally agreed to, with Amendments ; Refolution that they 
be made Part of the additional Petition—Draught of a Pro- 
clamation touching his Acceptance of the Government fe- 
ported, read, and agreed to, with an Amendment—Fifth 
Paper, touching the Roddanian of his Inveftiture read, and 
agreed to; a Committee to take Care thereof—Speaker to 
adminifter the Oath when he is near the Table—A Commit- 
tee to defire him to appoint a Time when he will take the 
Oath, 24. His Anfwer reported; Houfe to attend him; 
Oath to be ingrofled, and Entry made thereon of ‘the Time 
and Place of his taking it, and to remain as a Record of Par- 
liament, and be recorded in the Four Courts at Weftmin- 
fter—Additional and explanatory Petition and Advice read, 
and pafled; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 25. Protec- 
tor’s Confent—Foreign Ambafladors to be invited to be pre- 
fent at his Inveftiture, 26. 

Protefiant Churches, 1657, Protector to be defired to ufe his 
ee Endeavours for uniting thofe in Foreign Parts, 26 

une, ; 

Purcas, Joan, 1656, Order for beftowing Part of the laft Col- 
lection on her, 7 Mar. 

Purchafers. Vide Sales. 

Purchafes, 1656, a Committee to confider Abufes therein, 3 O&amp;. 
—Order for making Report, 19 Nov. 

Purveyance, 1656, Bill for taking it away read, 29 O&amp;. 
Committed, 3 Nov.—Committees added, 3 Dec. Bill re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 9. Pafled; Proteétor’s Con- 
fent to be defired, 12. 

— 1652, Proteétor’s Confent, 9 June. 











A.1658 &amp; 1659. 


P4kisu Clerks Petition read; Order for making Bills 
of Mortality in the Out Parifhes within the Lines, 15 

Apr. 

Pelion meets, 27 Jan. Bufinefs of an equal Reprefen- 
tative to be confidered, 31‘ Mar. 

Petersfield Election; Report re-committed, 19 Feb.—Report 
from Recommitment; Election declared void—New Writ 
ordered, 22 Mar. 





~ 


Petty, Dr. William, Articles againft him preferred by Sir Hie- 


rom Sankey, read; Speaker to inclofe them in a Letter to 
him; Sir Hierom, or his Agents, to have Copies of Records 
in Ireland, neceffary to make them good, 24 Mar. Both 
Parties heard ; Sir Hierom to bring in a particular Charge in 
Writing ; Debate adjourned, 21 Apr. 

Poole, Mifcarriage of the Sheriff in certifying an Indenture re- 
turned to him, after he had received a » Senin from the 
Mayor, referred to the Committee of Eleétions, 31 Jan. 
Report; One Return to be withdrawn, 22 Mar.—New Writ 
ordered, 30. 

Portmans, John, State of his Cafe reported from the grand 
Committee of Grievances; his Imprifonment voted illegal 
and unjuft; Order for his Difcharge; Speaker to iffue War- 
rant for that Purpofe, 26 Feb. 

Poundage, Vide Excife. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, with Power to receive Peti- 
tions—to fit, notwithftanding Adjournment of the Houfe, 
28 Jan. Committee added, 19 Feb.—Mr. Bifh and Mr. 
Turgis’s Complaint; Audley ordered into Cuftody, 28 Jan. 

Examined; further Informations againft him; Order 

for committing him to the Tower; Previous Queftion for 

putting him out of the Commiflion of the Peace, Neg. 

Judgment pronounced, 2 Feb. His Petition read ; Order for 

his Difcharge, 7. Juftices of the Common Pleas defire 

the Direétion of the Houle in a Cafe depending between Mr. 

Neville, and Mr. Strowd, High Sheriff of Bucks; Previous 

and main Queftions for defiring them to briag the Tranfeript 

of the Record, feverally Affirmative, 1 Feb. Lord Chief 

Juftice prefents it; Manner of receiving him; Tranfcript, 

with the Rule of Court annexed, read, 3. Council to be 

heard, 3. 10. 16 &amp; 17. Heard, 26. Days appointed for 
determining the Caufe, 26 Feb.——-10 Mar. wrGi kK 
1g Apr. Houfe informed that one King had fate feveral 

Days and heard the Debate;. examined thereupon; Order 

for committing him to Newgate; Sentence pronounced ; 

further examined, 5 Feb. Petition on his Behalf read ; Or- 
der for his Difcharge, 7—Major General Packer’s Complaint; 

Wroth to be fent for as a Delinquent, 23. Examined ; 

Matter referred to a Committee ; Order for difcharging him 

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INDEX @o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


upon giving Bond to attend when required, 4 Mar. Com- 

mittee revived; Order for their fitting ; Committee added, 

c4 Protections granted to Perfons to attend Committees, 

4&amp; 24 Mar—&amp; 9 Apr.—Sheriff ordered into Cufto- 

dy for making a falfe Return, 22 Mar. Heard and dif- 

anand, 26 Information that Drew was arrefied not- 
withftanding a Protection granted him ; Keeper of Newgate 
to bring him to the Bar, with the Caufe of his Commitment ; 
Poulron ordered into Cuftody, 7 Apr. Drew and Keeper 
examined; Copy of the Warrant read; Under Sheriff or- 
dered into Caftody ; Sheriff to produce Poulron, 9. 

Protefior, Lord, his Commiflion for adminifiring the Oath to 
Members, 27 Jan.—Act recognizing his Highnefs’s ‘Title 
to be Protector and Chief Magifirate of the Commonwealth 
of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the Dominions and 
Territories thereunto belonging, read, 1 Feb. Read fecond 
Time; Debate thereon adjourned, 7. Refumed, 8, 9 &amp; 10. 
Previous and main Queftions for confidering a previous Vote 
touching the Matter of the Debate, feverally Affirmative, 10. 
Previous Vote debated, 11 &amp; 14. Previous and main Queftions 
that it be Part of this Bill, to recognize and declare his High- 
nefs Richard Lord Proteétor, to be Lord Proteétor and Chief 
Magifirate of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and 
Ireland, and the Dominions and Territories thereunto be- 
longing, feverally Aftirmative—Refolution, that before the 
Bill be committed, Houfe declare fuch additional Claufes as 
may bound the Power of the Chief Magifirate, and fully fe- 
cure the Rights and Privileges of Parliament, and the Li- 
berties and Kights of the People, and that this, or any other 
previous Vote, fhall not be binding till the whole Bill be 
paffed, 14. Additional Claufes to be confidered, 15, 16 &amp; 
17. Confidered, 18 &amp; 19. Queftion for determining the 
Power of the negative Voice in Chief Magifirate, in pafling 
Laws, before the Conftitution of the Parliament as to two 
Houfes be refolved on, Neg. 18. Refolution that it fhall 
be Part of the Bill to declare the Parliament to confift of two 
Houfes—Bounds and Powers of another Houfe to be con- 

fidered, 19. Debate thereon adjourned, 22 &amp; 26. Refumed, 

28 Proteétor’s Letter, wah a Reprefentation and Pe- 

‘ tion of the general Council of Officers, read, 8 Apr. 
rmy. 














Vide 


A, 1659. 
P4 CKER, Colonel William, Lift of Officers in his Re- 


giment an read, and agreed to, 30 June. Their 
Commiflions delivered 30 June 13 &amp; 15 July Order 
for difcharging bim from ail military Employments; Serjeant 
to carry it to him, 12 Odét. For confining him to his 
Houfe furtheft diftant from London, g Jan. Council of 
State to fecure him if he difobeys it, 14. 

Parker, Serjeant, conftituted One of the Barons of the Exche- 
quer till goth June next; Order for a Patent under the 
Great Seal, 14 May—Continued till 2oth November next; 
his Commiffion to be renewed, 16 June. 

Parliament, meets—A Committee to prepare Declaration con- 
cerning the wonderful Providence of God in reftoring them ; 
Declaration touching their Meeting, and their Purpofe to 
fecure the Property and Liberty of the People, both as Men 
and Chriftians, reported, and read at Large, then by Parts, 
and agreed to, with Amendments; Order for printing and 
publifhing it—A Committee to acquaint Lord Fleetwood 
with the Parliament’s good Acceptance of the Officers A ffec- 
tions, and deliver him a Copy thereof—Auother Copy to be 
fent to Lord Mayor, 7 May——Vote that this Parliament 
fhall not continue longer than 7th May 1660, 6 June—Or- 
der for preparing a Seal for the Parliament, 28 Seal and 
Inicription reported and approved—To be kept in Speaker’s 
Cuftody, 22 Aug.—Captain of the Life-guard to the Parlia- 
ment appointed—Names of Officers reported and approved— 
Former Life-guard reduced—Number and Quality of the Of- 
ficers—Number of the Life-guard; the Commiflioners for 
nominating Officers to confer with the Captain for Approba- 
tion of Perfons, 9 July—Order touching the Pay of Corpo- 
rals and 'Troopers—l’or adding two Trumpeters, and touch- 
ing their Pay, 13—Another Captain appointed ; Order touch- 
ing his Pay, 6 Aug. His Commiffion delivered, 15 In- 
groffed Bill for a new Reprefentative to be delivered to the 
Clerk, 9 Aug. Debate touching filling up the Parliament 
adjourned, 1 Oct. Refumed; Previous and main Queftions 
for referring itto a Committee to confider the Diftributions, 
Numbers, and Qualifications, of Perfons to be elected, feve- 
rally Affirmative, 3—Information of fomething concerning 
the Safety of the Parliament referred to a Committee, with 
Power to fend for and keep Perfons in Cuftody, 2 Jan.— 
Entry of 2oth April 1653, “ That this Day his Excellency 
Lord Genera} diffolved this Parliament,” declared a Forgery ; 


























Scobell to be fent for, 7. Vide Scobell—Previous and main 
Queftions for iffuing new Writs for electing Members in the 
Places of thofe deceafed, and for appointing a Committee to 
bring in Qualifications, feverally Affirmative, 3 Jan. Or- 
der for making Report, 7. Bill for difabling Perfons to elec 
or be eleéted read twice, and committed ; the Committee to 
confider how this Parliament may be made fo as to be a Foun- 
dation for all future Parliaments, 11. Committees added, 23. 
Bill to be reported, 23 &amp; 30. Order for Meeting of the 
Committee, 30. Bill reported; Debate thereon adjourned, 





31 Refumed, 3, 4, 5. 8. 11. 13 &amp; 15°Feb. Bill to be 
——— 15. Proceedings thereupon, 16. Bill paffed, and 
to 


e printed ; a Committee to fee there be Coherence through 
the whole, and no Mif-writing, 18 Refolution for fum- 
moning a new Pariiament on the 25th April 1660; a Com- 
mittee to prepare Qualifications for Members, 22. Qualifi- 
cations reported and read; Debate thereon adjourned, 24. 
The Committee revived, and to confider of Qualifications of 
Eleétors, 25 Bill for diffolving the Parliament ordered, 
24 Feb. Read, 27. Read fecond Time; Order thereupon, 
29. Vide Writs, New—Previous and main Queftions that 
the Time for the Diffolution of the Parliament be at or be- 
fore the 15th Inftant, feverally Affirmative, 1 Mar.—Bill 
for calling and holding a Parliament at Weftminfter on 25th 
April 1660, read, 8. lahvetion that the Qualifications for- 
merly reported are loft; Reporter produces a Copy thereof; 
Copy read ; Bill and Qualifications committed ; Quettion for 
committing them to a Committee of the whole Houfe, Neg. 
g- Chairman to inform the Houfe of the Proceedings there- 
upon; Houfe to refume the Bufinefs; Bill reported, 13. 
Proceedings thereupon, 13 &amp; 14. Bill to be ingrofled, 14. 
Pafled, and to be printed, 16. 

Patridge. Vide Privileges. 

Pedrfon, Colonel John, Lift of Officers in his Regiment re- 
ported, read, and approved, 18 Aug. Their Commiffions 
delivered, 20. 

Pechell, Captain, Petition to be read, 8 Sept. 

Peck, Henry, Ordinance for fatisfying him a Debt ; and Order 
for ftaying Execution thereof, read; Order difcharged; a 
Committee to prefent Names of fequeftered Recufants; out 
of whofe Eftates he may be paid, 29 Feb. Names report- 
ed; Bill for Satisfaction of the Debt read, 3 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 12. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. Paffed, 
15. 

Pembroke, Earl of, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
12 July. 

Desde Caftle, Lift of Covernor and Commiffion Officers for 
the Garifon reported and read, 6 Aug._——Letter from thence 
read ; and referred to Council of State, 7 Jan.—Governor 
appointed; Order for a Month’s pay tor the Garifon, 13 
Feb. 

Penning, Mr. the apprehending him approved, 9 Feb. 

Petty, Dr. William, Articles of High Mifdemeanors, Frauds, 
&amp;c. againft him tendered, and referred to the Commiflioners 
for Irifh Affairs, with Power to determine the fame, i2 
July. 

Phelps, John, appointed Clerk fora Week, 7 May. 

Piedmont, and Poland, a Committee to examine wnat Moneys 
are in the Hands of the Treafurers for Relief of diftrefled 
Proteftants there, 8 July. Report, 11. Further Report; 
Order for paying Money into Exchequer ; Bill for fecuring it 
to the charitable Ufes to which it was contributed, ordered, 
29.—--Petition of poor Proteftant Churches in Piedmont, 
with Credentials annexed, read, and referred to Council of 
State, 7 Oct. Report touching Moneys raifed for them ; 
Bill for fuing Bonds entered into for Payment thereof order- 
ed, 5 Mar. 

Pierrepoint, Robert, Order for difcharging him from his Im- 

rifonment, and fufpending his Sequettration, 27 Feb. 

Plantations, foreign, a Committee to prepare Declaration for 
Adminiftration of Juftice, and Prefervation of the Jurifdiction 
of Parliament therein, 13 May. 

Plymouth, Lift of Governor and Officers for the Garifon reported, 
read, and approved, 18 Aug.—Letter from thence read ; Order 
for a Reward to the Conftable who caufed the Proclamation 
againft Sir George Booth to be proclaimed ; Mayor ordered 
into Cuftody, 26 Aug. Mayor and his Cafe referred to 
Council of State, 5 Od. 

Poland, Ambaffador’s Letter read ; Council of State to examine 
the Bufinefs touching the Commitment of his Interpreter,, 
and do as they fhall think fit, 16 June. Vide Piedmont. 

Poor, Propofition for maintaining them without begging, read— 
The Committee for them revived, and to confider all Acts 
and Ordinances for their Relief; Order for their Meeting, 
22 Aug. 

Popery, «Committee to take Care to fupprefs it in Scotland and 
lreland, 21 Mar. 




















Popham, 





INDEX ¢@o the SeventH VotuMeE. 


Popham, Colonel, Speaker to fend a Letter to him to attend, 
go July——Appointed One of the Council of State, 23 
Feb. ' 

Portland, Me of, Governor appointed, o July. 

Port/mouth, Mayor’s Letter touching his granting the ufual 
Allowance to 400 Spanith Prifouers reported from the Com- 
mittee of Safety, 14 May Petition of well affected In- 
habitants ‘read; Petitioners to be thanked, g June—Litft of 
Officers for the Garrifon reported and read, 19. Approved, 
22 &amp; 25. Governors Commiflion delivered, 25. Officers 
Commiflions delivered, 26. Others to be delivered by Go- 
vernor, 27—Order for a Letter of Thanks to the Commiffioners 
there ; Speaker to fign and feal it, 27 Dec. 

Portugal, Letters of Credence for the Ambaffador read; Day 
appointed for giving him Audience; Members to attend him 
to his Audience; Council of State to take order for his Re- 
ception, g July. Another Day appointed, 12. Matter of 
the Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, and prepare all 
Neceffaries for his Reception, 13. Manner of receiving him; 
his Credentials and Speech read; Council of State to hear 
and treat with him; Mafter of the Ceremonies to give him 
Notice thereof, 14. 

Pofimafiers Petition read, and referred to Council of State, 10 
June——Order for them to take the Office into their own 
Hands, and call Perfons who have received the Profits to ac- 
count, 7 Jan. Butinefs concerning the Office, and Moneys 
received by the late Attorney General, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 2 Feb.—Poft to have a free Paffage for this Night, 
21—Council of State to difpofe of the Office—Petition read, 
and referred to them, with Power to hear Parties claiming 
Intereft therein, 27. : 

Potter, Richard. Vide Bellingham, Thomas. 

Potts, Sir John, appointed One of the Council of State, 
23 Feb. 

Pratt, Thomas, Judges Certificate on his behalf to be confi- 
dered, 15 July. 

Prief, Popith. Vide London, and Recufants. 

Prifage. Vide Wines. | 

Prifoners, Petition of thofe committed for Confcience fake read, 
and referred to a Committee, 10 May. Other Petitions re- 
ferred, 13 &amp; 20. Report re-committed, 28 Committees 
added, 22 July Letters touching 400 Spanifh Prifoners 
brought into Portfmouth, 14 May Council of State to 
confider of Relief for them, 15 Aug. Prifon appointed for 
thofe engaged in the late Defign againft the Commonwealth, 
6 Aug.—Prefident of the Council of State impowered by 
Warrant under his Hand and Seal to commit Perfons brought 
to him for a Fortnight, 8 A Committee to examine the 
Cafes of Perfons committed fince the late Interruption of Par- 
liament, with Power to releafe them, 30 Dec. Another 
Committee to confider who are in Prifon, and upon what 
Account, 27 Feb. 

Privileges, Protections granted to Turner, Drew, and Clarke, 
attending a Committee, 11 May Continued a Month 
longer, 8 June Speaker acquaints the Houfe that the Juf- 
tices of the Common Pleas had informed him, that a Record 
between Mr. Nevill and Mr. Strowd in that Court is ad- 
journed to Parliament for Difficulty; Record to be prefented, 
3 June. Tranfcript thereof, with the Rule of Court there- 
upon, prefented; Rule read; Bufinefs to be confidered, 4—— 
Tranfcript remanded ; the Court to tranfmit the Caufe into 
the Exchequer; their Determination to be final, 27 Jan. 
Proteétion granted to Sir Andrew Dick for fix Months, 11 
Ang. Continued fix Months longer, 8 Feb. Clerk 
Affiftant allowed Privilege, 7 July—Protections granted to 
Witneifes, 25 ‘To a Perfon to follow his Bufinefs, 11 
Aug. Keeper of the Gatehoufe to bring Ince, a Servant to 
the Parliament, and Prifoner in his Cuftody to Bar; Brifcoe, 
Comely, and Partridge, to attend, 14 Feb. Order for dif- 
charging Ince; George to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 16 

ar. 

Prize Goods. Vide Cujfloms—Commiffioners of the Admiralty 
to confider how they may be beft managed, and examine 
what Money is due upon them, and vifit Ships brought into 
Poole, 10 Feb. 

Procurates, and Synodals, a Committee to examine what Moneys 
are due to the Commonwealth for them, 14 June. 

Preteétor, Lord, Bill enabling him to fue Bonds and Securities 
taken in the Names of the two late Protectors, read twice, 
paffed, and to be printed; Title thereof, 15 Mar. 

Proteftants, French, to ufe Somerfet Houfe Chapel till further 
Order, 18 June. 

Purbeck, Ife of, Petition of Inhabitants referred to a Commit- 

tee, 28 Jan. 

Pury, Thomas, his Letter read, 1 Aug. Another, with printed 
Papers — read, and re-delivered to Council of State, 3. 

Ob, : 















































Pye; Sir Robert, to be difcharged from his Imprifonment; 
21 Feb.——Votes touching him, and all Matters relating to 
them, declared void, and to be obliterated, 2 Mar. 


A. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


UADRING, Sir William, 1652, his Name to be in- 

— in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 
ov. 

Queftions, Previous, Affirmative, 1651, viz. for pardoning a 
Perfon for Treafon, 18 Aug.——Touching the declaring a 
certain Time for the Continuance of this Parliament, 14 Nov. 
—For difcharging feveral Delinquents from their Sequeftra- 
tions, 21—Touching the continuing any Perfon in the Chair 
of the Council of State, or of a Committee, 26—for ap- 
proving the Articles of Rendition of Limerick—For a 
Thanksgiving within the Lines, 28-~For taking off a Duty, 
12 Dec.—For naming Members to be Treafurers at War, 
31——For appointing a certain Perfon Commiflioner of the 
Excife—For giving further Power to a Committee, 6 Jan. 
For amending a Bill, 20 For Speaker to fign a Letter 
to a foreign Prince, and put the Parliament Seal thereto, 
11 Mar. Sime 

1652, For appointing a Perfon Commiffioner for 

compounding, 1 Apt.—For voting a Book blafphemous, erro- 

neous and {candalous—For burning it by thie common Hang- 
man, 2—For appointing a Perfon Commiffioner of Excife, 
8—For defiring a Member to attend the Commissioners for 
compounding, 15—For referring a Matter to Council of 

State, 20—For admitting a Perton to fit as a Member.— 

For diffolving feveral Committees, 21 For filling up a 

Blank in a ‘Bill, 27 Apr. 28 Sept‘—--Touching the 

Quorum of Commiflioners in an Aci, 5 May—For referring 

a Petition to a Committee, 25 &amp; 28 May—-8 July- 

For referring a Matter to a Committee, 27 May——20 July 

For agreeing to the Amendments of a Committee, 8 

June—For appointing a Day to read a Petition, 14—For 

inferting a Name in a Bill, 2g3—For agreeing to Part ofa 

Report, 25—For taking off a Sequeftration, 29 For pay- 

ing a Perfon Money that is or fhall come in upon his Difco- 

veries, 7 July For granting Reprieves; 4 Aug.—For ap- 
pointing a Perfon Lieutenant of the Tower, 12 For 
calling the Houfe, 23 Sept. For Leave to {peak againit 

a Vote, 30 Dec. For appvuinting a Day to refute a De- 

bate, 1 Mar.—For adjourning a Debate, 8: 

Previous, Negative, 1651, viz. for reading a Petition, 

1 Nov. For remitting Part of a Delinquent’s Punishment, 
21 Jan. 

——— 1652, For bringing in a Bill, g Apt.—Touching 
Fines for Copyholds; 6 May—For refuming a Debate, 21 

For agreeing to a Report, 24 June For applying the 

Bells of Cathedrals to make Ordnance for Shipping, g July 

For agreeing to a Refolution of a Cominittee, 22 Sept. 

—For patling a Bill, 28—For defiring a Perfon to preach, 
28 Jan. 

Quick, Richard, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 2 July—Order fot 
inferting it, 28 Od. 





















































A. 1653: 


UESTIONS, Previous, Affirmative, viz. for calling 

Persons to fit as Members, 5 July—For allowing. Ser- 
jeants Patent, 8—Touching the continuing Tythes, 15— 
For referring a Matter to a Comunittee, 21 &amp; 23—— 
For appointing a Committee, 19 Aug. For admitting a 
Delinquent to his Compofition, 27 Sept——For bringing in 
a Bill, 17 Nov. 
Previous, Negative, viz. for appointing a Civilian One 
of the Judges of the Admiralty, 23 July—For referring a 
Petition to a Committee, 2 Sept. 








A. 1654, 


QuU4K ERS, a Committee to prepare Bill touching them, 

30 Dec. 

Queensferry. Vide Cater-Caugh. 

Queftions, Previous, Affirmative, viz. for keeping a Faft in 
Margaret’s Church, 4 Sept.—For debating the Matter o} 
Government, 5—For appointing a Gtand Committee of 
Trade, 12 O&amp;.—For referring a Petition to a Committee, 
3 Nov. For an Amendment to a Queftion, 20 Nov. 
——14 Dec.——3 Jan, For adjourning a — 24 

Nov. 














INDEX @ the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Nov. Touching an Affeflment upon Scotland, 5 Dec.— 

For agreeing to a Refolution of a Comittee, 6 &amp; 21. 
—— Previous, Negative, viz. touching Freedom of Speech 

in Parliament, 6 Sept.—Ffor confidering an Act, — For 

appointing a Committee, 10 Oct.—Touching Pranf{porting 
Peas, 31 -For fufpending an Ordinance, 6 Nov.—— Por 
an Amendment te a Queftion, 6 Dec.—For adding a Provilo 
toa Bill, 21. 


A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


UAK ERS, 1656, Petitions againft them read, ard re- 
ferred to a Committee, 18 Dec. 

Quedions, Previous Affirmative, 1656, viz. againft Reading 
private Petitions for a Month, 23 Sept. For recommitting 
a Bill, 6 Nov.—Vor fecond Reading of a Bil!, 13-——For 
voting a Perfon guilty of horrid Blafphemy, 8 Dee. For 
rejecting a Bill, 29 Jan—For pafling a Bill, 16 Feb.— 
For impowering a Committee to prefent their Opinion, 21 
~—Vor reading a Paper offered, without further opening—Vlor 
refuming a Debate, 23—For reading a Paper in Parts, 24— 
Fu: appointing a Committee to examine the prefent Condition 
and Ulige of a Prifoner, 28—T’or blotting a Vote out of the 
Book, 4 Mar. ; 

——— 1657, For adhering to former Votes, 4 Apr-——For 
third Reading of a Bill—For adjourning over, 5 May—For 
agrecing to a Kepori, 22—for appointing a Committee to 
attend Proieétor, 23——for going into a Committee of 
the whole Houle, 2g Jan. 

————— Prev ous, Negutive, 1656, viz. that a Perfon is a fit Ob- 
ject of Mercy and Pardon, 30 Sept.—For fining and impri- 
foning a Perion for Breach of Privilege, 1 Nov.—Vlor agreeing 
to Amendinents to a Bill, 283-——lor appointing a certain 
Day for a Thankfgiving within the Lines, 19 Jan—For 
fiaying Proceedings at Law; the Bufinefs depending before 
a Cominittee, 31-——For removing a Prifoner into a Room 
where he may have Fire, Candie, and Air, 28. 


A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


UAKERS, Paper feconding the Reprefentation of the 

© Army prefented by them and read; Anfwer agreed to; 
Quefiion that Serjeant return it, Neg. fome of them called ; 
Speaker delivers the Anfwer, 16 Apr. | 

Quejiicns, Previous, Atirmative, viz. for putting a Perfon out 
of the Commiflion of the Peace, 2 Feb.—For amending a 
Quetiion, 4——For adjourmag a Debate, 19 Mar. Vor 
appointing a Committee, 6 Apr. 

--—— Previous, Negative, viz. for adjourning to. a certain 
Day, 28 Jan. 


A. 1659. 


A UESTIONS, Previous, Affirmative, viz. concerning Per- 
fons to be in Offices of Truft or Power, 9 May.—That 
ten of the Council of State be Perfons not Members, 13— 
For appointing a Committee to confider ofa comfortable Sub- 
fiftence for Richard Cromwell, 25—Vor appointing certain 
Perfons Commiflioners of the Admiralty—For appointing 


others Commiffioners for bringing in Arrears, 26—Touch- 
ing the Time for continuing the Commiflioners of the Great 
Seal, 3 June—For appointing Commiffioners for [rifh Af- 
fairs, 7 June——19 Jan.— For appointing a Perfon Lieu- 
tenant of the Tower, 10 June——For appointing a Perfon 
Quarter Matter General of the Army, 9 July—For receiv- 
ing more Provitoes to a Bill, 11—Vor giving Money for pre- 
fent Relief of a Perfon—For appointing a certain Perfon Go- 
vernor of Dover Cafile, 18——-For concelling the Seal of 
the County Palatine of Chefter, 5 Aug.—For finding Mem- 
bers abfent at Call, 8 Aug. 30 Sept. For restoring the 
*hyfician to the maimed Soldiers, 17 Aug.—For providing 
two Months Pay for them, 1 Sept.—Touching the Continu- 
ance of the Affeffment—'louching the ‘Time for the fecond 
Payment thereof, 12—That the Commiflioners and Collectors 
of the Cuftoms are jointly and feparately liable to account for 
Moneys received, 2o—For committing a Perfon to the Tower, 
24 For referring a Matter to a Committee, 3 O¢t.—For 
proceeding on the particular Propofals of a Petition, 10— 
Vor governing the Army by Commiflioners—For appointing 
certain Perfons to be the Commiflioners, 12 For appoint- 
ing a Perfon Commiilioner of the Cuftoms, 28 Dec. 
‘Touching the Continuance of the Council of State, 2 Jan. 
Touching ifuing New Writs, 3—For appointing a Perfon 
Speaker pro tempore, 13—For fending a Member to the 
Tower 17—For appointing a Cuftos Brevium upon Account, 
o4 


-—-Touching the Number of the Coimmiffioners of the 
Admiralty, 29 Jan—For proceeding in fettling the Com- 
miflioners for the Army—Touching the Number of them, 11 
Veb.—For an Engagement to be taken by all Perfons, 14— 
For appointing a Perton Secretary of State, 27—Touching 
the Time of the Diffolution of the Parliament, 1 Mar. 
——-— Previous, Negative viz. for appointing certain Perfons 
Commitlioners for Irifh Affeirs, 7 June—7 July—Vor ap- 
pointing other Comuifiioners for the Militia, 14 &amp; 15— 
For fining Members abient at Call, 8 Aug.—g30 Sept.—— 
For appointing a Guard for the Parliament this Night, 12 
Oct.—For difcharging a Member from fitting, 17 For 
appointing Minifjers to pray by ‘Turns in tie Houfe every 
Morning, 29 Dee. Vor appointing a Perfon One of the 
Trealurers at War, 27 Jan. For appropriating the Pro- 
fits of the Puft Office, 6 Feb.—For fummoning a Perton un- 
der a Penalty to appear before the Council of State and give 
Security, 13 For an Amendment to a Bill, 2 Mar. 
for referring a Matter to a Committee, 13—i'or appointing 
a Perfon One of the Approvers of Minifters, 14. 


21 For paffing his Patent under the Great Seal, 6 Mar. 


A. 1051, 1652 &amp; 1653. 


RAcOorVia N Catechism, 1651, Petition of Minifters, with 
“ a Book annexed, referred to a Committee, 10 eb. 

1652, Order for making Report touching the Racovian 
Catcchifin, 26 Mar. Colleétion of the principal Errors 
in the Book, and Examinations of feveral Perfons, with the 
Printer’s Petition reported—Vurther Report of the Divines 
Exceptions to the Book, and Re-examinations of feveral; 
Book voted blafphemous, erroneous, and icantaious ; Order 
for burning it by the common Llangman; Sheriffs to fee it 
done ; Votes to be printed and publifhed, 2 Apr.——The 
Committce of plundercd Minitters to find out the Author, 
&amp;c. and fupprets the Book, 22 June. 

Radnor County, Order appointing High Sheriff, aud for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 1651—12 Noy. 
1052. 

Raincors, Nicolas, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in 
the Biil for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 8 July. 

Raine, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Raines, John, and John Young, 1651, their Cafe referred 
to Council of State, with Power to hear and determine 
it, and difpenfe with any Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 
Feb. 

Ramfey, John, and Robert Allain, 1651, their Cafe referred 
to Council of State, with Power to hear and determine 
it, and difpenfe with any Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 
Feb. 

-~ Captain Lieutenant, 1651, his Widow’s Petition and 
Cafe referred to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Ranelagh, Lady Vifcountets, 1651, Order for continuing her 
weekly Penfion fix Months longer—Council of State to con- 
fider her Demands touching the Agreement with Sir Charles 
Coote for Castles and Lands, 21 Nov. 

—— 1652, Her Petition referred to the Committee of Pe- 
titions, 27 Aug. Order for paying her 4/. per Week, 
for fix Months, upon Account, 31 Dec. 

Raphfon, Edmund, 1652, Quettion for inferting his Name in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 2 July. 

Ratcliffe, Mr. 1651, Council of State to examine whether he 
has taken the Engagement, 30 Aug.—Letter touching him 
read; Order for difcharging him from the Recorderfhip of 
Chetier, 5 Sept. 

“ir Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 15 July. 

William, 1052, His Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;t. 

Alexander, 1652, his Cafe read; Queftion for inferting 
his Name in the Dill for Sale of Delinqueats Lands, Neg. 
16 Nov. 

Read, Margaret, 1651, Upon Lord General’s Certificate that 
her Hufband was ilain at Worcefter; Order for paying her 
200/. towards her Subfiftence, 46 Dec. 

Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Recoveries, 1652, Act for taking away common Recoveries, 
and the unneceflary Charge of Fines, and to pafs and charge 
Lands intailed as Lands in Mee, read twice, and commitied, 
25 Apr. Petition referred, 26 Aug. 

Recufants, Popith, 1652, a Committee to confider what is fit 
to be done in refpect to fuch as fhall conform, and prepare 
Act, or Heads of A&amp;t, to that Purpofe, 30 June Bill 
for explaining a former Act, giving Relief to tender Con- 

iciences, 








INDEX ‘¢o the SEventH Votuume. 


feiences, and for difcovery of, and proceeding againft, Po- 
pith Recufants, read twice, and committed, 6 Jan. 

Redman, John, 1652, his Name to be interted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

Sir John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Regijter, Public, 1652, a Committee to prepare Bill for Regi- 
ftering Conveyances, 11 Nov. Bill to be prefented, 11 
Jan. Read twice, and committed to a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 26 Committee fits; Houfe refumes the 
Bill; Bill committed to a feleét Committee, 2 Feb. 

Reits, 1652, Bill for more fpeedy Recovery thereof, read twice, 
and committed, 25 Mar. 

Revenue, Public, 1651, Council of State to confider the State 
thereof, 5 Dec. Refolution for bringing it into one Re- 
ceipt, 23 Jan. . 

1652, A Committee to infpeét the Books, Papers, and 

Inftructions, before the Houtfe, touching the bringing it into 

one Channel, 27 July—Bill touching the teveral Receipts of 

the Revenue and Treafuries of the Commonwealth, and bring- 

ing them into one Treafury, read twice and committed, 30 

Committee revived ; Order for their Meeting ; Previous 

Queftion, that Perfons to fupervife the Treafuries be no Mem- 

bers, Affirmative; main Quettion, Neg. 1 O&amp;—Bill com- 

mitted to another Committee, with a to infpeét the 

Treafuries and Sales of Lands upon Delinquents Acts, and 

the State of Moneys due upon Wane Hall Bills, 27 Nov. 

Reported ; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Aé&amp; paffed, 

10 Dec.—Referred to them to infpeét the nein and 

fee what Money | be had for a prefent Supply, 17. Place 
appointed for their Meeting ; Power given them to chufe Of- 
ficers, and appoint Salaries, 24—Report ; Refolution there- 
upon, 18 Feb. 

Reynolds, Commiffary General, 1651, Refolution for fettling 
Lands in lyeland of 500 /. per Annum on him and his Heirs; 
Bill for that Parpofe ordered ; Commiilioners to fet them 
out, and take Care he has prefent Benefit thereof, 12 Mar. 

John, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 2 Nov. 

Rice, Edward, and John, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bill tor Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Rich, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

Richards, Andrew, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Richardjon, Thomas, Queftion for inferting his Name in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 2 July——Order 
for inferting it, 28 O&amp;. 

— William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 July. 

— Robert, 1652, Pardon for him read and agreed to; 

Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Richbell, Robert, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, 
with Power to hear and determine it, and difpenfe with any 
Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 Leb. 

- Richmond, Duke of, 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Com- 

miflioners for compounding, 3 Nov. ' 

Rider, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Ridge, Jonathan, 1651, Report from Counfel of State; Order 
appointing him Alderman of Chefter, 15 Aug. ; 

Ridley, Muigrave, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. ; 

Rigate, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Rigby, James and George, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. ; 

Rigmanden, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 July. 

Ringrofe, Fairfax, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Rifler, William, Ralph, and Edward, 1652, their Names to 
be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 
July. 

Rolie, Sir William, Previous and main Queftions for appoint- 
ing him a Commiffioner for compounding, feverally Affir- 
mative, 1 Apr. 

Dr. William, and John, 1652, their Names to be in- 
ferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Robins, Rebert. Vide Burton, Major William. 

Mary, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 

mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 
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Robinfon, Ralph, 1651, Order for pardoning him—For- dif 
charging his [mprifonment and Bail, and taking off his Se- 
queftration, 15 Oét. Speaker to fign Warrant for his Dif. 
charge, 16, 

~——— John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill fer 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

——-— George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;: 

~—-—— Margaret and James, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Reddam, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Rolle, Lord Chief Juitice, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 24 Nov. 1651, &amp; 1652. 

Rolle, Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Rookes, John, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, 
with Power to hear and determine it, and to difpenfe with 
any Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Rookejfby, Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 1 July. 

Major Thomas, 1652, Order that in Lieu of Lands 
appointed to be fettled upon his Wife and Children by the 
Northern Committee ; the Commiflioners in Scotland do fur- 
vey upon Oath, and fet out Lands of 300/. per Annum to 
be fettled on them, and put them in Poffeflion; Speaker to 
write Letter to that Purpote, 14 Jan. 

Rofcoe, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bilb for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Rofcommon, Countefs of, 1652, Petition read; Refolution that 
the Earl ftand in the Exception in a Bill for Life and Eftate, 
11 Aug. 

Rofe, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com. 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Rotherford, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 15 July. 

— 1652, Copies of Letters from thence read; 28 

ec. 

Rowe, Colonel Owen, 1651, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, to {tate the Account and Matter of Fadi there- 
upon, 3 Feb. 

1652, Order for making Report, 16 July 15 
May. 


Rudyard, Sir Benjamin, 1652, Information that he was arrefted 
upon his Return from attending the Barons of the Exchequer, 
met to confult upon public Bufinefs ; Declaration that they 
ought to grant him Privilege, as if his Attendance had been 
upon fetting, and to difcharge him, 13 May. 

Romney, John, an Infant, 1652, Commiffioners for compound- 
ing to ftate his Cafe, and for whole Delinquency the Eftate 
was fequefiered, 16 Nov. 

Ruffell, Welfted, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Navy, 20 Nov. 

Colonel, 1651, the Committee of Accounts to exa- 
mine and ftate his Accounts, 2 Jan. 

Rutland County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commitlion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. Leave given him to go 
out of the County, 30. 

Rutter, John, 1652, Petition of his Widow; Order for in- 
— Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 
27 Oct. 

‘oma Michael, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

















A. 1653. 


R44? NOR County, 1651, Order segninting High She- 

riff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Radfeiowice, Lord Hieronimus, Queen of Sweden’s Letter on 
his Behalf, read, 12 Aug. 

Rand, Dr. difcharged from being Mafter of Gretham Hofpital, 
3 Ot. 


. mee Allein, Petition reported, and read, 17 O&amp;. 


Recufants, Bill for difpofing of two Parts of their Eftates or- 
dered, 10 Sept. Read twice, and committed; the Com- 
mittee to prefent Rules for Commiflioners, 13. Order for their 
Meeting, 16. Bill reported, and recommitted; Committees 
added, S nliagenek from Recommitment, and to be in- 
grofled, 8 Oét. Read third Time; Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 20. Refumed; Act paffed, and to be printed, 21. 

Religion, Bufinefs a it to be confidered, 22 Aug. 
Confidered; Petitions read; a Committee to confider how 


ignorant, profane, and fcandalous, Minifters may be genet, 
5 an 

















INDEX oo the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


and godly Ones encouraged, 26 Aug.——Report ; Debate 
adjourned, 2 Dec. Refumed, 6,7.9 &amp; 10. 

Revenue, Public, a Commitiee to confider the State of all the 
Treafuries, 12 July. Committees added—Council of State to 
certify to them what Committees they have appointed for the 
Eafe of the Houfe, and difpatch of public Bufinefs, 16— 
A Committee appointed to infpeét the Treafuries, and regulate 
Officers and Salaries; Quorum, 20. Refolution tor conftitu- 
ting five [nfpectors , a Committee to prefent Names of fit Per- 
fons, and Powers to be given them, 27. Names prefented ; 
Two added, 28—Report, 20 Sept. Vide Navy.—Further 
Report, 1 Oct. Votes for taking away fome Offices, and re- 
ducing the Salaries of others, 1 &amp; 4—A&amp; touching the feve- 
ral Receipts of the Revenue, and bringing it into one Trea- 
fury, ca twice ; Queftion for inferting feven Perfons therein, 
Neg. Order for inferting fix, Quorum appointed; Con- 
tinuance of the Aét; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act 
paffed, and to be printed, 28 July—-—Upon Report from 
Council of State, Order for ftopping all Payments for fix 
Days, except as excepted; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 
10 Oct. Order for further Stay of Payment, 19 Act 
conttituting a Committee of the Revenue, and repealing the 
Powers of the former Committee, read twice, and committed, 
with a Claufe; Matter touching the Court of Exchequer 
referred, 4 Nov. 

Riots. Vide Brijiol, Charing Crofs, Portugal, and Stafford, 
County. 

Roberts, Sir William, appointed One of the Council of State, 
1 Nov. 

Rofworme, Lieutenant Colonel, Petition reported, and read ; 
Order for inferting his Name in a Tensaliesdiee Bill, 
10 O&amp;. 

Rous, Mr. called to the Chair, 5 July. 2 &amp; 30 Aug. 
27 Sept. Refolution that he have the Title of Speaker, 
7 July. 

Rowe, Coleoel Owen, Commiffioners in Ireland to fet out 
Lands of 5,065 /. 17s. 6d. Value, and fettle him, his Heirs, 
or Affigns, in Poffethion thereof, till his Debt be fatisfied, g 
Sept. 

Row)e, Captain William, upon Report from the Committee of 
the Navy; Order for allowing his Widow and Children 
920 /. for their Maintenance, 28 Nov. 

Rumney, Paul, Petition reported and read; Order for dif- 
charging his Sequetiration, 24 Oét. 

Rutland County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Rutter, Elizabeth and Sons, Petition reported and read, with 
Petition from the Committee of Petitions on her Behalf, 


31 Oct. 




















A. 1654. 

1 ON, Grand Committee appointed, 5 Oc. 

Members to prefent Names of one godly Minifter 
for each County, to be called to offer their Advice concerning 
fuch Matters of Religion as fhall be propofed to them by 
the Parliament—Eight to be named for Ireland—Kight for 
Scotland—Members for the Univerfities to Name See for 
each Univerfity, 11 Sept——Motion for Fire, Candle, and 
other Accommodations for them agreed to, 10 Nov.— 
Members appointed to be daily with them, and defire them 
to perfeét the Bufinefs {peedily, 6 Dec—Twenty Articles of 
Faith, with the Proofs from Scripture, reported; Minitters 
to be thanked, and defired to proceed; 300 Copies to be 
printed fur the Ufe of the Members, 12. 

Returns to be prefented, 4 Sept. Vide Eleétions. 

Revenue, Public. Vide Supply. 


RELIG 





Rolls, Mafter of, a Committee to confider of a Salary to be al- 
lowed him, 19 Vec. . 


Rye. 


Vide Corn. 
New Writ, 23 O&amp;. 





A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


A BY, William, 1656. Vide Privileges. 
Raivins, 1656. Vide Supply. 

Rates, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill for fettling the Book 
of Rates, 15 Nov. 

Recufants, Popith, 1656, Bill for difcovering, convicting, and 
fupprefling them, to be read, 25 &amp; 28 Nov. Read, 29g—— 
Committed, 3 Dec. Committees added, 4. Bill to be re- 
ported, 23—-Exchequer to forbear Sufpenfions or Difcharges 
till the Bul be paffed, 2 Feb. Committee revived ; Order for 
their Meeting, 5. Bill to be reported, 19 Feb.—14 Mar, 


Committees added, 21. 








——— 1657, Bill to be reported, 1 &amp; 2 Apr. 20, 21 &amp; 
26 May. Reported; Sheet whereon the Entry of the firft and 
fecond Reading was made wanting; Leave given to add a 
Sheet with the Indorfement of the Title and Entry ; Debate on 
the Bill adjourned, 28. Refumed; Billre-committed, 29 
Committees added, 1 June. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 
2. Pafled; Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 18. Title 
read, and agreed to; Proteétor’s Content, 26. 

Regifters, 1656, Bill for fettling them in every County, read, 
23, Sept.—Order for Second Keading, 7 Ot. Read ; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 10. Houfe goes into a Committee 
thereupon, 11. Report; Debate thereon adjourned, 15. 
Refumed ; a Committee to confider of the Debate touching 
Incumbrances, 18.—Order for their Meeting, 3 Nov. Com- 
mittees added, 7. 

Religion, 1656, Grand Committee appointed, with Power to 
receive Petitions, 18 Sept. Upon Motion from them, another 
Day added for their Sitting, 22.—Leave given to {peak againft 
the Vote for their fitting on the Day firft appointed; Vote 
vacated, 4 O¢t. Another Day appointed, 8 Nov. 

renee. Vide Eleétions 

Double Steven. . ° 

Revenue, Public, 1657, a Committee to prepare Bill for pre- 
fervation, and again{t Alienation thereof, without Confent of 
Parliament, 24 Apr. Another Committee to confider the 
beft Way for Improvement thereof, 25 June—Bill for Im- 
provement of the Cuftoms and Excife, read twice; Commit- 
tees Names read; fome excufed, others added ; Queftion for 
Commitment, Neg. Bill to be ingroffed ; Paffed ; Proteétor’s 
Confent to be defired ; Proteétor’s Confent, 26 June. 

Reynolds, Dr. 1656, defired to aflift in carrying on the Work 
of Humiliation, 1 Jan. Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mon, 12. 

Sir John, 1657, Report, that Protector had appointed 
him to command Forces raifed for fpecial Service; Leave 
given him to — and undertake it, 5 May. 

Robinfjon, Henry, 1656, Petition to be read, 30 &amp; 31 Jan. 

Rodney, George and Wife, 1656, Petition and Remunttrance, 
read, and avowed, 22 Nov. Vide Cole, John. 

Rogues. Vide Vagrants. 

Roome, William, 1656, Petition reported ; Refolvtion that he 
is capable of Mercy for Life only, and that he be banithed, 
upon Security never to return; Protector to be moved for a 
Reprieve, 6 O&amp;. 

Rotherhithe. Vide Bermondfey. 

Row, John, 1656, delired to affift in carrying on the Work 
of Thankfgiving, 2 Oéct. Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mon, g. 

Ruddock, Edward, 1656. Vide Privileges. 

Rumford. Vide Hornchurch. 

Rye, 1656, New Writ, 23 Oct. 

Jiyegate, 1656, New Writ, 28 Nov.—Order for making Re. 
turn, 13 Dec. 














A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


R EADING Ele&amp;ion, and double Return; Order for 

making Report, 31 Jan.——Report; one Return to be 
withdrawn, 1 Feb.—Further Report; Right of Election de- 
termined, 25 Mar. 

Returns, 3. Tyas 

Double Returns. } Vide Elections. 

Reynolds, Dr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work of 
Humiliation, 28 Jan. Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 
4 Feb. 

Rivers, Marcellus, and Oxenbridge Foyle; Petition on Behalf 
of them, and others in Slavery, read, and avowed; Houfe 
informed they were in a late Rebellion, and fent in Mercy to 
them, 25 Mar. 

Rodney, Sarah. Vide Cole. 









A. 1659. 


R E A D, Colonel Thomas, approved to be Colonel of a 
Regiment, 30 July: Lift of his Officers, reported, read, 
and approved, 19 Sept. 

Recufants, Popith. Vide Delinquents—Proclamation, with a 
Reward for putting in Execution all Laws againft them, 
Priefts and_Jefuits ordered, 5 Mar. Read twice, and to be 
ingroffed ; Title agreed to; Act paffed, and to be printed, 12. 

Regijiers, a Committee to confider what has been done upon 
the Act for them, 19 May. 

Religion, a Committee for it appointed, 29 Feb. Order for 
receiving Reports every Morning, 1 Mar. Vide Church 
Government. 








Reports, 























Reports, fcandalous. Vide Rumors, falfe. 

Revenue, public, a Committee.to infpeé the feveral Treafuries, 
and confider the whole State thereof, g May. Report; Refo- 
lution that all Arrears of Moneys payable to the Common- 
wealth be paid forthwith; to be printed, 10. Committees added, 
10. May—11 June—The Committee to require prefent Pay- 
ment, 16 May—To report the State of the Treafuries, with 
Power to receive Propofitions for raifing Moneys, 31 
Report touching the Want of Moneys ; ‘Refolution that fix 
Commitlioners be nominated to manage the whole Revenue ; 
four to be Perfons not Members; a Committee to withdraw 
and prefent Names ; Names prefented, and agreed to ; Con- 
tinuance of their Powers; Council of State to prepare Inttruc- 
tions for them, and confider of their Salaries, 20 June 
Bill for giving Power to the Commiflioners of the Treafury, 
and for bringing in the public Revenue, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 20 July. Commiflion for them read, agreed to, and 
referred, 25. Order for Sitting of the Committee, 27 For 
making Report, 27 July—25 Aug.—Bill reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 21 Sept—Sums due to the State, by Farmers of 
the Excise and Cuttoms, reported, 29 July—The Committee 
to take in any of the Farms, 1 Aug. Report touching 
Moneys due from the Farmers of Excife on Beer, Ale, and 
Inland Commodities ; Order for taking feveral into Cuftody, 
21 Sept. Commiffioners for bringing in the Arrears to fend 
for and treat with them, 28—A Committee to confider the 
State of the Revenue, and the Obftruétions to bringing it in, 
and reprefent the Charge of the Commonwealth, 1 Mar. 
Order amended, 2. 

Reynold, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 Ma 

31 Dec. His Petition read, and with his Brother's 
Will and Decree, referred to a Committee, with Power to 
examine upon Oath; Notice to be given to the Defendants, 
6 July. Report; Will voted good; Order for putting hin 
in quiet Poflefion of a Manor; Bill for that Purpofe or- 
dered, 20. 

Reynolds, Dr. Vide Chrift Church. 

Rich, Colonel Nathanael, Lift of Officers in his Regiment re- 
ported, 4 July. Read, and — 9. Their Commiffions 
delivered, 13. 15 &amp; 26———-Major approved, 27 Sept.—— 
Colonel thanked for his good Services, and defired to thank 
the reft of his Officers, 2g Dec. Letter and Information 
againft him read; Heard thereupon; Proceedings of Council 
of State touching his Commitment, and bringing him to the 
Houfe approved; Matter referred to them ; Colonel to attend 
from Time to Time, 7 Mar. 

Ridgeley, Simon, his Petition and Sufferings referred to the 
Commiffioners for the Army, 19 Jan. 

Rippon, Letter from the lrifh Brigade there, with an Engage- 
ment, read ; Refolution for indemnifying all who figned it, 
2 Jan. Meffengers Relation of their Proceedings ; Council 
of State to recompence him, 4. Letter to be printed, 6. 

Rifby, Efay, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent, and Debtor 
to the State, 21 Sept. Commiffioners for bringing in the 
Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Robbers, Judges Letter touching reviving the Law, for a Re- 
ward for apprehending them, read; Bill for that Purpofe 
ordered—Order for 20/. to a Perfon who apprehended two, 
2 Aug. 

Robinjon, Henry, Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
touching the fecond Moiety in Arrear, 11 July. 

Luke, appointed One of the Council of State, 31 
Dec. 


Rogers, Wroth, his Letter reported, read, and re-delivered to 
Council of State, 3 Aug. 

Roll, Robert, appointed One of the Council of State, 2 Jan. 

Rolls, Matter of, Order for a Commiflion under the Great Seal 
to him and other Judges for hearing Caufes in the Rolls, 
19 Jan. 

Roode, Margaret, Order for continuing her Penfion, and paying 
the Arrears thereof, 15 Mar. 

Rootes, Mr. to be difcharged from his Imprifonment, 21 Feb. 

Rofe, Captain, to repair to his Charge in the Ifle of Man, 
27 Dec. 

pe Bene Colonel John, Report, recommending him to be 
Engineer General to the Army, 25 July. 

Roffeter, Colonel, appointed one of the Council of State, 23 
Feb. 

Rumors, falfe, Bill to prevent fpreading them, and fcandalous 
Reports, ordered, 19 July. 

Rutland County, Lift of Officers for the Militia read, and 
approved; Council of State to prepare Commiffions, and 
fend them down; Officers to take the Engagement, 9 Aug. 


























Vou. VII. 


IN DEX fo the SEVENTH VoLuMmeE. 


A. 1651, 1652 &amp; 1653. 


S4LIS BURY, Earl of, 1651, his Bufinefs to be reported, 
17 Dec. Reported; his Petition read; Refolution for al- 
lowing him 5,260/. 18s. 4d. in full for his feveral Claims ; 
Previous and main Queftions that he be paid out of De- 
linquents Eftates to be fold by the additional Bill depending, 
feverally aflirmative, 25. 

1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 25 Nov. 

Salkeld, Lancelot, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Salt-petre, 1652, Report from Council of State touching a 
Contract for it with the Eaft India Company; Order for 
Payment of the Money—Council of State to confider how 
it nay be made here, and prepare Act accordingly, 18 
June Contraét for Salt Petre with the Eaft India Com- 
pany confirmed ; Order for prefenting the Bill, 10 Dec. 

ill read twice, and committed ; Committee impowered to 
receive Propofals for making it, without Protecution of 
the Way propofed by the Bill, 8 Jan——Bill reported ; 
Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be 
printed, 9 Feb. 

Salter, Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

Salvage, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 July. 

Salvietti, Amerigo. Vide Tufcany, Duke of. 

Salvin, Gerard, and others, 1651, Petition read, with Sche- 
dule of Names annexed; Previous and main Queftions for 
difcharging their Sequeftrations, feverally aftirmative, 21 
Nov. 

Salwey, Richard, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. 

1652, Letters from him and Mr. Scot read, 27 and 29 

Aug.—3 Sept.—They give Account of their Employment to 

the Army ; thanked thereupon, 6. 

Richard, 1652, Refolution for fettling Lands in Ireland 
of 300/. per Annum on him and his Heirs ; the Committee 
on the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands to prepare Claute 
for that Purpofe, g July. 

Samuell, Arthur, 1653, to have Liberty to double 2,0007. with 
Intereft upon Acts tor Sale of Delinquents Lands, 6 Apr.— 
His Petition read, and referred to a Committee, with Power to - 
examine upon Oath, 13. 

Samways, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Sandis, John, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, with 
Power to hear and determine it, and difpenfe with any For- 
feiture and Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Sankey, John, 1651, his Letters read, 12 Sept. 6 Nov. 

~&lt;—— Stephen, 1652, Pardon for him read, and agreed to; 

rder for pafling it under the Great Seal, g Mar. 

Sarke, Ifle of, 1651, Queftion that Sir Philip Carterett be ad- 
mitted to compound for it, Neg. ‘Truftees for Sale of De- 
linquents Eftates to forbear contracting for felling it ; Council 
of State to preferve it for the State, 2 Jan. 

Sayer, John, 1651, Petition read, 23 Oct. 

Lawrence, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Scarborough Catile, 1651, Eftablifhment for it reported, and 
agreed to; Commencement thereof, 5 Dec. 

Scajebroke, Edward, 1652, Petition read; Order for infertin 
his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, § 
July. 

Scotland, 1651, Letter from Sterling read, 26 Aug.—Another 
read ; Order for bringing the Records, with the Regalia and 
Infignia, taken in the Caftle, to the Tower, to be placed 
there by the Mafter of the Rolls—Council of State to give 
Order tor removing the brafs Guns, 17 Private Inftruc- 
tions to the Earls Crafurd, Marfhall, and Glencarne, and 
Lord Belcarres, appointed a Committee of Eftates in Scot- 
land, by Charles R. under his Privy Seal; and their Pro- 
clamation reported and read ; Copies thereof to be fent to 
Council of State—Commiffion to the Earl of Crafurd figned 
Charles R. and feveral Letters read—A Committee to prepare 
Act for afferting the Right of this Commonwealth to fo much 
of Scotland as is under the Power of their Forces, g Sept. 
Order for meeting and fitting de die in diem, 18 Lieu- 
tenant General Moncke’s Letter to Lord General, from the 
Leaguer before Dundee, and Governor’s Antwer to his Sum- 
mons—Provoft of St. Andrews Anfwer to his Summons tfe- 
verally read, g Sept.—Another Letter from him to Lord Ge- 
neral read, 11. Piher Letters from Dundee, with a of 

cers 









































INDEX ¢@o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


and godly Ones encouraged, 26 Aug.——Report ; Debate 
adjourned, 2 Dec. Refumed, 6, 7. 9 &amp; 10. 

Revenue, Public, 2 Committee to confider the State of all the 
Treafuries, 12 July. Committees added—Council of State to 
certify to them what Committees they have appointed for the 
Eafe of the Houfe, and difpatch of public Bufinets, 16— 
A Committee appointed to infpeét the Treafuries, and regulate 
Officers and Salaries; Quorum, 20. Refolution tor conftitu- 
ting five [nfpectors , a Committee to prefent Names of fit Per- 
fons, and Powers to be given them, 27. Names prefented ; 
Two added, 28—Report, 20 Sept. Vide Navy.—Further 
Report, 1 Oct. Votes for taking away fome Offices, and re- 
ducing the Salaries of others, 1 &amp; 4—Aét touching the feve- 
ral Receipts of the Revenue, and bringing it into one Trea- 
fury, read twice ; Queftion for inferting feven Perfons therein, 
Neg. Order for inferting fix, Quorum appointed ; Con- 
tinuance of the Aét; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act 
pafled, and to be printed, 28 July—-—Upon Report from 
Council of State, Order for ftopping all Payments for fix 
Days, except as excepted; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 
10 Oct. Order for further Stay of Payment, 19 Act 
conttituting a Committee of the Revenue, and repealing the 
Powers of the former Committee, read twice, and committed, 
with a Claufe; Matter touching the Court of Exchequer 
referred, 4 Nov. 

Riots. Vide Brijiol, Charing Crofs, Portugal, and Stafford, 
County. 

Roberts, Sir William, appointed One of the Council of State, 
1 Nov. 

Rofworme, Lieutenant Colonel, Petition reported, and read ; 
Order for inferting his Name in a Temaalionion Bill, 

















10 Oct. 

Rous, Mr. called to the Chair, 5 July. 2 &amp; 30 Aug. 
27 Sept. Refolution that he have the Title of Speaker, 
7 July. 


Rowe, Colonel Owen, Commiffioners in Ireland to fet out 
Lands of 5,065 /. 17s. 6d. Value, and fettle him, his Heirs, 
or Affigns, in Poffethon thereof, till his Debt be fatisfied, g 
Sept. 

Rent, Captain William, upon Report from the Committee of 
the Navy; Order for allowing his Widow and Children 
920 /. for their Maintenance, 28 Nov. 

Rumney, Paul, Petition reported and read; Order for dif- 
charging his Sequetiration, 24 Oét. 

Rutland County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Rutter, Elizabeth and Sons, Petition reported and read, with 
Petition from the Committee of Petitions on her Behalf, 


31 Oct. 


A. 1654. 


R ELIGION, Grand Committee appointed, 5 Oct. 
Members to prefent Names of one godly Minifter 

for each County, to be called to offer their Advice concerning 
fuch Matters of Religion as fhall be propofed to them by 
the Parliament—Eight to be named for lreland—Kight for 
Scotland—Members for the Univerfities to Name One for 
each Univerfity, 11 Sept——Motion for Fire, Candle, and 
other Accommodations for them agreed to, 10 Nov.— 
Members appointed to be daily with them, and defire them 
to perfect the Bufinefs {peedily, 6 Dec—Twenty Articles of 
Faith, with the Proofs from Scripture, reported; Minifters 
to be thanked, and defired to proceed ; 300 Copies to be 
printed fur the Ufe of the Members, 12. 

Returns to be prefented, 4 Sept. Vide Eleétions. 

Revenue, Public. Vide Supply. 

Rolls, Matter of, a Committee to confider of a Salary to be al- 
lowed him, 19 Vec. Fs 

Rye. Vide Corn. 

New Writ, 23 Oc. 








A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


A BY, William, 1656. Vide Privileges. 
Raivins, 1656. Vide Supply. 

Rates, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill for fettling the Book 
of Rates, 15 Nov. 

Recufants, Popith, 1656, Bill for difcovering, convicting, and 
fupprefling them, to be read, 25 &amp; 28 Nov. Read, 29 
Committed, 3 Dec. Committees added, 4. Bill to be re- 
ported, 23—Exchequer to forbear Sufpenfions or Difcharges 
till the Bill be paffed, 2 Feb. Committee revived ; Order for 


their Meeting, 5. Bill to be reported, 19 Feb.— ; 
Committees added, 21. p » 19 Feb.—1i4 Mar, 








——— 1657, Bill to be reported, 1 &amp; 2 Apr. 20, 21 &amp; 
26 May. Reported; Sheet whereon the Entry of the firft and 
fecond Reading was made wanting; Leave given to add a 
Sheet with the Indorfement of the Title and Entry ; Debate on 
the Bill adjourned, 28. Refumed; Bill re-committed, 2g—— 
Committees added, 1 June. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 
2. Pafled; Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 18. Title 
read, and agreed to ; Prote¢tor’s Confent, 26. 

Regifters, 1656, Bill for — them in every County, read, 
23 Sept.—Order for Second Keading, 7 Oct. Read ; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 10. Houfe goes into a Committee 
thereupon, 11. Report; Debate thereon adjourned, 15, 
Refumed ; a Committee to confider of the Debate touching 
Incumbrances, 18.—Order for their Meeting, 3 Nov. Com- 
mittees added, 7. 

Religion, 1656, Grand Committee appointed, with Power to 
receive Petitions, 18 Sept. Upon Motion from them, another 
Day added for their Sitting, 22.—Leave given to {peak againft 
the Vote for their fitting on the Day firft appointed; Vote 
vacated, 4 Ot. Another Day appointed, 8 Novy. 

Returns. Vide Eledi 

Double ae hia waren 

Revenue, Public, 1657, a Committee to prepare Bill for pre- 
fervation, and again{t Alienation thereof, without Confent of 
Parliament, 24 Apr. Another Committee to confider the 
beft Way for Improvement thereof, 25 June—Bill for Iin- 
provement of the Cuftoms and Excife, read twice; Commit- 
tees Names read; fome excufed, others added ; Queftion for 
Commitment, Neg. Bill to be ingrofled ; Paffed ; Proteétor’s 
Confent to be defired ; Proteétor’s Confent, 26 June. 

Reynolds, Dr. 1656, defired to aflift in carrying on the Work 
of Humiliation, 1 Jan. Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mon, 12. 

Sir John, 1657, Report, that Protector had appointed 
him to command Forces raifed for fpecial Service; Leave 
given him to accept and undertake it, 5 May. 

Robinjon, Henry, 1656, Petition to be read, 30 &amp; 31 Jan. 

Rodney, George and Wife, 1656, Petition and Remonttrance, 
read, and avowed, 22 Nov. Vide Cole, John. 

Rogues. Vide Vugrants. 

Roome, William, 1656, Petition reported ; Refolution that he 
is capable of Mercy for Life only, and that he be banifhed, 
upon Security never to return; Proteétor to be moved for a 
Reprieve, 6 O&amp;. 

Rotherhithe. Vide Bermond{ey. 

Row, John, 1656, defired to affift in carrying on the Work 
of Thank{fgiving, 2 Odét. Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mon, g. 

Ruddock, Edward, 1656. Vide Privileges. 

Rumford. Vide Hornchurch. 

Rye, 1656, New Writ, 23 Oct. 

Fiyegate, 1656, New Writ, 28 Nov.—Order for making Re. 
turn, 13 Dec. 











A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


R EADING Eleéion, and double Return; Order for 

making Report, 31 Jan.——Report; one Return to be 
withdrawn, 1 Feb.—Further Report; Right of Election de- 
termined, 25 Mar. 

Returns, Pn Te 

Double Returns. } Vide Elections. 

Reynolds, Dr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work of 

on 28 Jan.—Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 
4 Feb. 

Rivers, Marcellus, and Oxenbridge Foyle; Petition on Behalf 
of them, and others in Slavery, read, and avowed; Houfe 
informed they were in a late Rebellion, and fent in Mercy to 
them, 25 Mar. 

Rodney, Sarah. Vide Cole, 


A. 1659. 


R E A D, Colonel Thomas, approved to be Colonel of a 
Regiment, 30 July: Lift of his Officers, reported, read, 
and approved, 19 Sept. 

Recufants, Popith. Vide Delinquents—Proclamation, with a 
Reward for putting in Execution all Laws againft them, 
Priefts and _Jefuits ordered, 5 Mar. Read twice, and to be 
ingroffed ; Title agreed to; A&amp; paffed, and to be printed, 12. 

Regijiers, a Committee to confider what has been done upon 
the Act for them, 19 May. 

Religion, a Committee for it appointed, 29 Feb.——Order for 
receiving Reports every Morning, 1 Mar. Vide Church 
Government. 








Reports, 




















Reports, {candalous. Vide Rumors, falfe. 
Revenue, public, a Committee.to infpe&amp; the feveral Treafuries, 
and confider the whole State thereof, 9 May. Report; Refo- 
lution that all Arrears of Moneys payable to the Common- 
wealth be paid forthwith; to be printed, 10. Committees added, 
10. May—11 June—The Committee to require prefent Pay- 
ment, 16 May—To report the State of the Treafuries, with 
Power to receive Propofitions for raifing Moneys, 31 
Report touching the Want of Moneys; ‘Refolution that fix 
Commiflioners be nominated to manage the whole Revenue ; 
four to be Perfons not Members; a Committee to withdraw 
and prefent Names; Names prefented, and agreed to ; Con- 
tinuance of their Powers; Council of State to prepare Intftruc- 
tions for them, and confider of their Salaries, 20 June 





IN DEX ¢@o the SEVENTH VoLumeE. 


A. 1651, 1652 &amp; 1653. 


S4LIS BURY, Earl of, 1651, his Bufinefs to be reported, 
17 Dec. Reported; his Petition read; Refolution for al- 

lowing him 5,260/. 18s. 4d. in full for his feveral Claims ; 
Previous and main Queftions that he be paid out of De- 
linquents Eftates to be fold by the additional Bill depending, 
feverally aflirmative, 25. 

1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 25 Nov. 

Salkeld, Lancelot, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 


_~- 








Bill for giving Power to the Commiflioners of the Treafury, 
and for bringing in the public Revenue, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 20 July. Commiflion for them read, agreed to, and 
referred, 25. Order for Sitting of the Committee, 27 For 
making Report, 27 July—25 Aug.—Bill reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 21 Sept—Sums due to the State, by Farmers of 
the Excise and Cuftoms, reported, 29 July—The Committee 
to take in any of the Farms, 1 Aug. Report touching 
Moneys due from the Farmers of Excife on Beer, Ale, and 
Inland Commodities ; Order for taking feveral into Cuftody, 
21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing in the Arrears to fend 
for and treat with them, 28—A Committee to confider the 
State of the Revenue, and the Obftructions to bringing it in, 
and reprefent the Charge of the Commonwealth, 1 Mar. 
Order amended, 2. 

Reynold, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 Ma 
—31i Dec. His Petition read, and with his Brother’s 
Will and Decree, referred to a Committee, with Power to 
examine upon Oath; Notice to be given to the Defendants, 
6 July. Report; Will voted good; Order for putting him 
in quiet Pofleflion of a Manor; Bill for that Purpofe or- 
dered, 20. 

Reynolds, Dr. Vide Chrift Church. 

Rich, Colonel Nathanael, Lift of Officers in his Regiment re- 
ported, 4 July. Read, and —— 9. Their Commiffions 
delivered, 13. 15 &amp; 26———Major approved, 27 Sept —— 
Colonel thanked for his good Services, and defired to thank 
the reft of his Officers, 29 Dec. Letter and Information 
againft him read; Heard thereupon; Proceedings of Council 
of State touching his Commitment, and bringing him to the 
Houfe approved; Matter referred to them ; Colonel to attend 
from Time to Time, 7 Mar. 

Ridgeley, Simon, his Petition and Sufferings referred to the 
Commiffioners for the Army, 19 Jan. 

Rippon, Letter from the Irifh Brigade there, with an Engage- 
ment, read ; Refolution for indemnifying all who figned it, 
2 Jan. Meffengers Relation of their Proceedings ; Council 
of State to recompence him, 4. Letter to be printed, 6. 

Rifby, Efay, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent, and Debtor 
to the State, 21 Sept. Commiffioners for bringing in the 
Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Robbers, Judges Letter touching reviving the Law, for a Re- 
ward for apprehending them, read; Bill for that Purpofe 
ordered—Order for 20/. to a Perfon who apprehended two, 
2 Aug. 

Robinfon, Henry, Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
touching the fecond Moiety in Arrear, 11 July. 

Luke, appointed One of the Council of State, 31 
Dec. 


Rogers, Wroth, his Letter reported, read, and re-delivered to 
Council of State, 3 Aug. 

Roll, Robert, appointed One of the Council of State, 2 Jan. 

Rolls, Matter of, Order for a Commiflion under the Great Seal 
to him and other Judges for hearing Caufes in the Rolls, 
19 Jan. 

Roode, Margaret, Order for continuing her Penfion, and paying 
the Arrears thereof, 15 Mar. 

Rootes, Mr. to be difcharged from his Imprifonment, 21 Feb. 

Rofe, Captain, to repair to his Charge in the Ifle of Man, 
27 Dec. 

Rakemn, Colonel John, Report, recommending him to be 
Engineer General to the Army, 25 July. 

Roffeter, Colonel, appointed one of the Council of State, 23 
Feb. 

Rumors, falfe, Bill to prevent fpreading them, and fcandalous 
Reports, ordered, 19 July. 

Rutland County, Lift of Officers for the Militia read, and 
approved; Council of State to prepare Commiflions, and 
fend them down; Officers to take the Engagement, 9 Aug. 

















Vou. VII. 


Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. ; 

Salt-petre, 1652, Report from Council of State touching a 
Contract for it with the Eaft India Company; Order for 
Payment of the Money—Council of State to confider how 
it nay be made here, and prepare Act accordingly, 18 
June Contraét for Salt Petre with the Eaft India Com- 
pany confirmed ; Order for prefenting the Bill, 10 Dec. 

ill read twice, and committed ; Committee impowered to 
receive Propofals for making it, without Profecution of 
the Way propofed by the Bill, 8 Jan——Bill reported ; 
Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act paffed, and to be 
printed, g Feb. 

Salter, Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

Salvage, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 July. 

Salvietti, Amerigo. Vide Tufcany, Duke of. 

Salvin, Gerard, and others, 1651, Petition read, with Sche- 
dule of Names annexed ; Previous and main Queftions for 
difcharging their Sequeftrations, feverally affirmative, 21 
Nov. 

Salwey, Richard, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. 

1652, Letters from him and Mr. Scot read, 27 and 29 

Aug.—3 Sept.—They give Account of their Employment to 

the Army ; thanked thereupon, 6. 

Richard, 1652, Refolution for fettling Lands in Ireland 
of 300 ¢. per Annum on him and his Heirs ; the Committee 
on the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands to prepare Claute 
for that Purpofe, g July. 

Samuell, Arthur, 1653, to have Liberty to double 2,000/. with 
Intereft upon Acts for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 6 Apr.— 
His Petition read, and referred to a Committee, with Power to 
examine upon Oath, 13. 

Samways, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Sandis, John, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, with 
Power to hear and determine it, and difpenfe with any For- 
feiture and Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Sankey, John, 1651, his Letters read, 12 Sept. 6 Nov. 

~~ Stephen, 1652, Pardon for him read, and agreed to; 

rder for pafling it under the Great Seal, g Mar. 

Sarke, Ile of, 1651, Queftion that Sir Philip Carterett be ad- 
mitted to compound for it, Neg. Truftees for Sale of De- 
linquents Eftates to forbear contracting for felling it ; Council 
of State to preferve it for the State, 2 Jan. 

Sayer, John, 1651, Petition read, 23 Oct. 

Lawrence, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Scarborough Catile, 1651, Eftablifhment for it reported, and 
agreed to; Commencement thereof, 5 Dec. 

Scafebroke, Edward, 1652, Petition read; Order for inferting 
his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 8 
July. 

Scotland, 1651, Letter from Sterling read, 26 Aug.—Another 
read ; Order for bringing the Records, with the Regalia and 
Infignia, taken in the Caftle, to the Tower, to be placed 
there by the Mafier of the Rolls—Council of State to give 
Order tor removing the brafs Guns, 17 Private Inftruc- 
tions to the Earls Crafurd, Marfhall, and Glencarne, and 
Lord Belcarres, appointed a Committee of Eftates in Scot- 
land, by Charles RK. under his Privy Seal; and their Pro- 
clamation reported and read ; Copies thereof to be fent to 
Council of State—Commiffion to the Earl of Crafurd figned 
Charles R. and feveral Letters read—A Committee to prepare 
Act for afferting the Right of this Commonwealth to fo much 
of Scotland as is under the Power of their Forces, 9 Sept. 
Order for meeting and fitting de die in diem, 18——Lieu- 
tenant General Moncke’s Letter to Lord General, from the 
Leaguer before Dundee, and Governor’s Anfwer to his Sum- 
mons—Provoft of St. Andrews Anfwer to his Summons fe- 
verally read, 9 Sept.—Another Letter from him to Lord Ge- 
neral read, 11. Other Letters from Dundee, with aan of 

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INDEX oo the SEVENTH VoLUME. 


Officers taken read, 12—Letter from Aberdeen read, 3 O&amp;. 
Council of State to confider of fit Perfons to be fent 
Commitlioners into Scotland, and of Inftructions for them, 
26 Sept.—Names reported, and agreed to—Declaration re- 
sated, and in Part agreed to; Debate adjourned, 23 Oct. 
Refumed ; Declaration agreed to, with Amendments ; Order 
for printing it—For Money to defray the Commiffioners 
Charges, 28—Infiructions for the Commiflioners to be pre- 
fented, 28 Nov. Read at large; Members injoined Se- 
crecy ; Read by Parts; ‘Fwo re-committed, 4 Dec. Debate 
adjourned, 4 &amp; 5. Refumed ; Inftructious not yet paffed re- 
ferred to Council of State, 5. Reported; Debate thercon 
adjourned, 10. Refumed; Inftructions agreed to, with 
. Amendments; Order for a Commiflion under the Great Seat 
to impower the Commiflioners to put them in Execution ; 
no Copies to be made, except one ingroffed for the Parliament, 
to be delivered to Council of State; Infiructions not to be 
entered, 11. Commiflioners to attend to receive them, 16. 
Inftructions ; Commiffion, &amp;c. delivered to them, 18—De- 
claration amended; Order for printing 2,000 Copies to be 
{ent into Scotland ; Title thereof—A Committee to confider 
how the Part of the Inftructions touching the Seals may be 
made effectual, 24——-Commiffioners Letter read, 6 F'eb.— 
Another read, and referred to Council of State, 20 Nar- 
rative of their Proceedings, with other Papers, reported; Pro- 
ceedings approved; ‘Thanks thereupon—Council of State-to 
inftruét them touching Perfons that difturb the prefent Settle- 
ment, 16 Mar.—Commiflioners Tender of an Union read 
at Large, then by Parts; firft Paragraph read ; Refulution for 
bringing an Act to unite Scotland into one Commonwealth 
with England—2d read ; Refolution that Scotland fhall have 
Power to eleét a Proportion of Members to ferve in the Par- 
liament of England—gd read ; Refolution for bringing in a 
Declaration ; Beakeatien brought in to impower the Shires 
and Burghs that accept the Tender, to elect Perfons to repre- 
fent them, in Order to effeét the Premifes— 4th Paragraph 
read; Debate thereon adjourned, 18. Refumed ; Bill touching 
Confifcation of Eftates ordered ; two laft Paragraphs read ; 
Council of State to nominate Perfons for the Admuinifiration 
of Juftice, and fend down Minifters—Affent of fome Shires 
and Burghs to the Union, with their defires reported, 23 
Letter from DundeeCopy of the Earl of Argyle’s 
Letter to Lieutenant General Moncke—Paper, intituled, 
“ Some General Heads of the Caufes why the Lord con- 
tendeth with the Land, &amp;c.” feverally read, 31 Od. 
Order touching the Payment of Clerks employed to make 
Extraés out of Books and Papers, a from Scotland, 
concerning the Tranfactions between the two Nations, 4 Nov. 
Copy of a Letter and Commiffion to Scots Gentlemen at 
Edinburgh read; Council of State to prevent all publick 
Meetings for the Exercife of any Jurifdiétion, unlefs derived 
from the Parliament of England, or Perfons having Authority 
from them, 19—Letter from Leith read, 24 Major General 
Lambert’s Letter read; Council of State to confider the 
Sums that come fhort for difanding, and for the Forces 
mentioned therein, 5 Dec.—Mafter of the Rolls to prepare 
Records to be fent into Scotland by Indentures and Bonds, 
26 Council of State to appoint a Perfon to receive them, 
2 Jan.—Letter touching the Rendition of Dunbarton, and 
Articles thereupon, read, oO—Lord General’s Letter read, and 
referred to Council of State; Order for fending down all 
the Officers belonging to the Forces there, 6 'eb.——Order 
for fending Provifions and Moneys for carrying on the 
Military Affairs, 16 Mar. 
~——— 1652, Declaration, in Order to the uniting Scotland 
into one Commonwealth with England, read at large, and 
then by Parts, and agreed to, with Amendments ; Order for 
Printing it, and delivering the printed Copies to the Clerk— 
For prohibiting the Publication thereof; Title read, and agreed 
to, 25 Mar.—Diffent of a Stewartry, reported, and read, 
26—Affent of fome Shires and Burghs to be added, 26 
Mar. 2 Apr. Printed Copies of the Declaration to 
be fent to the Commiffioners, with a Letter, ordering three 
of them to return when they have put it in Execution, and 
fet up the Courts of Judicature ; Speaker to fign it, 30 Mar. 
Paper concerning their Proceedings with the Earl of 
Argyle, reported, ok and referred to Council of State, to 
confider what is fit to be done in relation to the Highlands, 
26——His Letters read, and referred, 2 Apr.——Com- 
miffioners to make their Report, 11 May. Their Tranfac- 
tions, and feveral Commiffions, and other Papers, reported ; 
Tranfations approved ; Commiflioners thanked, 14—Let- 
ters and Papers, with a Lift of feveral Shires, and Burghs, that 
commiffionated Deputies to meet at Edinburgh, referred to 
Council of State, 15 Sept. AQ for continuing the Com- 
miflioners, read twice, and committed, 22 O&amp;. Reported ; 
Queftion for Ingrofiment, Neg. Aét paffed and to be printed; 
02 


Copies thereof, under Clerk’s Hand, to be fent to Major 
General Deane, with Votes and Refolutions of the Commif- 
fioners touching the Affeffnient, 26 Oct. A&amp; for incor- 
porating Scotland into one Commonwealth with England, 
to be prefented, 2 &amp; 8 Apr. Read twice, and committed, 13 
Referred to another Committee, 8 Oct. Proportion 
of Scots Members to fit in the Parliament of England to 
be afcertained therein, 15 Dee. Letter touching the 
taking Bradock Cafile, with a Particular of the Arms and 
Ammunition taken therein, read, 20 Apr.—Major General 
Deane’s Letter, with the Articles of Rendition of the Ile of 
Baffe, and Lift of Arms, &amp;c. found therein, read; Articles 
approved ; Order for Letter of Thanks, and to acquaint him 
that he caufe the publick Records of the Kirk to be fent to 
the Tower ; _—— to fign it, 27 Council of State to 
confider of a fit Place for the Commiffioners from Scotland 
to come to, and of fit Perfons to meet them, and of In- 
ftructions for thofe Perfons, 27 Aug.——Order for making 
Report, 10 Sept. Report, that Weftminfier is a fit Place; 
Council of State to confider in what Part of Weftinintter ; 
to prepare the Place, and give the Commiflioners Notice, 14, 
Houfe of Lords agreed to, 29 A Committee to perule 
the Declaration touching an Union, 7 Oct. Report; Refo- 
lution for appointing a Committee of twelve (feven to be 
a Quorum) to meet the Deputies, and perufe their Commif- 
fion—To confer with them upon Matters contained in the 
Declaration—To report their Proceedings from Time to 
Time—Order touching defraying the Expences ; Committee 
appointed ; Previous Quefiion for an addition, Neg. Order 
for their Meeting, 8. Committees added ; Quorum reduced ; 
Order for their Meeting de die in diem, 12. Some of their 
Proceedings reported, 26. Abftraét of the Matter of Faé&amp; 
touching the Deputies who are come up in Reference to their 
Eleétions and Commiffions ; Commiflioners to proceed in their 
Conferences, 29 Committee to confer with the Deputies 
touching falfe Coin pafling in Scotland—Paflages concerning 
the Number of Pertons to fit in the Parliament of England, 
and the Time of admitting them, reported; Report to be 
confidered, 23 Nov. Confidered ; another Committee to 
confider the Proportion, 8 Dec. Proportion and Time of 
Sitting to be afcertained in the Bill for the Union—The 
Committee to proceed with the Bufinefs before them ; Com- 
mittees added, 15—Order for advancing three Months Pay 
to the Deputies, 23———eFor ftay of all Proceedings at Law 
againft them during their Abfence, 3 Feb.—Clerk to deliver 
to the Committee all Papers returned from Scotland touching 
Delinquents and Sequeftrations, 25—The Committee to confer 
with the Deputies touching Proportioning the Numbers, to 
be fent as Members for Scotland, amongft the Counties 
and Places, g Mar. Council of State to confider how the 
Highlands may be reduced, 2 June-—~ Letter from Dalkeith 
read ; Council of State to take Care for fpeedy Supply of 
Neceffaries for the Safety of Places mentioned therein, 10 
Sept.—A Committee to confider the Bufinefs touching the 
Judicatories in Scotland, 8 Oét. Order for Money to defray 
the incident Charges thereof out of the public Revenue there 
—A Committee to confider of the Bill formerly ordered touch- 
ing the Confifcation of Eftates, and an A&amp;ét of Grace, 29 
Bill of Oblivion read twice, and committed; Committee 
impowered to confider of Bondage, Tenures, W ardfhips, 
and other Services, and of hereditary Offices, and Sheriffwicks, 
and make Provifion touching them, 3 Feb——A Committce 
to confider the Bufinefs concerning putting Minifters into 
Livings, 29 Oct.—-Major General Deane’s Letter, with Copies 
of feveral Orders by the Comuniffioners, read ; Power given 
them to iffue Moneys for the Adminifiration of Juftice and 
Officers Salaries, till 1ft May next—For iffuing all the 
publick Revenue for the fame Time; Application thereof, 
11 Nov. Charge of the Forces for 13 Months reported, 
2 Dec.—Act touching the Borders between England and 
Scotland ordered, 23 Order for removing Sheriffs and 
Commiflaries unworthy of the Service, and for fupplying their 
Places with fit Perfons, 3 Feb. 


Scott, Thomas, Vide Salwey—Appointed One of the Council of 


State, 24 Nov. 1651 &amp; 1652. 
Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 


John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 13 July. 


Scudamore, Rowland, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 


for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 
James, 1652, his Name to be inierted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 


Seabright, Edward, i652, Charge of Delinquency and Bribery 


Rory him, referred to the Commiflioners for compounding, 
12 Oct, 


Seamen, 











INDEX ® the Seventu Vourimi. 


Seamen, 1651, A&amp; for imprefling them, read twice; Queftion 
for Ingroffment, Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed, 12 
Mar. 

~—— 1652, Bill injoining all belonging to this Common- 
wealth to repair Home, read, 1 Sept. Committed, 2. Re- 
eager Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. Act paffed, and to 

e printed, 9 Council of State to confider how it may 
be put in Execution againft thofe taken in the late Sea Fight, 
a Mar. Bill for reviving and continuing for a Year the 
A&amp; for imprefling them, ordered, 2 Dec. Read twice; 
Commencement thereof; Queftion for Ingroffment, Neg. 
A&amp; paffed, and to be printed, 18 Mar.—Order for Money 
for Relief of maimed Seamen, 16 Dec. 

Sedgwick, Obadiah, defired to preach, 30 O&amp;. 1651——1 Apr. 
1653. Excufed, 5. 

Gabriel, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Selby, Ralph, 1656, Petition read, and referred to the Commit- 
tee of the Navy, 21 July. 

Senhoufe, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Serjeant, 1651, fent with the Mace to fummon Members, 12 
N ov. To take Bail, 23 Mar. 

1652, Like Order, 20 May 15 Dec. 10 Mar. 

Has Leave to go into the Country; Perfon appointed 
to attend during his Abfence, 6 Aug.—His Petition read ; his 
Account referred to the Committee of the Army ; Refolution 
for fettling Lands in Ireland of 200 /. per Annum on him and 
his Heirs; Commiflioners there to fet them out, and put him 
in Pofleflion, 27 Aug.—~-Queftion for fending him with the 
Mace to fummon Members, Neg. 24 Nov. 

Serjeant, Robert and James, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

John, 1652, his Name to be interted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Serle, Daniel, 1652, Money formerly ordered him out of his 
Difcoveries to be paid, notwithfianding a former Reftraint, 
18 Aug. 

Seymour, Sir Edward, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding 
to certify his Cafe, 16 Nov. 

Shambrooke, Lieutenant Colonel, 1651, his Widow’s Petition 
and Cafe referred to the Committee of the Army, 20 
Nov. 

Sharman, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Sharpe, Alice and Elizabeth, 1651, Their Petition and Cafe 
referred to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Shearburne, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Shelbury, Colonel, 1652, the Committee of the Army to con- 
fider the former Votes touching his Wife and Children, 22 
Sept. 

Sheldon, William, 1652, Petition read; Previous and main 
Qucftions for referring it to the Commiilioners for com, ound- 
ing, feverally Aflirmative, 8 July Another read; Order 
for inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale ef Delinquents 
Lands, 28 Ot. f ; 

Shepheard, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 28 Oct. 

Sheraton, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 27 Oct. 

Sherborne Caufeway, 1652, Bill for reviving a Statute for re- 
pairing it, read twice, and committed, 3o Sept. 

Sheriffs, 1651, Day appointed for nominating them, 30 Odt. 

Nominated, 4 Nov. 

——— 1652, Day appointed for nominating them, 28 O¢t.— 
Nominated, 12 Nov. Leave given them to go out of their 
Counties, not neglecting the Duties of their Office, 30, 

Sherratt, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 1 July. 

Sherwin, Richard, and others, 1652, Petition read; Houfe ad- 
here to their former Vote, 15 Mar. 

Shilborne, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Shrewfbury, 1651, Governor's Letter with a Summons and 
Letter to him figned Charles Rex, for the Surrender of the 
Garrifon and Cafile, with his Anfwer read; ‘Thanks there- 
upon; Order for prefenting him with a Gold Chain and 
Medal—For making up the Works there, 27 Aug.— Letters 
from thence read, 1 Sept. 

— Earl of, 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Com- 

miflioners for compounding, 3 Nov.——His Petition to be 

read, 8 Mar. Commiffioners to fiate and certify his Cafe, 






































24. 
Shatiieoeth, Colonel, Robert, 1651, his Letter read, 1 Sept. 
Sidney, Colonel, 1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 
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aitie Stool 1652, Order againft the Selling any Part thereof; 

2 Sept. 

Singleton, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

— Dorothy, 1652, Petition read ; Order for inferting her 

a Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 
uly. 

—_— 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Skelton, George and William, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Skippon, Major General, 1651, Thanked for his great Care in 
the Bufinefs of the Militia at their laft Appearance—The 
Committee that brought in the Bill for fettling Lands on 
him, revived, and to fit de die in diem, with Power to com- 
= the Differences between him and Perfons claiming 


{tates and Interefts in the Lands, 27 Aug. Report, 9 
Mar. 














1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 25 Nov. 

Slaughter, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Smith, VWrael, 1651, Petition and Cafe of his Children referred 
to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Martha, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

——— John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Thoimas and Paris, 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Smithick, 1652, Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to a 
Committee, 20 May——Report ; Refolution for keeping a 
weekly Market there; Order for a Patent under the Great 
Seal, 18 Jan.—Grant thereof to be made to Sir Peter Kille- 
grew and his Heirs for five Years, 19. 

Smyth, John and George, their Names to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

— Sir Charles, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in 

the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 13 July. 

— William, 1652, Pardon for him read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

——— George, of Bowden, 1652, Petition read; Queftion 
for inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents 
Lands, Neg. 10 Nov. 

~-——— George, of Sunderland, 1652, Order for difcharging 
his Sequeftration, 10 Nov. 

Snart, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Snelling, George, 1651, Order for paying his Widow the Divi- - 

-dend that doth or might belong to him, as a Commiflioner 
of the Excife, fora whole Year—For paying her a Debt of 
500/. with Intereft formerly ordered him, 21 O&amp;. 

Snow, Robert, 1652, Pardon for him read, and agreed to; 
Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, g Mar. 

Soldiers maimed, 1651, Act for making Provifion for them 
read third Time; Continuance thereof; Further Debate . 
adjourned, 3 Sept. Refumed; Act pafled, and to be print- 
ed, 30. 

— 1652, Petition of 180, with Lift of thofe fit to be 
fent to the Bath; the Committee for them to take Care they 
be conveyed; Order for 1,o00/. to defray their Charges— 
Letter of Thanks to a Phyfician there, for his Care and 
‘Tendernefs towards them; Speaker to fign it; 30 Apr. 
Petitions of Treafurers read; Commiflioners of Excife to 
advance them 1,000/. Petitions referred to them, and the 
Committee for maimed Soldiers, 31 Aug. Bill for their 
Relief ordered, 25 Jan. To be prefented—Order for con- 
tinuing their Payments a Month, 28—For continuing them 
till the Bill be fettled—Petition of thofe in the Savoy read, 
and referred to a Committee, with Power to fettle the Houfe 
and Gardens adjoining for Lodgings for them, 1 Mar. 

Somajfler, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Somerfet, Lady Anne, 1651, a Committee to confider her 
‘litle to fome Lands fettled on Mr. Peters, 30 Oct. 

—-— Sir John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquerts Eftates, 27 Oct. : 

——= Lord Charles, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Sumerfet County, 1651, Committees Letter read, 1 Sept. 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under 
the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 
Affeffment added, 30 Dee. 

Houle, Previous Queftion for felling it for ready Money, 

Neg. 27 Nov. 
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— 1653, 


INDEX ¢@o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


1653, Truftees to forbear the Sale thereof, 6 Apr. 

Southampton County, 1651, Commiflioners for the Aifeffments 
added, 1 Sept.- Order appointing Ligh Sheriff, and for a 
Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Liberty given 
him to come to London, 16 Jan. ae 

1653, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

1652, Petition of Inhabitants read ; Petitioners thanked, 
8 Apr. 

Southwark, 1651. Vide London. 

1652, Petition of Inhabitants in Behalf of the Tenants 
to the Manor of the Maze read, 14 Oct. Previous and main 
Queftions for referring it to the Commiflioners for Obftruc- 
tions, and ftaying the Sale of the Manor in the mean Time, 
feverally Affirmative, 15 OA. 

Southwood, John, 1651, his Narrative reported and_ read ; 
Queftion for reftoring Ships and Lading free from Seizure 
and Confifcation, Neg. 3 Feb. 

Sowerbutts, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Spain, 1651, Council of State to receive the Awbaffador’s Ad- 
dreffes, 1 Jan. Proceeding thereupon in feveral Papers re- 

orted and read, 6. Firft Paper read; Council of State to 
infift on the Demand of Juftice for the Murcer of the Par- 
Jiament’s Agent, 7. Second and ‘Third Papers read, and _re- 
ferred back to Council of State, to confider the whole Mat- 
ter thereof—Fourth Paper read ; Council of State to demand 
Sight of his Powers; Clerk to fend them Copies of all Pa- 
pers in his Cuftody concerning Spain, 8—Paper from hin 
reported, read, and referred to them, to hear his Propofals, 
23. Their Tranfaétions reported; Papers read ; one refer- 
red back ; Power given them to treat with him, 2 Mar. 

———-~ 1652, His Letters read, 10 June 16 Nov. 
Another read; Day appointed for giving him Audience ; 
Mafter of the Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 8 Dec. 
Members appointed to attend hii to his Audience ; Manner 
of receiving him; prefents his Speech and other Papers ; 
Speech read ; Same Members to attend him to his Coach; 
Speech and Papers to be confidered, 14. Confidered ; Papers 
read ; the Court of Admiralty to proceed in the Determination 
of the Bufinets according to Law and Juftice; Papers referred 
to Council ef State to prepare an Anfwer, 20. Order for 
making Report; 25. Anfwer reported, and referred back, 27 
—Letters from the King and the Ambaffador read, 9 Feb. 

1653, Leave given to tranf{port 40 Horfes for the King’s 
Ufe, 13 Apr. 


Speaker, 1651, with the Houfe, to attend Admiral Popham’s 


Funeral, 16 Sept. To ifflue Warrants for the Diicharge 
of Prifoners, 16 &amp; 30 Oct. 

——- 1652, Like Order, 7 Apr. 21 May-——Gives a caft- 
ing Vote, 15 July 16 Mar.—His Complaint. Vide 
Privileges. Order for continuing the Marfhal Men to attend 
him, 4 Nov. To iffue Warrant for tranfporting Horfes to 
the King of France, 1 Mar.—T'o iffue Warrant to the Lieu- 
tenant of the Tower to deliver over a Prifoner to Serjeant, 10. 

Speakman, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 Juiy. 

Spotfwood, Lady, 1651, Order for continuing her weekly Pen- 
fion fix Months longer, 21 Nov. 

Spry, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Odi. 

Stackdale, Sufanna, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Stafford County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 1651—12 Nov. 
1652. 

Stamford, Earl of, 1652, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Stampard, Johr, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

James, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinqueuts Eftates, 28 Oct. — - 

Standifh, Edward, Lawrence, George, and Thomas, their Names 
= = inferted in the Bill tor Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 

uly. 

Stanhope, Arthur and Alexander, 1651, Petition read, 20 Nov. 
Vide Haughton, Lady Elizabeth. 

Lord. Vide Wotton, Mary. 

Stanier, Jacomo, 1652, Tranflate of feveral Letters from him 
to Perfons at Antwerp reported and read; Examined there- 
upon; Previous Quettion that his Antwers are fatisfactory, 
Affirmative; main Quefiion, Neg. Order for taking him into 
Cuitody ; Bufinefs referred to a Committee, 1 Dec. Order 
for making Report, 8. His Examination and Bills of In- 
voice reported ; Council of State to deliver them back to 
him ; Order tor bailing him, 15. 

Stanley, Peter, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 


—— Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Stann.naught, Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Lawrence, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Stapleton, Robert, 1651, his Letters read, 29 Aug. 
Sept. 

Stapley, Antony, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 

Star Chamber, 1651, a Committee to confider how it may be 
preferved for the Ufe of the State ; Order to forbear the Sale 
thereof in the mean Time, 11 Mar. 

Starckey, Thomas, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in 
the Jill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. Order for 
accepting the Arrears of his Fine, with Intereft, by a Day 
limited, and upon Payment thereof, for difcharging his Se- 
quefiration, 10 Nov. 

Starefmore, Wiiliain, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 10 Nov. 

Starting, Timothy, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

— John, 1651, to be adinitted to fit asa Member, 27 

Ov. 

— Dr. William, 1651, appointed One of the Judges of the 
Adiniralty, 28 Nov. ; 

— Henry, 1652, Previous and main Queftions for paying 
him Money that is or fhall come in upon his Difcoveries, 
feverally Affirmative, 7 July. 

wae ho Mr. 1651, defired to preach, 30 O&amp;. Thanked, 6 

ov. 

Stevens, Anne, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Stevenfon, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Stewart, Charles, 1651, his Letter to Lord Mayor, &amp;c. read, 
and to be burnt by the common Hangman—Proclamation de- 
claring him and his Abettors Traitors, read at large, then by 
Parts, and agreed to, with Amendments ; Serjeant to publifh 
it at the Exchange and in Weilimintier, by beat of Drum 
—Council] of State to fend it to all the Counties, and take 
Care it be publifhed in all Cities, &amp;c. 25 Aug.—Declaration 
intituled his Majefty’s fecond Declaration fent forth upon 
his arrival at Worcefter, read, 27—Commiflioners for com- 
pounding to take Informations touching the Eftates of Per- 
fons who have adhered to the King of the Scots, and fecure 
them, 30 Order prohibiting the keeping and publifhing 
printed Papers intituled, “his Majefty’s Declaration to all 
his loving Subjeéts of England, and the dominion of Wales ;” 
Council of State to find out the Printers and Publifhers ; Or- 
der to be printed, 1 Sept. Lord Mayor to fee them burnt by 
the common Hangman, 2—Proclamation, with a Reward of 
1,000/. for difcovering and apprehending Charles Stewart and 
other ‘Traitors ordered, 9. Reported and agreed to, with 
Amendments; Order for printing and publifhing it, and for 
tranfmitting it into Chancery, 10. 

— Henry, 1652, upon Report of feveral Letters read from 
Commanders at Sea; Refolution for removing him from the 
~ of Wight; Council of State to fend him beyond Sea, 
7 Dee. 

Stock, Elizabeth. Vide Hartop, Mary. 

Stonehoufe, Sir John, 1651, his Bufinefs reported ; Debate ad- 
journed, 14 Sept. To be refumed, 15. Refumed ; Order 
for him to pay the Remainder of 3,000/. and Damages— 
For ditcharging his Sequeftration upon Payment thereof, 16. 

Story, Robert, 1052, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Odt. 

Stowell, Sir John, Houfe to confider his Cafe upon Pretence 
of Title by Articles; Commiffioners for Relief of Perfons 
thereupon to forbear proceeding in the mean Time, 24 Feb. 

Strelley, Caflandra, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Strickland, Walter, 1651, Certificate of his Cafe read: Cafe 
referred to the Committee of Obftructions, 17 Feb. 

7 1652, appointed One of the Council of State, 25 Nov. 

Stringer, Conftance, 1652, Petition read; Order for allowing 
her to double, 27 Aug. “ 

Strong, Mr. 1652, detired to preach, 1 June 
Thanked, 10 June. 

Stubs, 'Vhomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 28 Oct. 

Style, Sir Humphrey, 1652, Petition referred to the Committee 
of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Sudell, Richard and Lawrence, 1652, their Names to be in- 
ferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O€. 

Suffolk, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov.—Commiflioners for 
the Affetinent added, 19 Dec.—14 Jan. 


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27 Jan. 


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INDEX @ the S 


1652, Order appointing high Sheriff, and for a Commif- 
fion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. His perfonal Attendance 
' in the County difpenfed with, 7 Dec. 





Supp ty. 


1651, Refolution for continuing the Affeffment of 

120,000/. per Month three Months longer; Bill ordered 

thereupon, 27 Aug.——For charging 100,000 /. upon Gold- 

finith’s Hall for Pay of the Forces in England, Scotland, and 

Ireland, till 25th June next, 17 Dee. : 

1652, Previous and main Quettions for raifing 120,000 2. 

er Menfem, by an Affeffment for fix Months, from 25th 

Gecaites ae applying it to paying the Parliament Forces 

and the Navy, feverally affirmative; Refolution touching the 

Proportions ; Bill ordered thereupon, 4 Dec. 

Bills of Supply. 

——— 1651, Bill for continuing the Affeffment of 120,000 l. 

er Month three Months longer ordered, 27 Aug. Read, 20. 

Read fecond Time ; Quettion for Commitment, Neg. Bill 

to be ingrofled, 30-——Patfed, and to be printed, 1 Sept. 

~—-— 1641, Bill for charging 100,000 /, upon the Excife, read 
twice: Queftion for Ingrofiment, Neg. A&amp; paffed and to be 
printed, 2 Sept. 

— 1651, Bill for raifing go,o00 7. per Month by an Af- 

fellment ordered, § Dec. To be prefented, 11 &amp; 12. Read 

twice ; Commencement and Continuance thereof; Bill com- 
mitted, 16. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 17. Paffled and 
to be printed ; additional Names of Commitlioners for divers 

Counties read, agreed to, and to be printed with the A@, 19. 

1652, Bill for raifing 90,000 4. per Month ordered, 

28 Apr. Vrefented, 21 May. Read, 26. Read fecond 

Time ; Commifiioncr added ; Order touching the Proportions; 

Bill committed, 27 Reported, and to be ingrofied, 8 June. 

Read third Time; Days for Payment ; Commiilioner added ; 

Act pafled, and to be printed, 15. 

—— 1652, Bill for raifing 120,000 7. per Month, ordered, 

4 Dec. Prefented, 6. Read twice ; Queftion for Commitment, 

Neg. Order for Ingroflment, 7. Act paffed, and to be 

printed, 10. 

Surrey, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

million under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Commiflioners for 

the Affeffments added, 19 Dec. 

——— 1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miflion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Suffer, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. Another appointed 

for the Remainder of the Year, 6 Aug. 

1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miflion uader the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Swamborne, 1651, Order for a Brief for repairing the Loffes of the 

Inhabitsats by firing the Town by the Enemy’s Forces, 6 Nov. 

Sweden, 1651, Letter from the public Minifter from thence 

read, and referred to Council of State; Order for them to 

take Care of bringing up his Hortces, &amp;c. to London, and 

to confider what is fit to be done for his Reception, 19 Dec. 

lis Letter, with Leiter of Credence, opened and read, 
23 Jan. ‘Tranflate of the Letter of Credence, read, and re- 
ferred to Council of State, 27 Order for a fafe Conduét 
to tranfport his Corps, &amp;e. a Committce to fpeak with his 
Secretary, and condoie his Death, 10 Feb.—Council of State 
to prepare a Letier to the Queen, and name a fit Perfon to 
be fent with it, 25 Letter in Latin and Englith reported, 
read and agreed to; Previous and main Queftions that the 
Latin Letter be figned by Speaker, and the Parliainent Seal 
put thereto, feverally Afirmative ; Perfon appointed to carry 
it; Order for fupplying him with Neceflaries for bis Voyage, 
11 Mar. 

——-—- 1652, Letter from another Agent, and his Letter of 
Credence, read; Day appointed for giving him Audience ; 
Matter of the Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 4 May, 
Tfoufe informed he was in the Court of Wards; a Commit- 
ice appointed to give him Audience ; his Letter of Credence 
und Speech reported, read, and referred to Council of State, 
with Power to hear his Propofals, 6. Their Anfwer re- 
ported, read, and agreed to—Anfwer to the Ambaflador’s Paper 
reported, read, and agreed to—Anfwer to the Queen’s Lct- 
ter agreed to; Speaker to fign it, and put the Parliament Seal 
thereto, 28 Queen’s Letter in Latin read, 27 July. 
Read in Englifh—Another in Latin read, 28. Vide Killey 
—Another read, 10 Sept. ‘T'ranflate thereof read and re- 
ferred to Council of State 14 Another read; referred 
to Council of State to confider this and other Letters, 
and prepare Anfwers to fuch as they fhall think fit 
Order for them to examine into the detaining this Let- 
ter, and fhewing it publickly—To confider of a fit Perfon 
to be fent to her ina public Charaéter, 23 Dec. Report, 
31. Vide Lifle, Lord Vitcount Letters from the Queen 
and her Agent to be tranflated, 27 Jan. Tranflates read ; 
Council — to prepare Anfwer to the Queen, and 

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EVENTH VOLUME. 


confider the Bufinefs in the Minifter’s Letter, 1 Feb——Copy 

of Credentials to another Minifter read ; Day appointed tor 

giving him Audience ; Mafter of the Ceremonies to acquaint 

im therewith, 22 Feb. Committee appointed to give him 

Audience ; his Credentials and Speech reported and read ; 

Credentials referred to Council of State, with Power to hear 

his Propofals, 24. 

1653, Copy of Letters of Credence to another Minifter 
read; Day appointed for giving him Audience ; Matter of the 
Ceremonies to acquaint him therewith, 7 Apr. His Credentials 
aud Speech reported and read; Council of State to hear him, 
and prepare Ant{wer to the Letter, 8. 

Sweet, Robert, 1652, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Petitions, 27 Aug. Soha 

Swinborne, William, 1652, Petition read ; Queftion for inferting 
his Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 15 
July—Order for inferting it, 2 Nov. 

Swing field, Thomas, 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Com- 
milfioners for compounding, 3 Nov. 

Switzerland, 1652, Letter trom the confederate Cantons to be 
tranflated ; Council of State to open it, 1 Feb. Tranflate 
read ; Council of State to prepare Anfwer, 8 Anfwer to 
be reported, 1 Mar. Anfwer reported and read, 8. 

1653, Letters from thence, with a Propofition, read, 
and referred to Council of State; former Letter recommit- 
ted ; tney to prepare Anfwer to this and former Letters, and 
hear the Meflenger, 15 Apr. 

Syddal, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Sydenham, Colonel, 1651, his Accounts approved ; Order for 
ifluing a Debenture to him; Truftees for Sale of late King’s 
Lands to allow it upon any of thofe Lands, 3 Dec. 

Captain ‘Thomas, 1652, Petition referred to Committee 
of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Symms, Anne, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Symonds, Mary, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Symons, Thomas, 1651, Order for paying him gooZ. for making 
the two Great Seals, and the Materials thereof ; Council of 
State to contider of a further Recompence for his extraordinary 
Pains, 17 Dee. 











A. 1653. 


S4 LARIES. Vide Revenue, Public. 

Salmon, Captain Thomas, upon Report from the Committee 
of the Navy; Order for allowing his Widow and Children 
700 /. for their Maintenance, 28 Oct. 

Salop County, Petition of the godly Party reported from Come 
mittee of Petitions, and referred back, 3 Oct.- Order ap- 
pointing High Sheriff, 10 Nov.—Commiffioners for the 
Affeifments added, 24. 

Salwey, Major, appointed One of the Council of State, 9 July. 

Sartead. Vice Llitcham. 

Scarborough, Petition of Fifhermen of that and adjacent Towns 
reported, and referred to the Committee of Trade, with Power 
to fiay Proceedings in the Exchequer, 31 Aug. 

Scobell, Henry, appointed Clerk, 5 July. Vide Clerk. 

Scotland, a Committee to confider the Affairs thereof, 9 July. 
Quorum appointed, 14— Another Committee appointed for 
the fame Prrpofe ; Quorum thereof, 20. Power given them 
to fend for Perfous, &amp;c. 22. Committees added, 5 Aug. 
-——Quorum reduced, 23 Nov. Breviate of Propofals 
made to Council of State by Commiffioners from Scotland 
reported, and read, 10 Aug.—Order for fending back’ Re- 
gilters that relate to private Perfons Rights, 9 Sept.—Papers 
on Behalf of Edinburgh and Leith, reported, and referred to 
the Committee for Scottifh Affairs, 21 Bill for uniting 
Scotland into one Commonwealth with England, read, 4 Oct. 
Committed, 11. Committee fits, 18. 25 &amp; 28 Bill to be 
reported, 12 &amp; 18 Nov. Reported and to be ingroffed, 23- 
Report from Council of State touching the Expiration of the 
Powers of the feveral Commitlioners in Scotland ; new ones 
appointed, 24 O&amp;. One excufed ; another appointed in his 
Room, 28. Others added, 31. Report touching the Ex- 
piration of the Affefiments; Refolution for an Affetiment of 
1,016 /, 10s. per Month ; Commander in Chief to take Care 
to raife it, 12 Nov.—Bill for Confifcation of Eftates in Scot- 
land to be prefented, 23. ; 

Seamen, Council of State to provide Neceffaries for Relief of 
maimed Seamen, and take Care of the Widows and Chil- 
dren of thofe flain—Counties to be thanked for their great 
Care of them—Commiflioners for the Navy to put in Exe- 
cution former Votes for their Encouragement, 3 Aug.—Or- 
der for admitting their Executors and Adminittrators to prove 
Wills, aud fue out Letters of Adminiftration gratis, 19 


























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INDEX @o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


For paying them Sums due, not exceeding 20/. though 
the Wills be not proved, or Adminifiration granted, 1 Nov. 

Sepulchre’s, London, Petition of divers diftrefled Families re- 
ported ; Order for a Patent for Collections in feveral Counties 
and Cities, 15 Aug. ; ; 

Serjeant, Debate touching the Choice of one, adjourned, 5 July. 
Serjeant appointed —Sent for the M ace, 8. wh 

Seymour, Dorothy, Order for allowing her half of her Difcove- 
ries, 3 Oct. : ; 

Sheriffs, Day appointed ior nominating them, 3 &amp; 7 Nov. N o- 
minated—The Committee of the Law to confider what is fit 
to be done for Reformation of Abufes, and for eafing them in 
the pafling their Accounts, 10 Nov.—Several difcharged ; 
Others appointed in their Stead, 15, 16, 21 and 25. Vote 
againti difcharging any more, 25. 

Shrewfbury, Earl of, Petition to be read, 11 O&amp;t. Read, and 
referred to the Committee of Petitions, 13 Trufiees to 
forbear Sale of his Efiate for a Week, 3 Nov.—Petition and 
State of his Cafe reported and read ; Judgment of the Com- 
miflioners of compounding to fiand, 14. 

Sidenham, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 
1 Nov. 

Smithby, Thomas, Petition reported and read, 29 Aug. 

Soldiers. Vide Officers—Council of State to provide Neceffaries 
for Relief of maimed Soldiers, and take Care of the Widows 
and Orphans of thofe flain ; Counties to be thanked for their 
Care of them, 3 Aug.—Order for admitting their Executors 
and Adminiftrators to prove Wills, and fue out Letters of 
Adminifiration gratis, 19. 

Somerfet County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Southam, Minitter appointed, 26 Nov. 

Southampton County, Petition of well-affeGed Inhabitants read ; 
Petitioners thanked, 28 Sept.——Order appointing High 
Sheriff, and for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Noy. 

Spalding, Petition of Tenants of the Manor read ; Quefiion for 
referring it toa Committee, Neg. 23 July. 

Speaker, appointed, 5 July -2 &amp; 30 Aug.——27 Sept. to 
be attended with the Mace to and from Sermon, 24 Aug. 
Gives a Cafting Vote, 22 &amp; 27 Sept. 17 Oct. Attends 
Lord General at Whitehall, 12 Dec 

Spry, William, Petition reported and read ; Truftees to proceed 
in the Sale of his Eftate, 3 Oct. 

Stafford County, Letters touching a Riot there referred to 
Council of State to examine the Bufinefs, and fend for the 
Ringleaders, 29 OG. ——Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Stafford, John, and Verney Noel, Bill for Sale of one Manor, 
and fettling another, read, 14 Nov. 

Stanfby, Robert, Petition read, 15 Aug. Vide Prefton. 

Stone, Captain, appointed One of the Council of State, o July 

1 Nov. 

Stowell, Sir John, Petition of feveral Purchafers of his Eftate, 
reported and read, with former Votes, 8 Aug. Bufinefs to be 
confidered, § &amp; 15. Confidered; Petition of Truftees for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates read; Purchafers Petition referred back, 
29 Report; Previous and main Queftions that the Pur- 
chafers fhall enjoy the Eftate, feverally affirmative, 15 Sept. 
—Bill for Confirmation of the Sale read twice, and comiit- 

‘ted, 17 Reported, and to be ingrofled, 3 Oct. Pafled 
13. 

Streater, John, Report touching his Commitment by Council 
of State ; Commitment to ftand, 21 Nov. 

Strickland, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 9 July 

1 Nov. 

Stuffs. Vide Norfolk. 

Sudbury, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. reported and read, 19 Sept. 

Suffolk County, Order appointing High Sheriff for the Remain- 
der of the Year, 20 July—For giving him the Oath, 22 
Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under 
the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Suppy. 

A Committee to receive Propofitions for raifing Moneys, 13 
Aug. Propofitions reported, 17 Other Propotitions re- 
ported, 5 Sept.—Propofals for raifing Moneys out of Guern- 
fey, Jerfey, and Sarke, read, and reterred, 14 Refolution 
for a Duty on Englifh Tobacco, 15 Aug. 

Bills of Supply. 

Bill for an linpoft on Englifa Tobacco read twice ; Queftion for 
Ingroflment; Act patied, and to be printed, 3 Sept. Re- 
port touching Abufes in Exportation thereof; Bill to prevent 
them ordered, 11 Nov. Read twice; Members to withdraw 
and prepare a Provifo to be added thereto, 29. 

Bill for Continuance of the Excife read twice, and committed, 
23 Aug. Reported; Continuance thereof; Queftion for 
Ingrofiment, Neg. Act pailed and to be printed, 6 Sept. 
Another to the fame Purpofe ordered, 1 Dee, 


Bill for an Affeffment of 160,000 7. per Month, read twice, 
and committed, 4 Nov. Reported ; Debate thereon adjourned, 
7. Refumed; Continuance of the Bill; Petitions read ; Re- 
folutions touching the Proportion, 8. Bill committed, 9. To 
be reported, 14. Reported ; Debate adjourned, 15. Refumed ; 
Bill to be ingrofled, 16. Order for third Reading, 22. Ac 
paffed, and to be printed, 24. 

Surry, Order appointing High Sheriff, and fer a Commiffion un- 
der the Great Seal, 10 Noy. Mifnomer amended, 12—Order 
for difcharging him, and appointing another, 16—Order for 
difcharging him, and appointing another, 21. 

Sufjer, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commiifion 
under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Sutton, Long, Petition of divers diftreffed Families read ; Order 
for a Patent for Coliections in feyeral Counties and Cities, 
15 Aug. 

Sweden, public Minifier’s Defire of taking Leave reported, and 
agreed to; Day appointed ; Mafter of the Ceremonies to ac- 
quaint him therewith, 24 Oé¢. Houfe informed, that he was 
in the Court of Wards ; a Committee to give him Audience; 
Copy of his Speech and Queftions, and his Letter read, 26. 
Letter recredeutial reported, read, and agreed to ; Speaker to 
fien them, and put the Parliament Seal thereto, 31. 

Switzerland, Draught of a Letter to the Proteftant Cantons 
reported, read, and agreed to; Order for tranflating it into 
Latin; Speaker to fign it, and put the Parliament Seal 
thereto; Council of State to take Order tor fending it, 4 
Oct. 


A. 1054. 


S74 LISBURY, Earlof, Petition to be read, 2 Nov. Read 
and referred to Committee to confider how his Debt may 
be fatisfied, 3. 

Salters Hall, a Committee to enquire into the Power and Pro- 
ceedings of the Judges there, 15 Sept. Report touchin 
Iiconveniences in the Aét and Ordinances for Relief of Cre- 
ditors and poor Prifoners, 25 Oét. Vide Creditors —Bill for 
Salters Hall to be prefented, 4 Dec. 

Salt, Petre, a Committee to confider the Inconveniences of the 
Act touching making it, and prepare Bill for the Repeal 
thereof, 22 Dec. 

Schoolmafiers. Vide Minifters. 

Scobell, Mr. chofen Clerk, 4 Sept. Vide Clerk. 

Scotland, a Committee to confider the Affairs thereof, and pre- 
pare what they fhall think fit for the further Confideration of 
the Houfe ; all that come to have Voices, 29 Sept-——A&amp; for 
uniting Scotland into one Commonwealth with England— 
Act for taking away the Tenures of Wards and Knights Ser- 
vice, and for changing them into free Blanch, feverally read, 
22 Dec. 

Serjeant, chofen, 4 Sept. Order for imprefting Moneys to 
him for the extraordinary Charges of the Houle, 16 Nov.— 
Serjeant to give Members Notice to attend, 17—Perfon to 
— during his Abfence, 32—Sent for Members to Prayers, 
15 Jan. 

Sheriffs and Under Sheriffs, a Committee to confider how their 
Ottices may be made Jefs burdenfome to them and the Com- 
monwealth, 4 Dee. 

Simpfon, Sidrack, defired to affift in carrying on the Work of 
Vafting in the Houfe, 14 Sept.—Thanked, 12 Oét. 

Sleigh, Sir Samuel, Petition read, and re-delivered, on Account of 
a Miftake in the Direction, 9 Od. 

Somerfet County New Writ, 4 O&amp;. 

Speaker, chofen when no Clerk was prefent, Refolution that 
he make an Entry of the Choice, 4 Sept. To iffue War- 
rant for bailing a Prifoner, 5 Oét. To iffue Warrant to 
the Commiflioners of the 'Treafury for impretting Money to 
Serjeant—with Houfe, attends Lord Prote¢tor in the painted 
Chamber, 22 Jan. 

Stirling, Countefs of, and others, Petition to be read, 17 Nov. 
Read, and referred to a Committee; another read, and re- 
ferred, 21. 

Stone, Catharine, and Son, Petition to be read, 2 Nov. Read 
and referred to a Committee, with Power to hear Purchaters, 


3. 

Stowell, Sir John, Petition to be read, 2 Nov. Read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee—Petition of Commiflioners read, and 
referred to another Committee, with Power to hear all Per- 


fons concerned, 3. The Council of State to attend them on 
Behalf of the Commonwealth, 7. Other Perfons to attend 
them ; Solicitor for the State appointed, 11. 

SupPPLy. 

Refolution for an Affeffment towards defraying the Charges of 
the Commonwealth, 15 Noy.—Foran Afleflment of 60,000 @. 
per Menfem on England ; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 21 

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Previous Queftion for affefling 10,0007. per Menfem 
on Scotland, for three Months, Neg.—Previous and main 
ueftions for affelling 8,000 7. feverally Affirmative; Bill for 
that Purpofe ordered—Previous Quettion for affefling 10,0001, 
per Menfem on Ireland, for three Months, Neg.—Previous 
and main Queftions for affeffing 8,o00/. feverally affirma- 
tive; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 5 Dec. Refolution 
for paying out of the Exchequer, 1,000,000/. for the Main- 
tenance of Land and Sea Forces, with all incident Charges, 
5 Jan. Vacated, 20 A Committee to confider of a Re- 
venue to be fettled in the Aét of Government, 13 Jan. 
Report, 15. Refolution for paying 400,000/. out of the 
Exchequer, for Maintenance of Forces in the Field, and 
Garifons, and naval Charges, and all incident Charges, 
agreed to, with Amendments, 15—For an additional Sum, 
for the fame Service, difagreed to, 16. 

Bills of Supply. 

Bill for an Affeffment of 60,0007. per Menfem on England, 
for three Months, ordered, 21 Nov. Read, 28. Read fe- 
cond Time; Queftion for Alteration in the Proportions, 
Neg. Bill committed, 29. Committee fits, 29 Nov. 
1 Dec. Commiflioners Names to be inferted in the Bill, and 
reported as Amendments, 1 Dec. Bill reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 4. Read third Time; Claufes added; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 20. Refumed ; Provifo added, 21. 

Bill for an Affefiment of 8,000. per Menfem on Scotland for 
three Months, ordered, 5 Dec. 

Bill for an Affeflment of 8,o00/. per Menfem, on Ireland, for 
three Months, ordered, 5 Dec. 

Surrey, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants read, 29 Sept. 
Information touching Moneys colleéted for building and re- 
one a Goal and Houfe of Correction detained in Sheriff's 

and, reierred to a Committee, with Power to prepare an 
additional Act, g Nov. 

Sufjfex New Writ, 23 O€. 

Swearing and unlawful Gaming, Bill to fupply Defeéts in 
former Acts touching them, ordered, 27 Nov. 














A. 1056 &amp; 1657. 
YA BBATIL. Vide Sunday. 


* Sabron, Renee de, 1656, the Committee of Naturalization 
to contider touching naturalizing him, 16 Dee. His Pe- 
tition read: Queftion for referring it to the Committee, Neg. 
7 Feb. 

Sales, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill to confirm thofe made 
purfuant to Adis and Ordinances, 3 Oct. Bill to be pre- 
fented, 8 Nov. Read; Previous and main Queftions for fe- 
cond Reading, feverally Affirmative, 13. Committed to a 
Committee of the whole Eloufe, 1g——Another Committee 
to examine the Breaches of Trufis in the Sales of Lands fold 
by the Parliament, 3 Oct. 

Salibury, Earl of, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
Inittee; Queftion for them to confider of a Way for fatif- 
fying his Debt, Neg. 10 Dec. 

1657, Report to be made, 26 May. 

Salt Makers, 1656, Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
of Trade, 27 Dec. 

Sanclare. Vide Dumfreeze. 

Savernack. Vide Briniflade. 

Scarlet, Thomas, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 14 Mar. Vide Captives. 

Scobell, Mr. 1657, to be fent to, to deliver the Journal Book, 
&amp;e. to Clerk, 22 Jan. His Reprefentation read, and with 
A&amp; annexed, referred to a Committee, 23. Act and former 
Order appointing a Clerk read; Houfe adhere to the 
Order, 25. ° 

Scotland, 1656, a Committee appointed to confider the Affairs 
thereof, 23 Sept. Committees added, 26 Sept——13. 21 
&amp; 28 O&amp;.——24 Dec. 2 Jan. Committee impowered 
to fend for Perfons, &amp;c. 26 Sept. A Committee to pre- 
pare Bill for taking away Wardfhips and Tenures in Scotland, 
22, Sept. Another Committee appointed for that Purpofe, 
29 Oct. Bill to be read, 22 &amp; 26 Nov.——Bill for uniting 
Scotland into One Commonwealth with England read, 25 O€t. 

Committed, 4 Nov. Committee fits, 8. 12. 17 &amp; 21 
Nov. 4 Dec. 

Scott, Edward, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, with Power to hear Parties, and prepare Bill, 22 Dec. 
Committees added, 23 Dec.—6 &amp; 23 Jan. | 

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Jan. 





Sarah, 1656, Order for beftowing Part of the laft 
Collection on her, 7 Mar. 
Sedafcue, Major, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Naturali- 
zation Bill, 6 OG. Vide Lanturier. 

Vou. VII. 


Sedgemore, 1656, Bill for Divifion and Improvement thereof, 
pay! ; Queftion for fecond Reading, Neg. Bill rejected, 
27 Dec. 

Selkirk. Vide Pebles. 

Serges. Vide Perpetuanaes. 

Serjeant, 1656, or his Deputies, to attend all Committees—to 
upply them with Pens, Ink, and all other Neceffaries 6 Oct. 
—To feize Copies of all private Petitions printed before they 
are read, 1 Dec.— His Defire for an Allowance for Necefla- 
ries ufed in the Houfe reported—Keys of the Room over the 
Houfe to be delivered to him, 11 Dec.—Sent with Mace for 
Members, 28 &amp; 29 Jan.—1o Feb. 

1657, Like Orders, 23 and 28 Apr. 29 &amp; 30 Jan. 

Order touching a Privy Seal for Arrears due to him, 
and future Payment of his Allowance, 24 Apr. To take 
Bail, 26 June. To difpofe of Moneys collected for the 
Poor, and give Inventory of Names of Perfons amongft whom 
it fhall be diftributed, to fome Members for their Approba+ 
tion, 28 Jan. 

Servants. Vide Artificers. 

Sewers, 1656, Bill for them to be prefented, 26 Nov.—To be 
read, 2 Dec. 

Sherwood Foreft. Vide Forejfts. 

Shute, Richard. Vide Mohun, Lord. 

Sidney College. Vide Johnfon, Samuel. 

Simons, William, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, g Dec. Vide Leicefler Town. 

Smith, Erafinus. Vide Whalley, Henry. 

Smythe, John, 1657, chofen Clerk of the Houfe, 20 Jan. 

ide Clerk. 

Soame, Stephen, 1657, Bill for fettling Lands on him, charge- 
able withsPortions for his Daughters, read, 30 Mar. 

Soapboilers, 1656, Petition to be read, 30 Dee. Read, and 
referred to a Committee, 3 Feb. 

1657, Report; Proceedings at Law againft them to be 
ftayed, 26 June. 

Sollicitors, 1656, a Committee to confider the Number of them 
and their Abufes, 13 Oét. 

— County, 1656, Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 
9 lT’eb. 

Southampton County, 1656, New Writ, 2 O&amp;. 

Southwark. Vide Wills. 

Southwold. Vide Dunwich. 

Spain, 1656, Day appointed for confidering the Bufinefs touch- 
ing a War with Spain; Members to acquaint Protetor 
therewith, 25 Sept. Report of Meflage delivered ; Grounds 
thereof opened to the Houfe by his Order ; Debate thereon 
adjourned, 30——Declared that the War was undertaken 
upon juft and neceflary grounds, and for the good of the 
Coanibinateai, and the Parliament approves thereof, and 
will affift Proteétor—A Committee to prepare Declaration to 
fhew the Juftice and Neceflity of the War, 1 O&amp;. Declara- 
tion to be reported, 14. — and recommitted, 17. 
—Manner of carrying on the War, and of Afliftance therein, 
to be confidered 1 &amp; 3 Oét. Confidered, 9 &amp; 14. Houfe 
to go into a Committee thereupon, 14. Report, 21. Vide 
Excife Letters and Papers touching an Engagement with 
the Spanifh Weft India Fleet, reported from Protector, read, 
and re-delivered, 2 Oct. Vide Thank/giving. 

1657, Narrative of the great Succefs againft the Spa- 
nifh Fleet at Santa Crufe read; Order for Thankfgiving. 
Vide Thankfgiving. Narrative and Order to be printed, 
28 May. 

Speaker, 71656, chofen; Purport of his Speech to Houfe, 17 
Sept.—To iflue Warrants for New Writs during this Seffion, 
upon Death, or double Return, where the Member makes his 
Choice in the Houfe, 25 Form of his Warrant to Ser- 
jeant for taking a Perfon into Cuftody—Of his Warrant to 
Keeper of Newgate to receive him, 18 Odt. Gives a 
cafting Vote, 15 Nov. Perfon defired to take the Chair 
during his Indifpofition ; purport of his Speech thereupon— 
Refolution that the Ceremonies and Refpects ufed to Buses 
Speakers be ufed to him, and that he have the Profits, 27 
Jan.—Speaker to iffue Warrants for feizing feditious Books 
and Pamphlets, 19 Feb. 

——— 1657, Gives a cafting Vote, 29 Apr.——To iflue 
Warrants for fuch Witnefles as either Party thal] defire upon 
a Caufe to be heard at Bar, 2 May ‘o iffue Warrants 
againft Perfons in Naturalization Bills to pay their Fees, or 
attend to anfwer their Neglect, 11. 

Stanton, William, 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Statutes. Vide Aéts. 

Steinmar, Henry, 1656, Bill for naturalizing him and others, 
read, 6 Feb. Committed; Names to be added, 7. 

1657, Reported, and to be ingrofled, 3 Apr.— 

Paffed ; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 8 June, Protec- 

tor’s Conient, 26. 















































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INDEX ¢@o the SeventH VOLUME. 


Sterry, Dr. 1656, defired to aflift in carrying on the Work of 
Thankfgiving, 2 O&amp;t. 

Steur, Michael, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Natura- 
lization Bill, 7 Feb. : : ; 

Steward, Charles, 1656, Bill for renouncing and difannulling 
his pretended Title, read, 18 Sept. Committed, 19. Re- 
ported, and to be —, 22. Speaker acquaints Houle 
it is ingroffed ; the Committee to examine the ingroffed Bill, 
with the Paper Bill, and Amendments, 23. Report of 
Agreement ; Bill read third Time ; Queftion for preparing a 
Provifo, that the paffing this Bill fhall not determine the Sef- 
fion, Neg. Bill paffed ; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 26. 
Proteétor’s Confent, 27 Nov. 

Stirling, Countefs of, and others, 1656, Petition to be read, 
16 Mar. Read, and referred to a Committee, with Power 
to examine upon Oath, 17. Committees added, 19. 

we 1057, pci ; Parties to have the Ufe of Depofitions 
made in Chancery of Witnefles who are dead or cannot at- 
tend; Speaker to iffue Warrants for fuch Witneffes, as 
either Side fhall defire, 2 May. Caufe to be heard at Bar, 
2, 19 &amp; 29. 

Story, Captain, 1656, to be prefented with 100/. for his ‘on 
News of the Victory over the Spanifh Fleet; Protector’s Con- 
fent to be defired, 28 May. Signified, 29. 

Stowell, Sir John, 1656, Petition to be read, 19 &amp; 24 Mar 

1657, Like Order, 1 Apr. 

Stringer, John, and Wife, 1656, their Faéts and Crines re- 
ferred to a Committee, 18 Dec. Their Petition read ; 
Lord Chief Juftice of the Upper Bench to receive Informa- 
tions, and caufe Proceedings againfi them—Order touching 
fatisfying the Serjeant’s Charge in keeping pps, hep te 
for him to deliver them over to fuch Prifon as Lord Chief 
Juftice fhalll order, 14 Feb. Lord Chief Juftice to difpofe 
of them according to Law, 3 &amp; 4 Mar. 

Suits, unneceflary, 1656, Bill for reftraining them upon Bills 
and Bonds, read, 16 O&amp;¢t. Order for fecond Reading, 15 
&amp; 21 Nov. 

Sunday, 1656, Bill for better Obfervation thereof to be read, 
2 Jan. Read, 7 Order for fecond Reading, 11 Feb. 
Committed, 18. 

- 1657, To be reported, 30 Mar. 
be ingroffed, 3 Apr. 
teétor’s Confent to be defired, 20 June. 
fent, 26. 

SupPiy. 

1656, Refolution for raifing 400,000/. to carry on the 
Spanifh War, and other Affairs of the Commonwealth, 
30 Jan. 

1657, Referred to a Committee, in Order to the raif- 
ing 1,300,000/. to infpeét the Treafuries of England, 
Scotland, and Ireland, 30 May Committees added, 2 
June. Order for making Report, 13. Eftimate reported 
and read, 16. 

Ways and Means for raifing the Supply. 

— 1656, a Committee of the whole Houfe to confider 
how prefent Moneys may be raifed for carrying on the Spa- 
nifth War, 21 O&amp;. Sits, 22, 23 &amp; 25 Oct. 7-10 &amp; 11 
Nov. Report; 22, 23 &amp; 25 Odt.——11 Nov. That 
Houfe be moved to appoint a Committee to confider how 
Papifis Eftates may be improved, and offer an effectual Way 
for Conviction and Conformity of them, and how Frauds in 
concealing their Eftates may be difcovered ; Committee 
appointed accordingly. Vide Recufants, Popifh—That it be 
offered to Houfe that Eftates of Perfons in the laft Infur- 
rection be fold, difagreed to—That Houfe be moved to ap- 
point a Committee to confider of the Eftates of Delinquents 
who have not compounded, and touching the Payment of 
the fecond Moieties, and the Cafes of Children whofe Parents 
have not compounded ; a Committee appointed accordingly, 
22 O&amp;.—That Houfe be moved to appoint a Committee to 
confider the State of the Forefts and Chaces, and how Fines 
due for the Deftruétion of Wood and Timber may be col- 
lected, and what Fines are fit to be difcharged. Vide Fore/s. 
—That Houfe be moved to appoint a Committee to confider 
of further Lmpofitions upon Spanifh Wines and Fruits ; Com- 
mittee appointed pom. oa, 23—That Houle be moved to 
— a Committee to confider of improving the Excife 
of Ale and Beer—That Houfe be moved to order an Account 


Reported, and to 


Provifo added; Bill paffed ; Pro- 
Protector’s Con- 


what will be neceflary for carrying on the Spanifh War 
this Year; Account ordered, 25 O&amp;. Eftimate of the 
Charge, and of the Revenue coming in towards defraying 
it, prefented, and to be confidered in a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 7 Nov. Committee fits, 10 &amp; 11. Report, 
- that Houfe be moved to appoint a Committee to confider how 
the Cuftoms and Excife may be improved by. farming ; Com- 
mittee appointed accordingly, 11—Report from the Com- 
muti¢e appointed to confider of an additional Impofition on 


09 


Spanifh Wines and Fruits, 14. Confidered and agreed to, 
14 &amp; 15. Bill ordered thereupon, 15. Vide Infra——A 
Committee of the whole Houfe to confider how 400,000 /, 

ay raifed, 30 Jan.—Sits, 31 Jan. 3,4, 5,6, 7&amp; 

13 Feb.—Report of Refolutions for Affeffments of 60,000/. 
per Menfem on England—15,000 /. per Menfem on Scotland 
—20,000 /. per Menfem on Ireland ; Bills ordered thereupon, 

Feb. Vide Infra—For a Fine upon Buildings on new 
7oundations, 13. 

Bills of Supply. 

1656, Bill for altering the Rates upon Spanifh Wines 
and Fruits ordered, 15 Nov. Read, 1 Jan. Committed, 
6. Previous and main Quefiions for meeting of the Com- 
mittee notwithftanding the Adjournment of the Houfe, feve 
rally Affirmative ; Committee fits, 8 Jan. 

1657, Bill — and to be ingroffed, 
Paffed; Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 22. 
Confent, 26. 

1656, Bill for an Affeffment for Maintainance of the 
Militia ordered, 25 Dec. To be read; 6 Jan. Read; 
Debate thereon adjourned, 7. Refumed, 20, 21, 22. 28 &amp; 
29. Queftion for fecond Reading, Neg. Previous and main 
Queftions that it be rejected, feverally Affirmative, 29. 

1656, A Committee to prepare Bill for an Aflefiment 
of 60,000 /. per Menfem on England, for three Months; to 
confider of a Claufe that no Money ought to be raifed with- 
out Confent of Parliament, 7 Feb. Cees given to {peak 
concerning the Vote ; Refolution that the Committe prepare 
the Bill without the Claufe, and that it be inferted in the 
Bill for Settlement of the ordinary Revenue, 10. Bill to be 
read, 17. Read, 1g———Read fecond Time; Moneys to be 
paid into the Exchequer—Claufe for billeting Soldiers to be 
left out; Bill committed; Members to bring in Commif- 
fioners Names to the Committee, 7 Mar. Committee 
fits, 14. 

— 1657, Committee fits, 12 May. Bill reported; Com- 
miflioners agreed to; Quefiion for adding more, Neg. Bill 
to be ingrofled, 21—Provifoes added ; Bill paffed ; Proteétor’s 
Confent to be defired, 4 June. Prote¢étor’s Confent, g. 

1656, Bill for a Fine upon Buildings raifed on new 
Foundations, ordered, 13 leb. Read, 14 Mar. 

——-— 1657, Order for fecond Reading, 1 Apr. Bill com- 
mitted, g May. The Committee to prepare the Bill fo that 
the Commiffioners may be named by Lord Protector ; Power 
given them to fill up Blanks, go Bill to be reported, 
2 June. Reported ; feveral Provifoes referred toa Commitee; 
others agreed to, 11. Bill to be ingroffed, 12. Read third 
Time ; Provifoes added ; one re-committed, 19. Other Pro- 
vifoes added; Bill paffed; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 
20—-Proteétor’s Content, 26 June. 

— 1656, Bill for eftablifhing and confirming the Subfidy 
of Tonage and Poundage, read, 17 Feb. 

——-— 1657, Committed 30 May Committee to bring 
in a Claufe for the Redemption of Captives, 1 June. Bill 
reported, and to be ingrofled, 20. Read third Time; Pro- 
vifoes added; Bill paffed ; Prote¢tor’s Confent to be defired, 
23—Prote¢tor’s Confent, 26. 

1656, Bill for an Affeffment of 15,0002. per Menfem 
on Scotland, ordered, 7 Feb. To be read, 19. 

1657, Like Order, 21 May. . Bill read, 28. Com- 
mitted, 302—--Reported, and to be ingrofled, 8 June. Paffed; 
Protector’s Confent. to be defired, 22. Proteétor’s Con- 
fent, 26. 

1656, Bill for an Affeffment of 20,0007. per Menfem 
on Ireland, ordered, 7 Feb. 

1657, To be read, 21. 26 &amp; 29 May. Read 30——- 
Committed to a particular Committee, with Provifo that 
it be not drawn into Precedent, 1 June. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 8. Paffed; Proteétor’s Confent to be defired; 
Protector’s Confent, 9. ; 

1657, A Committee to prepare Bill for raifing by Way 
of Affeflment 600,000/. per Annum for three Years, from 
24th June, 1657, 29 May Bill to be prefented, 8 June. 
Read, 9. Read fecond Time; Proportion for Scotland agreed 
to, 10. Leave given to fpeak concerning the Rates; Re- 
folution that they fhall be as formerly ; Provifo read, and 
agreed to; Bill committed ; Commiffioners in the laft Bill to 
be Commiflioners in this ; Claufe for that Purpofe to be in- 
ferted in the Bill, though they be not named therein; Mat- 
ter of Affeflments on Cardigan and Pembroke Counties re- 
ferred to the Committee, 12. Proportions for Ireland and 
England aes to, 13. The Committee to have reference to 
the laft Act, as well for the Powers, as for the Commiffioners 
—Referred to them to add Commiflioners for Wilts ; Com- 
mittee fits, 15. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 17, 
Paffed; Protector’s Confent to be defired, 22. Proteétor’s 
Confent, 26, 


17 June. 
Protecétor’s 


Swearing, 











INDEX ¢o the SeveNtH Vouume. 


Swearing, 1656, Confideration of Laws touching it referred 
to a Committee, 7 Oc. 

Symons, Martha, 1656, her Faéts and Crimes referred to a Com- 
mittee, 18 Dec.——Her Petition read; Lord Chief Juftice 
of the Upper Bench to receive Informations, and caufe Pro- 
ceedings againft her—Order touching fatisfying the Serjeant’s 
Charge in keeping her—Warrant for him to deliver her over 
to fuch Prifon as Lord Chief Juftice fhall order, 14 Feb. 
Lord Chief Juftice to difpofe of her according to Law, 2 &amp; 3 
Mar. . 








A.1658 &amp; 1659. 


S ALTASH New Writ, 24 Feb. 

Sankey, Sir Hierom. Vide Petty, Dr. 

Sarum, Old, New Writ, 12 Feb. 

Scotland, Matter concerning the fitting of the Scots Members 
to be debated, 10 Mar. Debated, 11, 12. 17, 18 &amp; 21. 
Queftion that they withdraw, Neg, 18. Previous and main 
Quefiions that they continue to fit during this Parliament, 
feverally Affirmative, 21 A Committee appointed for the 
Affairs thereof; Perfons concerned to have no Voices in Cafes 
wherein they are concerned 1 Apr. Committee added, 12. 

Seaford, Houte taking Notice there was no Mention thereof in 
the Book of Returns; New Writ ordered, 31 Jan. 

Serjeant, Exception taken at his coming in before he was 
chofen ; withdraws; chofe ; Clerk Affitant calls him in, 27 
Jan.—To receive the Colleétion upon the Fatt Day, 28- 
Sent with Mace for Members, 7 Feb. Perfons appointed 
to attend during his Indifpofition, 1 Mar.—Affifiant ap- 
pointed, 26. 

Smythe, John, chofen Clerk of the Houfe, 27 Jan. 
Clerk. 

Soldiers, maimed, Petition of 2,500 in Ely Houfe and the Savoy, 
for Satisfaction of the Arrears of their Penfion, and due Pay- 
ment of their Allowance, read, and referred to a Committee, 
7 Apr. Committee impowered to fend for Parties, &amp;c. 13. 

Spalding, Petition of the Lords, Freeholders, Owners, and In- 
habitants, of the feveral adjacent Towns, read, and referred to 
a Committee, 2 Mar, 

Speaker, chofen, Effeét of his Speech to the Houfe, 27 Jan. 

To iffue Warrant for difcharging a Prifoner, 26 Feb. 
——To fign Proteétions for Perfons defired to attend Com- 
mittees, 4 &amp; 24 Mar. g &amp; 11 Apr.—Acquaints Houfe 
withhis Indifpofition ; Perfon defired tofupply. his Place during 
his Abfence, 9 Mar. Defires to have fome Refpite, or be dif- 
miffed, 14.—Report touching the State of his Health, from 
Members appointed to vifit him, 21—Houfe informed of his 
Death; another Speaker chofen; Effect of his oo to the 
Houfe, 15 pel wee Speaker acquaints Houfe with 
his Indifpofition, 14 Mar. Another called to the Chair, 16. 

Streete, Thomas, Petition againft him read ; Order for his At- 
tendance, 5 Feb. Attends; defired to give in his Anfwer; 
prefents a Petition and Certificate of the well-affected of the 
County and City of Worcefter; former Petition read again ; 
both referred to the Committee of Privileges, 12 Feb. 
Report re-committed, 24 Mar. 

Strode, William. Vide Neville, Henry. 

Sweden and Denmark, Account of the State of Affairs in Re- 
lation thereto, ordered, 17 Feb. Secretary’s Narrative; De- 
bate thereon adjourned, 21. Refumed ; Refolution for put- 
ing a very confiderable Navy to Sea, 23—For referring to 
Prote@tor to put the Vote in Execution, faving the Intereft 
of the Houfe in the Militia, and in making War and Peace ; 
Vote to be prefented to him, 24. 











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A. 1059. 


ADLER, John, appointed One of the Judges for Probate 
of Wills, 19 May. 

Safety,,a Committee of Safety appointed, 7 May. Report of 
an Invafion defigned by Charles Steward. Vide Steward, 
Charles—The Committee impowered to iffue Moneys they 
fhall think neceflary for the Service of the Commonwealth ; 
Committees added, g—Order for reviving and continuing 
them five Days longer; Letters directed to them, and opened 
by Speaker, referred to them, 14 Order for Members 
who acted at the pretended Committee of Safety to appear 
in Parliament ; Serjeant to fummon them; Books and Papers 
belonging to that Coomlates to be delivered to a Committee, 
13 Feb. 

Sales. Vide Cufioms—A Committee to prepare Bitl for con- 
firming all public Sales of Lands made by Acts or Ordinances 
of this Parliament, 3 May Bill to be prefented, 14 June 

27 July 8 Aug. 

Vou. VII. 














Salmon, Colonel, Lift of Officers in his; Regiment reported, 
read, and approved, 13 June. Their Commiffions delivered, 
14 June——-4 Aug. 

Salop County, Commiffioners. for the Militia added, 8 Aug. 
ed ane Sheriff difcharged, 5 Mar. Another appoiut- 

+ Veo P 

Salwey, Major, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 May 
—Matters objected againft him; heard thereu pon; Previous 
Queftion for difcharging him from fitting as a Member, Neg. 
Order for fufpending him—Previous and main Quettions for 
fending him to the Tower, feverally Affirmative, 17 Jau. 
Order remitted on Account of his Indifpofition ; Liberty 
given him to go into the Country, 21. 

Saintclare, Lord, Keeper of Windfor Caftle, to certify the Caufe 
of his [mprifonment, 21 Feb—Warrant for his Comumit- 
ment read; Order for difcharging him, upon Security not 
“A aét any Thing prejudicial to the Commonwealth, 3 

ar. 

Segoe Henry and Gregory, Pardons for them with Judges 

ertificates read; Pardons agreed to ; Order for pafling them 
under the Great Seal—For tranfporting them, 25 Feb. 

Sarum, new Mayor and Commonalty to a¢t according to their 
old Charter, and bring in the new one to be cancelled, 2 Aug. 
—Comuniflioners for the Affeffment added, 2 Mar, 

Saunders, Colonel Thomas, Lift of Officers in his Regiment 
reported, 4 July—His Petition read—Lift in Part agreed to, 
g. Their Commiffions delivered, 11 &amp; 18 July—2 Aug. 
——His Letter read, 16—Order for difcharging him from 
his Imprifonment, 27 Dec.—Speaker acquaints the Houfe 
with the Effeét of a Letter from him; Commiffioners for the 
Army to prepare Aniwer; Speaker to fign it, 2 Jan.—-—- 
Commiflioners to take Care he be preferred according to his 
Merit, 6. Appointed Colonel of a Regiment, 18——Litt 
of his Officers reported and read, 8 Feb. Read again, and 
approved ; Order for Commiflions for them, 10. 

Sawrey, Colonel Roger, approved to be Colonel of a Regiment; 
his Commiflion delivered, 30 July. 

Say, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 31 Dee. 
—Previous and main Queftions for appointing him to fup- 
ply the Speaker’s Place during his Dion. feverally Affir- 
mative, 13 Jan. 

Scobell, Henry, a Committee to prepare Bill for repealing an 
Act appointing him Clerk of the Parliament, and granting 
him a Houfe belonging to the Office, 19 May Bill read, 

-g Aug. Committed; his Petition read and referred, 24 
Bill to be reported, 13 Sept. 7Jau. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 18 Order for fending for him to the Bar; 
examimed touching an Entry of 2oth April 1653; “ That 
this Day his Excellency the Lord General diffolved this Pars 
liament ;” acknowledges he did it without Direction; Order 
for expunging it—A Committee to confider whether the Act 
of Indemnity extends to pardon this Offence, 7 Jan. 

Scot, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 May 
31 Dec.—Appointed to receive Informations as the Secre- 
tary of State ufed, and prefent them to Council of State, 10 
Jan.—Appointed Cuftos Rotulorum of Weftminfter; Order 
for a Confirmation under the Great Seal, 11—Appointed Se- 
cretary of State to the Commonwealth, 17. 

Scotland,Council of State to examine what Records were brought 
from thence into the Tower, and how many are {ince re- 
moved, and by what Authority, 16 May—A Committee to 
confider of an Union between England and Scotland, and 
prepare Bill for that Purpofe, 18 Report; Bill formerly 
read twice, and committed, to be prefented, 13 June—Ano- 
ther Committee to prepare Bill for perfecting the Union 
pastas to a former Declaration of this Parliament, 25 

ill read, 27 July. Committed to a Committee of the 
whole Houfe, 30 Committee fits, 2. 6. 10. 13, 19 &amp; 
26 Aug. 2. g. 16 &amp; 3o Sept. 7 O&amp;. Sub Com- 
mittee impowered to hear a Perfon, 26 Aug.——The Com- 
mittee not to mention Ireland, g Sept. Upon Report 
from the Committee of Safety touching continuing Perfons 
in Offices for the Adminifiration of Juitice; a Committee 
appointed to confider how all Proceedings relating thereto 
may be fettled for a Time, 19 May Another Committee 
to perufe former Infiruétions for the Commiflioners for Scots 
Affairs, and prefent further Inftructions for the Adminiftra- 
tion of Juftice and Government, or prepare Bill for fettling 
it, 9 Sept. Intiructions reported Ais 5 read ; a Committee 
to confider of fit Perfons to be Commiflioners and Judges, 
5 Od. Another Committee to confider what is fit to be 
done touching Seals to be ufed there, 20 May———Refolutions 
touching the Arms and In{criptions thereupon; Council of 
State to prepare Model for them, 5 Oét.——Addrefs of the 
Deputies who in 1652 confented to the uniting Scotland in 
one Commonwealth with England read, and _ referred to 
them, 24 May—Judge Advocete appointed, 28 June— 

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INDEX @ the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Manner of delivering Commiffions to Officers in Scotland, 25 
July.—Petition of well-affected Perfons in Edinburgh and 
Towns adjacent read; Petitioners thanked, 27-—Bill for in- 
demnifying Perfons of that Nation read, 28——Council of 
State to prepare aggre | ——. the Adminiftration of 
Juftice, and levying the Affefiment—Petition of Traders and 
Shop-keepers read, and referred to them, 6 Aug.——Order 
for bringing in the Excife, 21 Sept. The Committee of 
Infpection to call the Treafurers to Account for 20,000 /. 
afligned to the Forces there, and confider how Moneys may 
be provided for thofe under General Moncke, 12 Jan.—— 

Commiffary General of the Mufters appointed, 1 Feb. His 
Commiflion delivered, 7 Houfe to confider of Perfons 
to be Commiflioners for the Scots Affairs, and Judges, 6—Bill 
for a Great Seal read twice, and paffed; Council of State to 
take Care it be forthwith made, 7—Commiflioners of the Ex- 
cife and Cuftoms at Leith appointed, 15—Time for colleét- 
ing the Affeffment inlarged, 12 Mar. ; 

Seamen, upon Report from Council of State, Bill for imprefting 
them ordered, 16 June. To be read, 21. Read twice, and 
committed, 22. To be reported, 23. Reported; a Com- 
mittee to withdraw about perfecting the Amendments, 
Amendments reported ; Bill to be ingrofled, 25. Pafled, and 
to be printed, 28 Their Petition read, and referred toa 
Committee, 2 July. Quorum reduced, 21 Petition on 
Behalf of diftrefled Seamen, their Widows, and Orphans, 
read, and referred to a Committee, 1 Mar.—Bill for im- 
prefting Seamen ordered, 12. Read twice; Continuance 
thereof; Bill paffed, 15. 

Seawell, William, ordered into Caftody as a Delinquent, and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiffioners for bringing 
in the Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Seizures. Vide Cufloms. 

Segmore, Sir Jubn, to be difcharged from his Imprifonment, 27 
Feb. 

Sequejirations. Vide Delinquents. 

Serjeant, appointed for a Week, 7 May. Continued another 

‘eek, 14—Mr. Birkhead’s Defire to have an Affifiant agreed 
to; his Attendance difpenfed with, 16—His Petition read, 
and referred to the Committee on the Bill for Adventurers, 7 
Sept. Serjeant to detain Perfons and Arms apprehended, 
till the Council of State fits, 6 Mar. Order for paying him 
for Neceffaries for the Houfe and Committees, 15. 

Sewers, Bill conftituting Commiffioners thereof, read twice ; 
paffed, and to be printed, 18 May ——A Committee to pre- 
fent Names of fit Perfons to be in the Commiflion to the 
Commiflioners of the Great Seal; they to grant Commiffions, 
16 June. 

Sheeres, William. Vide Barret, William. 

Sheriffs. Vide Jufiices of Peace—A Committee to examine 
their Accounts, with Power to give the ufual Allowances, 
11 July ‘Members to give in Names of three Perfons of 
every County to be Sheriffs, 9.12 &amp; 31 Jan. 16 &amp; 22 
Feb.—Order for continuing the former Sheritls, except as ex- 
cepted, 24 Members to prefent Names of Sheriffs they 
defire fhould be difcharged, 5 Mar. 

Shoes, Licence granted to export the ufual Quantities to the 
Englifh Plantations, paying Cuftoms and all other Dutics, 
11 July. 

Sidney, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
May——His Letter read, 12 Aug. Letters Credential for 
him and Sir Robert Honeywood to the King of Sweden read ; 
Council of State to write fuch as they fhall think fit, 15 
Mar. 

Silly, Ifle of, Lift of Governor and Officers for the Garifons re- 

orted and read; Governor approved; his Commiffion de- 
sar 6 Aug. 

Simpjon, Mr. Vide Botolph without Bifhopfgate. 

Sion College, Clerk to deliver the Patent concerning it to Mr. 
Manton, 16 Mar. 

~~ Major General Philip, appointed Major General of the 

‘ity Militia, 7 July. Order for a Commillion for him, 27 


Appointed Commander in Chief of all the Forces within 
the weekly Bills, 2 Aug. His Commiflion delivered, 5. 
Skynner, Joan, Pardon tor her and Judges Certificate read ; 
treden agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great 
Seal, 25 Feb. , 
Smith, Colonel Henry, approved to be Colonel of a Regi- 


ment, 30 July 
proved, 19 Sept. 

Elizabeth, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
miflioners for Irifh Affairs ; Order for giving her 10 /. for her 
prefent Relief, 1 Aug. 

Richard, ordered into Cufiody as a Delinquent, and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiffioners for bringing 
in the Anears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Malcombe, Order for difcharging him from his Impri- 
fonment, and fufpending his Sequeftration, 27 Feb. 


Lift of his Officers reported, read, and ap- 


Smithson, Major, his Letter read, and referred to Council of 
State, with Power to hear Captain Strangewaies, 7 Jan. 

Colonel, Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported 
and read, 12 Jan.—Read again, and re-committed, 27. 

Smythe, John, to bring all Books and Records belonging to 
the Parliament, from 30th January 1648, to 20th April 1659, 
7 May.—To deliver up all Journal Books, &amp;c. to the Clerk 
—The Committee of Infpeétion to examine the State of his 
Arrears—Order for paying him 20/. expended in finding 
Preffes, 14. 

Soames, Sir Thomas, Petition referred to the Committee on 
the Bill for Adventurers, 5 Oct. Vote concerning him of 
ift June 1649 difcharged, and to be obliterated, 12 Mar. 

Soldiers, a Committee to prepare Bill for indemnifying fuch as 
have returned to their Duties, 28 Dec. Bill read; Refolu- 
tion for extending it to Officers, 31. 

Maimed, Petition of 2,500 in Ely Houfe and the Sa- 
voy in Behalf of themfelves and above 4,000 Widows and 
Orphans read; Council of State to take Care they be re- 
lieved, and confider of a healthful Place for their Refidence, 
16 May. Impowered to charge any of the public Revenues 
with 3,000 2. tor that Service—A Committee to confider what 
they are paid, and how they fhall be provided for the fu- 
ture, 26 Report; Refolution that the Pay of 750/. per 
Week be conftantly paid for a Month—Referred back to 
prepare a Lift of their Names and Countries, and confider 
of the Penfions payable to them, and of the Salaries to the Of- 
ficers, 13 June. Report; Order for continuing the Com- 
miflioners for a Month, but the Money formerly ordered, to 
be paid only to the Penfioners, 17. Council of State to 
take Care it be forthwith paid; Committees added, 30 
Previous and main Quefiions for reftormg their Phyfician, 
feverally Affirmative, 17 Aug. Their Petitions read; Pre- 
vious and main Queftions for providing Two Months Pay 
for them; feverally Affirmative ; Council of State to order 
the prefent Payment of a Fortnight’s Pay; the Committee 
of Infpection to confider how the Remainder may be fatil- 
fied—Order touching Penfions for fuch as are fit to have 
Penfions—W omen married to fecond Hufbands, or able to 
work—Children fit to be put Apprentices—Men able to 
work not to be continued Penfioners, 1 Sept. ‘Tru ftees 
Certificate to be confidered, 4 O¢t. Read; their Power con- 
tinued for three Months longer—Order for difpofing of fome 
ofthe maimed Soldiers in Garifons, and others in Hofpitals, 
5——Order for paying 4,o00/. forthwith, 7 Jan.——Peti- 
tion of thofe in ly Houfe and Savoy read, and referred to a 
Committee, 25 Feb——Matter of Fact reported ; Order for 
Payment of 2,000 /. formerly affigned them—A Committee 
to confider how they may be provided for, 1 Mar. State 
of their Cafe reported; Order for paying them 1,700/. the 
Committee to reform Abufes, and call the Governors to Ac- 
count for Moneys received, 13. 

Sollicitors. Vide Bailiffs. 

Somerjet County, Commillioners for the Militia added, 6 Aug. 

Commitlioners for the Affefiment added, 15 Feb. ; 

Houfe, Order for French Proteftants to make Ufe of 
the Chapel, 18 June Continued; Sale thereof to be for- 
born, 8 July 4 Ot. 

Sound, Report from the Committee of Safety, that the Englifh 
Fleet arrived there a Month fince, with Inftructions to be 
as Mediator between the Kings of Sweden and Denmark, 
and that the Dutch Fleet will meet them as Friends, 13 
May—Opinion of Council of State touching Inftruétions to 
be fent to General Mountague reported; Power given them to 
fend Commiflioners or Inftructions, 27. Upon their Report, 
Refolution for appointing Commiffioners Plenipotentiaries for 
obtaining a Peace between the two Northern Kings—Touch- 
ing the Number of them—That the Council of State prepare 
Infiructions for them; Order for prefenting the Names of 
Five, and preparing Commiflions for them, 31——Letters 
from thence read 8&amp; 9 June. Names reported, and agreed 
to—Refolution for a feparate Coimmiflion to Sir Philip Mea- 
dows to be Refident, g—King of Sweden’s Letters read; 
Council of State to give Audience to his Envoys, receive their 
Propofitions, and treat with them, 18. Letters Credential, 
and a delivered by them, with a Paper from the Dutch 
Ambaflador, reported, read, and referred back to treat {peedily, 
23. Summary Account of the Treaty reported; ‘Previous 
and main Queftions that it be referred back to them to 
haften away the Plenipotentiaries, and give them | nftructions 
to endeavour to fettle a Peace, or for an aétive Afliftance, 
or for Return of the Fleet, feverally Affirmative ; Conamif- 
fions and Inftruétions to be confidered, 25. Draught of a 
Commiflion for the Plenipotentiaries reported, read, and 
agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal—Seve- 
ral Letters Credentials to the two Kings reported, read, and 
agreed to; Speaker to fign them, 28——To fign Dockets 
for their Commiffions, 1 July. Commiffions delivered to 

them 








INDEX ¢@ the Seventy Votuvume. 


them, 2——-King of Sweden’s Letter referred to Council of not engaged in a War without Confent of Parliament 19 
State, to take Care it be tranflated, 27. Tranflate re- May. in ; 


ported ; Council of State to prepare Anfwer, 28 Anfwer Stephens, Thomas, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent, and 











reported, read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign and feal it, Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. “Commiflioners for bringin 
22 Aug. Dutch Ambaflador’s Paper, and Extra@ of the in the Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. _* 
fecret Refolutions of the States General, reported and read; Steward, Charles, Report from the Committee for Safety touch- 
Extract concerning a nearer Agreement and Explanation of ing an Invafion detigned by him, 7 May—Upon Report of 
the Treaty of the Hague agreed to; like Orders to be given, a new Information, the Committee Doves. to fecure dif- 
mutatis mutandis, to the Plenipotentiaries of this State—The affected Perfons, their Horfes, and Arms, 11 Bill for re- 
figning the explanatory Treaty approved ; Parliament, when nouncing his Title ordered, 2 Jan. Vide Members. 

the Articles are figned by both Parties, will ratify them— Stoakes, Captain John, his Cafe and Petition reported ; Cafe 
Public Minifters of the Commonwealth to co-operate with referred to the Court of Admiralty ; Proceedings at Low to 
thofe of France for arbitrating the Differences between the ftand, 8 Mar. : 
Kings of Sweden and Poland, 2 Aug.—Dutch Ambatlador’s Stowell, Sir John, Order for continuing his Penfion, and paying 
Papers reported and read; additional Agreement approved ; the Arrears thereof, 13 Mar. 

Intiructions to be fent to the Commiflioners to obferve the Streater, John, to be recommended to the Commiffioners for 
Contents thereof, 9—Their Letter read, 15—Other Letters nominating Officers for an Employment in Ireland, 12 July 
from them read; Order of Council of State for Viétualling — Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported and read, 7 Jan. 
the a for a Month longer approved; further Debate ad- Read again, and approved, 12. Their Commiffions deli- 
journed, 24. Refumed; Orders to be feut to the Plenipoten- vered, 13. 


tiaries to purfue the Agreement between the Commonwealth, Strickland, Mr. Serjeant to fummon him to attend, 7 Jan. 
France, and Holland, if one or both the Kings refufe, 25 Strowd, Mr. Vide Privilege. ‘ 
General Mountague’s Letter; Order for Provifion for ———+- Captain, referred to the Commiffioners of the Army 

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the Fleet, 1 Sept.—His and Plenipotentiares Letters read ; for Preferment, 4 Jan. 
Council of State impowered to fend back 15 Ships, 2 Subjidies. Vide Cujioms. 
Another Letter from them read-—Articles on the Part of Suffolk, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants read; Petitioners 
the King of Denmark ; General Mountague’s Narrative—Se- thanked, 21 July Lift of Officers for the Militia to be 


veral Papers from the Dutch Ambatlador, reported and read ; 
Council of State to prepare Anfwer to them, and confider 
what is fit to be done as to continuing the Plenipotentiaries, 
16. Anfwer reported, read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign 
and feal it; left to the Pleuipotentiaries to return if they 
judge it neceflary, 22——Letters from thence referred to 
Council of State, g Mar. 

Southampton County, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants read ; 
Petitioners thanked, 26 May—Member fent down to fettle 
the Militia; Colonel of a Regiment of Foot, and of a Re- 
giment of Horfe, approved ; Order tor Commifiions for them, 
a5 Aug. Commiffioners for the Affeflment added, 2 Mar. 





—High Sheriff difcharged, 5. Another appointed, 12. 

Southwark, Bill for fettling the Militia, ordered, g May. Vide 
Wejiminfier—Addrefs and Petition of well-affeéted in and 
about the Borough read, and referred to a Committee ; Pcti- 
tioners thanked, 10—Bill for fettling the Militia ordered; a 
Committee to prefent Names of fit Perfons to be Com- 
miffioners, 23. Bill read, 24.. Committed; Names of Com- 
miffioners read twice, and committed with it, 25 Bill re- 
ported ; Commitlioner added; Bill to be ingrofled, g July. 
Order for third Reading, 13. Bill pafled, and to be printed, 
14—Lift of Officers read, 26. Read again, and approved, 
27 Their Commiflions delivered, 2 Aug. 

Petition of divers young Men read ; Petitioners to be 
thanked, 1 June. 

Southwold, Petition of Bailiffs, &amp;c. and Certificate from Juftices, 
read ; a Committee to prepare Brief for a Contribution for 
the diftrefled Inhabitants, 19 May. Draught thereof re- 
ported and read; Order for pafling it under the Great 
Seal, 25. 

Spaniph - Petition read, and referred to Council of 
State, 26 May. 

Speaker, to fign Prote¢tions for Perfons attending a Committee; 
Form thereof, 11 May—-Gives a cafting Vote, 14 June 

13, Feb. To be attended by the Marfhal and his 

Men us formerly, 15 Aug.—To keep the Parliament Seal, 22 

——Stopt by Soldiers in his Paflage to the Houfe, 13 Oct. 

His Proceedings during the late Interruption of Parlia- 
ment approved ; thanked thereupon, 29 Dec.——To fign all 
Commitlions for Officers paffed by the Houfe, 11 Jan. 

” Great Seal delivered to hin—Leave given him to be abfent 
for ten Days on account of his Indifpofition ; another ap- 
pointed pro tempore, 13. 

Spencer, Daniel, the apprehending him approved, 9 Feb. 
Sperjiow, Mr. Order tor difcharging him his Imprifonment, 
and fufpending his Sequettration, 27 Feb. 
Squibb, Mr. Order for difcharging him from his Imprifonment, 

27 Dec. 

Stafford, County, Commiffioners for the Militia added, 8 &amp; 16 
Aug. 

— Town, Bill to make good Tryals to be had there on 

8th September, 1659, as if they had been tried on 27th 

Auguft 1659; read twice, and pafled, 28 Aug. Amended, 








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—_—. 





29. sail 

Stamford, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. read, 11 Aug. Vide Wray, 
Anne. 

States, Foreign, Council of State to confider how this Com- 
monwealth is concerned with them by ‘T'ranfactions fince 
goth April 1653, and to take Care the Commonwealth be 

Vox, VIL. 





raifed, read, and approved ; Council of State to confider how 
to difpofe of them and the old Militia Forces, 15 Aug, 
Commitlioners for the Militia added, 15 &amp; 16 Their Pe- 
tition read; Thanks thereupon, 7 Qct. Committioners 
for the Affeffment added, 17 Feb. 

—— Mr.’ to be difcharged from his Imprifonment, 23 
feb. 

Sumpners, Mrs. Vide Howard, Lady Mary. 

Sunday, Order for due Obtervation thereof to be printed, 7 
Jan. 

SUPPLY. 

Refolution for an Affeffment of 120,o00/. per “Menfem, for 
a Year on the three Nations; Bill ordered, 18 Aug. 








Bills of Supply. 


A Committee to prepare Bill for an Affeffment of 35,000 2. 
per Menfem on England—6,oo0/. per Menfem on Scotland 
—g,000/. per Menfem on Ireland, 20 May Bill read 
twice, and committed, 14 June. Reported; a Committee 
to withdraw, and pen a Provifo; Report that the Matters 
referred were miftaken—Names. of the Committee of the 
Army, as formerly eftablifhed by tls Parliament, to be pre- 
fented, 16. Report of Opinion that the Bill be pafled with- 
out Alteration of the Names ; Bill to be ingrofled,17. Patled, 
and to be printed—A Committee to confider how Money 
may be borrowed thereupon, 18—Referred to Counvil 
of State, to borrow Money upon the Bill or the Cuftoms, 
28. 





Bill for an Affeffment ‘of 84,0001. per Menfem on 
England—14,400 /. per Menfem on Scotland—e1,600 /. per 
Menfem on Ireland, fora Year, ordered, 18 Aug. To be 
read, 24. Read, 29 Committed, 1 Sept. Order for 
fitting of the Committee ; Members to deliver to them Com- 
miffioners Names, 3. Bill reported; Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 9. Refumed, 10. 12. 13 &amp; 14. Time for the 
fecond Payment, 13. Bill to be ingroffed, 14 Order for 
third Reading, 14 Jan. Read; Determination thereof, 16, 
Names to be omitted, 21. Others added, 23, 24, 25 &amp; 26. 
Title read, and agreed to; Bill pafled, and to be printed, 
26 Commillioners in the feveral Counties to take {pe- 
cial Care of putting the Act in Execution, 1 Mar.—e- 
port touching Obfiructions ; Bill ordered, 12. Vide Aje/f- 
ments. 

Surrey, Captain of a Troop of Horfe in the Militia, appointed, 
15 Aug. Comuiflioners for the Afleflment added, 17 
Feb. 1 Mar. 

Sufjex, Petition of divers Friends to the good old Caufe, in the 
Eaft Part, read; Petitioners thanked, 16 June—Petition of 
Juftices of Peace, &amp;c. read; Petitioners thanked, 30—— 
Lift of Officers for the Militia read and approved; Com- 
mander in Chief appointed ; Order for Commitiions, 15 Aug. 
——High Sheriff difcharged, 5 Mar. 

Swallow, Colonel, Lift of Officers in his Regiment read, and 
approved, g July. Their Commillions, delivered, 11 &amp; 13. 

Sweden. Vide Sound. . 

Swynfin, John, appointed One of the Council of State, 23 Feb. 

Sydenham, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
May—Lift of Officers in his Regiment reported, read, and 
approved, 13 June. Their Commiflions@elivered, 17—-= 
Matters objected againft him ;: heard thereupon ; Kefolution 
for difcharging him from — a Member, 17 Jan. 

















Symonds, 





INDEX @ the SEVENTH VoLimMeE: 


Symonds, Thomas, the Committee of Safety to agree with him 
for making the Great Seal, and order Payment—Council of 
State to confider his Debts for making former Seals, 14 May 
—To fee him fatisfied for making Seals for them, 24 
His Petition read, and referred to them—Order for paying 
all Moneys due for Work done for this Pariiament—A Coia- 
mittee to examine his Debt, 22 Aug. 

Synodals. Vide Procurations. 





A. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


T4 LBOT, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 

Bill for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 28 Oct. 

Vandy, Mr. 1652, Information touching his taking Money 
more than allowed by Parliament, referred to a Committee, 
25 Jan. 

Tankard, Thomas, 1652, Petition read; Order for inferting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 2 Nov. 

Tatham, Edmund, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Tatlock, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Efiate, 28 Oct. ; 

Tatnell, Captain, 1653, upon Report that he was flain in the 
Jate Engagement with the Dutch, Order for allowing bis 
Widow 500 /. 15 Apr. 

Taylor, Captain Gilman, 1651, his Widow’s Petition and Cafe 
referred to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

—— John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Teddiman, Henry, 1652, the Committee of the Navy to ex- 
mine the Bufinefs touching him, with Power to remove him, 
7 Sept. 

Tempejt, Stephen, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Ettates, 2 Nov. 

Temple, Sir Peter, 1651, Act enabling him to fell Lands for 
Payment of Debts, to be read, 20 Aug. Read twice, and 
committed, 21 All that come to have Voices, 23 Mar. 

Information againft him read; Informants examined ; 

Sir Peter to be fummoned to attend, 21 Jan. Attends ; 

denies the Charge; Information referred to a Committee, 














with Power to examine upon Oath, 3 Feb. Order for 
making Report, 23 Mar. 
1652, Bill to be reported, 24 Nov. 15 Dec. 








— Colonel James, 1652, Petition againft him read; Or- 
der for his Attendance, 24 Nov. Refolution for leaving 
the Bufinefs to the Law, 19 Jan. His Petition read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 27 Order for making Report, 4 
Mar. 

Thankfgiving, 1651, Order for a Thank{giving within the Lines, 
for the feafonable Defeat of the Earl of Derby’s Forces, and 
the great Succeffes in Scotland ; Lord Mayor to give the Mi- 
nifters timely Notice ; Council of State to prepare a Narrative 
as the Ground thereof, 29 Aug. Narrative reported, read, 
and laid afide—Like Order for the taking Sterling Cafile to 
be printed, 30—Order for a — within the Lines 
for a Victory over the Scots near Worcelter to be printed, 
with Lord General’s Letter ; Lord Mayor to give the Minifters 
timely Notice; Letter to be read in Churches, 5 Sept. 
Order for a general Thank{fgiving ; Houfe to dine at White- 
hall; Council of, State to give Order for neceflary Prepara- 
tions—A&amp; for fetting a-past a Day, and Narrative of the 
Grounds and Reafons, ordered, 6. Read, 16. Order for 
fecond Reading, 18. Read; Day appointed ; Act committed, 
19. Reported; Queftion. for Ingroflment, Neg. Act and 
Narrative pafled, to be printed, and difperfed, 26—Order 
touching Dining at Whitehall vacated ; Council of State to 
have Knowledge thereof, 30 Act for celebrating the third 

Day of September yearly, for ever, as a Day of public Thank!{- 











iving for the Lord’s gracious Mercies vouchfafed to this 
Sesmenmendih on that Day, ordered, 6 Sept. Read, 19. 
Preachers appointed, 6 Sept. 30 Od. 15 &amp; 24 Mar. 
——Thanked, 28 Oét. One excufed, 24 Mar. Or- 





giving for that great Mercy, i) Mar. Day appointed ; a Come 
mittee to prepare Declaration of the Grounds and Kea- 
fons, 15. 

Thaxter, Edward. Vide Barton, Major William. 

Theakjlon, Sir William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 2 Nov. 

Thieves and Highwaymen, 1651, Act for more effectual Dif- 
covery of them ordered, 25 Feb. Read twice ; Queftion for 
Ingroifment, Neg. Act pafled, and to be printed, 27. 

Thimbleby, Sir Joon, 1652, Conuniflioners for compounding to 
fiate his Cale, inferting his Name in the Bill for Sale of 
Delinquents Lands to be refpited in the mean Time, 13 
July——Their Certificate; Order for iuferting it 3 Nov. 

— Charles, 1652, Petition read ; Order for inferting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, 2 Nov. 

Thifileton, Andrew, 1652, his Name to be interted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Thompjon, Maurice, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, 
with Power to hear and determine it; and difpente wit any 
Forfeiture and Confiication, 17 Feb. 

— Anne, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 

mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

— Colonel George, 1652, Previous and main Quefiions 
for appointing him le ~ le of the Excife feverally At- 
firmative, 8 Apr. 

—— — William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Thorneton, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July, 

— John, 1652, Petition read, 15 July. 

— Sir Nicolas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Thorold, Charles, and John Gould, 1651, their Narrative re- 
ported and read; Order for reftoring a Ship and Lading free 
from Seizure and Confifcation—Queltion for granting the 
like Difcharge for Goods faid to be at Amfterdain and Ant. 
werp, Neg. 3 Feb. 

Thracey, Francis, and Margaret Evans, 1652, Petition read ; 
the Committee of the Army to give them fuch Allowance 
out of the Money to come in from N. Wales as they fhall 
think fit, 27 Aug. 

Throgmorton, Sir Bainham, 1652, his Name to be inferted in 
the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;t. 

Thurlwaites, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 15 July. 

Thynne, Sir Henry Frederick, 1651, Letter from the Commif- 
fioners for compounding, with the State of his Cafe in- 
clofed, read ; his Compofition to fiand, with a proportionable 
Deduétion for Lands already compounded for—Thofe Lands 
to remain under Sequeftration till the Refidue be paid; 
Queftion that he pay Interett, Neg. 24 Mar, 

— Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Tickle, John, 1652, his Naine ts be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, § July. 

Tilley, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, $ July. 

Tiljon, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Etiates, 2 Nov. 

Timber, 1651, the Committee of the Navy to confider of pre- 
ee the Mifchiets and Inconyeniencies by felling it, 21 

ov. 

Tirer, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Tirrwhitt, William, 1652, Queftion for inferting his Name in 
the Billfor Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg. 13 July—Order 
for inferting it, 2 Nov. 

Titchborne, pl 1652, Order for Letter of Thanks to 
him for his extraordinary Care and Pains in managing the 
Affairs in Scotland, 14 May. 

——-— Sir Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Tobacco, 1651, Aé&amp; prohibiting the planting it within the Com- 
monwealth, read twice, and committed, 16 Mar. 

1652, Reported; Quefiion for Ingrotfment, Neg. Act 


























der for a Thankfgiving within the Lines, for the taking of 
Jerfey ; Lord Mayor to give the Minifters timely Notice, 
30 O¢t.—Previous and main Queftions for a Thankfgiving 
within the Lines for the Rendition of Limerick, feverally 
Affirmative ; Lord Mayor to give the Minifiers timely Notice; 
Deputy General’s Letter, and Articles of Surrender to be 
printed, and read in the Churches, 28 Nov. 

1652, Refolution for meeting next Day in the Abbey 
to give Thanks for the Victories at Worcefter and Dunbar ; 
Preacher appointed, 2 Sept——Order for a Thankfgiving 
within the Lines for the late Victory over the Dutch Fleet, 
‘to be printed and publifhed ; Lord Mayor to give the Mi- 
nifters timely Notice, 24 Feb,—Order for a publie Thank!- 











paffed, und to be printed, 1 Apr. Declaration to Gilpente 
therewith, for all Tobacco planted before 6th May 1652, 
for this Year only, ordered, 6 May. 

Tonge, George, 1652, Petition, with Certificate from the Com- 
miflioners for compounding, read; Order for accepting the 
Arrears of his Fine, with Damages, by a Day appointed, and 
for difcharging his Sequeftration upon Paymeat thereof, 
10 Nov. 

Tooke, James, 1652, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Tookey, Thomas, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, 
with Power to hear and determine it, and difpenfe with any 
Forfeiture and Confilcation, 17 Feb. 


Toope, 


























INDEX w the Stventu Voiume. 


Toope, Joan, 1651, upon Lord General’s Report that her Hufband 
was flain at Worcefter, Order for paying her 20/, towards her 
Subfitience, 16 Dee. 

Francis, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Torkfey, Robert, 1652, Commiffioners for compounding to 
certify the State of his Cafe, 28 Oa. 

Torvor, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Lower, 1651, Council of State to take Care of the Payment 
of Moneys for fetting up the Arms of the Commonwealth 
there, 18 Sept.—Information touching the Lieutenant ; 
Council of State to prevent any Refort to the Scots Prifoners 
without Leave, 30 Report touching the Payment of 
200/. per Annum to the Clerks of the Records; Order for 
paying it out of the exigent Money of the Council of State, 
2 Jan. 

— 1652, Information of Lieutenant's Death—Council’s 
Orders touching fecuring the Prifoners, reported—Another 
Lieutenant appointed, 12 Aug. 

— — Hanilet, 1651. Vide London. 

Towlfon, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Townley, Chriftopher, and Ciarles, 1652, their Names to be 
inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 
Tracey, Captain, 1651, his Widow’s Petition and Cafe referred 

to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Trade, 1651, At for continuing an A&amp; for the Advancement 
and Regulation thereof till 31{t December, 1651, read twice ; 
Committee added to the Committee for Trade; Act paffed, 
26 Sept. 

Yrapps, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Travers, Peter, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents iftates, 28 Od. 

Treafuries. Vide Revenue, public. 

Lretfall, William, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Cuthbert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Tremaine, Degory, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 26 Oét. 

Trenchard, John, 1652, Petition read; a Committee to confer 
with him touching Vauxhall and Lands thereunto belonging, 
and caufe the Houfe and Lands to be furveyed, 15 Sept. 
Order for felling them to him at ten Years Purchale, 1 Mar. 
Act for that Purpofe rcad twice; Queftion for Ingroffment, 
Neg. Act pafled, 4. 

Trent, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Efiates, 28 Nov. 

Trenwick, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Trevers, Philip, 1651, his Cafe referred to Council of State, 
with Power to hear and determine it, and difpenfe with any 
Forfeiture and Confifcation, 17 Feb. 

Trevor, Sir George, 1652, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 25 Nov. 

Trimner, Robert, 1652, Pardon for him read and agreed to; 
Order for patling it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

Trinity Houle, 1652, the Committee of the Navy to confider 
how it is governed, and how the Poor are niaintained, 
10 Nov. 

Tripoli. Vide Captives. 

Turner, Alice, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Turnor, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oét. 

Turvile, Poole, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Tufcany, Duke of, 1651, his Letter read ; referred to Council 
of State to confider the Bufinefs touching the Ship therein 
mentioned—His Minifter’s Letter read ond referred, 15 Oct. 

Anfwer to the Duke’s Letter to be reported, 14 Jan. 

Reported, read, and agreed to; Speaker to fign and feal 

it with the Parliament Seal—Anfwer to a Paper delivered 

by his Agent to Council of State, reported, read, and agreed 
to; Clerk to fign it; Council of State to deliver it to 

him, 20. 

1652, Agent’s Letter read; Council of State to pre- 

pare Letter to the Duke, taking Notice of his great Civilities 

io the Englifh Merchants; Speaker to fign it, 30 Sept. 

Letter and Paper from him read ; Order for reftoring a 

Ship and Lading ; the Committee of the Navy to fee the 

Vote put in Execution; the Council of State to prepare 


























Letter to the Duke for that Purpofe; Speaker to fign it, 
Vou, Vil. 





1g O&amp;. ‘Letters from him read, and referred to Council 
of State, with Powér to hear his Minifter, 7 Jan. Their 
Anfwer read, and agreed to, with an Amendment: a Com: 
mittee to fee the Letter be made according to the Draught 
Speaker to fign and feal it, 14. 
«Tweed. Vide Northern Borders. 

Lwifleton, Colonel, 1652, State of the Bufinefs touching his 
Regiment reported; Order touching the Payment of their 
Arrears, 14 Apr. 

Twyford, John, 1652, upon Report from the Committee of the 
Army that he was flain at Worcefter; Order for paying his 
Widow 20/. 7 Apr. 

Tythes, 1652, a Committee to confider how a fpeedy and 
convenient Maintenance may be for the Miniftry, in liew 
thereof, ¢9 Apr. 


A. 1653. 


T4 VERNOR, Samuel, his Letter read, 1 Aug. 

Taxes, Debate touching an Equality therein, referred to a 
Committee of the whole Houfe, 19 Sept. Committee fits, 
28 Sept. 12 &amp; 14 O&amp;. Report; Refolution that the next 
Affeffment be by a fixed Sum upon each County ———That 
the fixed Sums be levied by a Pound Rate; a Committee to 
confider how thefe Votes may be made practicable, 14. 

Taylor, Captain John, upon Report from the Committee of the 
Navy ; Order for allowing his Widow and Children 8501. for 
their Maintenance, 28 Oct. 

Temple, Sir Peter, Petition of his Creditors, read, and referred 
to the Committee of Prifoners, 7 Od. Another reported 
and read, 11——Report; Bill for fatisfying them ordered, 
2 Nov. 

Tencuts, a Committee to confider of Relief to them againft 
malignant Landlords, and Lords of Manors, 23 July-—— 
Bill for enabling Tenants in tail to pafs away their Eftates, 

Nov. 

T: hank{iving, Refolution for a Thankfgiving for the late 
Succeffes againft the Dutch; Day appointed ; a Committee 
to prepare Declaration to invite godly People to a due 
Obfervation thereof, 8 Aug. Declaration reported ; a Coma 
mittee to withdraw and amend it; Amendments reported and 
agreed to; Declaration pafled and to be printed; Council of 
State to take Care it be publifhed in all the Counties, 12 

Preachers appointed, § Au 5 . Refolution for a Thank{- 
giving in the Houfe for the Prefervation of the Navy, 14 
Sept. 

Thieves and Highwaymen, Bill for more effectual difcovering 
and profecuting them ordered, 13 Oct. Read; Continuance 
thereof; Quefiion for Commitment, Neg. Bill to be ingroffed, 
20. Paffed, and to be printed, 21. 

Tobacco. Vide Glocefier County, and Supply. 

Lomlinfon, Colonel Matthew, Previous and main Queftions 
for calling him to fit as a Member, feverally Affirmative, 

July. 

T aor, "Report that Council of State nad ordered two new 
Companies to be added for the Safeguard thereof; Order 
for taking them into the Eftablifhment, 26 Aug. For 
continuing and paying them three Months longer, 28 O&amp;. 

Trade, a Committee to confider the Bufinefs thereof, and receive 
Propofitions for the Advantage of the State, 20 July—— 
Report; Refolution for appointing Commiffioners ; the Com- 
mittee to prefent Names of fit Perfons, and Powers to be given 
them, and prepare Bill for the Advancement and Regulation 
of Trade, 27 Aug. Committees added, 16 Sept. Bill 
read, 29 Oét. 

Treafon, Council of State to revife Ads, declaring what Offences 
flail be Treafon, and prepare Act for Supply of Defeéts 
therein, 22 Aug. 

Treafwies. Vide Revenue, public. 

Trinity College, Cambridge, Addrefs from thence read; Matter 
appointed, 28 Nov. 

Turner, Dr. Quettion for appointing him One of the Judges 
of the Admiralty, Neg. 22 July. Order for it, 23. 

Tufcany, Duke of, his Letter read, and referred to Council of 
State, 6 Sept. 

Tythes, Houfe to debate the Bufinefs thereof, 9 July. Debate 
adjourned, 13. Refumed, 15 &amp; 16. Previous Queflion for 
continuing them till November next, Neg. 15. Refolution 
for debating the Propriety of them in general, 16—For de- 
{cending to the particular Confideration“of the Propriety, 18 
—Confideration of the Propriety of Incumbents in 'I'ythes re- 
ferred to a Committee ; Power given them to confider of the- 
Propriety of Rectors, and all Poffeffors of Donativesy of 
propriate Tythes ; Days appointed for their meeting, 19, 





























INDEX ¢@o the SEvENTH VOLUME. 


A, 1654. 
T° TNESS, New Writ, 4 O&amp;. 


Tower, Lieutenant to take Bail of a Prifoner in his Cuftody, 
5 Okt. Le, 
Trade, Previous and main Quefiions for appointing a Grand 
Committee, feverally Affirmative, 10 Oct. 
Treafons, a Committee to conlider Lord Protector’s Ordinance, 
and former Aé¢ts touching them, and prepare Bill, 6 Dec. 
Treafury, Lord Protector’s Letter touching approving the Com- 
mufioners read ; Commiflioners approved, 24 Oct. 
Turnor, Jou, defived to aflift in carrying on the Work of Fafi- 
ing in the Houfe, 14 Sept——Thanked, 12 Oct. 


A. 1656 &amp; 1657.- 


T4 NTURIER, Florentine, 1656, Bill for naturalizing 

him and others read, 4 Oct. Committed: Previous and 
main Queftions that all Merchants of the Houle be of the 
Committee, feverally Affirmative; Names to be inferted, 6 
——Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 12 Nov.  Paffed; 
Blanks filled up; Protector’s Content to be defired, 20. 
Protecior’s Content, 27. 

Panners, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 20 
Nov. Vide Leadenhall, 

Teinham, Lord, 1656, Bill enabling him to fell Lands for 
Payment of Debts, and railing Portions, read, 7 Mar. 

Temple, Alexander and Wife, 1656, Petition read, and referred 
to a Committee, 28 Feb. 

Terry, Thomas, 1656, Bill enabling his Daughters to join with 
him in making Leafes of 21 Years of Copyhold Lands, read, 
29 Oct. Committed, 31——Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
27 Dec. 

1657, Pafled; Proteétor’s Confent to be defired, 1 Apr. 
——Prote¢tor’s Confent, o June. 

Thankfgiving, 1656, Refolution for a Thankfgiving for the 
Succefs againft the Spanifh Weft India Fleet; Protector’s 
Confent to be defired to the appointing a Day to be obferved 
within the Lines, 2 Ot. Signified, 4. A Committee to 
prepare Narrative of the Grounds thereof, 2 Oct. Narrative 
reported, read, and agreed to, with an Amendinent; Protector’s 
Confent to be defired, 3. Signified, with an Amendment: 
Amendment agreed to; Narrative to be printed, and read 
in the Churches next Sunday, 4. Perfons defired to aflift in 
carrying on the Work of Thankfgiving, 2 and 22 O&amp;t. 
19 Jan.—Thanked ; and to print their Sermons, 9 Oct. 
7 Nov. 21 Feb. 
the Grounds of a Thankfgiving on the 5th November, 14 
Oc. Narrative reported, read, and agreed to; Protector’s 
Confent to be defired, 16. Signified ; Narrative to be printed 
and publifhed, 17—-Retolution for a Thankfgiving for the 
VDifecovery of a Plot againft Protector’s Life ; a Committee to 
prepare Narrative of tue Grounds thereof, 19 Jan. Narrative 
to be reported, 27. Reported, read at Large, then by Parts, 
and agreed to, with Amendments ; Prote¢tor’s Confent to be 
defired, 31—Signified; Narrative to be printed and publithed, 
2 Feb. 

—— 1657, Refolution for a Thankfgiving for the great 
Succefs againft the Spanifh Fleet ; Proteétor’s Confent to be 
defired, 28 May. Siguified, 29—Preachers appointed, 28 
May—Thankéd, and to print their Sermons, 4 June. 

Thieves, 1657, Claufe for more effectual Difcovery and Profecu- 
tion of them ordered, 16 June. Vide Northern Borders. 

Thomas, -Nicolas, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 21 Feb. 

Thomond, Earl of, 1657, Petition read, 26 June. 

Lhrockmorion, Mr. 1656. Vide Privileges. 

George, 1656, Petition read, 21 Jan. Another on 
his Behalf read; Recorder of London to be defired to at- 
tend; attends, and gives Account touching what was de- 
manded ; Certificate of the Matter of Faét appearing upon 
his Trial to be prefented; Order for reprieving him, 21 
Feb. 

Timber, 1656, A&amp; for Increafe and Prefervation thereof, read, 
25 Sept. Committed; Confideration of the Prefervation 
thereof, in Woods and Forefts, referred, 27. 

Tobacco, 1656, Refolution for reducing the Excife thereon—All 
for which the Excife has not been paid to be withiu the Vote, 
15 Nov. 

Tonage. Vide Supply. 

Lotne/s, 1656, Bill for Maintenance of a godly Minifiry there, 

Tead, 11.Feb, Committed, 23. 

Trade, 1656, Grand Committee appointed, with Power to 
receive Petitions, 18 Sept. Select Committee appointed 
to confider the Matters of Trade, 20 O&amp;. Committees 

04 


























A Committee to prepare Narrativeof 





added, 11 Nov.- Committee impowered to fend for Per- 
fons, &amp;c. 24 O&amp;.—Bill for Exportation of feveral Commo- 
dities of the Breed, Growth, and Manufacture of this Nation 
read, 29————Commnitted ; Committee impowered to prefent 
how the Blanks may be filled up, 3 Nov. Bill reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 18. Order for third Reading, 21. Read; 
Debate thereon adjourned, 24. Refumed ; Bill pafled; Pro- 
teétor’s Confent to be defired, 25. Proteétor’s Confent, 27. | 

Treafon, 1656, a Committee to confider of Prifoners condemned 
for Treafon, 26 Sept. Report, 30. Vide Deane, John, 
Wake, William, Mack, Edmund, Lawrence, Henry, Lrod- 
Sham, Wumphrey—Committees added, 1 O&amp;.—Further Re- 
port, 6. Vide Bujby, Robert, Roome, William, Burbidge, 
John—Further Report, 21. Vide Downes, John, Wilfon, 
Abraham—F urther sally 3 Noy. Vide Pereira. 

Tunis. Vide Captives. 

Turkey Company. Vide Levant Company. 

Turnor, Mrs. 1656. Vide Privileges. 

Tythes, 1657, Bill for them to be read, 2. 24 &amp;% 27 Apr. 
5, 23 &amp; 26 May————Bill for confirming and reviving feveral 
Ordinances for the Recovery thereof, with Explanations, Al- 
terations, and Additions, read, 1 June. 





A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 
"TAVISTOCK, New Writ, 11 Mar. Information that 


the Sheriff had returned the Writ and Indenture, not figned 
by the Port-reve, and that fince the Port-reve had fent up 
another Indenture figned and fealed by hiia; Clerk of the 
Commonwealth required to receive it; Matter referred to the 
Committee of Elections, 13 Apr. 

Taunton Elestion, Report ; Mayor's Petition read; left to take 
his Remedy at Law, 4 Apr. 

Thomas, Rowland, Petition reported and read; Houfe informed 
he was Agent for Charles Stewart; committed to the ‘tower, 
and fent from thence to Barbadoes in Mercy to him, 25 
Mar.—Information of feveral Offences committed by him; 
Order for taking him into Cuftody, 30. 

Tiverton Eleétion, and double Return; Report; one Return 
to be withdrawn, 10 Mar. 

Tonage. Vide Excife. 

Trade, Grand Commiitee appointed, with Power to receive 
Petitions, 2 Feb. 

Treafury. Vide Accounts. 

Lurgis, My. Vide Privileges. 





A. 1659. 


T ALB OTT, Colonel Thomas, Lift of Officers in his Regi- 

ment reported, read, and approved, 27 Sept. 

Taverns, Order for a Letter to the Juftices in the feveral 
Counties, to certify the Number of Taverns, Inns, and Ale- 
houles in each County, and what was fpent therein laft Year, 
17 Aug. Letter read; Speaker to fign it—Letter to Sheriffs 
to communicate them to the Juftices, read, and agreed to; 
Speaker to fign them, 20. 

Taylor, Captain Sylas, to be recommended to fome Place in the 
Army, 10 Feb. 

Temple, Sir Richard, to be fent for in fafe Cuftody, 7 Feb. 
Order for his Difcharge, 21. ; 

—-—— Sir John, appointed One of the Counc’! of State, 
23 Feb. 

Tenby, Governor of the Cafile, and Officers for the Company 
of Foot therein, reported, 4 July. Agreed to; and to be 
put upon the Eftablifhment, 9. ‘Their Commiflions deli- 
vered, 11. 

Term, Bill for Continuance of Eafter Term, read thrice; pafied, 
and to be printed, 14 May. 

Thames, Bill for Prefervation of the River, read, 2 Aug. 
Committed, 8. ; 
Thankjgiving, a Cummittee to prepare Declaration to invite all 
People to give Thanks fora great Deliverance wrought for 
the Parliament and Commonwealth, 23 Aug. Days ap- 
pointed for a general Thank{giving for the Deliverance from 
the horrid, wicked, and dangerous Defigns of Sir George 
Booth, and his Accomplices; Declaration of the Grounds 
thereof, ordered, 24 Sept. Reported, agreed to, with 
Amendments, and to be printed; Council of State to take 
Care it be publifhed, 1 Oct. Minitters defired to aflift in 
carrying on the Work of Thank{giving, 24 and 28 Sept. 

23 &amp; 24 Feb. Thanked, and to print their Sermons, 

7 Oét. 29 Feb. 


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Thomond, Countels of, Petition referred to the Committee on 

the Bill for Adventurers, 5 Odt. 
Lhompfon, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
Order for continuing the 
Arms 


May 31 Dec. 23 Feb. 



































INDEX ‘@o the SEVENTH VoLuMkE. 


Arms of the Oficers and Soldiers of his Regiment in their 

Hands, 16 Jar. 

George, his Letter read, 9 Sept. 

Thomjon, Francis, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing in 
the Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

— John. Vide Thurloe. 

Thurles, Vifcountefs, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
miifioners for [rifh Affairs, 18 July. ; 

Thurloe, John, Paper delivered to him by a Committee, read; 
Warrant for a Tally on the Poft Office, for paying him Mo- 
ney, voted null; hoes referred to Council ot State, 2 Feb. 
— Order appointing him and John Thompfon Secretaries of 
State, 27 

Timber. Vide Forefts. 

Tirrill, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 2 Jan. 

Tobacco. Vide Wine. 

= Baron, to aét as Curfitor Baron till further Order, 14 

une. 

Tomlinfon, William, his Letter read, and referred to Council 
of State, 26 Aug. 

Colonel, Matthew. Vide Jones, Colonel, John. 

Tower, a Committee to confider how the Government thereof, 
and the Officers, may be regulated—Lieutenant appointed ; 
Council of State to prefent a Commiffion for him, 10 June. 
Commiflion read, agreed to, and to be ingroffed; Speaker 
to fign it, 14. Commiffion delivered to him—Council of 
State, upon Conference with him after the Regulation, to 
prefent Names of Officers to be under him, 15 Lift re- 
st read, and approved, 9 July. Their Comimiflions de- 

ivered, 11 Lift of feveral to be fent to Invernefs, and 

of fevera! from thence to fupply their Places, reported, read, 
and agreed to, 19 Sept. Government of the Tower com- 
mitted to Sir Antony Afhley Cooper and others till further 

Order, 29 Dec. Lieutenant appointed ; his Commiffion 

delivered A Committee to confider what Advantage may 

be made of the Tower, 11 Jan.—Order for Money for fix 

Companies of Foot late thereon, 12 Lieutenant to take 

Bail of a Prifoner in his Cuftody, 21 Feb. 

Hamlets, Bill for fettling the Militia ordered, g May. 

Vide Weftminfier—Another Bill for that Purpofe ordered ; a 

Committee to prefent Names of fit Perfons to be Commif- 

fioners, 23 May. Billread, 24. Committed ; Commiflioners 

Names read twice, and committed with it, 2 Bill re- 

ported, and to be ingrofled, g July. Order for third Read- 

ing, 13. Read; Commiflioner added; Bill paffed; and to 
be printed, 14.—Lift of Officers for a Regiment of Foot and 

‘Troop of Horfe, reported, read and to be contidered ; Com- 

miffions to be prefented, 26. Litt read again ; feveral ap- 

proved ; two refpited ; 27. Others appointed in their Stead ; 

Lift of Foot Officers read again, and approved; Council of 

State to prepare Commiflions, 30—Commiflions delivered, 

30 July—q Aug.—Commiffioners for the Militia appointed, 

16 



































Townfend, Sir Horatio, appointed One of the Council of State, 
13 May. 

ike Vide Revenue, Public. 

Trevor, John, appointed One of the Council of State, 23 Feb. 

Trinity, College, Cambridge, Mafter appointed ; Order for Pa- 
tent under the Great Seal, 17 Aug. 

Houfe, Petition of the furviving Warden, &amp;c. in Be- 
half of dittreffed Mariners, their Widows, and Orphans, read, 
1 Mar. Vide Seamen—State of the Cafe touching the Houfe 
reported ; Mafter and Warden appointed ; Report re-com- 
mitted ; the Committee to prefent Names of Wardens and 
Brethren, 12. 

Turner, Robert. Vide Privileges. ut 

Tufcany, Duke of, his Letter read ; Council of State to prepare 
Anfwer, 25 June Refident’s Credentials read; a Com- 
mittee to give him Audience; Mafter of the Ceremonies to 
acquaint him therewith, and take care the Room be prepared 
for his Reception, 7 Oct. 

Twifleton, Colonel Philip, Lift of Officers in his Regiment re- 
ported and read, 19 July. Read again, and approved; their 
Commiffions delivered, 25. Lift of Officers in his Regi- 
ment read, 8 Feb. Read again, and approved ; Order for 
Commiffions for them, 10. Colonel’s Commiflion delivered ; 
Council of State to take Care they are delivered to the other 
Officers, 11. 

Tythes, Reprefentation and Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants 
of Somerfetfhire, and Counties adjacent, concerning them, 
read; Petitioners thanked—Previous and main Queftions for 
referring it to a Committee to confider how a more equal 
Maintenance may be fettled for the Miniftry than by Tythes, 
feverally Affirmative; Matter referred to a Grand Commit- 
tee, 14 June. Committee fits, 21—Petition againft Pay- 
ment of Tythes; Declaration, that for the Encouragement 

Vou. VIE. 

















of a godly Miniftry, the Payment thereof fhall continue tilf 
the Parliament find out a more equai and comfortable Main- 
tenance for the Miniftry, and Satisfaction of the People; to 
be printed ; Judges to publifh it in the Circuits, 27 June. 


A. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


v4 LENTINE, Benjamin, 1652, the Committee of the 
Army to confider how much of the Sum given bim for 
his Sufferings remains unpaid, and how it may be fettled to 
his Sou’s Satisfaction, 18 Aug. Report; Order for fettling 
Lands in Ireland of 200/. per Annum on him and his Heirs ; 
Commiffioners there to fet them out and put him in Poffef- 
fion—For fettling other Lands of 100/. per Annum on 
_ out of Delinquents Eftates ; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 
27 Aug. 

Vane, Six Henry, Junior, appointed One of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. 1651, &amp; 1652. 

2 John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Vaughan, Lieutenant Colonel Joleph, 1651, Order for Pardon- 
ing him—For difcharging his Imprifonment and Sequettra- 
tion, 15 Oct. Speaker to iffue Warrant for his Difcharge, 
16. ' 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Robert, 1652, his Cafe referred back to the Commif- 
fioners for compounding, 3 Nov. 

Vaurhall, 1652, Truttees for Sale of the late King’s Goods to 
forbear taking any from thence, and return what they have 
taken, 25 Jan. Vide Trenchard. : 

Vendofme, Duke of, 1652, a Committee to perufe his Letter; 
Tranflation reported, read, and referred to Council of State, 
26 O&amp;.——Draught of an Aniwer reported and read ; 
Power given to write fuch a Letter for the Subftance of it, 
1 Dec. 

Venice, 1652, Copy of Credentials to their Agent read; a Com- 
mittee to give him Audience ; Matfter of the Ceremonies to 
acquaint him therewith, 15 June—Council of State to give 
Orders touching the Manuer of prefenting Letters from the 
State to the Parliament—Another Letter from them read, 
and to be confidered, 3v Tranflate thereof read; Coun- 
cil of State to hear the Gentleman that brought it, 1 Odt. 
—Letter to the Duke read, and agreed tu; Speaker to fign 
it, and put the Parliament Seal thereto, 5 Jan. 

Venning, Mr. 1652, defired to tage 27 Jan. 

Vernon, Captain John, 1652, his Relation of the State of Af- 
fairs in Lreland at the Time of making the Articles with the 
Province of Lemfter and others ; Order for 100/. to bear his 
Charges, 28 May. 

Villers, Anne, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. : 

Vincent, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Virginia, 1652, Articles of Rendition thereof to be reported, 
18. 26 &amp; 27 Aug.—Copy of Letter from thence, with a 
Copy of the Articles inclofed, read—Another Letter from 
thence read—Articles read, and agreed to, with Amendments ; 
one referred to a Committee; Petition of Inhabitants and 
Papers referred, 31. ‘ 

Vize, Humphrey, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Univerfities, 1652, Act for transterring the Powers of the Com- 
mitee for regulating them, read twice; Previous and main 
Queftions for diffolving the Committee, feverally Affirmative, 
21 Apr. ’ 

Unfworth, Edward, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Estates, 8 July. 

Urmjfton, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Usher, Dr. James, 1652, Petition referred to the Committee of 
Petitions, 27 Aug. 





A. 1653. 


PALE NTINE, Matthias, Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee on the Bill for Sale of Foreft Lands, 265. 

Oét. 2 

Vamderfteene, Paul. Vide Hullenberch. sl 

Vefey, Captain John, upon Report from the Committee of the 
Navy; Order for allowing his Widow and Children 5504. 
for their Maintenance, 28 Oét. 

Upper Bench Prifon. Vide Lenthall, Sir John. 


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INDEX @o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


1654. 


Mr. defired to affift in carrying on the 


V BNNING Thanked, 


Work of Fafting in the Houfe, 14 Sept. 
12 O&amp;. / 
Villers, Captain, 
10 Pec. 
Vines, Mr. defired to preach, 1 Nov. 
Sermon, 7- ; 
Under Sheriffs. Vide —. 
Upper Bench, Lord Prote¢tor’s Letter touching approving the 
Chief Juftice, read; Refolution for approving him, 24 
Oc. 





Information that he was ftruck in the Lobby, 


Thanked, and to print his 


A. 1656 &amp; 1657. 


V AGRANTS, 1656, a Committee to revife Statutes con- 
cerning them, and reduce them into one Law, 16 Oct.— 
Bill againft Vagrants, Rogues, and ae idle, diffolute 
Perfons, read, 31—Committed, 4 Nov. ommittees ad- 
ded, 13 Bill to be reported, 3 Dec. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 5. 
1657, Previous and main Queftions for third Reading, 
feverally Affirmative ; Bill pafled ; Protector’s Confent to be 
defired, 5 May—Protector’s Confent, 9 June. 
Vandermy, Lyzbett, 1656, her Name to be inferted in a Natu- 
ralization Bill, 20 Mar. 
Vafham, Peter, 1656, his Name to be inferted in.a Natura- 
lization Bill, 6 Oct. Vide Tanturier. 
Vafjall, Samuel, 1656, Petition to be read, 22 Dec,——Read, 
and referred to a Committee, 2 Feb. 
1657, Order for making Report, 30 Mar. 11 
May. Report; Refolution that 2,591 /. 17s. 6d. is due to 
him; that ProteGior be defired to take Care of the fpeedy 
Payment thereof, with Intereft ; Members to prefent the 
Vote to him; Debate on the Refidue of the Report ad- 
journed, 15. 
Paley. Alexander, 1656, his Name to be inferted in a Natura- 
ization Bill, 7 O&amp;. Vide Tanturier. 
Vermuden, Sir Cornelius, 1656, Petition to be read, 31 Jan. 
Read, and referred to a Committee, g Feb. 
Vintners, 1656, Petition read, 27 Mar. 
Under Sheritts. Vide Manors. 
Univerfities, 1657, Bill for Non Refidence of Heads of Colleges 
and Hails, read, 26 Mar.—Committed, 22 Jan. 








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A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


yA SS ALL, Samuel, Petition concerning Debts due to him 
ftated upon feveral Votes of former Parliaments indorfed 
thereon, read, and with the Votes, referred to a Committee 
—To be recommended to Prote¢tor to grant a Privy Seal for 
Payment of 500/. forthwith; a Committee to communicate 
the Vote to him, 1 Apr. His Antwer reported, 5. 
ing not to be printed without fpecial Leave of the Houfe, 
13 Apr. 


A. 1059. 


VA N E, Sir Henry, appointed One of the Council of State, 
14 May—Appointed One of the Commiflioners for nomi- 
nating Otlicers, 13 May. Council of State to prepare a Com- 
miflion for him, with Blank for the Continuance, 31 
To be fent for to attend; Books of Letters, and Orders of the 
Admiralty, to be prefented; Letters and Orders read; feve- 
ral Matters objected againft him fince the late Interruption of 
the Parliament, heard thereupon; difcharged from being a 
Member, and injoined to repair to his Houfe in the County 
of Durham, and remain there during the Pleafure of the 
Parliament, 9 Jan.—Order for difbanding his Regiment; 
Council of State to confider of a Way for fatisfying them, 
14 Serjeant to take him into Cufiody, and convey him 
to his Houfe at Belew, 1 Feb.—To put the Order in Exe- 

_ cution forthwith, 13. 

“Venice, Currans, fent to the Ambaffador for his Maintenance 
to be freed from Cuftoms, Impofis, and other Charges, 1 3 
July Refident’s Letters Credential read; a Committee to 
ee him Audience; Matter of the Ceremonies 

um with the Order; attend him thereto, 
pared for his Reception, 26 Aug. 
Letter to fecure the Earl of Arundell till 
28 Sept. 











to acquaint 
and fee a Room pre- 
Duke to be defired by 
fent for by Parliament, 





Venning, Mr. defired to affift in carrying on the Work of 
Thankfgiving, 24 Sept. Thanked, and to print his Ser- 
mon, 29 Dec. 

Vincent, Mr. the apprehending him approved, 9 Feb. Order 
for his Difcharge, 21. 

Under Sheriffs. Vide Bailiffs. 

Upton, Thomas, to be confidered as to his being put into the Par- 
fonage of Whethamftead, 8 Ot. 

Mr. Vide Chrifichurch. 

Urlin, Lieutenant Walter, referred to the Commiffioners for 
nominating Officers for fome Employment in the Army, 19 
Sept. 








A. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


W 4! NW RIGHT, James, 1652, his Name to be inferted 
in the Bill for Saleof Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 
Wakefield, 1651, Lift of Officers taken there and at Shipton, 

read, 12 Sept. 

Walcott, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Waldrum, Margaret, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the 
Committee of the Navy, 20 Nov. 

Wales, 1652, Council of State to take Care for preventing 
Breaches of the Peace there, 28 July. 

South, 1651, Petition of well-affeéted Inhabitants read, 

and referred to the Committee of plundered Minifters, with 

Power to examine upon Oath, and appoint Referrees in the 

Country, with the fame Power, 10 Mar. 

1652, Report re-committed, with Power to examine 

the whole Matter, 24 Mar.—Grand Seflions to be adjourned 

for this Circuit, 11 Mar.—Petition of divers well-affected In- 

habitants to be read, 23. Read, 24. 

North, 1652, Order touching bringing in the Remainder 
of the Moneys due for Compofitions by Virtue of the Act for 
admitting the fix Counties to a general Compofition, and to 
proceed according to the Aét, 29 June. The Committee 
of the Army to put in Execution the Powers given thereby, 
15 Mar. Petition of divers well-affeéted Inhabitants to be 
read, 23. Read, 24. 

Walker, John and Lancelot, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Ot. 

Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Wall, Ralph, 1652, Petition referred to the Committee of Pe: 
titions, 27 Aug. 

Walier, Edmund, 1651, Order for revoking the Sentence of 
Banifhment againft him, and for pafling his Pardon under 
the Great Seal, 27 Nov. 

— Sir Hardres, 1652, Petition read; Previous and main 

Queftions for fettling Lands in Lreland of 1,2002. per Annum 

on him and his Heirs, feverally Affirmative ; Commiilioners 

there to fet them out, 22 Mar. 

1653, Another Petition to be read, 5 Apr. Read, 7. 

Wallop, Robert, appointed One of the Council of State, 25 
Nov. 1651 24 Nov. 1652. 

Lady Anne, 1652, Act for making void her Jointure, 

and fettling other Lands in Lieu thereof, read twice, and 
committed, 15 Sept.—Reported ; Queftion for Ingroffment, 
Neg. Adi paffed, 12 Ot. 

Walfh, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Walfingham, Sir Thomas, 1652. Vide Privileges. 

Walter, Fortune, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

—— Colonel, 1651, appointed One of the Council of State, 
24 Nov. 

War, Articles of, 1652, Council of State to prepare them, 
10 Dec. Articles reported, 23. Confidered, and agreed to, 
with Amendments, 23, 24 &amp; 25. Order for printing them, 
Commiffioners of the Admiralty to direc&amp; how they thall be 
publifhed, 25. 


Ward, Elizabeth, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Nov. 


James, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 28 O&amp;. 

Wareing, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Ot. 

Warger. Vide Clerk, James. 

Warmejiree, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Warwick County, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and 
for a Commitlion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov.—Commif- 
fioners for the Affeffments, added, 19 Dec. 

1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 

miflion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Ry Wafhington, 



























































Wafhington, James, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 
Waterforth, Hugh, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Waterton, Thomas and Mrs. 1652, their Names to be inferted in 
the Bull for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Watkins, Sir David, 1652, Petition referred to the Committee 
of Petitions, 27 Aug. 

Watmough, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Watfon, Thomas, 1651, Petition read; Order for pardoning 
him—For difcharging his Imprifonment and Bail, and taking 
off his Sequeftration, 15 Oct. Speaker to iffue Warrant for 
his Difcharge, 16. 

Weare, Humphrey, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Weaver, John, 1652, Petition read; Previous Queftion for re- 
ferring to a Committee, Affirmative; main Queftion, Neg. 
28 May. 

— Mr. 1653, Petition to be read, 8 Apr. Read; Order 

for fettling Lands in Scotland of 2502. per Annum on him 

and his Heirs ; Speaker to write to the Commiffioners to fet 
them out, and put him in poffeffion, 14 Apr. 

Weavers Hall, 1652, Matter of Fact touching Moneys doubled 





IN DEX ¢o the SEVENTH Vouume. 





o 1652, Referred to the Commiffioners for Obfiructions; 

1 Apr. 

Sir Michael, 1652, to be admitted to his Compofiti 

pag third Part of his Omiffions and UnderFaluations, 

3 Nov. 

Antony, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Wheeler, Chriftopher, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of 5 ans. Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Whetcombe, Benjamin, 1651, his Letter read, 7 O&amp;. 

White, Mary, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Commit- 
tee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Lieutenant Colonel, 1651, Petition and Cafe of his 

Widow referred to the Committee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Major Thomas, 1652, Petition read; his Cafe referred 

to the Commiffioners for compounding, 1 July. 

George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

——— Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Lieutenant Colonel Walter, 1652, Petition of his Wi- 

dow read; Order for fettling Lands in Ireland of 20o/. per 

Annum on her and her Children; Commiffioners there to 

put her in poffeffion, 26 Aug. 

















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there, reported, Report to be confidered, 28 Sept. Re- 
port of like Nature referred to Council of State, with Power 
to treat for Forbearance one Year longer, with Intereft, 
9 Nov.—A Committee to confider the State of the Moneys 
due upon their Bills, 27 Order for making Report, 15 
Dec.—A&amp; for afcertaining the Time of Payment, read twice; 
Blanks filled up; Quettion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act paffled, 
16. ‘To be printed, 17. 

Webb, Francis, 1652, Petition read, 16 July. 

‘Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Webyier, Hugh, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Welch, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Wells, Swythen and Edmund, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Welh, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
tor Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Wenlock, Mr. 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Wentworth, Sir Peter, appointed One of the Council of State, 
25 Nov. 1651, 24 Nov. 1652. 

Weji, Captain, 1651, Order for continuing his Troop three 
Months longer—For advancing three Months Pay to them, 

Dec. 

: Lodowick, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Wefiby, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. : 

— John and Francis, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 

Wefiminjier, 1651, Vide London—Commiflioners for the Affeff- 
ments added, 1 Sept——A@ touching the Government of 
the City to be reported, 16 Dec. 

1652, Like Order, 30 Mar. Petition of Inhabi- 
tants read; Order for making Report of the Model of the 
Government of the City, 8 June——Commiflioners for the 
Affeffments added, 2 July——Royalties formerly belonging 
to the Dean and Chapter, to be employed for fetting on 
Work the Poor of Margaret’s, and difburfed as the Juftices 
fhall order, 12 Oct. : 

Wefimoreland, 1651, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for 
a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

— 1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 

Weftrowe, Mr. 1651, the Committee touching admitting Mem- 
bers to receive what Satisfaction he fhall tender touching his 
Admiffion, 10 O&amp;. Report; Order for admitting him, 17. 

Wetherby, George, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Weymouth. Vide Melcombe, Common. 

Whalley, Commiffary General, :651, Refolution for fettting 
Lands in Scotland of 500/. per Annum on him and his 
Heirs; Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 9 Sept. Vote to 
be fent to the Commiflioners; Speaker by Letter to require 
them to fet out the Lands, 23 Jan. His Petition read, 
and reierred to the Committee of Obftruétions, 26 Feb. 

— Geoffery, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Ot. 

Wharton, Lord and Lady, 1651, Petition reported and read ; 
Previous Quettion for authorizing the Truftees for Sale of 
Delinquents Lands to convey a Manor in Truft for Lady 
Wharton during his Lordthip’s Life, Neg. Petition and Nar- 
rative concerning theic Claun referred to the Committee for 
Obttruétious, 9 Mar. 

Vou. VII. 



































Thomas 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 O&amp;. 

Whitehall, 1651, the Committee to confider what Goods there 
are og afide for the Ufe of the Commonwealth and Parliament, 
11 Mar. 

1652, a Committee to examiné the Difturbance in the 
Chapel, and punith the Mifdemeanor, 22 July. 

Whitelocke, Lord Commiffioner, appointed One of the Council 
of State, 24 Nov. 1651 &amp; 1652. 

Whiterow, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Estates, 10 Nov. 

Whitfield, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Od. 

Whittington, Ralph, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Whittle, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oct. 
Whitwell, Stephen, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Whitworth, John, 1652, his Letter read, 29 Aug. 

Wickjied, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Lands, 1 July. 

Widdrington, Sir Edward, Ralph, and Henry, 1652, their 
Names to be inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents 
Efiates, 2 Nov. 

Wight, Mle of, 1651, Commiflioners for the Affeffments added, 
1 Sept. 

——~— 1652, Report touching it to be made, 8 &amp; 19 Jan. 

Wigmore, Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;t. 

Wilbraham, William, 1652, bis Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Etiates, 27 Oct. © 

Wilcox, Giles, 1652, Pardon for him read and agreed to; 
Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 20 July. 

Wildman, Mr. 1651. Vide Privileges. 

Wilkinfon, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

Willan, Mary, 1652, Petition read, 24 Nov. Vide Temple, 
Colonel James—Another read, 15 Feb. 

Willington, Lieutenant Colonel Waldine, 1651; Petition read ; 
the Committee of Accounts to examine and flate the Ac- 
counts of his Arrears, 31 Oé. 

Willoughby, Captain Francis, 1652, appointed Commiflioner at 
Portiinouth, 28 Sept. 

Wilmott, Edith, 1651,-Petition and Cafe referred to the Com- 
mittee of the Army, 20 Noy. 

Wills, 1652, Aé for eftablifhing feveral Courts in the Counties 
for Probate thereof, and for Adminiftratiqgns, Marriages, 
and Divorces, reported, and re-committed ; further Power 

iven to the Committee; Petition referred ; Committee to 
eae Petitioners, 11 Nov. Bill to be reported, 8 &amp; 11 
Jan. Reported; Debate thereon adjourned, 12——Previ- 
ous and main Queftions for appointing a Day to refume it, 
feverally Affirmative, 1 Mar. Previous Quefiion for Prow 
ceeding thereon, Neg.—Refolution for committing the Power 
of proving Wills, and granting Adminiftrations, to certaim 


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Perfons for two Months—For granting the lawful Fees, due 


ring that Time, for the Ufe of the Navy; Perfons appointed; 
‘Ace for that Purpofe ordered 17. Read, and reje ed—An- 
other ordered, 22. 
1653, Read twice ; Continuance thereof; Act com- 
mitted, 31 Mar. Reported; Queftion for Ingrofiment, 
Neg. Act paffed, and to be printed, 8 Apr.—Ufual Fees to 
be continued, till further Order, 15. 











Wills, Ss 


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IN DEX @o the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Wills, John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for Sale 
of Delinquents Eftates, ¢ Nov. 

Wilsford, John, 1652, Pardon for him read, and agreed to; 
Order for paffing 1 under the Great Seal, 9 Mar. 

Wilfon, Thomas, 1652, his Letter read, 20 May. 

Williav:, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 

Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. 

— Apne, 1652. Previous and main Queftions that fhe be 
reprieved for a Month, feverally Affirmative ; Judges to cer- 
tify the Matter of Faét in the mean time, 4 Aug. Cer- 
sificate reported ; Order for pardoning her ; Sheriff to forbear 
Execution, 1 Sept. 

Wilts, 1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Great Seal, 4 Nov. 

1652, Like Order, 12 Nov. 

Affeffnents added, 15 Dec. 1 Jan. 

1653, Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker’s Anfwer, 
29 Mar. ; 

Winchefter, 1652, Previous and main Queftions for referring to 
the Committee of Hants to take Care the Books and Manu- 
fcripts belonging to the College Library, be reftored, feverally 
Affirmative, 27 May. 

Winckley, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 8 July. . 

Winde, Sir Robert, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 Oét. 

Windfor Caftle, 1652, Order for felling that, and the Parks, 
for ready Money, 27 Nov.— —Queftion that it ftand in the 
Bill for Sale of late King’s Lands, Neg. 29 Dec. 

Windfore, Frederick and William, 1652, their Names to be 
inferted in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 
Wines, 1652, Bill for fettling Prices fon, committed, 11 Jan. 
Wintour, Sir John, 1652, to have his Liberty for three Months, 
upon Security approved by Council of State, 7 Sept. To 
have Liberty for three Months to go within 20 Miles of 
London only, upon the fame Security, 7 Dec.—Order for 
removing him to the Tower—For prolubiting the Surveying 
or Selling any Part of the Forest of Deane, claimed by him ; 
Vote to be fent to the Officers there; the Committee for 

Forefts to fee it put in Execution, 17. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Wife, Mary, 1651, Petition and Cafe referred to the Commit- 
tee of the Army, 20 Nov. 

Wifeman, John, 1652, Petition read ; Truftees for Sale of De- 
inquents Eftates to be required not to fell his Lands—Bill 
for difcharging them from Sale notwithftanding former Or- 
der, ordered, 17 Dec. 

Withers, Antony, 1652, his Cafe referred to the Commiflioners 
for compounding, 3 June. 

Wogan, Thomas, 1652, Petition read; Refolution for fettling 
Lands in Ireland of 3007. per Annum on him and his Heirs; 
Bill for that Purpofe ordered, 13 Apr—=—Commiffioners 
there to put him in Poffeflion, and certify the Particulars and 
Values thereof, in order to preparing the Bill, 5 May. 

Wolfall, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Efiates, 8 July. 

Wood, George, 1652, his Petition and Charge againft Sir John 
Clotworthy referred to a Committee, 16 July. Vide Clot- 
worthy, Sir John. 

homas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 26 Odt. 

Henry, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Woodcock, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Woodhowfe, Sir Thomas, 1652, the Committee touching ad- 
mitting Members to receive what Satisfation he fhall tender 
concerning his Admiflion, 10 Oé. Report; Order for ad- 
mitting him, 17. 

Woodmongers, Company, 1651, Petition of Mafters, &amp;c. referred 
to a Committee, 3 Sept. Vide Carmen. 

Woodnoth, Jonathan, 1652, Commiflioners for compounding to 
accept his Fine, with Intereft, by a Day appointed, and dif- 
charge his Sequeftration upon Payment thereof, 10 Nov. 

Wooldridge, Thomas, 1652, fis Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Wools, 1652, Petition of poor Clothiers and Cottoners of the 
five Northern Counties read ; previous and main Queftions 
that all Wools brought into Dusted fhall be Excife-free, 
feverally Affirmative—Commiffioners of the Excife to fee 
the Duty taken off—A&amp; to prevent the Exportation of 
Seottith Wools, Woolfels, or Leather, ordered, 20 Apr. 











Commifiioners for the 





























Worcefter County, 1651, Order appointing 7 Sheriff, and 
! 0 


for a Commiffion under the Great Seal, 4 
given him to live out of the County, 6 Jan. 
—— 1652, Commitiioners concerning {candalous and ma- 
lignant Minifters, added, 24 Sept.—Order appointing High 


v. Leave 





Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 21 Dec. Read; Pe- 
titioners thanked, 22. 

———- City, 1651, Information touching Paffages between 
our Forces and the Scots Army there; Order for a Reward 
to the Informant, 25 Aug. Lord General’s, and other 
Letters from near the City read; Order for a Thankfgiving 
within the Lines to be printed, with Lord General’s Letter 
—For Reward to the Meffengers, 5 Sept.—Relation of the 
Encounter, King of Scots Collar of S.S. and Garter, pro- 
duced; Order for a general Thankfgiving. Vide Thankf- 
giving—For Letter of Thanks to Lord General, and by him 
to his Officers; Speaker to fign it—For a Gratuity to the 
Perfon who gave the Intelligence, 6—Colours taken there 
brought to the Bar, and to be hung up in Weftminfter Hall— 
Order for a Reward to the Meflenger—Lord General’s Letter 
read ; Claufe touching the Well-aflected who fuffered by taking 
the ‘Town, and by the War in thofe Parts, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 10. Power given them to appoint Reterrees to ex- 
amine upon Oath, 18——-Report ; Order for paying Money 
to feveral Widows towards their Subfiftence, 16 Dec.—The 
Committee of the Army to give Warrant for the Payment, 
29 Jan. Further Report touching the number of Suf- 
ferers, and their Loffes, recommitted; the Committee to 
confider how 10,000/. may be raifed out of Delinquents 
Efiates; Petitions referred, g Mar. 

—--— 1652, Order for paying Moneys to the Widows of Per- 
fons flain there, 7 Apr. 

Earl of, 1652, Order for his Commitment to the Tower ; 
Council of State to confider in what Way he may be tried, 
and who has harboured him, 28 July. 

Worth, Peter, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Wortham, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill 
for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

Worthington, Richard, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the 
Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, § July. 

Wotton, Mary, and Lord Stanhope, 1652, Petition read; Pre- 
vious and main Queftions for referring it to a Committee, 
feverally Affirmative, 25 May. 

Wray, Thomas, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 1 July. 

John, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 

Wright, Captain, 1652, Council of State to confider him and 
others wounded in the late Sea Fight, 6 July. 

Mildred, 1652, Previous and main Quefiions that fhe 
be reprieved for a Month, feverally Affirmative ; Judges to 
certify the Matter of Faét in the mean ‘Time, 4 Aug. 
Certificate reported ; Order for pafling her Pardon under the 
Great Seal; Sheriff to forbear Execution, 1 Sept. 

——— Peter, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Odt. 

— Ellis and Timothy, 1652, their Names to be inferted 
in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 28 O&amp;. 

Wryter, 'Vhomas, 1651, Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Sufferers at Worcefier, g Mar. 

Wyther, Mr. 1652, Order touching him amended, 20 July. 


























A. 1653. 


PVALES, South, the Committee of the Army to audit the 
Accounts of the Receivers General, and allow them 

_ Moneys laid out by Lord General’s Order, 27 Sept. 

Walgrave, Mr. printed Paper found in his Hands referred to 
Council of State, 17 Sept. 

Wallington, Petition of poor diftreffed Inhabitants reported ; 
Order for a Patent for Colleétions in feveral Counties, 15 Aug. 

Walloon, Churches. Vide French Churches. 

Walton, Thomas, Order for a {fpecial Commiffion of Oyer and 
Terminer, to try him for feveral Murders, 24 Nov. 

Warwick County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Watermens Company, Petition of Overfeers, &amp;c. reported, read, 
and referred to the Committee of Petitions, 31 O&amp;. 

Weftrop, Thomas, Petition reported and read, 29 Aug. 

Whitelocke, Lord Commiflioner, appointed Ambaflador to Swe- 
den ; Council of State to prepare a Commiffion and Inftruc- 
tions for him, 14 Sept. Inftructions reported, read, and 
agreed to; Council of State to make them ready; Order 
for pafling his Commiffion under the Great Seal—Letters of 
Credence to him reported, read, and agreed to, with Amend- 
ments, 15 Oé.—~Order for him to attend to receive his Com- 
miffion, 28. Commiffion, Letters Credential and Inftructions 
delivered to him, 29—His Petition read; Order for paying 
the Arrears of his Salary, 11 Oct. Act for Payment thereof, 


read twice; Queftion for Ingroflment, Neg. Act _ 15. 
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Whorwood, Thomas, to execute the Office of Mayor of Barn- 

~ 1 _ e ° ~ bd 

ftaple, without incurring any Penalty, 3 Sept. 
re 1. e é . Cs i ee oe ° . . 

Wight, tile of, Report trom Council of State touching fortify- 
ing Yarmouth ; Order for additional Forees—Governor to 
tettle the Militia as formerly, 29 OG. 

Bij ox, My. Bulineis touching him referred to the Committee 
of public Debts, 7 Oct. 

Viilliams, Joan, appointed One of the Council of State, 14 
July. 


Wills, the Committee of the Law to confider the Probate of 
Wills and Adminiftrations; Quorum of Commiffioners for 
Probates appointed ; Act for that Purpofe ordered, 21 July. 
—— Petition read ; a Committee to prepare Act for Probate 
o! Wills throughout the Commonwealth, 19 Sept.— Act read 
twice, and committed, 29 Wills to be fealed by the Seal- 
keeper if they bear Date before the AG, 12 OA. 

Wilts, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for aCommiffion under 
the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Wine Licences, a Committee to confider the Grievances in 
granting them, 1 Aag. 

Wincs, French, a Committee to confider the A&amp; for Reftraint 
of bringing them in, and how the Trade may be opened, 
1 Aug. 

Wollajion, Richard, Previous and main Queftions for appointing 
him One of the Judges of the Admiralty, feverally Atiirmative, 
25 July. Queftion for inferting iis Name in the Bill for 
fettling the Jurifdicion thereof, Neg. 20. 

Wolfeley, Sir Charles appointed one of the Judges of the Ad- 
miralty, 14 July 1 Nov. 

Worcefier County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a 
Commiffion under the Great Seal, 10 Nov. 

Earl and Countefs of, Petition reported, read, and re- 
ferred back, to require him wo explain fome Words therein, 
29 Aug.——FEarl’s Petition reported—Couutels’s Petition re- 
ported, and laid afide, 3 Oct. 

Worfeley, Colonel Charles, Petition reported and read; Bufinefs 
referred to the Committee of Infpectious, 24 Oct. 

Writs oi Error, a Committee to prepare Act for reviving the Aét 
for Kedrefs of Delays and Mifchiels ariding thereby, 16 July. 
Bill read twiec—Another Committee to prepare Act tor 
preventing Mifchiefs thereby, and by Writs of falte Judgment, 
co—Bill read twice; Commencement thereof; Member 
to withdraw and prepare a Claute, 26 Oct. Bail reported ; 
Blanks filled up; Quefiion for Ingroflwest, Neg. 29—An- 
other to the fame Purport read twice; Blanks tiled up ; 
Quefiion for Ingrofflment, Neg. Act pailed, and to be 
printed, 4 Nov. 











A. 1054. 


W4 LES, a Committee to confider of the Salaries due to 
the Judges, 19 Dec. j 

Wards, Court of, a Committee to prepare Bill for further Con- 
fideration of the Votes for taking it away, 31 Oct. -Bill 
to be prefented, 1 Dec. Read, 15. Ktead fecond ume; 
Quetiion for Commitment, Neg. Order for lngrofiment— 
Petition of late Officers; Queftion for reading it; Neg A 
Committee to confider how the Records, &amp;c. may be beft 
difpofed of, and what Moneys of other Perfons are in the late 
Clerk’s Hands, 22. 

Warwick County, New Writ, 6 Oct. 

——— Town, New Writ, 6 Oct. 

Weights, and Mealures, a Committee to confider the Bufinefs 
thereof, and perufe former Laws touching them, and prepare 
Bill for Regulation thereof, 31 Odt. 

Welden, Colonel Ralph, Petition read; Order for Payment of 
the Remainder of his Debts, with interefi, 18 Jan. 

Wexford. Vide Caterlaugh. 

Whale bithery, a Commitice to confider of regulating the Trade, 
and how a prefent Supply of Ww hale Oil may be procured; the 
Company of Greenland and Eafiland Merchants to attend 
them, 12 Oct. 

White, Ue of, New Writs, 4 &amp; 5 O&amp;€t. 

Wills, a Committee to confider how the Probate of Wills, 
granting Adminifirations, and recovering Legacies, may be 
fettled through England and Wales, and prepare Bill for 
that Purpoie, 14 Dec. 7 

Worceyer, Earl of, Petition read; Order for Bailing him, 5 
Oct. 

Writs, New, viz. for Somerfet and Totnefs, 4 Oct.—Ifle of 
Wight, 4 &amp; 5—Andover, Oxtord City, Bedtord Town, 
Monmouth County, 5. Warwick County and own, Bath, 
6. Rye, Lewes, Sullex, 23 And Gloucefter City, 3 
Nov. 








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INDEX ¢% the Stventu Votume. 


A. 1656 &amp; 1654, 


W img . are Artificers. 
‘ake, William, and Chriftopher Haville. ws 
— ; Refolution that they ee fit Objecb of ner ction 
LD oy pe ‘ a a Dos ie ~ 7 Ysé te 
sg and to be offered to Protector, 30 Sept. Vide Deune, 
Wales, 1656, a Committee to confider how the Ty 
Churches there, not fupplied with Minifters, have Seen 
pofed of, and how they may be fupplied with able Minifte... 
and fitting Maintenance, 31 Oe. % 
Waller, Sir Hardves, 1656, Petition read : and referred to the 
Committee for Irifh Affairs, 22 Dee.—- Matter of Faét re- 
ported ; Order for putting a Stop to Lands, that they may be 
difpofed of to no other Ufe, than to fupply the Dete&amp; of the 
Adventurers in the Barony of Kenry, 16 Feb. Bill for 
fettling and confirming certain Lands in Ireland on him and 
his Heirs, read,6 Mar. Order for fecond Reading, 11 &amp; 12 
Bill committed, 17. 





——— 1657, Reported, and to be ingrofled, 1 Apr.—Paffed ; 


Protector’s Confent to be defired, 30 May. 
Confent, 9 June. 

Margaret, 1656, her Name to be inferted in a Natu- 
ralization Bill, 13 Feb. 

Walter, Major, 1657, Petition to be read, 5 &amp; 9 June—Pro- 
tefor, and Council of State, to be defired to confider his 
Bufinefs, 15. 

Waniey, Andrew and Valentine, 1655, their Names to be in- 
ferted in a Naturalization Bill, 6 O&amp;, 

Wards, Court of, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill for taking 
away that Court, and Kmguts Servants l'enures, 23 Sept.— 
Bill to be prefented, 15 Oét. Read, 16. Order for fecond 
Reading, 25. Bill cominitted, 2¢ Reported ; Previous 
and main Quefiions for Ke-commituient teverally Affirma- 
tive, 6 Nov. Bill reported, and re-committed again; all 
that come to have Voices; Order for meeting of the Com- 
mittee, 14- Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 20. Order 
for third Reading, 21. Bill patled ; Protector’s Confent to 
be defired; Queftion for Reading late Officers Petition, 
22. Proteétor’s Confent, 27. 

Warren, Mr. 1656, defired to aflift in carrying on the Work 
of Thankfgiving, 1) Jan. Thanked, and to print his 
Sermon, 21 Feb. 

Wajphborne, Colonel Herriott, 1656, Petition to be read, 9 Feb. 
—hkead, and referred to a Committee, 21. 

— 1657, Committees added, 26 May. 

Weights, and Meafures, 1656, Bulinels thereof referred to the 
Grand Committee of Trade, 29 Sept. 

——— 1657, Order for making Keport, 26 Mar, 

Welden, Colonel Ralph, 1657, Petition read; Prote&amp;or to be 
defired to iffue bis Privy Seal for paying him 4,000 /. out of 
the Prize Ofhice, 6 J une. !' 

Wejiminjier, 1656, Petition of Inhabitants read, 23 Dee. 
Another concerning the Poor to be read, 31 Jan.— Read - 
Quceftion for referring it toa Committee, Neg. Petition re- 
jected, 6 Feb. 

——— 1657, Quefiion that Weftminfter ought to be in the 
fame Condition as London with refpeét to new Buildings, 
Neg. g June. 

Wejimoreland, 1656, Petition of Tenant to be read, 21 Feb. 

Whatley, Henry, 1656, Bill for fettling him and Erafinus Smith 
in their Lands in Ireland, fallen to them by Lot as Adven- 
turers, read, 28 Nov. Committed, 3 Dee. Committees 
added, g. Bill to be reported, 22. Reported ; Clautes added; 
Bill to be ingrofled, 24. Another Claute added ; Bill pafied ; 
Proteétor’s Content to be defired, 27. 

1657, Protector’s Confent, 9 June. 

Whiteing, John, 1657, Petition read, 20 Jen. 

Whitelocke, Lord Commiflioner, 1656, called to the Chair dur- 
ing the Abfence of prefent Speaker, 27 Jan. Vide Speaker, 
——Thanked for his great and faithful Service thereiu—For 
his faithful Service in the Ambafly to Sweden; Order for 
paying him 500 /. expended in that Ambally—For paying him 
2,000 é. for his Service therein, 18 Feb. 

Whithorne. Vide Dumfreeze. 

Whiston, Thomas, Catuarine, and Levina,¢ 1656, their Names 
to be inferted in a Naturalization Bill, 6 Oct. Vide Yun- 
turver. 

Wicklow. Vide Kildare. 

Widdrington, Sir Thomas, 1656, chofen Speaker, 17 Sept. Vide 
Speaker. 

Wigstones Hofpital. Vide. Leicefler, Town. 

Wigton. Vide Dumfreeze. 

Wills, 1656, Vill tor Probate thereof in the North, and other 
Parts of England, ordered, 23 Sept. ‘To be read, 2 A 
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INDEX 0 the 


sxe Committee to confider of _— 
° ° M oo ‘ &gt; ” “te 2 

and bring it in with the 4"!, 27- Bill to be re — i 
Nov.——Reported : Debate thereon adjourned, 1 Dec. he- 
fumed: Bill re-emmitted ; the Committee to confider ot 
, 2 svdls wherein Lands are devifed, 2. Billreported, 
ye-delivering W , C ae 
and re-comprtted again ; Committces added ; the Committec 
be —_ . 

to confid+ of 


a Claufe for a Regifter in Southwark, 24 
Bill to 2 reported, 13 Feb. 


Read, 24. Committed ; 








11 &amp; 24 Mar. ‘Order for 

ang of the Committee to perfect it, 13 Mar. 

Mw 1657, Bill to be repeated, 5 May. Reported, and to 
oe ingrofled, 11 Order for third Reading, 23 June 

Jan. ee 

Wilfon, Abraham, 1656, Petition reported ; Refolution that he 
is a fit Object of Mercy, and that ke be reprieved, 21 Ot. 

Thomas. Vide //ickfon, Thomas. 

Wilton, Colonel, 1656. Vide Privileges. aos 

Wilts, County, 1656, Bill for holding the Sheriffs Court at 
Devizes, read, 18 Dec. Committed, 25. 

Winchefter, 1656, Bill for vefting the Cathedral in Truftees for 
public and religious Ufes, ordered, 11 Feb. 

1657, Read, 21 May. 

Wines, 1656, a Committee to confider the Prices thereof, 23 
Oét.—— Order for making Report, 15 Nov. 

— 1657, Bill for limiting and fettling the Prices thereon, 
read twice ; Queftion for Commitment, Neg. Bill to be in- 
grofled, 26 Mar. Read third Time ; Petition of Vintners; Bill 
pafled; Proteéior’s Content to be defired, 27———Amended ; 
Protector’s Content, 9 June. 

——— Spanifh, 1656. Vide Supply. ' 

French, 1656, a Committee to prepare Bill for repealing 
the A&amp; prohibiting the Importation thereof, 15 Nov. 

Withers, George, 1656, Petition to be read, 21 Feb. 

Wolley, Antony, 1657. Vide Privileges. 

Wool, 1656, Petition of Manufaéturers read, and referred to the 
Committee of ‘Trade, 27 Dec. 

Worcefier, Countefs of, 1656, Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 14 Mar, 

— 1657, Order for making Report, 26 Mar. Report ; 
Bill for fettling Wosrcefter Houfe on Truftees in Traft for 
her, in Lieu and Satisfaé¢tion of the Arrears of her Fifths, 
read, 30 Committed, 2 May——Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 25 June—Patfed ; Proteétor’s Confent to be defired ; 
Protector’s Confent, 26. 

Wrecks, 1656, a Committee to confider the Ufe and Abufes 
thereof, with Power to prepare Bill for preventing Evils 
thereby, 28 Oct.—Revived ; Order for their fittting, 2 Dec. 
—4 Feb. Committees added ; all that come to have Voices, 4. 
Order for making Report, 9. 

Wright, Drugo, 1656. Vide Privileges. 

Writs, New, 1656, viz. for Gloucetter City, Bridgwater, 25 
Sept. York City, 1 Ot. Corke County, Ifle of Wight, 
Pebles, &amp;c. Cardigan County, Southampton County, Pem- 
broke County, Dumftreeze, &amp;c. Brecon County, 2. Carmar- 
then County, 4. Lynn,37. Kildare, 22--Elgin, &amp;e. o3— 
Ryegate, 28 Nov.—Dartmouth, 23 Mar. 

—— ~- 1657, Berwick upon Tweed, 26 Mar. 
County, 17 June. 

Wynyard, John, 1656. Vide Privileges. 











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A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


Ww LES, and Monmouth County, a Committee to confider 

how they may be fupplied with an able Miniftry, and how 

the Revenuesof the Churches not fupplied have been difpofed 

of, 5 Feb. No Committee that is or has been accountable 

for any of the Revenues to have a Vote; all others that come 
to have Voices, 26. 

Wells, New Writ, 16 Apr. 

Wefton, John, Governor of Jerfey, or his Deputy, to bring 
him to the Bar, 16 Mar. 7 

Wickham, New Writ, 24 Feb. 

Wilkinfon, Grezil, Petition read, 3 Feb. Vide Overton, Robert. 

Worcefter, City, Petition of well-affeted Inhabitants read, 5 
Feb. Vide Streete, Thomas. 

— Countefs of, State of her Cafe reported from the 
Grand Committee of Grievances ; Day appointed for deliver- 
ing up Worcefier Houfe to her ; Order for paying her Rent 
for the current Year—for paying her 4oo/. in Recompence 
of all Demands for detaining the Houfe from her fince her 
Title thereto by A&amp; of Parliament—A Committee to defire 
Protector to grant a Privy Seal for Payment of the feveral 
Sums, 14 Apr. His Anfwer reported, 19 A Committee 
to cenfider of removing the Conveyances, Records, &amp;c. fron 
thence, 14, . 

Writs, New, viz. 








for Agmondefham, Seaford, 31 Jan. 





Northam, 7 Feb, Bramber, Higham Ferrers, Lewes, 11. 


County, Weftbury, Old Sarum, 
04 


Brecon Heytetbury, 12. St. 








SEVENTH VOLUME. 








Germans, 12 Feb. 24 Mar.——Shoreham, 16 Feb. Hun- 
tingdon Borough, Bolliney, 23. Saltath, VV ickham, 24— 
Berealfton, Camelford, Yarmouth, Hle of Wight, 2 Mar. 
Heydon, Aldborough, 5—Minehead, 10. Tavitiock, 11, 
Milborne Port, 17. Petersfield, 22. Poole, 30 Cafile- 
rifeing, 6 Apr. Aud Wells, 16. 

Wroth, Henry. Vide Privileges. 

Wylde, John, Petition touching Arrears of his Salary when Lord 
‘Chief Baron of the Exchequer, read, and referred to the Grand 
Committee of Grievances, 1 Apr. 








A. 1659. 


WAL ES, Bill for taking the Accounts, and redrefling 

Grievances concerning Tythes and Church Livings there, 

and for Advancement of Mclerioe and Learning, read twice, 
and committed, g Mar. Reported, and pafled, 16—Judges 
appointed, 14. 

North, Perfon recommended, to be Judge Affifiant, 
27 July Approved ; Order for a Patent under the Great 
Seal, 5 Aug. Upon General Lambert's Letter ; Commif- 
fioners for Sequeftrations to appoint Sub Commiflioners, 2 
Sept.—Chief Juftice’s Patent difcharged ; Another appointed ; 
Order for a Patent under the Great Seal, 29.—A Commitice 
to confider of the Chamberlain and Seal there, 24 Feb. 

South, Commiflioners for the Militia added, 6 Aug. 

Waller, Sir William, appointed One of the Council of State, 
23, Feb. 

Wallop, Mr. appointed One of the Council of State, 14 May 

31 Dee. 

Walton, Colonel Valentine, appointed One of the Council of 
State, 14 May Appointed One of the Commiflioners for 
the Government of the Army, 12 Oct. Appointed Colonel 
of a Regiment, 11 Jan. Lift of his Officers read, and approved, 
12. Ticir Commiffions delivered, 13 &amp; 14. 

Robert, Tallies for Paying him Moneys for black Cloth 
delivered for late Lord General’s Mourning voted null; Order 
for him to repay the Money, 2 Feb. 

Waunfey, Henry, ordered into Cuftody as a Delinquent, and 
Debtor to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners for bringing in 
the Arrears to fend for and treat with him, 28. 

Warcupp, Edward, to be recommended to Council of State for 
fome Employment, 13 Jan. 

Wareing, Major, his Letter read; Letter of Thanks, aad 
Commiffion appointing him Governor of the Town and Cattle 
of Shrewfbury, ordered, 12 Aug.—Other Letters from him 
read ; Refolution that he be Captain of a Company of Foot 
there ; Order for Commiffions for him and his Officers, 23— 
Another Letter read, and referred to Council of State, 24. 

Warminfler, Petition of Inhabitants read; Petitioners to be 
thanked, 21 May. 

Warner, Henry, Pardon for him, and Judges Certificate read ; 
Pardon agreed to; Order for paffing it under the Great Seal, 
25 Feb. 

Warning, Samuel, Pardon for him, and Judges Certificate, read ; 
Pardon agreed to; Order for pafling it under the Great Seal, 
25 Feb. 

Warwick, County, Petition of Freeholders and others well- 
affected, read ; Petitioners thanked, 7 Oct. 

Watermen, Petition of divers belonging to the Thames read, and 
to be printed ; Petitioners thanked, 31 Jan. 

Watts, Nicolas and John, Pardons for them, and Judges Certi- 
ficate, read ; Pardon agreed to; Order for pafling them under 
the Great Seal—For trantporting them, 25 Feb. 

Weaver, John, appointed One of the Council of State, 31 Dee. 

24, Feb. 

Weavers Hall, the Committee of Infpection to confider the 
Retiraint touching Intereft of Moneys lent upon that Sccurity, 
21 May.——The Committee to prefent Names of the Claimants, 
9 July—Further Report ; Order for taking off the Refiraint 
upon the Commiflioners of Excife, 19. 

Weekly \ntelligencer, Perfon authorized to write it; another 
prohibited, 13 May. 

Weeks, Edward, Order for his Execution, 25 Feb. 

Werden, Robert, voted a Traitor and Rebel, 9 Aug. Vide Booth, 
Sir George. 7 

Weft, Colonel, his Letter read, 1 Aug. 

Weftminfier, 2 Committee to prepare Bill for fettling the Mi- 
litia of Wettmintter, Southwark, and the Tower Hamleis, 
9 May—Upon Report from Council of State ; Bill for fettling 
the Militia of Weftminfter, and Places within the Bills, ex- 
cept the Tower Hamlets, read ; a Committee to confider of {it 
Perfons to be Commiffioners, 23. Bill committed ; Names 
of Commiffioners read twice, and committed with it, 24. 
Bill reported; Comuiflioner added; Bill re-committed, 28 

Reported from Re-commitment, and to ‘be ingroffed, 

27 June. Pafled, and to be printed, 28 Mifnomer of a 

Commillioner 















































Cominiflioner amended, 7 July—Additional Bill read twice, 
and committed, ¢—A Committee to withdraw and prepare 
3ill for giving Powers to the Commiffioners ; Bill read twice, 
and pafled, 14—Lift of Officers reported and read, 29. Read 
again, and approved ; Council of State to prepare Commiflions, 
30 Commiffions delivered, 1 &amp; 2 Aug. Buildings, and 
Houfes in Wettminfter, belonging to the Commonwealth, to 
be referved for the Ufe of the Parliament and Council of State ; 
a Committee to confider how the Vote may be put in Exe- 
cution, 16 May. Cuftos Rotulorum appointed; Order 
for a Confirmation under the Great Seal, 11 Jan. Com- 
iniffioners for the Affeilinent added, 2 &amp; 8 Mar. 














Wejimorland, Commitlioners for the Militia added, 8 Aug. 
Wejton, John, Report from the Committee of Safety that he 


is brought Prifoner from Jerfey, and in Serjeant’s Cuftody ; 
Order for continuing him in Cuftody; his Cafe referred ‘to 
them, 16 May. Report; Order for difcharging him upon 
his Parole, or Security not to aét any Thing prejudicial to the 
Commonwealth, 15 June. 





Wetham, Colonel Nathanael, his Letter touching the Faithfulnefs 


of the Garifon of Portfmouth, and the bringing in 400 Spa- 
nifh Prifoners, 14 May Order for Letter of Thanks to 
him and his Officers ; Speaker to fign and feal it, 29 Dec. 
Lift of Officers in his Regiment read, 8 Feb.” Read 
again, and approved, 10. Their Commiflions delivered, 11 
Bill for fettling Lands of goof. per Annum on him 
= his Heirs, ordered; a Committee to fet them out, 10 
feb. 











Whalley, Colonel, Quefiion that he be Colonel of a Regiment 


of Horfe, Neg. 5 Aug. 


White, Colonel, appointed One of the Council of State, 31 


Dec. 
Charles, Order for difcharging him from his Impri- 
fonment, and fufpending his Sequefiration, 25 Feb. 


Whitehall, and Somerfet Houfe, Order for felling them; Mem- 


ber to prepare Bil! for that Purpofe, 16 May—A Committee 
to confider what Goods are there, ia Hampton Court and St. 
James’s, belonging to the Commonwealth, 23 Order tor 
clearing Whitehall of all Perfons, except as excepted, within 
fix Days, 4 July For paving the Streets betore it, 25 
Feb. 








Whitelocke, Lord, Serjeant to fummon him to attend, 24 Jan. 


Warrant for paying him Monev upon Pretence of his Fee 
voted illegal ; Order for him to repay it, 2 Feb. 


Widdrington, Sir Thomas, appointed One of the Council of 


State, 31 Dec.——23 Feb. 


Wight, \ile of, Bill for managing the Militia there, read twice, 


and committed, 12 Aug. Reported; Continuance thereof; 
Bill paffed, 13. 


Wilkins, Dr. appointed Mafter of Trinity College, Cambridge ; 


Order for a Patent under the Great Seal, 17 Aug. 


Williams, Richard, and others, Petition read, and re-delivered, 





18 May—Referred to a Committee, 30 June. 
Sir Abraham, the Payment of gool, per Annum for 
his Houle to be ftopped, g Sept. 

— Robert and Tivaen, ordered into Cuftody as Delin- 
quents and Debtors to the State, 21 Sept. Commiflioners 
for bringing in the Arrears to fend for and treat with them, 
28. 


Wills, Report from the Committee of Safety touching a Bill for 





conftituting Judges, for Probate thereof, and granting Admi- 
niftrations—Names of fit Perfons to be Judges, reported 
from another Committee; Bill ordered, 18 May. Read 
twice; Judge added; Bill pafled, and to be printed, 19— 
Bill for fettling the Court for Probate of Wills, and grant- 
ing Adminiftrations, ordered, 14 July. Read twice; 3lank 
filled up; Bill paffed and to be printed, 19 ——Bill for fet- 
tling the Probate of Wills, and granting Adminiftrations, in 
the feveral Counties and Cities, ordered, 14 July—A Com- 
mittee to prefent Names of Judges for Probate thereof, 11 
Jan. Names reported, and agreed to; Order for Patents 
under the Great Seal, 18. Speaker to fign Dockets for pat- 
fing them—Their Salaries to be confidered, 24 —— Agreed 
to; Order touching the Payment thereof, 3 Feb. Ob- 
ftruétions that hindred the paffing their Patents reported— 
Fees payable to them referved to the Ufe of the Common- 
wealth—Judicial Sentences to be by both of them in open 
Court, 8 Mar. 








Wilson, Thomas. Vide Hickfon, Thomas. 


Wilts County, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants read ; Pe- 
titioners thanked, 22 June Commiffioners for the Militia 
added, 5 &amp; 6 Aug.—Commiflioner for the Affeffment added, 
2 Mar. 

Winchester, Letter from thence read, 15 Aug.—Commiflioners 
for the Affeflment added, 17 Feb. 

Marquis of, ‘Irmftees to forbear — any more of 
his Lands; no Wattes to be committed, 15 Mar. 

Vou, VII. 





INDEX @ the SEVENTH VoLuME. 





7 s . . . 
Windfor, Cafile, Report touching appointing a Governor, with 
Power to make a Deputy, 10\./3 * alte : 
ng Mert ' 1g. eport touching the 
poor Knights to be read, 25 AUS_g¢ sant A Committee 
to look into the Revenue for thes. rp ca dk 
Revived, and joined to another Comet ¢ 
ded, 1 Mar. Relation of the fecurin§the Cattle for the 
Parliament ; Vote of Approbation ; Forces4, be thanked 
28 Dec.—Governor to certify the Caufes of y. Imprifon- 
ment of Perfons in his Cuftody, 21 Feb. "Ntents War- 
rants for their Commitment, 3 Mar. 
Wine, Propofals touching the Excife thereupon, and UPON’ Boer 
’ . . ? 
Ale, Cyder, and Tobacco, read, and reterred to Counc) of 
State, 17 Aug.—A Committee to contider of the Duty oa 
Prizage Wines, and fettle the Difference, 7 Mar. Report ; 
Declaration that they ought to pay no Tonage or Cuftoms ; 
Order for allowing all Cuftoms taken from the Leffee upon 
Account, 1 
Winter, Dr. Samuel, to repair to England, and attend the Plea- 
fure of the Parliament, 13 Aug. — 
Witherings, William, Petition read, 27 Feb. Vide Poftmafters. 
Woolmer, and Holt, Forefis, Commander appointed, 15 Aug. 
Worcefter County, Commiflioners for the Militia added, 6 Aug. 
— City, Petition of Inhabitants read; Petitioners to be 
thanked, 6 July—Commiffioners for the Militia added, 6 
Aug. 








e ; Committees ad- 

















Countefs of, Order for paying her 6/. per Week as 
long as Worcefter Houfe is used by the State—Commit- 
fioners to leave it as foon as convenient, and the Houfe to 
be fettled on her during the Earl’s Life—A Committee to 
fet out Rooms for her Ufe in the mean Time, and confider 
whether it be neceffary for the Commiflioners to continue 
to ufe it, 20 Aug.—Order for making Report, g Sept.—Bill 
for fettling it upon Truftees for her Ufe during the Ear\’s 
Life, and M oneys due to her from the Earl of Thomond, read 
—Order for continuing her Penfion, and paying the Arrears 
thereof—For delivering up the Poffeflion of the Houte to her 
forthwith ; Bill read fecond Time, and pafled, 14 Mar. 

Wray, Anne, Petition on her Behalf read ; Order for pafling her 
Pardon under the Great Seal, 11 Aug. 

Wren, Dr. to be difcharged from his Imprifonment, 15 Mar. 

Wrejtlings. Vide Horfe Races. 

Writs, of Covenant, and Original Writs, befere Menf. Pafch. 
this Term to be pafled under the Great Seal, 16 May. 

New, Precedents of Writs, and Returns, read, 16 Feb. 

—Commiflioners of the Great Seai to iffue them for the 

Election of a new Parliament—A Committee to prepare Bill 

for repealing the Act appointing the Form of a Writ for 

Members to fit and ferve in Parliament, 22—Another Com- 

mittee to prepare the Form of a Writ, and how the new 

Parliament fhall be fummoned, 27—To prefent Adi for fet- 

tling the Form and Claufe therein for diffolving the prefent 

Parliament, 29. Vide Parliament. 








A. 1651, 1652, &amp; 1653. 


Y4k WAY, William, 1652, Quefiion for inferting his 
Name in the Bill for Sale of Delinquents Lands, Neg.— 
Order for taking off his Sequeftration, 16 Nov. 

York County, 1651, Letter from the Commuffioners of the Mi- 
litia read; their Proceedings approved ; Order for Letter of 
Thanks; Speaker to fign it, 29 Aug.—— Order appointing 
High Sheriff, and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 4 
Nov. Commiflioners for the Affeffment added, 14 Jan. 
—-Their Letter referred to Council of State, 19 Mar. 

1652, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
million under the Great Seal, 12 Nov. 

— City, 1651, Letter from thence, 25 Aug. ———Another 
with Lift of Prifoners taken there, read, 16 Sept. 

Young, John. Vide Raines, John. 

——— Andrew, 1652, his Name to be inferted in the Bill for 
Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 27 Oct. 

Sir Andrew, 1652, his Name to be inferted ian the Bill 

for Sale of Delinquents Eftates, 2 Nov. 











A. 1053. 


ATES, John, Previous and main Queftions for putting 
him into the Sequeftration of the Matfterfhip of St. John’s 
College, Cambridge, feverally Affirmative, 28 Nov. 
York County, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Com- 
miffion under the Grent Seal, 10 Noy.—Commillioners fr 
the Affeffments added, 24. 











INDZX to the SEVENTH VOLUME. 


s. 1054. 


ypArmMo UTH, (teat, Election ; Report ; Bailiff to at- 

tend and ivin jx the Return; Clerk of the Commonwealth 
to attend wit eg and Return, 21 Sept. Severally 
attend: Ret-«n amended, 2 

Baye 3 og Petition of Jufiices and Grand Jury of the Weft 
Riding read, and referred to a Committee, 14 Dec. Vide 
Nortern Counties. 

___ — City, Petition of Mayor and Commonalty, read, and 
referred to a Committee, 14 Dec. Vide Northern Counties. 


A. 16056, &amp; 1657. 


Y4kMO UTH, Great, 1656, Bill for raifing “eo 
Maintenance of the Minifiry there, to be read, 4 Nov. 
Read, 6. Committed, 14. Committees added, 18. Bill 
reported, and to be ingroffed, 24——Palled, Proteétor’s 
Content to be defired, 1 Dee. 
———- 1657, Proie¢tor’s Confent, g June. 


——— 1656, Bill for enabling the Town to fell Lands of 


their own Purchafe, and to confirm feveral Cuftoms for better 
maintaining their Vier, read, and rejected, 8 Nov. 

York County. Vide Wills—i656, Bill to incorporate the 
Makers and Workers of broad Cloths in the Weft Riding, 
read, 13 Dec. Order for fecond Reading, 26 Dec. 2 
Jan. 

———— 1657, Read; Queftion for Commitment, Neg. Bill 
rejected, 27 Jan. 

-~—— 1656, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants of the North 
Riding, read; Member to acquaint them that Houfe accepts 
their good Affections, 23 Dec. 

— City, 1656, New Writ, 1 O&amp;.——Bill for erecting a 

Court of Law, and Court of Equity, at the City of York, 

&amp;e. read, 3 Nov. Order for fecond Reading, 6. Bil com- 

mitted, 20—— - To be reported, 7 Feb. 3, Mar. Peti- 

tion of Mayor, &amp;c. read, and relerred to a Commitee, with 

Power to prepare Bill for the Purpote defired therein, 22 Jan. 

— 1657, Committee to prepare Bill for Maintenance 

of Minifters in York, Durham, Carlifle, and other Towns 

adjacent, 18 June. 

















A. 1658 &amp; 1659. 


ARMOUTTI, We of Wight, Information that a Perfon 
choten for that Place fate in the Houfe, notwithftanding no 
Return had been made ; Sheriff to deliver it to the Clerk 


of the Commonwealth, and he to receive it; Order for his 

Attendance to aflix the Indenture to the Writ, and make 

it Part of the Return, 1 Mar. Retura amended and read, 2. 

York County, a Committce to confider how it may be fupplied 
with an able Miniftry, and how the Revenues of the unfup- 
plied Churches have been difpofed of, 5 Ieb. 


A. 1659. 


ORK County, Commiffioners for the Militia added, 8 &amp; 
16 Aug.—-Their Letter, with Lift of Officers, read, and 
referred to Council of State; Members for the County to 
confer with them, 13 Aug.—Order appointing High Sheriff, 
and for a Commiflion under the Great Seal, 16 Feb. 
— City, Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. Petitioners to be thanked 
27 July. 





3 


A. 10651, 1652 &amp; 1053. 


"ANK EY, Colonel Jerome, 1652, his Letter, with Articics 
of Agreement between him and Colonel O Dwyre, read; 
Order for Letter of Thanks ; Speaker to fign it—Queftion for 
fettling Lands in Ireland of 200¢. per Annum on him and his 
Heirs ; Bill for that Purpose ordered, 8 Apr. Commiilioner 
there to caufe a Survey to be taken upon Oath, {ei them out, 
and put him in Poffeffion ; Letter for that Purpofe ordered, 
Speaker to fign it, 22 Oct. 
Zuriche, 1652, Letter from the Burgomafiers, and Council of 
State, read, and to be tranflated, 1 Feb. 





A. 1659. 
"ACH ARY, Captain, Petition of his Executor read, and 
P , 


referred to the Committee on the Bill for Adventurers, 
5 Oct. Vide Ireland. 

Zankey, Colonel Jerome, his Letter read; Order for Letter to 
exprefs the Parliament’s Acceptation of the good Affection 
and Services of the Forces that came out of Ireland to fupprefs 
the late Rebellion in Chefhire, 9 Sept. 


























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