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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 32 


TO THE 


EIGHTH VOLUME. 








12° Car. Il. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


BINGDON, double Return, Report and Refolution 
concerning it, 27 Apr.—touching the Eleétion, and Mayor 
ordered into Cuftody, 23 May. Difcharged, 26. 

Accounts, publick. Vide Debts. 

Adams, Mr. Vide LJaberdafhers Company. 

Addrefs, for aThankfgiving Day upon the Reftoration, refolved, 
go May. Vide Thankjgiving.—defiring the King to caufe the 
Proclamation againft Debauchery to be publifhed, brought 
from the Lords, and agreed to, 13 June. Form of it, eod. 
die.—for putting off the Affizes, 19 July.—for calling an Af- 
fembly of Divines, and for a Proclamation to enforce the Laws 
againit Profanenefs, 20. Anfwer reported, and Thanks re- 
turned thereon, 21.—concerning an Order of Council to 
refirain the fhipping of Cloth, and Anfwer thereto, 23.— 
defiring the King to get the extraordinary Duties, laid by the 
Dutch upon the Woollen Manufa¢tures, taken off, ordered to 
be drawn, 26. Reported, and agreed to, and Lords defired to 
concur therein, 4 Sept.—for a Proclamation againft exporting 
Wool, relolved, and agreed to by the Lords, 15 Aug.—for par- 
doning Sir H. Vane and Colonel Lambert, as to Life, ordered 
to be drawn, 28 Aug. Reported, and re-committed, 29. New 
Draught reported, 30. Pafied,and fent to the Lords, and agreed 
to by them, 5 Sept.—defiring the King not to difpofe of the for- 
feited Eftates, till his Brothers were provided for, refolved, and 
Lords defired to concur therein, 1 Sept. Agreed to by them, 
3.—concerning Tenures, 4. Vide Wards.—concerning the 
Crown Lands, 7. Vide Crown Lands.—touching Deane 
Foreft, eod. die. Vide Deane Foreft.—for a Proclamation 
about Payment of Excife, eod. die. Agreed to by the Lords, 
10 Sept.—for a Proclamation againft riding armed, eod die. 
—for a Patent to the Clerk and Serjeant, 11 Sept. Anfwer, 
13.—for Commiffioners to be appointed, to treat with Pur- 
chafers of Church Lands, and Lords defired to concur therein, 
12.—upon the King’s Declaration concerning ecclefiaftical 
Affairs, 6 Nov. Houfe to attend him therewith, 8.—upon the 
Petition about the quartering of Soldiers at Windfor, 15. 

— to the Queen, upon her Return to England, 6 Nov. Her 
Anfwer reported, 8. 

Adjournment. Vide Parliament. 

Admiral, Lord, to order the Oaths to be adminiftered to the 
Fleet, 11 June. 

Albans, St. Ele&amp;tion, Report and Refolutton concerning it, 21 
May. 

Aldred, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Algier. Vide Captives. ’ 

Alvenation Office, Order for Payment of Salaries to the Officers, 
23, May. 

Allen, Francis, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Allot, Colonel, his Petition to be confidered, 19 July. Read, and 
referred toa Committee, 20. Vide Swale. 

Amendments, fent from the Lords, Committee to consider of the 
Return to be made, upon agreeing thereto, 7 May. The ufual 
Subfcription written, 8.—made to Bills from the Lords, how 
figned, 23 July.—fent from the Lords, ingroffed, and affixed to 
a Bill, and Exception taken thereto, 2 Aug. Taken off, and 
fent back fevered from the Bill, 7.—to be ingrofled into a 
Bill, when agreed to, 2.—Reafons, inducing the Houfe to agree 
to feveral, made by the Lords, to be communicated at a a. 
ference, 15 &amp; 24 Aug.—reduced into the Form of a Bill, by 
reafon of their Length, and Variety, 11 Dec. 

rene Alderman, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 

une. 
Anfell, Barbara, Provifo in her behalf, added to the Bill of Par- 
don, 7 July. 
Armour, Iron, Claufe for exporting it, added to the Bill of 
Tonage and Poundage 21 July. 
Vox. VIII. 











Arms of the Commonwealth, over the Speaker’s Chair, to be taken 


down, and the King’s Arms to be fet up, 8 May. Order 
for the like to be done in all other Places, and agreed to by the 
Lords, g. 


Army, Committee to confer with the Lord Mayor, &amp;c. of Lon- 


don, about raifing 50,000 /. for it, 1 May. Addrefs from the 
Officers to General Monck read, 2. Grand Committee to 
confider of raifing Money for the Army and Navy, 16. Vide 
Supply. A Month’s Pay for the Army to be made up out of 
the Three Months Affefiment, and Order, for fettling a Com- 
mittee for it, to be prepared, 29 June. _ Bill for fettling Com- 
miflioners and Treafurers for it, read, and laid afide, 12 July. 
New Bill prefented and read, 17. Committed, 23. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 4 Aug— Order for applying 40,000 /. 
out of the Affeffment, towards the Month’s Pay for the Army, 
1 Aug. Sent to the Lords,2. Agreed to by them, 3. Com- 
mittee appointed to examine the Debts of the Army and 
Navy, 2. Conference defired with the Lords upon the King’s 
Meffage concerning the bad State of them, and Committee 
to prepare Heads for it, 9. Heads reported, eod. die. Another 
Conference, defired by the Lords upon the fame Subject, 
held, and Committee of both Houfes to go into the City, to 
borrow Money for the Army and Navy, 13 Aug. Committee 
for the Army appointed, and Money for its Ufe to be paid to 
their Order, 9. Another Order for iffuing 50,000 /. out of the 
Affeffment towards a Month’s Pay for it, and for referving the 
40,000 /, — ordered, towards difbanding it, eod. die. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 14 Aug. Report touching the monthly 
Pay of the Army, and the Arrears fince 29 May, 1660, and 
Orders thereon, 25. Further Report, and Refolutions, 
touching the Payment and difbanding of it, and Bill for dif- 
banding it ordered, 30. Bill, and Inftructions, for that Purpofe, 
prefented, and read, 31. Committed, 1 Sept. Bill reported, 
and to be ingrofled, and Amendments to the Inftru¢tions re- 
ported, and confidered, and additional [nftruétion to be drawn, 
5- Reported, and agreed to, and Commiflioners for difband- 
ing the Army appointed, and Inftructions to be ingroffed, 6. 
Bill, and Inftructions, paffed, eod. die. Conference, defired by 
the Lords thereon, held, and reported, 7 Sept. Report con- 
fidered, and Part of the Money, arifing by the Poll-bill, to be 
applied towards paying off the Navy, and Two Months Affeff- 
ment voted, to complete the difbanding of the Army, and for 
paying the Fleet, and free Conference, defired with the Lords 
thereon, agreed to, and held,8. Vide Supply. Bill returned from 
the Lords, with Amendments, 10. Proceedings thereon, eod. die. 
Sent back with additional Amendments, and Amendments to 
the Lords Amendments, 11 Sept. Free Conference, defired 
by the Lords thereon, held, and reported, and Refolutions 
thereon, eod. die-—Order for iffuing the 40,000/. referved 
towards difbanding the Army, made, and agreed to by the 
Lords, 13 Sept. Lots for difbanding it prepared, and Lifts of 
the Regiments read, and Order relating thereto, eod. die. Re- 
port touching the Progrefs made therein, 6 &amp; 23 Nov.—touch- 
ing the Debts of the Army and Navy, and Committee of the 


whole Houfe to confider of raifing Money for Payment thereof, 


12. Vide Supply. Orders for ditbanding Colonel Oneale an 

Colonel Ingoldfby’s Regiments, 23. Further Report touching 
the Sums paid, and remaining due, to the Army and Navy, 3 
Dec. Infiructions for diibeating and paying them, to be pre- 


ared, 8. Confidered, 19 &amp; 20. To be ingroffed with the 
Bil for 18 Months Afleffment, 20. 


Arundell of Wardour, Lord, Bill from the Lords for reftorin 


him to his Eftate, 22 Nov. Read,24 Nov.&amp; 11 Dec. Pafled, 
17 Dec. 


—— Earl of. Vide Norfolk. 
Affefiments. Vide Supply, and London.—Ordinance for bringing 


in the Arrears of the Six Months Affefiment in 1659, to be 
prepared, 12 May. Prefented, twice read, and committed, 15. 
A Patifed, 









































































































































































































































































INDEX oo the Etrcutu Votume. 


Paffed, # #, Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
and Amendments agreed to, 17. Form of it, eod. die.—Re- 

rt touching the Arrears of the 12 and 6 Months Affefiments 
in 1659, and Bill for colleGling them ordered, 20 —? Pre- 
fented, twice read, and committed,6 Nov. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 15. Paffed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 21. 
Royal Ailent, 29 Dec. 

Affizes, King to be defired to put them off, and the Judges to be 
conferred with therein, 19 July. Meffage relating thereto 
delivered to the Lords, 20. é ; 

Afiley, Francis, Bill from the Lords to naturalize him, 24 
Nov. 

Atkin, Alderman, difplaced from the Excife, 15 ave: 

Attainder, of Oliver Cromwell, and others, Bill read twice, and 
committed, with Inftruétions, 7 Nov. Farther Inftruétions 
defired by the Committee, and Orders thereon, 9. Evidence 
againft the refpective Perfons reported, and re-committed, and 
feveral Petitions referred, 17. Bill reported, and to be ingroff- 
ed, 4 Dec. Pafled, 7. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments,and Amendments agreed to, 14. 

—— Duties, to be confidered by the Committee for Trade, 

ov. 

Axtell, Daniel, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains 
and Penalties, 14 June. Claufe’ added thereto by the Lords, 
for excepting him, and others, for Life, difagreed to, 13 Aug. 
Reafons offered by the Lords for adhering thereto, reported, 
17 &amp; 23. Letter concerning him, and his Petition, read, 24. 
Exception relating to him agreed to, and Lords to be acquainted 
with the Reafon thereof, eod. die. 

Ayloffe, Wm. Vide Church Lands. 


13° &amp; 14° Geo. II. Parl. 2. Seff: 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


A BERGAVENNY, Lord, Bill, from the Lords, to fell 
Lands, 29 June. Read, 2 July. Committed, and Petition 
referred,8. Reported,15 July. Paffed, 16. 

Accomptants, excepted in the Aét of Oblivion, Bill, for obliging 
them to account, read, 8 Mar. Committed, 19. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 20. Paffed,* *. Amendments made 
by the Lords thereto, confidered, and fome of them difagreed 
to, and Conference defired with the Lords thereon, 16 May, 
1662. Conference agreed to, and held, and free Conference, 
defired by the Lords, agreed to, 17. 

Aéts, publick, Bill for confirming feveral, read, 13 May. Com- 
mitted, with Inftruétions, 14. Farther Inftructions, 16. Bill 
reported, and to be ingroffed, 28. Read the Third time, and 
Provifo, touching the Act of Pardon, tendered, and debated, 
14 June, Farther debated, and laid afide, 15. Debate upon 
the Bill refumed, 19. King’s Letter, recommending the 
Difpatch of it, read, and Bill patled, 22. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 6 July.—Bill, to confirm private Acts, read, 13 May, 
1661. Committed, 11 July. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
15. Pafled, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, and Amendments agreed to, 29.—Bill, to confirm 
feveral publick Adts, left out of the former Bill, ordered, 28 
May. Vide Minijiers—Bill, to confirm Four private Acts, 
read, 8 July.—Bill, to confirm Nine publick Acts, ordered, 
25 July. Kead twice, and to be ingrofled, 26. Pafled, eod. 
die.—Bill, to confirm Three Acts, read twice, and to be in- 
grofled, 27 July. Pafled, eod. die.—Bill to confirm Two 
Adis, relating to the Marquis of Ormond and Sir Geo. Lane, 
read, and Order for inferting Two other Acts, concerning Mr. 
Boreel and Sir Geo. Hamilton, 8 Jan. To be ingroffed, 23. 
Pafled, 7 Mar.—Bill to confirm Three Aéts, read, 13 Jan. 
Committed, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 3 Feb. Paffed, 
5.—Bill from the Lords, to confirm Two Aé&amp;s, touching Lord 
Winchelfea and Lord Delamore, 8 Apr. 1662. Read, 2 &amp; 14. 
Pafled, with Amendments, 19. Conference defired by the 
Lords thereon, held, and reported, and Bill agreed to, without 
the Amendments, 10 May. 

Committee to examine the Titles of feveral AG@s, men- 
tioned in a Bill, with the Records, 14 &amp; 16 May, 1661. 
—to compare the printed Acts with the Originals, 9 Jan. 
—Lords defired to give Order againft fending the original 
Rolls of Aéts to the Printer, 11.—Committee to confider of 
the Inconveniencies occafioned by the binding up of all 
the publick Aéts together, and of Expedients for publifhing 
them, 20. 

of the Commons, relating to the Commonwealth, to be 
burnt, 27 May, 1661; &amp; 9 Apr. 1662. 

Addrefs, upon the King’s Speech, and intended Marriage, re- 
folved, 11 May, 1661. Another, to the fame Effect, deliver- 
ed by the Lords at a Conference, and agreed to, and both 
Houtes to attend the King therewith, 13. His Anfwer re- 
ported, and Addrefs to be printed, 14.—for a Proclamation 
for a Fatt, upon account of the great Rains, refolved, and 
agreed to by the Lords, 31. Anfwer communicated, 6 June, 
~to reftore Sir Ar. Haflerig’s Eftate, 11 July. Vide Haflerig, 
—recommending the Cafe of the Marquis of Winchefter, 

23 


a Vide Winchefter—for a Proclamation to reftrain the 

umber of Cattle drawing Carriages, and touching buildin 
upon old Foundations, 29.—for difarming the cafhiered Off- 
cers, and Soldiers, refulved, and agreed to by the Lords, and 
Committee of both Houfes to attend the King therewith, 21 
Nov.—concerning Informations of Defigns againft the publick 
Peace, 3 Dec.—defiring the King to diftribute 60,000 /, 
amongft the indigent loyal Officers, 10. Vide Loyalifts.— 
concerning the Coleftreamers, 18. Vide Colefireamers—for 
detaining Wool ftopped, and feizing Engines for packing it, 
19. Aniwer, 7 Jan.—for Inftructions to Juftices of Peace 
to prevent the engrofling of Corn, 23. Anfwer, 25.—de- 
firing the King to remit the ftriét Obfervance of Lent, and 
forbid the transporting of Corn from Ireland to foreign Parts, 
4 Feb. Anfwer, 6.—for fume Dignity in the Church to be 
conferred upon the Chaplain to the Houfe, 18. Anfwer, 20. 
—concerning Money applicable to the Ufe of the Captives at 
Algiers and Tunis, 3 Apr. Anfwer reported, and farther Ad- 
drets refolved, 5.—for a Proclamation br the free Exportation 
of Woollen Manufactures, 8.—concerning Bedford arid Lind- 
fey Levels ; touching Mr. Stoughton ; againft granting Patents 
of Mines; for a Proclamation to enforce the Obfervance of the 
Lord’s Day, and againft Swearing and Drunkennefs ; touching 
Prefentations by Lapfe; and a Debt due to Mrs. Gardiner ; 
refolved, 19 May 1662. 

Advowfons, Rettories, &amp;c. Bill to reftore them to the King’s 
loyal Subjects, read, 4 July. Committed,6. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 12. Patled, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, anda Provifo, g May, 1662. Amendments, 
confidered, and Provifo difagreed to,14. A Saving as to the 
Heirs of Sir Richard Lufon, and others in like Cafe, to be 
drawn inftead of it, 15. Reported, and to be added, and Con- 
ference held with the Lords thereon, and Saving agreed to, 17. 

Albans, St. Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 25 
Jan. 

Albemarle, Duke of, Bill, to confirm Letters Patents to him, 
read, 17 Mar. Committed, 18. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 21. Pafled, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 3 Apr. Amendments agreed to, 4. 

Algiers Duty, Bill to revive it, ordered, 10 May, 1662. 

Allegiance, Bill for inftructing People therein, to be read, 26 Feb. 

Alfop, Dr. defired to preach, 11 Jan. Thanked, and to print 
his Sermon, 31. 

Amendments, to a Bill, loft from the Table, and Order thereon, 
25 June. Conference defired with the Lords, touching an 
Amendment fent in Paper, which fhould have come ingrofled, 
13 Dec. Agreed to, and held, 14. Amendment fent back 
ingrofled, 17.—Amendments to be perufed and fettled by a 
Committee, 8, 24 &amp; 28 Apr.—Declaration of the Reafons, 
inducing the Houfe to agree to Amendments made by the 
Lords, to be entered in the Journal, 17 May. 

Anabaptifis. Vide Quakers. 

Ancolne Level. Vide Fens. 

Archbifhops. Vide Church Lands. 

Army and Navy, Report from the Commiffioners for difbanding 
and paying them, and Orders thereon, 11 July. Farther Re- 
port, and Order thereon, 27. Committee to take the Accounts 
of the Commiflioners, 23 Nov. Impowered to call the Trea- 
{urers to account, 28. 

Arrefis, vexatious, and Delays in Law-fuits, Bill, from the Lords, 
to prevent them, 11 Dec. Read, 18 &amp; 19. Pafled, 20. 

Arundell, Earl of. Vide Norfolk. 

Afhburnham, Colonel, excufed from receiving the Sacrament, 
upon Account of Sicknefs, 28 May, 1661. 

Afhton, Sir Ralph, defires to fhew his Reafons, why he cannot 
receive the Communion, 22 May. ; 
Affefjments, and Poll-money, Letters to be fent for bringing in 
the Arrears and Accounts thereof, 11 July.—Bill for 18 
Months Affeffment, ordered, 27 Nov. Vide Supply. , 
Afjurance, Court of, Bill for Additions to the Act comeerning it, 
read, 10 Jan. Committed, 14. Reported, and to be ingrofled 
23. Paffed, 1 Feb. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 

ments, 21. Amendments agreed to, 22. 

Attorney-general, to prepare Evidence againft Sir Ar. Haflerig, 
1 &amp; 4 July. To {peed the Profecution againft Sir H. Vane and 
Colonel Lambert, 23. 

Aulnage Duty, Bill to afcertain it, read, 28 Nov. Committed, 
6 Dec. Petition from Warwick and Coventry referred, 22 
Jan. Bill to be reported, 28 Feb. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


infpect feveral, 19 &amp; 23 

Feb. 12 Mar. 13 &amp; 29 Apr. Report touching the _—S 
Uniformity, 9 Mar.—the Militia Act, 3 heat) - 
againft Sale of Offices, 2 May.—the Act for Relief — 
Poor, 30.—the AG concerning Alimony, 10 July. ide 


Singula. Addref 


A CTS, Committees appointed to 





Addrefs, upon the King’s,Speech and Declaration, and againft 
Indulgence to Diffenters, Refolutions touching the Heads of 
it, 25 Feb. Committee appointed to prepare it, and Addi- 
tion to be made thereto, 26. Reported, and agreed to, with 
Amendments, 27. Read Third time, and amended, 28. Pre- 
fented to the King, and his Anfwer reported, eod. die. His 
Meflage, relating thereto, delivered in Writing, and Thanks 
returned him thereon, 16 Mar.—for a Proclamation againft 
Priefts and Jefuits, propofed, and debated, 12. Vide Priejts. 
—for encouraging the Woollen and other Manufaétures, 7 
Apr.—for the tree Exportation of Geldings, eod. die—touch- 
ing the Appointment of Confuls abroad, 8 Apr.—touching the 
Poft Office, and Farmers of the Revenue, 12 May. Order 
for prefenting thefe Four Addreffes to the King, eod. die. His 
Antwer reported, 16 May.—touching Grants of Lands gained 
from the Sea, 20 June.—defiring the King to name the Berfon 
who brought the Meffage to him from Sir Richard Temple, 
eod.die. Anfwer to both thefe Addreffes delivered, and Thanks 
returned thereon, 26 June.—for a Faft, 6 July. Vide Faft— 
concernmg the Act of Navigation, 10.—for fome Dignity to 
be conferred upon the Chaplain, 17. Anfwer reported, and 
Thanks returned thereon, 18.—relating to the Serjeant’s Salary 
and Board Wages, 20.—for a Proclamation againft Recufants 
and Seétaries, moved, 24. Refolved, 25.—for accommodating 
the Plantations with Horfes, eod. die.. Anfwer reported, 27 
July.—touching Dean Foreft, 25.—of the preceding Seffion, 
touching Mrs. Gardiner, renewed, 27. 

Admiralty, Bill, to fettle the Jurifdiétion thereof, read, 3 &amp; 10 
Apr. Petition of feveral Matters of Ships read, 10. Bill de- 
bated, and Committee to bring in a Bill to expedite maritime 
and Merchants Caufes, 11. 

Advowfons. Vide Meffage. 

Albans, St’ Provifo tor the Mayor and Burgeffes, added to the 
Bill for Wine Licences, 6 July. 

Alimony, Committee to examine, whether the Act concerning 
it, be comprehended in the Act for confirming judicial Pro- 
ceedings, 13 Apr. Report and Refolutions relating thereto, 

10 July. 

Alfop, Dr. to preach, 18 July. 

Amendments, to be fettled by the Reporter, before the Bill be 
ingroffed, 3 Apr. Vide Bulls. 

Artificers, and Handicraftimen, Bill to fupply Defects in feveral 
Statutes concerning them, read, 7 Mar. Committed, 16. 

down Foreft, Bill, from the Lords, for Improvement there- 
of, 18 May. Read, 1 June. Queftion for committing it, 
Neg. 4. 

Afhfield, Six Tho. his Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for the Cuftoms, 5 May. Leave to alter the Title of 
it, 16. 


16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


A CTS read, 22 Mar. &amp; 1 AprTitle of one, mentioned 
in a Bill, to be examined with the Record, 26 Mar. Re- 
ort, 28. 

Addrefs, for Commiffioners to fettle the Trade between the 
Three Kingdoms, 6 Apr.—concerning the Wrongs done to 
the English abroad by the Dutch, 21. Vide Dutch. 

Amendment, \oft out of a Bill delivered from a Conference, and 
Proceedings thereon, 16 &amp; 17 May. 

Armyn, Sir Wm. Bill, from the Lords, for Sale of Lands, 2 
May. Read, 5. Committed 6. Reported, g. Paffed, 11. 
Affefiment, Letter to be fent to the Commiffioners for levying it, 

read, 11 May. To be figned by the Speaker, 12. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. 11. Parl. 2. Sef. 4. A. 1664. 


AB BOTS ANNE Manor, Bill, from the Lords, for Sale of 

it, 9 Feb. Read, * *. Committed, 20. Reported, 24. 

Paffed, with Amendments, 27. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, 1 Mar. 

Aftions, frivolous. Vide Cofts. 

Addrefs, upon the King’s Speech, and Narrative concerning the 
Treaties with the Dutch, refolved, and Lords to be defired to 
concur therein, 24 Nov. Another, to the fame Effeét, fent 
from the Lords, and agreed to, and Committee of both Houfes 
to prefent it, 25.—of Thanks to the King, for his Favour ex- 
— to the Houfe, 13 Feb.—for a Faft, refolved, 28. Vide 

aft. 

Pee to the Firft enacting Claufe of a Bill, reported, and 
fettled by the Houfe, before any other Proceedings thereon, 12 
Jan.—Report touching a Negative put upon an Amendment, 
propofed to a Bill, by the ei st and Order thereon, 
17. 

Affeffment. Vide Supply. 

Aftley, Sir Jacob, Bill for fettling his Lands, read, 29 Nov. 


Committed, 2 Dec. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. 
Paffed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 27 


Jan. Amendments agreed to, 1 Feb. 
Vou. VIII. stein 


IN DEX oo th Erecutw. Vouume.. 





Avon River, Bill to make it navigable from New Sarum to 


Chrift-church, read, 13 Dec. Committed, 14. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 19 Jan. Pafled, 28. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 18 Feb. Amendments agreed to, 24. 


Axholme, \ile of, Committee upon the Bill concerning it, revived, 


15 Dec. 
17° Car. lI. Parl. 2. Seff: 5. A. 1665. 


A DDRESS, upon the King’s Speech, refolved, and Lords 


defired to concur therein, 10 Oét. Agreed to by the Lords, 
11. Both Houfes to attend the King therewith, 12—for a 
new Commiffion, to take Account of Cheft-money for Relief 
of maimed Seamen, 28.—for an Account of the Difburfements 
of the Officers of the Navy and Ordnance, 31. 


Affefiment. Vide York. 
Attainder, againft Doleman, Scott, and Bampfield, Bill for it 


read, 26 Oct. Committed, 27. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
30. Pafled, eod. die. 


Avowries. Vide Diftreffes. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi6. A. 1666. 
BERGAVENNY, Lord, Bill, from the Lords, to ex- 


plain a former Aét concerning him, 25 Jan. Read twice, 
and committed, 4 Feb. Reported, with Amendments, and 
paffed, 6. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 8. 

Accounts, publick, Committee appointed to infpeét them, 26 
Sept. Impowered to name Sub-committees, 28. I[nftruétion 
to the Committee, 4 O&amp;. Report, and Refolution, touching 
fick and wounded Men, and Prifoners, 11. Queftion for a 
Bill to take the publick Accounts upon Oath, Neg. and Mef- 
fage, defiring the Lords to name a Committee, to be joined with 
a Committee of the Commons, for that Purpofe,g Nov. Con- 
ference, defired by the Lords thereon, held, and Report touch- 
ing their Difagreement to the Propofition, 28. Claufe, for 
taking the publick Accounts upon Oath, tendered to the Poll- 
bill, read twice, and committed, 7 Dec. Confidered in the 
Committee, 10. Reported, and converted into a Bill, and 
committed, 11. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 12. Paffed, 
13. Conference, detired by the Lords concerning it, agreed 
to, and held, 2 Jan. Report touching a Petition prefented by 


the Lords to the King, for a Commiflion to take the Accounts 


upon Oath, and his Anfwer thereto, 3. Proceeding of the 
Lords voted unparliamentary, and Committee to draw up Rea- 
fons, to be offered at a Conference thereon, eod. die. Reatons 
reported, and Conference defired, 8 Jan. Another Conference, 
defired by the Lords, held, and Bill returned, with Amend- 
ments, 24. Amendments confidered, 7 &amp; 8 Feb. 

Aét, printed, to be compared with the Roll, 26 Jan, 

—— upon the King’s Speech, refolved, and fent to the Lords, 
21 Sept. Agreed toby them, 24. Both Houfes to attend the 
King therewith, 25.—for a Proclamation againft French Ma- 
nufaGtures, refolved, 8 O&amp;. Vide France-—for a Proclama- 
tion againft Priefts and Jefuits, 26. Vide Priefls—tor a 
new Commiflion to {wear the Members, eod. die.—to call in the 
Canary Patent, 29 Oct. Vide Canary Company.—for a Con- 
voy for Coal-fhips, and Proteétions for the Seamen, 15 Jan. 
—upon the Petition of the French Merchants, 22. Vide 
France. 

Aliens, to be doubly taxed in the Poll-bill, 17 Nov. Amend- 
ment made thereto by the Lords, in leaving out the Provifion 
for that Purpofe, difagreed to, 5 Jan. Reafons for adherin 
thereto, to be offered at a Conference, reported, 12. Amend- 
ment not infifted on by the Lords, 14. 

Alms, Perfons receiving them exempted from the Poll-bill, 17 
Nov. 

Arlington, Lady, Bill, from the Lords, to naturalize her, 4 Oét. 
Read, 6.. Committed, 12. Reported, 24. Pafled, 10 Nov. 
Affefjment, Refolution for raifing Part of the Supply by a Poft- 

charge thereof. 8 Nov. Bill, for that Purpofe, ordered, 4 
Dec. Read, 7. Committed, 10. Orders about filling up 
the Blanks, 15.19.20 &amp; 22. Bill proceeded in, 17.20 &amp; 
29. Farther proceeded on, and felect Committee to prepare 
a Claufe for afcertaining the Payments, 16 Jan. Farther pro- 
ceeded in, and another Committee to prepare a Claufe for 
appropriating Part of the Money to the Payment of the Navy, 
ig. Claufe reported, and committed, and Bill farther pro- 
ceeded in, 21. Reported, and to be ingroffed, eod. die. 

Paffed, 25 Jan. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. 

Atheifm, Committee to infpect he Laws againft it, 4 Oc. Bill 
againit it read, g. Committed, 16.  Inftruétion touching 
Mr. Hobbes’s Leviathan, and_ other atheifiical Books, 17. 
Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 23 Jan. Pafled, 31. 

Attorneys, Bill to regulate them, ordered, 12 Odt. 


19° Car. II. Parl. 2. A. 1667. 


A DDRESS, to difband the new-raifed Forces upon the 
Conclufion of a Peace, 25 July. 
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12° Car. I]. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


BA CKWELL, Alderman, his Petition concerning Money 
advanced for the Publick, and Refolution thereon, and 
Petition referred to a Committee, 1 Dec. Provifo, concerning 
him, added to the Bill for the Court of Wards, 15. A like 
Provifo added to the Bill for fettling a Moiety of the Excife 
upon the King for Life, 17. 

Ballot. Vide Houfe. 

Barbadoes Planters, their Petition referred to the Committee for 
Tonnage and Poundage, 14 J uly. 

Barkjiead, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, for Life 
and Eftate, 6 June. 

Beffett Lady Anne, Provifo in her behalf added to the Bill of 

ardon, 7 July. 

Batten, Sir Wm. Provifo, concerning his Office of Surveyor of 
the Navy, tendered to the Bill of Pardon, and rejected, 7 
July. 

fear, Dr. defired to preach, 25 Apr. Thanked, and to print 
his Sermon, 1 May. 

Bays. Vide Colchefter. 

Bedell, Edward and Anne, Bill, from the Lords, to naturalize 
them, 4 Dec. Their Names inferted in Mr. Hide’s Bill, 15. 

Bedford Level. Vide Fens. 

Bedwin, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
27 Apr.—touching the Eleétion, 16 May. 

Beerealjion Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 27 Apr. 

Bellott, Chritiopher, his petition referred to the Committee upon 
the Minitters Bill, 30 July. 

Bembrig, Samuel, Clerk of the Paffage at Rye, his Examination 
reported, and Order for Posten, che 19 May. 

Berwick, Claufe, for excepting it out of the Bill for Wine 
Licences, read, and laid afide, 22 Dec. 

Bills, trom the Lords; amended, how and where figned, 23 
July.—new Bill ordered, upon an [rregularity committed by 
the Lords in relation to the former, 24.—Money Bills, 
when pafled by the Lords, to be returned to the Commons, 
eod. die. Comuiflioners, added by the Lords thereto, agreed 
to 15 Aug. &amp; 29 Dec. Dilagreed to, 15 Aug. &amp; 12 Sept. 
Declaration, aflerting the Right of the Commons only to 
name Commiflioners therein, to be drawn, and entered in the 
Journal, 15 Aug.—Protefiation to be tendered to the Mem- 
bers, touching a Bill taken from the Table, 21.—Committee 
to aflift the Clerk in ingroiling one, 31—Order againft receiving 
any more Proviloes to one, 4 Sept.—one amended after pafling 
it, 5—Account of Bills depinding in the Houfe given in by 
the Clerk, 6 Nov.—Committee to confider of thofe fent to 
the Lords, and depending before them, 4 Dec. Report, 7.— 
to bring in a Lift of thofe of moft Importance, 6. Report, and 
Refdlutions thereon, 7. 

Birch, Thomas, a Member of the lafi Parliament, Information 
of his taking a Bond for Service done in the Houfe, 30 June. 

Samuel, a Paper, concerning Arms provided by him for 
the King’s Ufe, read, 30 July. 

Birkhead, Edward, Efq. Vide Serjeant. 

Bifhops Lands. Vide Church Lands. 

Black Rod. Vide Titchborne. 

Blackwell, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 15 June. 
Left out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug.— 
another, of the fame Name, excepted by the Lords, eod. die. 
Provifo concerning him, difagreed to, 13 &amp; 24 Aug. Not 
infifted on by the Lords, 25. 

Blagge; Thomas, Efg; Claufe, concerning him, tendered to the 
Bull of Pardon, referred to a Committee, 7 July. 

Blagrave, Daniel, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to 
Pains and Penalties, g June. His Wife’s Petition read, 20. 
Excepted for Life, 9 July. 

Blakifion, John, Information given of the feizing of fome of his 
Goods, and Orders thereon, 31 May. Excepted out of the 
Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Bodmyn Ele&amp;tion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 5 May. . 

Bohemia, Queen of, Refolution for prefenting her with 10,0001. 
fent to the Lords, and agreed to, 13 Sept. Her Letter to the 
Speaker read, 22 Dec. Order for prefenting her with a further 
Sum of 10,000/. 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. 

Booth, Sir RE. Bill, to fell Lands, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 30 July. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 27 Aug. 
Paffed, 30.—Order for conferring 10,000/. upon him for. his 
yon og 30 July. Sent to the Lords, 2 Aug. Agreed to by 
them, 3. 

Borders, Northern, Bill, to prevent Theft and Rapine thereon, 
ordered, 16 Noy. Prefented, and to be read, 23. 

Boreel, John, Efq; Bill, from the Lords, to naturalize him, 17 
Dec. Read thrice, and paffed, 20. 

Bofwell, Mr. Vide Debts. 

Bourchier, Sir John, his Name ftruck out of the Lift of Com- 
miffioners for the Affeffment, 18 May. Excepted out of the 








IN DEX @ the Eicutu Vo.tume. 


Bill of Pardon, 9 June. Surrenders, 18. Inferte 

the dead Perfons, 28 Aug. Ramage 

- Barrington, his Petition read, and Cafe referred to the 
Committee upon the Bill of Attainder, 9 Nov. 

Bowles, Mr. to go as Chaplain to the Meffengers fent to the 

King, 7 May. 

thaleo. John, to be attainted by Bill, 15 May. Vide At- 
tainder. His Goods to be feized, 16. Order touching the 
Delivery of them, 12 July. His Body to be taken up, and 
hanged at Tyburn, 4 Dec. 

Brecon, County, Order touching a Difcharge for Part of an 
Affefiment thereon, 4 Aug. 

Briftol, Earl of, his Debt on the Court of Wards to be confi- 

ered by the Committee on that Bill, 12 July. Bill, from the 
Lords, for making him Satisfaction out of Carew Raleigh’s 
Eftate, 23 Aug. Read, 28. Committed, and Mr. Raleigh’s 
Petition referred, 29. 

Broughton, Andrew, Clerk to the high Court of Juftice, to be 
fecured, 14 May. Letter, concerning the Stay of his Goods, 
read, 28. Excepted, for Life and Eftate, out of the Bill of 
Pardon, 7 June. 

Browne, Sir Richard, Provifo, concerning his Debt, to be added 
to the Bill of Excife, 7 Aug. 

Sir Anthony, Bill, to fell Lands, read, 31 Aug. Com- 
mitted, 13 Nov. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 1t Dec. 
Paffed, 17. 

Buckingham, Duke of, Order againft committing Wafte upon his 
Eftate, brought from the Lords, and agreed to, and reterred to 
the Committee upon the Bill of Sales, 5 May. Concurrence 
of the Houfe defired to an Amendment made thereto by the 
Lords, and Order thereon, 11. 

Eleétion, Report and Refolution concerning it, 12 July. 

Buller, Colonel, Governor of Scilly, Report touching the Debt 
owing to him, and Refolutions thereon, 23 Nov. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 10 Dec. 

Bullion, not to be exported, without Leave of Parliament, 21 
May. 

Prin Alderman, his Cafe referred to the Committee upon the 
Bill of Sales, 4 May. Order againft committing Watte upon 
his Eftate, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, 10. 

Burges, \faac, his Petition read, 21 Aug. 

Burton, Wm. excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, and fent for 
in Cuftody, 12 June. To have Liberty, upon Bail, 22. Left 
out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. Difcharged, 
5 Sept. 

Bury St. Edmonds, double Return, Report and Refolution 
concerning it, 3 May. Further Report, and Return to be 
amended, 14. Committee to examine the Return, and rectify 
any Mitiake therein, 23. 

Butler, Wm. Queftion for excepting him out of the Bill of Par- 
don, Neg. 15 June. 

Byron, Sir Robert, his Petition read, 2 Aug. 











13° 14° Car. II. Parl.2. Seffi1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


ALLAST, Patent, Report touching it, and Execution, 
of it to be fufpended, 15 June. Further Report, and Re- 
folutions thereon, and Projector to be impeached, 26. 

Bankrupts, Bill, from the Lords concerning them, 15 Mar. Read, 
7 Apr. Committed, 11. Reported, and paffed, 14. 

Barker, Eliz. Vide Ely. 

Barnjfley, Charles and Gilbert, Bill, to enable them to fell Lands, 
read, 25 Nov. Committed, 14 Feb, Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 4 Apr. Paffed, 11. 

Barrett, Richard. Vide Morley, Cuthbert. 

Barry, Chriftopher, his Petition to be read, 20 Jan. Read, and 
referred to a Committee, 21. ; ; 
Bash, Sir Ralph, Bill, for fettling Lands upon him, and his 
Heirs, prefented, 24 May. Read, 28. Committed, 5 June. 

Reported, and to be ingroffed, 27. Paffed, 2 July. 

Baftard Children, Provifo concerning them, in the Poor Bill, 
left out by the Lords, adhered to, 15 May, 1662. 

Bath Election, and double Return, Report and Refolution re- 
lating thereto, 16 May, 1661. 

Baths, and Bath-fitoves, Bill, ior aye them, read, 24 Mar. 
Queftion for committing it, Neg. 4 Apr- . 

Bedford Eleétion, and deuble Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 16 May, 1661. 

Bedford veg Vide Fens. b 
Bedwin Magna, double Return, Report and Refolution con- 
cerning it, 17 May, 1661. oh basta, 
Beeraljton,double Return, Report and Refolution relating thereto, 

16 May, 1661. Further Report, and Petition couceruing 1t 

— 20 +" : 
enefices. Vide Kecords. 

Raman Bridge, Bill for repairing it, read, 23 July. A wa 
mitted, 22 Nov. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 1 Apr. 
Paffed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 7 


May. Amendments agteed to, 9. Bewdley 



































INDEX @ th E1rcutn Votu ME. 


Bewdley Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 28 Apr. 

Bible, Claufe for tranflating it into Welfh, added to the Bill of 
Uniformity, 28 Apr. 

Bickerfiaff, Mr. to be apprehended, upon Information of his 
being concerned in the late King’s Death, 17 Jan. Difcharged, 
28. 

Billingsley, John, fent for in Cuftody, for forging a Protection, 
17 Tas. Difcharged, 26. 

Bills, private, Order againft receiving or debating them after 
9 o'Clock, 10 June.—againft receiving any more, except one 
mentioned, 22.—againft receiving any more Provifoes to 
Bills, 5 July, and 14 Dec.—Committee to perufe the Bills 
depending, and report thofe neceflary to be proceeded in, 6 
July. Report, and Orders thereon, 8.—Perfons bringing a 
Petition againft a Bill, called in, and heard, 19.—Parties in- 
terefted in Bills, to have Notice of the Adjournment of the 
Committee thereon, and to have Accefs to Records relating 
thereto, 20.—Bill, from the Lords, tencing to lay a Charge 
upon the People, laid afide, and another, for the fame Purpofe, 
ordered, 24.—Debate between the Two Houfes upon a Bill 
fent to the Lords, adjourned, at their Motion, till after a Re- 
cefs, 26.—Committee to compare the ingrofled publick Bilis 
with the Originals, 9 Jan.—Further Day defired for the hear- 
ing of Countel upon a Bill, not allowed, 13.—Two Bills to be 
drawn into one, 18 Jan. 7 &amp; 14 Feb.—Bill tranfmitted from 
one Committee to another, 20 Feb.—Parties concerned to be 
heard at the Bar, upon a Matter not taken Notice of in a Bill, 
and Committee to forbear proceeding thereon, 21.—Bill with- 
drawn, being brought in without Leave, 5 Apr.—new-written, 
upon account of the Number of Amendments thereto, 11 &amp; 30. 
—pafled by Commiffion, 2 May 1662.—Provifoes, added by 
the Lords to a Bill, difagreed to, as laying a Charge upon the 
People, 19. 

Bifhopricks. Vide Records. 

Bodmin Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 16 May, 1661. 

Bolton, Dr. defired to preach, 11 Jan. Thanked, and to print 
his Sermon, 16. 

Bonelace, and Embroidery, Bill to prevent the Importation there- 
of, to be read, 14 June. Referred to the Committee for 
Trade, 29.—Bill againft wearing them, ordered, 19 Feb. Read, 
5 Mar. Committed,11. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 22. 
Paffed, 3 Apr. 

Borders, Northern, Bill to prevent Theft and Rapine thereon, 
read * x. Committed, 4 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
8. Paffed,16. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
9 May. One of them difagreed to, and Conference defired with 
the Lords thereon, 16. Conference agreed to, and held, and 
Amendment not infifted on, 17. 

Boreel, Mr. Vide Aéts. 

Boffine Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 16 May, 1661. 

Bofton Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 16 May, 1661. 

Brackley, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
17 May, 1661. Petition referred, g July. Report and Refo- 
lution touching the Eleétion, 18. 

Bramber Eleétion,’and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 17 May, 1661. 
Brecon (Town) double Return, Report and Refolution concerning 

it, 17 May, 1661.—touching the Eleétion, 22 Mar. 

(County) Election, Report concerning it, and declared 
void, and new Writ ordered, 25 July. Sheriff to attend, 27. 
Difcharged, 22 Nov. Committee to examine an Abufe in 
fupprefling the Writ, 20 Nov. Report, and Order thereon, 
a2. Report touching the Election, and adjudged void, and 
new Writ ordered, 31 Jan. 

Brifcoe, Eliz. Bill, from the Lords, for Payment of her Portion, 
8 Apr. Read, 11. Committed, 12. Mr. Speake to be heard 
againft it, 21. Bill reported, with Amendments, and paffed, 
19 May, 1662. ; 

Briftol Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 16 May, 1661.—Bill for confirming the In- 
corporation of the Merchant-adventurers thereof, read,g Dec. 
Laid afide, 7 Jan. 

Brokage, Bill for fettling it, read, 18 Jan. 

Brokers, Bill for a Regifter of Sales and Pawns made to them, 
prefented, 4 July. Read, 13. Committed, 16. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 18. Pafled, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 8 Feb. Amendments agreed to, 14. 

Browne, Sir Anthony, Bill to fell Lands, prefented, 18 May, 
Read, 20. Committed, 27. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
13 June. Paffed, 14.—Bill, from the Lords, to the fame 
Purpofe, 28 Jan. Read,3 Feb. Committed, 8. Reported, 
15. Pafled, 17. 

John, fent for in Cuftody, for abufing a Member, 13 
July, &amp; 10 Dec. : 

- - Sir Richard, Claufe, for charging the Debt due to him 
upon the Excife, to be added to the Bill of Excife, 7 Aug. 
—~ Francis, Efq; Bill, from the Lords, to naturalize him, 

ox. VIII. 


and the Countefs of Shrewfbury, his Sifter, 12 July. Read, 1, 
Committed, 16. Reported, aa paffed, 17. , cape 

Bufhell, Thomas, Ef; Bill from the Lords, for confirming an 
Agreement between him and the Miners of Row-pitts in 
Somerfetfhire, 8 Apr. Read, 10. Committed, 14. Reported, 
and paffed, 29. 

Butter, Bill for well packing it, read, and rejeéted, 5 June. 
—New Bill read, 21 Feb. Committed, 3 Mar. Reported, 
and re-committed, 20 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
22. Paffed, 3 Apr. ; 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff? 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


BEDFORD Level, Bill for fettling the draining of it, pre- 
fented, g Mar. Read, 14. Another Bill read, eod. die. Both 
Bills committed, 18 Mar. One of them reported and pro- 
ceeded on, 16 May. Farther Proceeding thereon, 23 May, 
17 &amp; 19 June. Suits, relating thereto, to be ftayed, 20 June. 
Bill to be ingrofled, 23. Paffed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, 25. 

Bills, Committee to confider of the ancient Courfe obferved in 
paffing them, 23 Feb.—Lift of them to be made, and Com- 
mittee to report thofe of moft Confequence, 13 May. Report, 
18. Orders thereon, 19.—Bill adjudged not to have been 
regularly brought in, and the Reafons for it ordered to be 
entered, 13.—Declaration of the Order of the Houfe, that no 
Member is to take away a Bill, when committed, but the Clerk, 
or his Deputy, is to attend with it at the Firft Meeting of the 
Committee, 20.—Bill, comprehending the Subftance of a 
Claufe offered to another Bill, ordered, 13 June.—Proceedings 
at Law, to be ftayed, pending a Bill, 20.—Blanks, left by 
Committees in Bills, filled up by the Houfe, 11. 14. &amp; 23 
July. Claufe, added by the Lords to a Bill, fent in Paper, and 
Notice to be taken thereof, 25. 

Bifhops Lands. Vide Church Lands. 

Blackwell-hall. Vide Clothiers. 

Bonds, entered into by the Loyalifis. Vide Loyalifis. 

Bojfton Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 15 May. 

Brajs Manutadiure, Petition of Jacob Momma, and others, con- 
cerning it, read, and referred to a Committee, 21 May. 

Brewers, of London and Briftol, their Petitions read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for the Revenue, 30 Mar. Referred 
to the Sub-committee, 4 Apr. Petition of Brewers of Norwich 
read, and referred, eod. die—of Brewers of Surry, referred, 
go Apr. 

Brifcoe, Ellen, Bill for Payment of her Portion, read, 21 Feb. 
Committed, 26. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 2 Apr. Pafled, 
4. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 12 May. 
Amendments agreed to, 13. 

Brifiol, Earl of. Vide Temple. 

Buildings, new, Bill to prevent them about London, read, 5 June. 
Committed, 23. 

Butchers, Bill to prevent their felling live fat Cattle, ordered, 
12 May. Read, 30: Committed, 5 June. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 26, Paffed, 3 July. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. 

Butter, Committee to review the Act for packing it, 23 Feb. 

Byron, Lord, Bill, from the Lords, to fupp!y certain Evidences 
belonging to his Eftate, 8 July. Read, 17. Committed, and 
Petition of Sir John Matters read, and referred, 22. 


16° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


B EDFORD Level, Bill to explain the A&amp; for draining it, 
read, 28 Mar. Committed, and Petition of Sir Andrew 

Henley, and others, referred, 4 Apr. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, and Claufe in behalf of Mr. Williams to be brought 
in, 3 May. Pafled, 5. 

Bedfordfhire EleGtion, Petition of Sir H. Chefter concerning it, 
read, and referred to the Committee of Elections, 13 May. 

Bill, altered by a private Hand, and Committee to examine it, 
11 May. Vide Vintners.—Provifo loft out of a Bill reported 
from a Conference, 16. Vide Conventicles. 

Bifhops. Vide Church Lands. 

Blackwell-hall. Vide Tallage. 

Bofton, Petition from thence read, and referred to the Committee 


for the Cuftoms, 7 May. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 4. A. 1664. 
B EDFORD Level, Bill for better Government and draining 


thereof, read, 17 Dec. isch 

Bedfordfhire Election, Petition of Sir H. Chefter concerning it, 
referred to the Committee of Elections, 25 Nov. Hearing put 
off, 6 Feb. Report and Refolution thereon, 13.—Sum charged 
upon the County in the Bill of Affeffment, 24 Jan. 

Beresford, Chriftopher, Efq; Bill for Sale of Lands for Payment 
of his Debts, read, 14 Dec. Committed, 16. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 6 Feb. Patffed, 15. 

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Berks, County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affeffment, 
24 Jan. 

Berwick Eleétions Petition concerning it, and Mayor ordered 
to make the Return, 19 Jan. Another Petition read, and 
referred, 7 Feb. Hearing put off, 10. Order difcharged, 11. 
—Joined with Northumberland in the Bill of Affeffment, 26 
Jan. 

Bill to be extracted out of Two for the like Purpofes, and a 
Blank to be left therein, to be filled up by the Houfe, 13 Dec. 
—umifcarried, Enquiry to be made about it, and a Copy to be 
read, 25 Jan.—brought in in loofe Papers, withdrawn, and 
to be brought in again fair written, 7 Feb.—A Paper delivered 
at the Door, containing a Bill depending, with Reafons againft 
it, complained of, and Committee to examine it, 9.—Lift of 
Bills depending to be brought in by the Clerk, and House to 
direct the Order of proceeding in them, eod. die —Bill, from 
the Lords, laid afide, being to lay a Tax upon the People, 15. 

Brent, Bafil. Vide Molins. 

Bricks, and Tiles, Bill for true making them, read, 19 Jan. 
Committed, 21. Reported, and tu be ingroffed, 21 Feb. 
Paffed, 22.—Another Bill for the like Purpofe, read, and 
rejected, 25 Jan. 

Brijiol, City of, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affeffment, 
26 Jan. 

Brijlow Caufey. Vide Loughborough. 

— County, Sum charged thereon in the Bi!l of Affefiment, 
24 Jan. 

Buildings. Vide London. 

Burlington, alias Bridlington, Pier, Petition for a Bill to repair 
it, and Bill ordered, 25 Jan. Read, 26. Committed, 8 Feb. 


Reported, and Neg. put upon the Queftion for ingrofling 
it, 20. 


17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 5. A. 1665. 


I LLS, depending in the laft Seflion, Committee to perufe 
them, and prefent thofe of mofi Confequence, 11 Oét. 
Blancquefort, Lewis, Bill to naturalize him, and others, read, 
17 Oct. Committed, 18. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
23. “ead Third time, and Certificates to be produced of the 
Perfu s, named therein, having received the Sacrament, 26. 
Produced, and Bill paffed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, 31. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 6. A. 1666. 
B EDFORD Level, Petition of feveral Adventurers pre- 


fented, and Bill to afcertain the Taxes thereon, read, 14. 
Jan. Committed, and Petitions referred, 17. Committee re- 
vived, and Serjeant Fountaine to be heard thereat, 22. Bill 
reported, and Parties concerned to be heard at the Bar, 23. 
Heard, 24. Bill paffed, 28. 

Berwick Eleétion, Report and Refolution concerning it, 22 
Nov. 

Bills, depending in the laft Seflion, Committee to perufe them, 
and to bring in thofe moft neceflary, 27 Sept—To examine 
a Bill with the Amendments, and fee that it be rightly in- 

roffed, 12 Dec.—to infpect the Bills depending, and report 
thofe of moft Confequence, 17.—Bill to be proceeded in, not- 
withftanding the Abfence of a Truftee named therein, 19 Jan. 
—from the Lords, not to be committed, or read the Third 
time, being to lay a Charge upon the People, 25 Jan. 

Bodvile, John, Efq; Bill for fettling his Eftate, read, 23 &amp; 25 
Oct. Petition concerning it, read, and Parties to be heard at 
the Bar, 25. Day appointed for that Purpofe, 26. Heard, 
19 &amp; 21 Nov. Bill committed, 22. Reported, and to be in- 
= 27- Pafled, 10 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, 2 

an. 

Borders, Northern, Bill to continue a former A&amp; for preventing 
Theft and — thereon, read, 17 Nov. Committed, 22. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 11 Dec. Paffed, 21. 

Bricks and Tides, Bill to regulate the making of them, read, 26 
Nov. Committed, 4 Dec. 

Brifiol Election, Committee to confider of it, 21 Sept. Report 
touching it, and Committee to hear the Merits of the Eleétion, 
6 Oé. Order, made by the Committee, for the Mayor’s 
Attendance, agreed to by the Houfe, 13. Report and Refo- 
lution touching the Election, and Sheriff ordered into Cuftody, 
30. Return amended, and Sheriff difcharged, 31. 


12° Car. II. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


C4 LAMY, Mr. defired to preach, 25 Apr. Thanked, and 
to print his Sermon, 1 May, 

Callicoes, to pay Excife, not being Linen, 24 Aug. 

Calve-/kins, Proyifo touching them, tendered to the Bill of Ton 
age and Poundage, 24 July. Refolution relating thereto, 25. 

Camelford, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
5 May. Farther Report, and Eleétion declared void, and 
new Writ ordered, 12 June. Report touching the other 
EleGion, and Refolution thereon, 3 Aug. 


Candles, ordered to be brought in, 17. 21 &amp; 27 Dec. 

Canterbury, late Archbifhop of, his Library to be taken Care of, 
16 May. 

Captives in Turkey, Petition on their behalf read, and referred 
to a Committee, 12 June. Lift of them prefented, and _re- 
ferred, 28 July. Committee to examine, what Money was 
raifed, and expended, for their Redemption, 3 Sept. To pre- 
pare a State of the Cafes of the Perfons claiming Intereft 
therein, 13. Petition to the King on their behalf prefented, 
and read, and King’s Réciininentation thereof fignified, 20 
Dec. Report touching the Sums taken out of the Duty for 
their Redemption, and 10,000 /. voted for Relief of thofe 
taken fince 1642, and Bill, for that Purpofe, ordered, eod. die. 
Petition on behalf of feveral taken before 1642 read, and Re- 
ftriétion on the Order taken off, 29 Dec. 

ert Eleétion, Report and Refolution concerning it, 27 

une. 

Cardigan, County, Petition of Freeholders read, and new Writs 
ordered, and Committee to examine,the Mifcarriage of the 
former, 16 May. 

Carew, John, one of the late King’s Judges, Information given 
of his being fuffered to efcape, and Order thereon, 2 June. 
Apprehended, and to be brought up in Cuftody, 5. Excepted 
out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains and Penalties, 9. Com- 
mitted to the Serjeant, 21. His Name ftruck out of the Lift 
of thofe who furrendered, 28 Aug. 

Carter, Sir John, his Petition read, and referred to the Commif- 
fioners, appointed to treat with the Purchafers of Church 
Lands, 17 Nov. 

Cawley, Wm. excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains and 
Penalties, g June. Excepted for Life, 9 July. 

Challenor, Thomas ftruck out of the Lift ef Commiffioners in 
the Ordinance for the Affeffment, 18 May. Excepted out of 
the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

James, excepted, o June. 

Edmond, his Petition read, and Provifo, upon the 
Debate thereof, to be prepared, and tendered to the Bill of 
Attainder, 4 Dec. 

Chambertain, Lord, defired to clear the Banquetting-houfe, 9 
Nov. 

Chancey, Alexander, Under-fheriff of Middlefex, ordered into 
Cuftody for feizing Goods without Warrant, 16 June. 

Chaplain to the Houle, recommended to the King, 6 Sept. Al- 
lowance to be made him, 11 Sept. &amp; 27 Dec. 

Chapter Lands. Vide Church Lands. 

Charles 1. late King, Votes concerning his Trial, and Journal of 
the High Court of Juftice, ereéted for that Purpofe, read, 12 
May. Perions, who fat inJudgment, when Sentence was given 
againft him, and the ‘Two Perfons employed in his Execution, 








to be fecured, and Seven of the Judges to be excepted out of 


the Bill of Pardon, for Life and Fiiate, 14. Vide Pardon. 
Bradfhaw and others, dead, to be attainted, 15. Vide Attainder, 
Further Powers given to the Serjeant, for apprehending Per- 
fons concerned in the King’s Death, 16. Orders for feizing 
the Perfons and Eftates of fuch as were fled, and for ftopping 
the Ports, to prevent their Efcape, and Lords defired to con- 
cur, therein, 17. Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, 
agreed to, 19. Their Reafons, for Silasetins to the faid 
Orders, reported, and Committee to prepare Heads of a free 
Conference thereon, 21. Heads reported, and Conference, 
held, and reported 22. Another Order for ftopping the Ports, 
to prevent the Efcape of the King’s Judges, 21. Goods be- 
longing to them, feized, to be inventoried, and fecured, 23. 
Proclamation, requiring them to furrender, to be drawn, and 
prefented to the King, 31. Reported, and Lords defired to 
concur therein, 2 June. Agreed to by the Lords, 4. Exa- 
minations taken in Ireland, relating to the King’s Death, re- 
ported, and referred to a Committee, 6.—touching the Perfon, 
who cut off his Head, reported, 6 &amp; 7. Committee to perufe 
the Journal of the high Court of Juftice, and inform them- 
felves, what Perfons, not fitting upon the 27th of January, 
fat at the Trial any of the preceding Days, 8. Report, and 
Proceedings thereon, 9. Houfe informed of feveral having 
furrendered, 9. 13. 15, 16. 18, 19, 20, 21. &amp; 27. Provifo, for 
excepting for Life and Eftate fuch as did not furrender, added 
to the Billof Pardon, 30. Inftrument under their Hands and 
Seals, and Journal of their Proceedings, to be fent to the Lords, 
at their Defire, 20 July. Sent, 21. Security, taken by the 
Serjeant for thofe in his Cuftody, approved, 6 Aug. Amend- 
ment, made by the Lords to the Bill of Pardon, concerning 
feveral, who furrendered, difagreed to, 13. Vide Pardon. 
Warrant for the King’s Execution to be kept b the Clerk, 
18. Serjeant to deliver the Judges in his Cuftody to the 
Lieutenant of the Tower, and Speaker to fign Warrants for 
that Purpofe, 25. ; 
Charta, Magna, Bill for confirming it, read, 23 May. Vide 
Parliament. , 
Cheping-wiccombe Eletion, and double Return, Report relating 
thereto, 3 May. Refolution thereon, and Return to be 
amended, 5. Amended, and Mayor ordered into Cuftody, 9. 
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INDEX ¢éo the Ercutu Vortume. 


Chepftow Caftle, to be demolithed, 21. May. — 

Chichefter, double Return, ~~ and Refolution relating there- 
to, 3 May.—touching the Election, and Mayor ordered into 
Cuftody, 21. Difcharged, 24. 

Lord. Vide Donnegall. 

Chrif’s Hofpital, Petition of Governors read, and Order for pay- 
ing them a Sum given by Mr. Aldworth, 29 Dec. 

Chubb, Henry, fent for in Cuftody, for permitting Mr. Carew 
to efcape, 2 June. 

— Herbert, difcharged out of Caftody, 11 Sept. 

Church Lands, Bill touching the Purchaters thereof, and other 
publick Lands, read, 4 May. Vide Lands—Complaint of 
Mr. Ayloffe’s feizing the Records concerning them, and Order 
thereon, 6 Aug. Further Order, 7. 

Church, Anne and Mary, their Petition read, and referred to the 
Commiffioners for Church Lands, 19 Nov. 

Cingue-ports, Commiflioners for them, named by the Lords to be 
inferted in the Poll-bill, difagreed to, 2 Aug. Conference 
thereon reported, and Amendment agreed to, 15.—Claufe for 
faving their Rights, tendered to the Bill for the Poft Office, 
and rejected, 20 Dec. ee: 

Cirencejter Ele@ion, Report and Refolution concerning it, 18 
July. 

Claufes, added to Bills from the Lords, how figned, 23 July. 

Clement, Gregory, one of the late King’s Judges, committed to 
the Tower, 26 May. Excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 
June. 

Clergis, Dr. to carry General Monck’s Anfwer to the King’s 
Letter, 2 May. His letter read, 22. 

Clerk of the Houfe chofen, 25 Apr. To attend the Attorney- 
general and King’s Counfel with Journals, 7 Sept. His Attend- 
ance upon the Houfe difpented with, 16 Nov. Allowance to 
be made him for his Attendance, and the Charge of ingrofling 
publick Bills, 27 Dec. Vide Jeffop. 

Clerk affiftant, chofen, 25 Apr. Allowance to be made him, 11 
&amp; 13 Sept. &amp; 27 Dec. 

of the Crown, attends the Lord Steward at the {wearing 

of the Members, 4 June. To return a Lift of them, 6 Nov. 

Clerke, Sic John. Vide Doe. 

Cleveland, Earl of, Bill, from the Lords, for Sale of his Eftate, 
17 Nov. Read, 22. Committed, 26. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, and pafled, 24 Dec. 

Clifton, Thomas. Vide Kirkham. 

Clitheroe, Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 16 
July. 

Cloth. Woollen. Vide Addrefs, and Woollen Manufactures. 

Clothiers. Vide Devon and Worcefter. 

Cobbett, Colonel, to be examined about the killing of the Surrey 
Petitioners in 1648, 17 May. Excepted out of the Bill of 
Pardon, 18 June. Left out of the Exception, and incapaci- 
tated, 13 Aug. 

Colchefter, Petition from thence referred to the Committee for 
Woollen Manufactures, 27 July. Bill to regulate the Trade 
of Bay-making there, prefented, and read, 15 Aug. Com- 
mitted, 18. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 31. Pafled, 1 Sept. 
Royal Affent, 13.—Complaint of the ftopping of their Bays 
and Sayes, for Non-payment of Aulnage, referred to the Com- 
mittee for Trade, and Privy Council defired to take Order 
therein, 8 Nov. 

Colleges, and Hofpitals, Bill for Confirmation of Leafes and Grants 
thereof, ordered, 28 July. Read twice, and committed, 8 
Aug. Reported, and Proceedings thereon, 11. Other Amend- 
ments reported, and Bill to be ingroffed, and Committee to 
prepare a Claufe touching the Univerfities, 14. PurtherAmend- 
ments reported, and other Proceedings thereon, 18, A Pro- 
teflation to be drawn, and offered to the Members, about 
taking it eff the Table, 21. Further Amendments reported, 
and to be ingroffed with the Bill, 23. Bill read Third time, and 
amended, and Debate thereon adjourned, 29.__Refumed, and 
Bill paffed, 4 Sept. To be perufed by a Committee, and 
feveral other Amendments reported, and Bill put again to the 
Queftion, and pafied, 5. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, ig Dec. Amendments confidered, and Committee to 
draw Heads of a Conference upon fome of them, difagreed to, 
20. Conference defired, and agreed to, 21. Another Con- 
ference defired by the Lords, held, and reported, 22. Amend- 
ments further confidered, 22 &amp; 27. Free Conference defired 
with the Lords thereon, held, and their Agreement with the 
Commons reported, 27. 

Committees, Notice of their fitting to be pofted up at the Door 
of the Houfe, 26 May.— Orders for Five to be a Quorum, 
19. 23.29 &amp; 30 June; 31’ July; and 14 Aug.—againft the 
fitting of any between the rifing of the Houte and their meet- 
ing in the Afternoon, 17 Dec. 

Common-pleas, Bill to confirm certain Officers thereof, read, 28 
Aug. 

Gonlposovesmealtl Vide Arms. 


ae arin Vide Army, Charles 1. Colleges, Ireland, King, 
ingdom, Marriages, Mefjuges, Minifters, Pardon, Parlia- 
ment, Poll-bill, Queen, Seal, Supply, and Wards. 
Vor. VIII. 














Congnard, David, and others, their Petition read, and Bill to 
naturalize them, ordered, 39 June. 

Conftable, Sir Wm. excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Cooke, John, Esq; one of the late King’s Judges, to be fecured, 
and brought in Cuftody, 14 May. His Examination read, 
“- excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, for Life and Eftate, 
7 June. 

Corbett, Miles, Information given of his having efcaped, and 
Perfons aflifting him fent for in Cuftody, 31 May. Tecan 
out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains and Penalties, 9 June. 
Excepted for Life, 9 July. 

Cornish W ool, or Hair, Claufe for exempting Cloth, made there- 
of, from paying Cuftom on Exportation, tendered to the Bill 
of Tonage and Poundage, laid afide, 21 July. 

Cornwall Election, and double Return, Sheriff {ent for in Cuftody, 
for not attending to give an Account thereof, 28 May. Report 
and Refolution relating thereto, and Sheriff cenfured, 12 July. 
Return amended, and Sheriff difcharged, 20. Ordered into 
Cuftody again, for not paying Fees, 15 Aug. 

Coronation. Vide Supply. 

Covent Garden Precinct, Bill to make it parochial, read, 15 Aug. 
Committed, 17. Reported, and re-committed, 8 Nov. To 
be ingroffed, 27. Paffed, 11 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, 28. 

Coventry, Election, Report concerning it, and adjudged void, 31 
July. 

Council of State, Prefident thereof to attend the Proclamation of 
the King, 8 May. Order for their providing Neceflaries for 
his Reception, 10 Vide King. Particulars of the Sums, charged 
by them upon the feveral Treafuries, read, and approved, and 
Thanks given them for their Service, 16. Lift of Perfons 
committed, and releafed, by them, read, and Orders thereon, 
17. Anew Mace to be provided for them, 21. 

Courts of Juftice, Committee to confider of Expedients for fet- 
tling Proceedings therein,1 May. Bill for making good Fines 
and Proceedings therein, prefented, and read, g May. Com- 
mitted, 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 25 June. Paffed, 
9 July. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and 
Amendments contidered, and referred to a Committee, 14 
Aug. Reported, and agreed to, with Amendments to fome 
of them, and an additional Claufe, and referred back to the 
Committee, 16. Report, and Proceedings thereon, 17. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 18.—Another Bill, for 
Continuance of Procefs and judicial Proceedings, prefented, 
read twice, and committed, 15. Reported, and to be in- 
= 28. Amended, and paffed, 29. Agreed to by the 

sords, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, 30.— 
Bill for indemnifying certain Officers in Courts of Juftice, read 
twice, and to be ingrofled, 17 Aug. Pafled, 20. 
Lords, 21. 

Crake, Michael, Vide Serjeant. 


Craven, Lord, and others, Order againft committing Wafte 
upon their Eftates, 5 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 10. 

Creed, Major, Order touching his Wife’s remaining with him, 
21 May. Excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 18 June. Left 
out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 

Cromwell, Oliver, to be attainted by Aét of Parliament, 15 May. 
Vide Attainder. Order touching a Coach of his feized, but 
detained, upon Pretence of a Debt, 28. His body to be taken 

_up, and hanged at Tyburn, 4 Dec. 

Crofsland, Sir Jordan, Provifo concerning him, tendered to the 
Bill of Pardon, and rejected, 7 July. 

Crown and Sceptre, Order for providing them, and Lords Con- 
currence therein reported, 15 May. Perfons to attend, to give 
an Account of them, eod. die. 

Crown Lands, not to be included in the Bill of Sales, 11 July. 
Refolutions of the Committee for the Revenue concerning 
them, reported, and agreed to, and Bill ordered thereupon, 4 
Sept. Records concerning them, to be delivered to the pro- 
nf Officers, and King to be defired not to difpofe of them, 

ut upon certain Terms, 7. His Anfwer reported, 13. 

Croxton, Colonel, excepted by the Lords out of the Bill of 
Pardon, 13 Aug. Claufe for that Purpofe, difagreed'to, 13 
&amp; 24. Not infifted on by the Lords, 25. 

Crymes, Sir Thomas, Bill to reftore him to his Eftate, brought 
trom the Lords, and read, 17 Dec. Read twice, and pafled, 


Sent to the 


19. 
Cop PES Lord, Bill, from the Lords, for reftoring him to his 
onours, 27 Aug. Read, 7 Sept. Amended, and paffed, 8. 
—-Provito oe the Reétories of Randall and Littlewates, 
belonging to the late Lord Culpepper, added to the Bill of 
College Leafes, 29 Aug. 

Cufioms. Vide Excife-—Petition of the Surveyor-general re- 
ferred to a Committee, 28 May.—Provifo touching thofe paid 
according to the Rates in April, 1660, tendered to the Bill of 
Tonage and Poundage, 23 July. Agreed to, 24.—Commif- 
fioners not to permit any Goods to be entered till further Order, 
23.—Provifo, touching the Surveyor-general’s Fees, tendered, 
and rejected, 24.—Goods fecreted, to avoid Payment of 
Cuftoms, to be feized, and Committee to examine thereinto, 4 


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INDE X @ the Ercutn VouumMe. 


Aug.—A Table of Fees for the Officers to be prepared, 24. 
—Another Petition of the Surveyor-general, touching Goods 
forcibly taken away, without Payment of Cuftoms, read, and 
referred to a Committee,1g Nov. Report, and Order there- 
on, 24. 


13° &amp; 14° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662, 


C4 MELFORD Eledion, and double Return, Report and 

Refolution relating thereto, 16 May, 1661. Mayor ordered 
into Cuftody, for difobeying an Order of the Committee, 11 
July. Difcharged, 13. Report touching the Ele¢tion, and 
Petition difmified, 26 Feb. 

Campden, Lord, Bill, from the Lords, for fettling a Mefluage 
at Kenfington upon him, 19 Mar. Read, 3 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 7. Reported, and paffed 19. 

Candles, ordered to be brought in, 28 Jan. 

Captives, at Algier and Tunis, their Petition read, and referred 
to a Committee, 16 Jan. Report and Refolutions touching 
the Sums due to them from Mr. Langley and Mr. Harring- 
ton, and King to be moved therein, 3 Apr. Vide a? 
King’s Meflage concerning them, 7 May. BBill to revive the 
Duty for their Redemption, ordered, 10. 

Cardiffe Election, Committee to confider of it, and of a Writ 
iffued for a new Eleétion, before the former was determined, 
1 June. Report, and Orders thereon, 15. 

a Election, Report concerning it, and adjudged void, 
go Apr. 

Carpenter, Mr. Chaplain to the Houfe, defired to preach, 13 
May, 1661. Thanked, &amp;c. 27. 

Carriages, King defired to iffue a Proclamation to reftrain the 
Number of Horfes drawing them, 29 July. 

Cacaliers. Vide Loyalijts. 

Chambers, Henry. Vide pr oem 

Chancery, Matters of, Bill for fettling their Fees, read, 10 June. 
Committed, 13. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 20. Pafled, 
27. Agreed to by the Lords, 6 July. 

Chaplain to the Houfe. Vide Addrej3, and Carpenter. 

Chapter Lands. Vide Records. 

Charles I. late King, Inftrument for erecting a high Court of 
Juftice for his Trial, to be burnt, 27 May. Bufinefs touching 
the Perfons concerned in his Death, not pardoned by the 
A&amp; of Oblivion, to be confidered, 26 June. Vide Regicides. 

Children, Bill againft ftealing of them, ordered, 30 July. To be 
read, 22 Jan. Read * * . Committed, 10 Apr. Inftruétions 
11 &amp; 22. 

Chimney-hearths. Vide Revenue. 

Chippenham, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning 
it, 17 May, 1661. Farther Resest, and Eleétion declared 
void, and Bailiff fent for in Cuftody, 20 June. Difcharged, 27. 

Chrift’s Hofpitai, Provifo relating thereto, added to the Poor 
Bill, 17 Feb. Adhered to, 15 May, 1662. 

Church Lands. Vide Records. 

Churches, Bill for levying Money for Repairs thereof, ordered, 
17 May, 1661. Read, 18. Committed, 14 June. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 4 July. Paffed, 6. 

Chute, Challoner, taken into Cuftody, for refleéting upon the 
Houfe, 28 Jan. His Petition read, 7 Feb. Reprimanded, 
and difcharged, eod. die. 

Clarke, Sir Simon and Sir John, Bill concerning them, read, 
1 June. Committed, 22. Reported, and to be ingrofled, and 
Committee to examine a Provifo, added thereto, 5 May. 

Claufes. Vide Amendments, and Bills. 

Clergy, Bill to repeal an Aét for difabling them to exercife tem- 
poral Jurifdiétion, ordered, 30 May. Prefented, and read, 1 
June. Committed, 7. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 11. 
Paffed, 13. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and 
Amendments agreed to, 19. 

Clergymen incapable of being elected, 17 Jan. Vide Craddock. 

Clerk of the Crown, to attend with Returns, 10 May, 1661. 
To give Account of his neglecting to attend the Committee 
of Eleétions, 13. 

Cleveland, Ear!| ot, Bill to confirm an Act concerning him, read, 
25 June. Committed, and Petition of Mr. Gettings, and 
others, referred, 28. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6 July. 
Paffed, 9. 

Clitheree, Copyholders, Bill to confirm their Eftates, read, 29 
June. Committed, and Parties to have Notice,6 July. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 18. Paffed, 29 Nov. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with Amendments, 29 Apr. Amendments agreed 
to, 5 May. 

— Eloéion, Report and Refolution concerning it, 4 Feb. 

Cloth, Yorkthire. Vide York, County of. 

Clothiers of Effex and Suffolk, their Petition, relating to the Bill 
for the Cuftoms, read, and Claufe thereon added, 19 Mar. 
~—-Another Petition of feveral Clothiers read, and referred to 
a Committee, 10 Apr. Report, 19. 

— Trade, Bill to reguiate it, ordered, 27 May. Read, 
20 Nov. 





Coin, Bill, from the Lords, to prevent melting it down, 18 Dec. 
Read, 14 Jan. Committed, 19 Feb. Reported, * * . Paffed. 
17 May, 1662. 

Coleftreamers, Motion on their behalf, and Refolution thereon, 
and Lords to be defired to concur therein, 18 Dec. Confe- 
rence, defired by the Lords thereon, held, and their Difagree- 
ment thereto reported, 19. 

Colleétors of publick Money, Bill for indemnifying them, read, 
22 Jan. head a Second time, and Committee to withdraw, 
and amend it, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, eod. die. 
Pafled, « * . Amendments, made thereto by the Lords, read, 
and agreed to, 16 May. 

Colleges, and Hofpitals, Bill to confirm the A@ concernin 
Leafes thereof, ordered, 29 Nov. Read, 9 Dec. Committe 
11. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 6 May. 

Colt, Geo. and Tho. Vide Scudamore, James. 

Committees, impowered to name Sub-committees, 16 May, &amp; 6 
Feb. 1661.—Three to be a Quorum, 20 May.—Members in- 
terefted, not to vote thereat, 24 &amp; 28 May; 5 July; &amp; 26 
Nov.—Impowered to fit in the Houfe, 21 June.—to forbear 
farther Proceedings in a Bill, the Parties being to be heard at 
the Bar, 21 Feb.—Chairman of a Committee to deliver his 
Papers to another Member, 1 Mar.—Publick Committees re- 
vived, eod. die.—Vive to be a Quorum, 20 Mar. Thanked, 
16 Apr. 1662. 

Common-prayer, Book of, amended, and annexed to the Bill for 
Uniformity, 9 July. Returned from the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, made by the Convocation, 10 Apr. Amendments con- 
fidered, 14. Committee to examine them, 15. Report, and 
Proceedings thereon, 16. Provifo for tranflating itinto Welch, 
if confiftent with Law, to be brought in, 18. Amendments, 
touching the recording of it, amended, and agreed to, 28. 

Commons, Bill for better ordering them, read, 22 June. Com- 
mitted, 23 Nov. Reported, and to be ingroffled, 12 Mar. 
Pafled, 7 May. 

Commonwealth, A&amp;, declaring it, to be burnt, 27 May, 1661. 
King’s Meffages about calling in the Money thereof, 28 Nov. 
&amp; 16 Jan. 

Communion. Vide Sacrament. 

Conferences. Vide Accomptants, Aéts, Addre{s, Advowfons, Amend- 
ments, Borders, Colefireamers, Confpiracy, Corporations, Cuf- 
toms, Highways, London, Loyalifis, Meffages, Militia, Norwich, 
Poor, Prefs, Quakers, Queen, Regicides, Scotland, Sheriffs, 
Uniformity, Wefiminfter, and Witneffes.—V ote, approving the 
Proceedings of the Managers of a Conference, and one of 
them thanked, 29 July. 

Confcience, Court of, Bill to erect one for Southwark and Weft- 
minfter, read, 6 Mar. Committed, 11. 

Confpiracy, Some Particulars of it communicated by the Lords 
at a Conference, and Committee of both Houfes to examine 
it, 19 Dec. Conference defired by the Lords concerning the 
Committee, held, and reported, and Committee ordered to 
make their Report, 7 Jan. Report made, and Committee 
diflolved, 10. 

Convocation, Proceedings upon their Amendments to the Book 
of Common Prayer, 14, 15, 16 &amp; 28 Apr. To take Order 
for reverent Behaviour at Divine Service, 28. 

Copper Wire. Vide Wire. 

Coppleston, John, Esq ; Bill to fell Lands, read, 5 Dec, Com- 
mitted, 19. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 15 Feb. Ques- 
tion for its paffing, Neg. 21.—Bill to confirm a Sale of Lands 
made by him, read, 7 , Committed, 10. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 12. Paffed, 17. 

Corn. Vide Addrefs. 

Cornwall, County of, Petition of feveral Inhabitants thereof, 
read, 15 June. 

Duchy of, Bill to enable the King to let Leafes thereof, 
read, 3 July. Committed,10. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
18. Paffed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
9 Dec. Amendments agreed to, 18. 

Corporations, Bill for well governing them, read, 19 June. Com- 
mitted, 20. Reported, 22. Report confidered, 22 &amp; 26. Far- 
ther confidered, and Lifts of Commiflioners to be delivered in, 
and fubfcribed, 27. King defired to name Commiftioners for 
London, 1 July. Lifts read, and Bill to be ingroffed, 2. Paffed, 
5. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and Amend- 
ments, except one, difagreed to, and Conference to be defired 
with the Lords thereon, 24. Reafons to be offered thereat, 
reported, and agreed to, and to be entered in the Journal, 25. 
Conference agreed to, and held, and another Conference, de- 
fired by the Lords, held, and reported, and Debate of the Bill 
adjourned till after the Recefs, 26. Another Conference, de- 
fired by the Lords, agreed to, and heid, and feveral other 
Amendments, made by them to the Bill, reported, 17 Dec. 
Amendments confidered, and agreed to, with Alterations, and 
Conference to be defired thereon, 18. Conference agreed to, 
and held, and Alterations, made by the Commons, agreed to 
by the Lords, and Amendments to be ingrofled, 19.—Addi- 
tional Bill, for better regulating them, read, 9 May, 1662. 
Committed, 10. . 


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INDEX © the 


Covenant, and folemn League, to be burnt, 17 May, 1661. 
Form of’ the Order, and Lords defired to concur therein, 
and Copy of the Covenant to. be annexed, 18. Order made 
by the Lords for burning it, fent, 21. Another Order for 
burning it, 8 Apr. 1662. 

Covent Garden, Petition of the Inhabitants read, and to be heard 
againtt the Bill to confirm the Act for making itra Parifh, 27 
Nov. Bill for that Purpofe, read, 8 Apr. 

Counfe/, at the Bar, reprehended for reflecting upon the Ear] of 
Lindfey and Lord Keeper Coventry, 10 May, 1662. 

Courts ot Juftice, Grand Committee for regulating them, to fit, 
20 June. Bill to reform Abufes therein, read, 20 Nov. 

ecclefiaftical. Vide High-commiffion. 

Craddock, Sir Jofeph, returned for Richmond, Petition, and 
Certificate, concerning his being in Orders, read, and referred 
to the Committee of Elections, 9 Jan. Report, and voted 
incapable of being eleéted, and Return to be amended, 17. 

Craven, Lord, Provifo on his behalf to be added to the Bill of 
Pains and Penalties, 4 Feb. Difagreed to by the Lords, and 
left out, 27. 

Crefjett, John, ordered into Cuftody for a Breach of Privilege, 
i2 Dec. Difcharged, 14. 

Creyghton, Dr. defired to preach, 11 Jan. Excufed, 23. 

a Oliver, Act for Security of his Perfon, to be burnt, 
27 May. 

Culpeper, Lord, Bill to confirm an A@ for reftoring him to his 
Efiate, read, 6 Mar. To be ingroffed, 12. Pafled, 14. 

Curates, Bill fora competent Allowance to them, read, 29 June, 
Committed, 23 July. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 25. 
Paffed, eod. die. 

Cujtoms, Bill to prevent Frauds therein, read, 18 Jan. Com- 
mitted, with a Provifo, 29. Another Provifo referred, 11 
Mar. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 14. Read Third 
tume, and Provifo added, 19. Further Proceedings thereon, 
20 &amp; 21. Bill pafled, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 19 Apr. Amendments confidered, and one 
difagreed to, 28. Conference defired with the Lords thereon, 
agreed to, and held, 3 May.—Table of Fees between the 
Merchants and Officers of the Cultoms, to be prepared, 6 Feb. 
Reported, and re-committed, 10 May. Reported, and to be 
ingroffled, and to be figned by the Speaker, 17. Table of 
Fees for Chefier, reported, and agreed to, 19. 

Cyder, foreign, Refolution touching the Rate of Excife thereon, 
14 Dee. 





15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 
("4 LAMY, Mr, imprifoned for a Breach of the Act of Uni- 


formity, Complaint of his being releafed, on Pretence of a 
Detect therein, and Committee to examine it, 19 Feb. To 
fend for Witneffes, &amp;c. 20. Report, and Refolution thereon, 
9 Mar. 

Cambridge Roads. Vide Highways. 

Captives, redeemed by themfelves, or their Relations, Petition 
concerning them read, and rejected, 11 May. 

Cardigan Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 6 July. 

Carnarvon, Bill to hold Courts of Great Seffion and Quarter 
Seffion there, read, 5 May. Committed, 14. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 30. Pafled 4 June. 

Carriages, for the Navy, Committee to infpect the Act relating 
thereto, 16 May. 

Cattle, Irish and Scotch, Refolutions touching the Times for 
importing them, and Claufe purfuant thereto, to be inferted in 
the Bill for Advancement of ‘Trade, 27 May. Reported, and 
agreed to, 30. 

Challoner, Edward, Efq; Bill to make Provifion for his Family, 
read, 14 Mar. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
1 Apr. Pafled, 4. Agreed to by the Lords, 12 May. 

Chaplain to the Houfe. Vide Addrefs. 

Cheadle, Elizabeth, Bill for her Reftitution, read, and rejected, 
26 Mar. 

Chimney-money. Vide Hearths. 

Church Lands, Bill for preventing concurrent Leafes thereof, or- 
dered, g Mar. Read, 27. Committed, 1 Apr. 

Cloth, Woollen, Committee to prepare a Bill for redrefling Abufes 
therein, 21 Feb. 

Clothiers, their Petition, read, and referred toa Committee, 11 
Mar. Refolutions touching the bringing of Cloths, and other 
Woollen Goods, to Blackwell-hall or Leaden-hall, and the 
Hallage Duty exa¢ted by the City, reported, 26 May. Pro- 
ceedings thereon, 1 June.—Petition of Clothiers of Devon and 
Exeter read, and referred to a Committee, 21 May. Refolu- 


tions touching Hallage, taken by the City, reported, and agreed 
to, 18 July. 


Coal Farm. Vide Revenue. 

College Leafes, Bill to confirm the A&amp; concerning them, read, 
* *. Committed, 28 Mar. 

Commiffion, for {wearing the Members, Committee to confider, 


whether it be in force, and their Opinion reported, 13 Mar. 
Vou, VIII. 


Ereutu VoLuMe: 


Committees, Members interefted, not to have Votes thereat, 18 
Mar.—Sub-committees made Committees of the Houfe, 4 &amp; 
6 Apr. Joined, 4 May. 

Commons, Bill to regulate them, read, 20 Feb. Committed, 4 
Apr.—Bill for improving them, read, 23 Feb. 

Coney, Sir Geo. his Petition referred to the Committee upon the 
Marquis of Winchetter’s Bill, 9 Apr. 

— Vide Excife, Mejjages, Priefs, Uniformity and 

ork. 

Conveyances, fraudulent, Bill to prevent them, ordered, 13 &amp; 
19 May. 

Copplefion, John, Bill, from the Lords, for vefting his Eftate in 
Truftees, 2 May. Read, 5. Committed, 12. Reported, 14. 
Queftion for its pafling, Neg. 16. 

Cornwall, Committee to review the A&amp; concerning the Fifhing 
Trade there, 23 Feb. 

Corporations, Act for regulating them to be confidered by the 
Comimnittee appointed to perufe the Act for Uniformity, 5 Mar. 
A particular Committee named, 6. Report, and Matters 
therein re-committed, 7. Committee revived, and Petition 
referred, 5 May. Inftruction, 11.—Additional Bill for regu- 
lating them, read, 4 July. 

Courts of Juftice, Bill to prevent Abufes therein, read, 19 Feb. 
Committed, 26. &gt; 

Crediton, Petition from thence referred to the Committee upon 
the Corporation Act, 5 May. 

Crown Lands, Committee to examine the Value of them, 2: 
Mar. Vide Revenue.—Bill to vacate Conveyances thereof, 
made by the late Powers, ordered, 11 May. 

Cufioms. Vide Revenue. 


16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff: 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664: 


cs URC H Lands, Bill for apportioning Rents, and prevent- 

‘ ing concurrent Leafes thereof, read, 29 Mar. Committed, 
2 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 28. Queftion for its 
palling, Neg. 5 May. ao 

Churches, Clautes impowering Commiflioners to demolith them, 
left out of the Bill for Minifters, 10 May. 

Claufes, expunged, 10 May.—loft out of a Bill, 16. Vide infra 
Conventicles. 

Cleveland, Earl of, Vide Hackney. 

Clife, Petition of Inhabitants thereof, read, and rejected, 30 
Apr. 

Clothiers, their Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 23 
Mar. Several other Petitions referred, 24. 30, &amp; 31 Mar.1&amp; 
26 Apr. Vide Trade. 

Colfe, Abraham, Bill for fettling Two Charity Schools ereéted 
by him at Lovifham in Kent, read, 21 Apr. Committed, 29. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 2 May. Pafled, 5. 

Committee, impowered to fend for a Prfoner trom the Fleet, 21 
Apr. 

Cumnans Bill to improve and inclofe them, read, and rejected, 
2 May. 

Conferences. Vide Conventicles, Dutch, Falmouth, and Meffages. 
—Managers of a Conterence thanked, 14 May. 

Conventicles, Bill againft them read, 1 a Committed, 2. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 22. Read Third time, 27. Paffed, 
28. Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, held, and Amend- 
ments made thereto by them, reported, 12 May. Amendments 
confidered, and feveral difagreed to, and Conference to be de- 
fired with the Lords thereon, eod. die. Conference agreed to, 
and held, and free Conference, defired by the Lords, held, and 
reported, 13 May. Proceedings thereon, and another Con- 
ference, to be defired with the Lords, 14. Another free Con- 
ference, defired by the Lords, held, and reported, 16, Pro- 
ceedings thereon, and another Conterence, defired with the 
Lords, held, and their Agreement with the Commons reported, 
eod. dic. Provifo loft out of the Bill, and Conference, de- 
fired with the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, eod. die. 
Free Conference, defired by the Lords, held, and an Expe- 
dient propofed by them, to lupply the Provifo, reported, eod. 
die. Agreed to, and another free Conference, defired with the 
Lords thereon, held, and reported, 17 May. 

Cornwall, Bill for making certain Rivers there navigable, or- 
dered, 18 Apr. Read, 28. 

Corporations, Additional Bill touching them, read, 28 Apr. Com- 
mitted, and Petition referred, 30. 

Cottington, Francis and Charles, Bill to enable them to fettle 
Lands in Jointure, read, 26 Mar. Committed, 29. Reported, 
and re-committed, 27 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 2 
May. Pafled, 5. : 

Cotton, Charles, Bill to fell Lands, read, 21 Apr. Committed, 
27. Reported, and,to be ingrofled, 3 May. Pafled, 5. __ 

Courts of Juftice, Grand Committee appointed, 21 Mar.—Bill 
to prevent Delays and Expences therein, read. 22. Com- 
mitted, 18 Apr. 

Cujtoms, Committee to infpect the Act relating thereto, 27 Apr. 
Petition referred, 7 May. 











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16° &amp; 17° Car. 11. Parl. 2. Sef: 4. A. 1664. 


C4 M BRIDGE, County, and Ife of Ely, Sum charged upon 

them in the Bill of Affeffment, 24 Jan. To be affeffed fe- 
parately, and Refolutions touching the Sums, 28. 

Candles, Queftion for bringing them in, Neg. 28 Jan. &amp; 15 
Feb. 

Canterbury, City of, joined with Kent in the Bill of Affefiment, 
24 Jan. 

—-—— Dean and Chapter of, Provifo in their behalf added to 
the Bill for Salt Marfhes, 6 Feb. 

Carr, Sir Robert, Bill for fettling his Eftate, read, 24 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 26. Order for a Witnefs to attend the Committee, 8 
Feb. Bill reported, 14. Lady Carr’s Petition to be heard at 
the Bar, not affented to, and Bill to be ingroffed, eod. die. 
Pafled, 16 Feb. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
25. Amendments agreed to, 27. 

Charles |. late King, Petition of his Creditors read, and referred 
toa Committee, 4 Feb. Reported, and Bill ordered for their 
Relief, 2 Mar. 

Chefler, County, and City, to be joined in the Aét of Affeff- 
ment, and Kefolution touching the Sum charged upon them, 
24 Jan. 

——— Road. Vide Highways. 

Cholmley, Sir Hugh. Vide Mulgrave. 

Churches, Bill to unite them in Cities and Towns-corporate, 
read, 13 Feb. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
21. Pafled, 24. 

Claufe rafed out of a Bill at the Third reading, 24 Feb. 

Cloths, white, Bill to explain the Aéts againft Tranfportation of 
them, read, 28 Jan. 

Coals. Vide Wood. 

Comes, Richard, Bill to naturalize him, and others, read, 3 Dec. 
Committed, 6. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 12 Jan. Paffed, 
8 Feb. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 25. 
Amendments agreed to, 1 Mar. 


Conferences, Vide afi, Judgments, King, Mefjage, Supply,. 


and Thannet 

Cornwall, Bili for making divers Rivers therein navigable, read, 
5 Dec. Committed, 10. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
10 Feb. Pafled, 17.—County to be eafed in the Affeffment, 
15 Dec. Refolution touching the Sum to be abated, 13 Jan. 
Sum affeifed thereon, 24. 

Cojis, in trivial Aétions, Bill concerning them, read, 7 Feb. 
Committed, 8. Reported, and re-committed, 10. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 13. Pafled, 16. 

Coventry, City of, joined with Warwickfhire in the Bill of Af- 
feffment, 26 Jan. 

Courts of Juftice, Committee to confider of Grievances therein, 
6 Dec. Bill for regulating them, read, 9. Committed, and 
Committee impowered to fever the Particulars therein, 12. 
Three Bills brought in thereupon, 7 Feb. Vide Cofés, Execu- 
tions, and Juries. 

Craddock, Dr. detired to preach, 19 Jan. Thanked, &amp;c. 31. 

Cumberland, County, Medium of the Rate to be charged thereon 
in the Bill of Affeffment, reported, and agreed to, 16 Dec. 
Inferted, 24 Jan. 


17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 5. A. 1665. 


YATT LE, and Fifth, foreign, Bill to prevent Importation 
thereof, read, 18 Oct. Committed 20. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 23. Paffed, 24. 

Churches, in Towns-corporate, Bill, from the Lords, for uniting 
them, 17 O&amp;. Read, 18. Committed, 19. Reported, with 
Amendments, 23. Paffed, 26. Amendments agreed to by 
the Lords, 27. 

Conferences. Vide Diftreffes, King, Meffage, and Plague. 

Courts of Juftice, Grand Committee appointed, 11 Oct. 

Creditors. Vide Efcapes. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 6. A. 1666. 


C4 MBRIDGE, Town, Claufe for it to be added to the 
Bill relating to the Plague, 8 Nov. Vice-chancellor of the 
Univerfity to be named before the Mayor, 24. 

Canary Company, Petition complaining of their Patent, read, 
and referred to a Committee, 1 Oct. Other Petitions referred, 
9&amp; 12. Report, and Patent voted a Grievance, and King to 
be moved to recall it, and Lords defired to concur therein, 29. 
Meffage defiring them to confider the Votes relating thereto, 
26 Nov. Their Anfwer, 12 Dec. Committee to draw up 
Reafons, to be offered at a Conference thereon, 12 &amp; 13, 
Patent fent for, and delivered in, and Committee revived, 14. 
Reafons reported, and Conference to be defired, 17. Committee 
to manage it, 19. Another Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee, 8 Jan. Another Meflage to the Lords, to remind 
them of this Bufinefs, 16. 

Candles to be brought in, 8 Nov. 


Cattle, and Fith, Bill to prohibit the Importation of them, read, 
22 Sept. Committed, 26. Reported, and re-committed, 5 O€&amp;. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 8. Paffed, 13. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with Amendments, 24 Nov. Some of them dif. 
agreed to, and Provifo, touching Cattle to be given by Ireland 
for the Poor of London, committed, 27. Reported, and dif- 
agreed to, 5 Dec. Committee to draw up Reafons, to be of- 
fered at a Conference upon the Amendments, 10, Reafons 
reported, 12. Conference agreed to, 13. Free Conference, 
defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, 2 Jan. 
5 touching a Petition to the King, concerning the Word 
“ Nuifance” in the Bill, and Refolution to adhere thereto, 4. 
Another free Conference defired with the Lords, 8. Held, 9. 
Another free Conference, defired by the Lords, held, and their 
Concurrence reported, 14. 

Certiorari’s, and Habeas Corpora, Bill to prevent Abufes thereby, 
read, 25 Sept. Committed, 12 Odt. 

Chaplain, to the Houfe, to preach at the Sacrament, 29 Oct. 
Thanked, 10 Dec: 

Chefter, City, Refolution touching the Sum to be charged thereon 
in the Bill of Affeffment, 22 Dec. 

Chefi-money. Vide Prize Goods. 

Chimney-money, Committee to bring in an Eftimate of the yearly 
Value thereof, and a Bill for Sale of it, and Committee of 
Supply, to confider of a Compenfation to the King in lieu of it, 
18 Oét. Matter confidered in the Committee, 19. Further 
confidered, and Sub-committee appointed to confider of an 
Impofition upon fealed Paper, as Part of the Compenfation 
for it, 23. Eftimate of the Value of it reported, and confidered 
in the Committee, 25. Further confidered, and Refolution 
relating thereto, 27. Order for bringing in the Bill for Sale 
of it, 30.—Bill to regulate Abufes in collecting it, ordered, 
17 Dec. 

Cholmeley, Lady, her Petition, concerning Lord Norris’s Bill, 
read, 24 Jan. 

Claufe, converted into a Bill, 11 Dec. Vide Accounts. 

Clergy, to be taxed in the Poll-Bill for their Titles and Dignities, 
24 Nov. Committee to infert the Rates upon them in the 


ill, 29. 

Cinckead, Earl of, Bill to enlarge the Time for Redemption of 
Mortgages made by him, read, 24 Sept. Committed, and 
Petition referred, 1 O¢t. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 15. 
Pafled, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 10 Jan. 

Coals. Vide Fuelling. 

Coinage, Bill for Encouragement thereof, read, 28 Sept. Com- 
mitted, 6 Oét. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 23. Patffed, 
10 Nov. Amendments, made thereto by the Lords, con- 
fidered, and agreed to, with Amendments, 19 Dec. Con- 
ference, defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, 
2Jan. Another Conference, defired by the Lords, held, and 
reported, and Amendments, as propofed by the Lords, agreed 
to, 10. Bill fent to the Lords, 14. 

Commiffion, for {wearing the Members, read, 6 Nov. 

Committees, impowered to name Sub-committees, 28 Sept. &amp; 
23 Od.—joined, 5 O&amp;. &amp; 22 Dec.—Order, made by them, 
agreed to by the Houfe, 13. 

Commodities, native. Vide Manufaétures.—foreign, Refolution 
for raifing Part of the Supply by an Impofition thereon, 8 
Nov. 

——— Vide Accounts, Canary Company, Cattle, Coinage, 

‘rance, Mordaunt, Plague, and Poll-bill_—A free Conference 
denied by the Lords, 5 Feb. Vide Mordaunt. 

Counties Palatine. Vide Replevins. 

Courts of Jufiice, Grand Committee appointed, 21 Sept. 

Creditors. Vide Efcapes. 


12° Car. II. Parl.1. A. 1660. 


D4 C RES, Sir Tho. his Petition referred to the Committee 

for publick Debts, 7 Aug. Report touching the Debt due 
to him, and Order for Payment, and Lords defired to concur 
therein, 12 Nov. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
and Amendments agreed to, 10 Dec. 

Dallifon, Sir Robert, Bill to fell Lands, read, 4 Aug. Com- 
mitted, 14. 

Danvers, Sir John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 
Cafe of his Heirs referred to the Committee upon the Bill of 
Attainder, 9 Nov. 

Robert, Efq; Committee to confider of his Ele¢tion, 
7 July. : 

Darnall, Ralph, Esq; chofen Clerk-Affiftant, 25 Apr. Vide 
Clerk-Affftant. His Petition read, 21 Dec. Cate referred to 
the Commiffioners for ecclefiaftical Lands, 22. } 

Davies, John, his Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
for publick Debts, 18 Dec. Report, and Refolution of the 
Committee thereon difagreed to, 29. 

Dean Foreft, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 10 Aug. Com- 
mitted, and Petition of Inhabitants referred, 1 3-—King defired 
to give Order for preferving the Timber therein, and Com- 





mittee to draw an Addrefs thereupon, 7 Sept. Addrefs rep ~_ 
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and to be prefented, eod. die. King’s Anfwer reported, 13 
Sept. Committee to treat with Sir John Wintour, and others, 
concerning their Intereft therein, 29 Nov. 

Deane, Richard, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 18 June. 
Left out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 

Deans and Chapters Lands. Vide Church Lands. 

Debts owing to, and concealed from, the Publick, Committee 
to take Difcoveries thereof, 12 May. Report, and Bill for 
fiating them, and Difcovery of Frauds and Concealments, 
read, 19. Inftruétion concerning the Receivers ef Prize Goods, 
20 June. Report touching the Debt due from them, and 
Orders thereon, 23. Perfons, making Difcoveries, to have Pri- 
vilege, eod. die—Refolution of the Committee of Supply, 
touching a Sub-committee for ftating the Debts due to the 
Publick, reported, and agreed to, and Committee named, 30 
May. Calculation of good Debts due to the Excife prefented, 
and read, 31. Confidered, and not to be pardoned by the A&amp; 
of Oblivion, 1 June. Committee to inform themtelves of 
Money in the Hands of Receivers of Papifis Eftates, 23. 
Report, and Orders thereon, 14 July. Bill, appointing Com- 
miflioners to take the Accounts of Debts owing to the Publick, 
prefented, and laid afide, and Committee to prepare another 
Bill for the fame Purpofe, 1 Aug. Report touching the Ar- 
rears of the Affeflients in 1659, and Bill for colleéting them, 
ordered, 20. Vide Affefiments—touching an Arrear in the 
Hands of the Receiver for Stafford and Litchfield, and Order 
thereon, 27. illior calling Accomptants to accompt for Debts 
owing to the Publick, read, and committed, 6 Dec. 

of the Publick, Lift of feveral, charged by the Council of 

State upon the Revenue, prefented, 15 May. Read, 16. Lift 

of feveral other Debts charged upon the Exchequer, reported, 

and Order for fufpending Payment thereof, 20 June. ‘To be 
fent to the Exchequer, and other publick Offices, 25 Aug. 

Committee to confider of the Debts due to the Provott- 

marfhal, Mr. Peck, and Lord Willoughby, 23 June. Vide 

fingula. Order touching a Debt to Colonel Perry, upon 

Account of the Garrifon of Taunton, 18 July.—touching a 

Debt to Mr. Swale, for Money furnifhed the Commiflioners in 

Sweden, 19. Vide Swa/e. Committee appointed to ftate the 

Debts of the Army and Navy, and other publick Debts, 2 Aug. 

Claufe, for charging thofe due to Sir Edward Mafley and 

Sir Richard Browne, upon the Excite, to be added to the 

Excife Bill, 7. Vide Browne,and Maffey. Order for Payment 

of a Debt to Mr. Vaffall, upon Account of the Garrifons in 

Treland, 18 &amp; 29. Report touching the Arrears of the Pay of 

the Army, incurred fince 29 May, 1660, and Orders thereon, 

25. Eftimate of the Arrears of the Army to 16 Jan. 1659, 

reported, 30. Order for Payment of a Debt to Major Tol- 

hurft, upon Account of the Garrifon of Newcattle, 5 Sept. 

Report er - a Debt to Sir Tho. Dacres, and Order for 

Payment, 12 Nov. Vide Dacres.—touching a Debt to Sir 
Edward Hales, and Committee to examine it, eod. die.— 
touching the Debts of the Army and Navy, eod. die. Vide 
Army.—touching a Debt to Colonel Buller, 23 Nov. Vide 
Buller.-touching a Debt tv Mr. Langhorne, 24. Vide Lang- 
horne. Orders for Payment of feveral Debts for Provifions 
furnifhed the Garrifon of Dunkirk, 26 Nov.&amp; 5 Dec. Vide 
Dunkirk. Report touching the Debt to Alderman Backwell, 
for Money fupplied the Government, and Orders thereon, 6 
Dec. Vide Backwell, Lifts of Debts, charged upon the Ex- 
cife, prefented, 6. 18. &amp; 28. Order for Payment of a Debt 
to Mr. Streattor and Mr. Maycocke, Printers, 12. Report 
touching the Debt to the Port Towns, and Order thereon, 
18. Vide Sea-ports——touching the Debt of the Navy, and 
thofe charged upon the Exchequer, eod. die.—touching a 
Debt to Mrs. Seymour, and Order for Payment, eod. die. 
—touching a Debt to Mr. Bofwell, upon Account of the Army 
in Ireland, and Orders thereon, 22 Dec. Debts, charged 
upon the Excife, to be inferted in the Bill for levying the Ar- 
rears thereof, 28 &amp; 29. Report touching the Debt to Colonel 
Lockhart, for the Garrifon of Dunkirk, 29.—touching the 
Debt to Sir Wm. Dicke, and Order for Payment, eod. die. 
—touching the Debt to Mr. Davies, and Refolution of the 
Committee thereupon difagreed to, eod die. 

Declaration, touching the fundamental Government of the King- 
dom, 1 May.—for putting off Eafter Term, to be drawn, 4. 
Vide Eafter.—for continuing Sheriffs, and other Officers of 
Juftice, ordered, 5. Pafled, and agreed to by the Lords, and 
to be printed, 7 ——concerning the Acts preparing upon the 
King’s Declaration, ordered, 8. Reported, and pafled, and 
to be printed, eod. die.—directing the Commiffioners of the 
Revenue, &amp;c. to act till further Order, to be drawn, 10 May. 
Read, and pafled, and agreed to by the Lords, 11.—for bring- 
ing in the Arrears of the Six Months Affeffment in 1659, or- 
dered, 12. Vide Affefiment.—-for Payment of the Excite, or- 
dered, 23. Vide Excife.—for apprehending Irifh Rebels, and 
ordering Papifts to depart from London and Weftminfter, pre- 
fented, and read, eod. die. Vide Ireland, and Papijis—about 
laying — - the Pardon, offered by the King, refolved, and 
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INDEX oe th E1icutu Voutume. 


Committee to draw it,7 June. Reported, and to be prefented 
to the King, eod. die. Houfe to attend him therewith, 8 June. 

, touching the pafling of Bills of Supply before thofe for Re- 
drefs of Grievances, and confirming the Liberties of the Sub- 
ject, 27 July. 

Dendy, Edward, to be fecured, 14 May. Excepted out of the 
Bill of Pardon, for Life and Eftate, 7 June. 

Derby, Earl of, Bill, from the Lords, for reftoring him to his 
Eftate, 30 Aug. Read, 13 Dec. 

Countefs of, Bill, from the Lords, to naturalize her, 
and others, 1 Sept. Read twice, 7. Paifed, 8. 

Defbrowe, Colonel, to be fent up in Cuftody, 21 May. Excep- 
ted out of the Billof Pardon, 13 Jane. Left out of the Ex- 
ception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 

Devizes, double Return, Report, and Refolution, concerning 
it, 27 Apr.—touching the Election, 31 July. 

Devon and Exeter Clothiers, their Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee for Trade, 10 Nov. 

Dicke, Sir Wm. Petition, concerning the Debt owing to him, 
referred to the Committee for publick Debts, 18 Dec. Re- 
port, and Order thereon, 29. 

Digby, Sir John. Vide Hutchinfon. 

Dixwell, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains 
and Penalties, q June. Admitted to furrender after the Time 
limited, 20. Excepted for Life, 9 July. 

Dodderidge, Mr. his Petition referred to the Juftices of Middle- 
fex, 21 Aug. 

Doe, Charles, Bill to confirm his Purchafe of the Manor of 
Hitcham from Sir John Clarke, read, 23 Aug. Committed, 
25. Sir John Clarke’s Petition referred, 7 Dec. Bill re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 17. Paffed, 18. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 22. 

Donnegall, Earl of, Petition a a Bond, given by him for 
Provifions furnifhed the Army in Ireland, read, and referred 

Report, and Bond to be delivered 





to a Committee, 17 Dec. 


up, 22. 

Dorfit, Earl of, Bill, from the Lords, to fettle Lands belonging 
to him, 4 Dec. 

Dove, John, ftruck out of the Lift of Commiffioners in the Or- 
dinance for the Affeflment, 18 May. His Petition read, and 
referred to a Committee, 9 June. 

Dover, Petition from thence, relating to fick and wounded Sol- 
diers, read, and referred to the Committee for the Army, 14 
Dec. Vide Sea-ports. 

Downes, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 
Seized, and committed to the Serjeant, 19. Inferted in the 
Claufe for fufpending Execution, in cafe of Attainder, 28 
Aug. 

Damani, double Return, Report, and Refolution, concerning it, 
3, May.—touching the Eleétion, 9. 

Drake, Wm. Author of a Pamphlet, intituled, “ The !ong Par- 
“ liament revived,” examined, and ordered into Cuftody, 17 
Nov. Impeached, 20. Impeachment reported, and to be in- 
groffed, 26. Manor of prefenting it to the Lords, to be con- 
fidered, 29. Form of it, 4 Dee. 

Drawbacks, wpon Merchandizes imported before the Cuftoms 
were received on the King’s Account, Committee to confider 
thereof, 29 Aug. 

Droitwich, Bill tor uniting Two Parifhes there, read, 27 Aug. 
To be ingroffed, 31. Pafled, 19 Nov. 

Drunkennejs, King to be moved for a Proclamation againft it, 


and Bill for fupprefling it, ordered, 20 July. Committee to 
perufe the Laws againtt it, and report the Defects therein, 10 
Novy. 

Duchy Lands. Vide Crown Lands. 


Dunkirk, Garrifon, Petition of the Governor, and an Eftablith- 
ment for it, read, and Committee to confider of it, and Gar- 
rifon to take the Oaths, 29 June. Orders touching the Pay- 
ment of Money for the Ufe of it, 30 June; 11 July;7 &amp;8 
Aug. Eftablifhment reported, and Bill for fettling it, ordered, 
and read, 25 Aug. Dounenith; 1 Sept. Reported, and 
Refolutions touching the Pay of the Garrifon, 6. Bill to be 
ingroffed,io. Paffed, 11,—Order for furnifhing it with Arms 
out of the Tower, 25 Aug.—tor iffuing 1,200/. per Week 
thereto, and applying the Kevenues of the Town towards Pay- 
ment thereof, 11 Sept. Agreed to by the Lords, and Money 
to be paid to the Governor upon Account, 12. Orders for 
Payment of a Debt to Captain Loddington, for Provifions 
furnifhed the Garrifon, 26 Nov.—for Payment of a Debt to 
Mr. Simball, for the like Service, 5 Dec. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 10. Another Order for Payment of 1,200 /. weekly to 
the Garrifon, agreed to by the Lords, eod. die. Report touching 
the Debt due to Colonel Lockhart, late Governor thereof, 29 
Dec. 

Durham, City and County of, Bill to fend Burgeffes to Parlia- 
ment, ordered, 13 July. Read, 28. Amended, and to be 
ingrofled,1 Aug. Pafled, 8. Sent to the Lords, 15. 

Dyers Company, their Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee upon the Woollen Manufactures, 23 Aug. 


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INDEX oo the Ericutu Vouume. 


13° § 14° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff:1. A. 1661, &amp; 1662. 
D ALLISON, Sir Robert, Bill to fell Lands, read, 3 Dec. 


Committed, 7. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 21 Feb. 
Pafled, * *. 

Damage-cleer. Vide Fines. 

Danvers, Sir John. Vide Grey. 

Daybone, Mr. to be apprehended, upon Information of his haying 
been concerned in the late King’s Death, 17 Jan. Difcharged 
28. 

Deane Foreft, Care of it recommended to the Lord Treafurer, 
25 July. Meflage to him about it, 13 Feb. His Report de- 
livered in, 13 Mar. Petition of Freeholders read, and to be 
confidered with the Report, 21 Mar. Lord Treafurer defired 
to fend in the Return of the Survey taken by his Order, 12 
May. 

Deanes and Chapters Lands. Vide Records. 

Deer, Bill againft unlawful killing them, read, * * .Commit- 
ted, 8 July. Reported, and re-committed, 11. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 12. Read the Third time, 13. Paffed, 
17. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and Amend- 
ments agreed to, 24. 

Delamore, Lord. Vide Aéts. 

Derby, Eari of, Bill, from the Lords, to reftore him to feveral 
Manors in Flintfhire, 8 Feb. Read, 14. Committed, 17. 
Parties to be heard at the Bar, 21 &amp; 22. Heard, 25 &amp; 28. Bill 
re-committed, 15 Mar. Reported, with Amendments, and 
pafled, 17. 

Derham, Tr:omas, Efg; Bill touching an Improvement made by 
him in Weft Durham and Roxam, read, 18 May, 1661. 
Committed, and Committee to receive Petitions concerning it, 
1 June. Keported, and to be ingrofled, 4 Mar. Paffed, 8. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 8 Apr. 1662. 

Dilapidations, Bill to relieve Incurabents, in relation thereto, 
ordered, 8 Jan. 

Dorfet, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for fettling certain Manors 
upon him, 31 May. Read, 7 June. Committed, 20. Re- 
ported, with Amendments, 6 July. Pafled, g, Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 12. 

Countels Dowager of, Bill touching a Mifrecital of the 
Date of her Jointure, read, 1 June. Committed, 13. 

Dover, Port and Members, Bill for fatisfying a Debt to them 
for fick and wounded Seamen and Soldiers, read, 13 July. 

— Pier, Bill to repair it, ordered, 8 Feb. Read, 14. Com- 
mitted, 18. Reported, and re-committed,6 Mar. Reported, 
and to be ingrofied, 15. Pafled,17. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 21. Amendments agreed to, 22. 

Downes, Jou, his Name firuck out of the Bill for executing at- 
tainted Perfons, 21 Jan. 

Downton, double Return, Report, and Refolution, concerning 
it, 17 May, 1661.—touching the Election, re-committed, 3 
July. 

Droitwich, Bill for uniting Two Parfonages there, read, 14 
May, 1661. Committed, 5 June. Reported, and to be in- 
groiled, 7: Patled, 27-6 

Dudjon, and King’s Barton, Hundreds, Petition from thence 
read, and Bill for uniting them to Gloucefterfhire, read, 2¢ 

June. Committed, 2 July. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
21 Jan. Pafled,27. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 15 Feb. Amendments agreed, to, 18. 


15° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


D AMAGE-CLEER, Bill take it away, read, 20 May. 
Committed, 17 June. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6 
July. Pafled, 10. 

Dean Foreti, Complaint of the Deftruction of Timber there, 
and Sir John Wintour to attend with his Patent, 13 Apr. 
Patent delivered in, and referred to the Committee for the 
Revenue, 2 May. Names of Perfons, cutting Timber there, 
to be returned by the Officers of the Foreft, 6. Report 
touching the Value of the Revenue arifing therefrom, and Sir 
John Wintour, and others, to be heard, 19. Report, and 
Obfervations, touching his Patent, and Counfel heard thereon, 
22. Report agreed to, and Committee to confider of a Re- 
compence to him, and of the beft Means of preferving the 
Foreti, eod. die. Report, and Bill for fettling it, read, 20 
July. Committed, and Inftruction touching Sir John Win- 
tour’s Security, 22. Matter recommended to the King, 25. 

Devon, Bill to fettle a Charity, for erecting a Workhoufe there- 
in, ordered, 12 June. 

Didier, Abraham, Bill to naturalize him, and others, read, 12 
Mar. Committed, 16. Several Perfons to be added, 19. 

Difjenters. Vide Addrefs, and Seéiaries. 


16° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 3. A. 1663, &amp; 1664. 


AMAGE-CLEER, Bill to take it away, read, 21 Mar. 
Committed, 24. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 2 May. 
Paffed, 5.—Bill for taking it away in the Counties of Lan- 


cafter and Chefter, read, 6 May. Committed, 7. Reported 
and to be ingroffed, 10. Paffed, 11. , 

Deane Foreft, Bill for its Improvement, read, 1 Apr. Com. 
mitted, 4. Prefervation of it recommended to the Tord Trea- 
furer, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, 13 May. 

Diffenters, Bill to fupply Defects in former Laws againft them 
ordered, 29 Mar. Vide Conventicles. ; 

Dutch, Refolution, touching the Wrongs done by them to the 
Englith abroad, to be laid before the King, and Lords to be de- 
fired to concur therein, 21 Apr. Conference, defired with the 
Lords thereon, agreed to, 22. Refolution agreed to, and both 
Houfes to attend the King therewith, 26. Prefented, 27. 
King’s Anfwer communicated by the Lords at a Conference, 
and Thanks returned him thereon, 29. Farther Particulars, 
touching Wrongs done by the Dutch to Sir Wm. Courteene, 
reported, and to be laid before the King, 9 May. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seff? 4. A. 1664. 


D4M¢4 GE-CLEER, Bill to take it away, read, 26 Nov. 

Committed, 5 Dec. Copy of it to be read, the Original 

being miflaid, 25 Jan. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 7 Feb. 
Pafled, 10. 

Darwyn River, Bill for making it, and other Rivers, navigable, 
read, 10 Dec. Committed, 13. 

Davye, Dame Sufannah, Bill to fettle Lands upon her, read, 1 
Dec. Committed, 5. 

Debtors, infolvent. Vide Prifoners. 

Deeping Fen, Bill, from the Lords, for draining it, 21 Feb. Read, 
23. Committed, 25. Reported, with Amendments, 27. 
Paffed, 28. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 1 Mar. 

Derby, County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affeffment, 
24 Jan. 

Devon and Exeter, to be eafed in the Affeffment, 15 Dee. Re- 

Dorfet and Poole, folutions touching the Sums to be abated, 

Durham, County, fig Jan. Sums afleffed upon them, 24. 

Dutch, Narrative of the Treaties and Proceedings with them, 
delivered in, and read, and Retolution thereon, 24 Nov. Vide 


Addrefi. 
17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi 5. A. 1665. 
AMAGE-CLEER, Bill to take it away, read, 12 O&amp;. 


Committed, 13. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14. Paffed, 
16. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 21. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 23. 

Declaration. Vide Oath. 

Difireffes and Avowries for Rents, Bill, from the Lords, for more 
effectual proceeding thereon, 17 Oct. Read, 18. Commit- 
ted, 19. Reported, and re-committed, 27. Reported, and 
patled, with Amendments, 28. Conference defired by the 
Lords thereon, 31. 

Doleman, Mr. Vide Attainder. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 6. A. 1666. 


D4 VIES, Wm. and Thomas, their Petition read, and re- 

ferred to the Committee upon the Bill for Sale of Goring 
Houfe, 12 Dec. 

Difiillers of London, their Petition read, and Debate thereon 
adjourned, 7 Feb. 

Duelling, Bill to prevent it, ordered, g O&amp;. Read, 24. Com- 
mitted, 22 Nov. 

Durham, Bithop of, Bill to enable him to grant Leafes of Lead 
Mines, read, 26 Nov. Committed, 29. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 3 Dec. 


12° Car. II. Parl. 1, A. 1660. 
E AST E R Term, Declaration for putting it off, to be drawn, 


4 May. Read, and referred toa Committee, 5. Pafled, 
and agreed to by the Lords, and to be printed, eod. die. 

Eajt India Trade, Committee for Trade to confider thereof, and 
to bring in a Bill for encouraging it, 8 Nov. 

Eafilow Eleétiion, and double Return, Report, and Refolution, 
relating thereto, and Mayor to attend, 5 May. Further Re- 
port and Refolution, 16. Mayor difcharged, 26. 

Edwards, Humphry, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Eleétions, Committee appointed, 26 Apr—to be queftioned 
within 14 Days, eod. die. 

controverted. Vide Abingdon, St. Albans, Aldborough, 
Bedwyn, Beerealjton, Bodmin, Buckingham, Bury, Camelford, 

Cardiffe, Cheping-wiccomb, Cirencefter, Clithero, Cor neal, Co- 

ventry, Devizes, Downton, Eajtlow, Evesham, Exeter, Gatton, 

Grantham, Haverford-wejt, Helton, Higham Ferris, Hindon, 

St. Ives, Launcejion, Lefkard, Litchfield, Lo withell, Lud- 

gerfall, Malden, St. Mawes, Melcombe Regis, Lichell, Mont- 

gomery, Northampton, Oakehampton, Peterborough, P lymouth, 

Pomfrett, Prefion, Rippon, Sarum, Scarborough, Stamford, 

Sudbury, Taviiock, Thirfke, Tregony, Truro, Wail ed ord, 


in 
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IN DEX ‘fo the E1tGuHTH VoLttmME. 


Weobley, Wigan, Wilton, Windfor, and Yarmouth,—Right 


of Eleétion for Great Bedwin and Higham Ferris, reported, 


16 May ; for Great Yarmouth and Hindon, 18 ; for Chichef- 
ter, 21; for Abingdon, Tavistock, and Ludgerfall, 23; for 
Exeter, 4 June; for Plymouth, 9; for Truro, 20; for North- 
ampton, 2%; for Buckingham, 12 July; for Clitheroe and 
St. Ives, 16; for Michell, 18; for Helfton, reported, and re-. 
committed, 7 Nov. Report, and Refolution of the Commit- 
tee, difagreed to, 10 Dec.—Election of a Mayor, returning 
himfelf, declared void, 14 June. 

Bill for regulating them, ordered, 12 Sept. 

Ellis, Thomas, ordered into Cuttody for affifting Miles Corbett 
to efcape, 31 May. Difcharged, 13 June. 

Eljinge, laces, Efq; late Clerk of the Houfe, Order for con- 
ferring 5004, — his Children, 27 Dec. 

Ely and Lincoln Diocefes, Claufe offered, for exempting Reéto- 
ries therein out of the Bill for endowing Vicarages, not 
received, 30 Nov. 

Emot, Lancelot. Vide Provoft-marfhal. 

Englifh, Mrs. her Petition referred to the Committee for publick 
Debts, 18 Dec. Report, and Order thereon, 29. 

Entries, forcible, Order againft them read, and referred to a 
Committee, 26 May. Reported, and re-committed, and to 
be put into the Form of a Proclamation, 28. Proclamation 
reported, and agreed to, and fent to the Lords, 29. Agreed 
to by them, with an Amendment, and Amendment agreed to, 
eod. die. 

Fftates, {equeftered, Committee to confider of them, 22 May. 

Evefham Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
12 July. 

Ewers, \faac, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Exchequer. Vide Debts. 

Excise, Complaint of Inconveniencies in collecting it, and Order 
for Redrefs thereof, read, and Declaration for bringing it in, 
to be drawn, 23 May. Reported, and agreed to, and fent 
to the Lords, eod. die. Agreed to by them, with Amendments, 
and Amendments agreed to,24 May. ‘To be printed, 25. 
—Petition of the Farmers of the Excife and Cuftomsin Ire- 
Jand, read, and referred to a Committee, 23. Committee of 
Supply to confider of them, evd. die. Select Committee ap- 
pointed to prepare Bills relating thereto, 28 May. Eftimate 
of good Debts due to the Excife, and Obfervations thereon, 
reported, et Not to be pardoned by the Act of Oblivion, 1 
June. Bills for continuing the Excife and Cuftoms, to be 
brought in, 15. Bill for continuing them till 29 Sept. 1660, 
read twice, and committed, 19.—Bill for continuing the Ex- 
cife from 24 June to 25 Dec. read twice, and committed, 
20.—Bill for collecting the Excife and new Impoft till 10 
Auguft 1660, read twice, and Debate thereon adjourned, 21 
July—Bill for continuing the Excife, with a Blank for the 
Time, ordered, 23. Read twice, and committed, reported, 
and to be ingroffed, eod. die. Pafled, 24 July. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 25. Royal Affent, 28.—Another Bill for the 
Excife, prefented, and read, 3 Aug. Committed, and In- 
ftruGiions given to the Committee, 7. Bill debated in the 
Committee, 8 &amp; 10. Account to be given of the State of it, 
15 Nov. Given accordingly, 16. Committee revived, and Bill 
to be altered, purfuant to the Votes concerning the King’s Re- 
venue, 27. Prefented, and read, 14 Dec.—Bill for continu- 
ing the Excife till Chriftmas, ordered, 14 Aug. Read twice, 
and committed, 15. Reported, 16. To be ingroffed, 18. 
Paffed by both Houfes, and Royal Affent given thereto, cod. 
die. To be printed by the Printers to the Houfe, 21 Aug. 
Declaration concerning the Rules to be followed by the Com- 
miffioners named therein, 6 Sept.—Report touching Obftruc- 
tions in collecting the Excife, and King to be moved for a 
Proclamation salutes thereto, 7. Vide Addrefs—Bill for 
giving further Power to the Commiflioners, read twice, and 
committed, 8. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 10. Paffed, 
eod. die.—Declaration, that Goods, diftrained for Non-payment 
of Excife, are not repleviable, and Lords Concurrence thereto 
fignified, 13.—Committee to bring in an Account of Debts 
charged upon the Excife, 16 &amp; 27 Nov. Vide Debts.—Refo- 
lution for fettling a Moiety of the Excife of Beer and Ale, and 
other Liquors, upon the Crown, in lieu of the Court of Wards, 
Tenures, and Purveyance, 21. Vide Wards. The other Moiety 
to be fettled towards the King’s Revenue, for Life, 27. Bill for 
that Purpofe, read twice, and committed, 13 Dec. Reported, 
and to beingroffed,14. Paffed,17. Agreed to by the Lords, 
21. Royal Affent, 24.—Bill for bringing in the Arrears of the 
Excife, ordered, 18 Dec. Read twice, and committed, 21. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 22. Read Third time, 27. 
Sums, charged upon the Excife, to be inferted, 28. Farther 
Proceedings thereon, 29. 

Exeter Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 4 June. 

— Articles of. Vide Stowell. 

-—— Clothiers. Vide Devon. 


Vou. VII. 








13° &amp; 14° Car. II. Parl.2. Sef. 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1664, 


E LECTIONS, Rules, made t'se laft Parliament, relating 

thereto, to be brought in, 10 May 1661. Committee ap- 
pointed, 11. To forbear fitting for a Time, 1 Mar. 

controverted. Vide St. Albans, Bath, Bedford, Bedwin, 

Beeralfion, Bewdley, Bodmin, Boffin , Bofton, Brackley, Bram- 

ber, Brecon, Brijiol, Camelford, Cardiffe, Cardigan, Chi 

penham, Clithero, Downton, Gloucefterfhire, Haslemere, Hae 
verford-wek, Hereford, Heytefbury, Ilchefer, St. Ives, Lei- 
cefter, Leimfter, Ludlow, ‘Malton, St. Mawes, St. Michcel, 

Milborne Port, Montgomery, Newport, Northampton, Not- 

tinghamfhire, Poole, Prefion, Radnor, Richmond, Southwark, 

Stamford, Stockbridge, Sudbury, Taviftock, Truro, Wareham, 

Weftminfter, and Windjor.—Right of Eleétion for Haflemere, 

reported,.20 May; for Poole and Wareham, 15 June; for 

Downton, 3 July; for Stamford and Windfor, 6; for Truro, 

20; for Tavistock, 17 Dec. for St. Ives and Prefton, 18; 

for St. Albans, 25 Jan. for Clithero, 4 Feb. for Sudbury, 7; 

for Ludlow, 26; for Bewdley, 28 Apr—An Ele¢tion re- 

nounced by the Perfon returned, 16 May, 1661.—Made, 
pending a Petition concerning a former, to be confidered by 

the Committee, 1 June. Report; and declared void, 15: 

—Hearing put off, proper Notice not having been given to 

one of the Parties, 11 Jan—Election of a Perfon in Orders 

declared void, 17 Jan.—not avoided, by Denial of the Poll to 

a Candidate, being a Prifoner in Execution, 22 Mar.—Hear- 

ings, where the Parties cannot be ready, to be adjourned, 

2g Apr. 

Bill to prevent Abufes therein, read, 5 June. Com- 

mitted, 25. 

Ely, Bithop of, Bill to confirma Leafe made by him to Elizabeth 
Barker, and others, read, and Meffage to him thereupon, 15 
Feb. His Anfwer reported, 27. 

Engagement, Aéts for fubfcribing it, to be burnt, 27 May, 
1661; &amp; 9 Apr. 1662. 

Enyon, Sir James, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 8 Feb: Com- 
mitted, 14. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 7 Mar. Paffed, 
8. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 3 Apr. 

Etherick, Anthony, Bill to fell Lands, read, 23 Nov. Commit- 
ted, 2 Dec. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6. Pafled, 11. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 14Jan. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 22. 

Excife, upon Beer and Ale, and other Liquors, to be incréafed 
to 400,000/. per Annum, and Lord Treafurer to fend Com- 
millions for infpecting it, 23 July. Committee to confider of 
Means for improving it, 18 &amp; 28 Jan. Returns, touching the 
Produce of it, to be made by the Members for the feveral 
Counties, 3 Feb. Report, and Committee to receive Propo- 
fals for advancing it, 18. Queftion, for a Bill to make it gene- 
ral on all Beer and Ale, Neg. eod. die. Committee of the 
whole Houfe to confider of the Advance of it, 21 Feb.—Bill 
for invefting the King with the Arrears of it, not pardoned, 
read twice, and to be ingroffed, 27 July. Paffed, eod. die. 
—Bill to prevent Frauds therein, read, 15 Mar. Queftion 
for Commitment, Neg. and new Bill to regulate it, ordered, 
21. Read, 28 Apr. 1662. Committed, 7 May. 

Exeter, Merchants and Clothiers, their Petitions read, and re- 
ferred to the Committee for Trade, 22 June, &amp; 6 July. 

Stuffs, Bill to prevent Abufes in making them, read, 8 

Feb. Committed, 28. 

Houfe. Vide London. 











15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


ELECTIONS, Committee appointed, 18 Feb. 
controverted. Wide Bofton, Cardigan, Haverford- 
weft, Northampton, and peering of Election for 
Northampton, reported, 9 Apr. for Bofton,; 15 May; for 
Haverford-wett, 23. ' 

Bill for Redrets of Abufes therein, read, 20 Feb. 

Enfield Chace, Bill for Relief of the Poor there, read, 12 Mar. 
Committed, 14. Petition referred, 2 Apr. 

Error, Writs of, Bill, from the Lords, to prevent Abatements 
thereof upon Judgments in the Exchequer, 11 Apr. Read, 2 
May. Committed, 4. 

Exchequer, Bill to confirm Two Decrees thereof, read, 2 Apr. 
Committed, 4. 

Excife, Committee to infpeét the Revenue arifing thereby, and 
feveral Petitions referred, 4 Apr. Report touching the Value 
of it, 4 June—Order for compelling Payment thereof, 14 
Apr. Bill, touching the Arrears thereof, prefented, 15 May. 
Read, and debated, and new Bill ordered, 22. Read, 16 
June. Committed, 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 24 
July. Paffed, 25—Bill for regulating it, read, 4June. Com- 
mitted, 1 July. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 11. Paffed, 
20. Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and 
held, and Report apecting pales pompous 2 mare sis ong 

ings thereon, 23. Free Confe . 
by the Lords, and Procee ngs » 23 rte me 











INDEX @o th Etcuru VoLuMeE. 


ed with the Lords thereon, agreed to, 24. Another 

am Conference, defired by the Lords, agreed to, and their 
reported, 25. y) 

PA oy Petition rs thence, complaining of the Violation of the 
AG of Navigation, read, and Order thereon, 10 July. 


16° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


Kk4 ST INDIA Company. Vide Trade. 7 
Eleétions, Committee appointed, 21 Mar. Petitions refer- 
red, 5 Apr. 5 &amp; 13 May. 
controverted. Vide Bedford, and Northampton.—Right 

of Election for Northampton, reported, 26. 

Bill for regulating them, read, 19 Apr. 

Error, Writs of, Bill, from the Lords, to prevent Abatements 
thereof upon Judgments in the Exchequer, 29 Mar. Read, 1 
Apr. Committed, 2. Reported, and paffed, 5. 

Excifé, Bill for better collecting it, ordered, 29 Apr. 

Executions, Bill to prevent Delays therein, read, 5 May. 








16° 17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 4. A. 1664. 


E LECTIONS, Committee appointed, 24 Nov. Petitions 

referred, 25 Nov. 7 &amp; 23 Feb. 

controverted. Vide Bedford, and Berwick. 

Ely, Mle of. Vide Cambridge. 

Epworth and Gringley Commons, Bill for fettling them, read, 
8 Dec. Committed, 12. 

Equity, Courts of, Bill to regulate Proceedings therein, read, 
20 Feb. To be ingrofled, 22. Pafled, 23. 

Ejjex, County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affeffment, 
24 Jan. 

Ejiates, Bill to remove Inconveniencies relating thereto, read, 
14 Dec. 

Excife, Bill to explain an A&amp; touching it, read, 21 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 25. Pafled, 27. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 1 Mar. 

Executions. Vide Judgments. 

Exeter. Vide Devon. 





17° Car. Il. Parl.2. Sef 5. A. 1665. 


ELE CTIONS, Committee appointed, 11 Oct. 

controverted. Vide Gray, Harwich, and St. Ives, 
—Hearing of them adjourned till the next Seffion, 30 &amp; 31 
O&amp;. 

Efcapes, Bill for Relief of Creditors in Cafes thereof, read, 24 
O&amp;. Committed, 25. 





18°&amp; 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. A, 1666. 


ELEC T'IONS, Committee appointed, 21 Sept. Petitions 

referred, 24 and 26 Sept. 16 Oct. &amp; 7 Dec. 

controverted. Vide Berwick, Brifiol, Peterborough, 

Plympton, Somerfet, Weymouth, and Winchelfea. 

——— Bill to prevent Abufes therein, ordered, 27 O&amp;. 
17 Jan. 

Eleétors, Bill for qualifying them, read, 17 Jan. 

Lfcapes, Bill for Reliet of Creditors in Cafes thereof, read, 1 Oct. 
Committed, 17 Nov. 

Eyflates, perfonal, how to be taxed in the Poll-bill, 17 Nov. 
—tfor Tie Bill, from the Lords, to prevent Inconveniencies 
by Want of Proof of the Deceafe of the Perfons, upon 
whom they depend, 25 Jan. Read, 5 Feb. Committed, 6. 
Reported, with Amendments, 7. Other Amendments made 


thereto, and Bill paffed, 8. Amendments agreed to by the 
Lords, eod. die. 





Read, 


12° Car. II. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


AST to be kept by both Houfes, and Preachers appointed, 
25 Apr.—Committee to prepare a Petition to the King for 
one, 6 Nov. 

Faunt, Geo. Bill to fell Lands, read, 20 Aug. Committed, 15 
Noy. Reported, and to be ingrofled,, 5 Dec. Paffed, 8. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 21. 

Fees, in Courts and Offices, Committee to confider of them, and 
of the Burden upon Sheriffs in pafling their Accounts, 25 Aug. 

Fens, great Level of, Bill from the Lords, for draining them, 
1 Sept. Read, 3. Committed, 4. Petitions referred, 4 Sept. 
&amp; 19 Nov.—New Bill read twice, and to be ingroffed, 7 Sept. 
Pafled, 11. Another Bill read, 26 Nov. Cnaninied, and 
Petitions referred, 29. 


~ Bill, from the Lords, for draining Lindfey Level, 8 
ec. 


Field, John, fent for in Cuftody, for printing Bills before the 
Houfe, 24 Aug. Difcharged, 11 Sept. _ 

Fifheries, Committee for Trade to confider of them, 8 Nov. 
Bill for Encouragement thereof, read, 10 Dec. Committed, 18. 
Reported, and tobe ingroffed, 21. Pafled, 27. 








Fitzharris, Sir Edward, fent for in Cuftody, 22 May. To be 
examined by a Committee, 1 June. | 

Fleetwgood, Colonel Charles, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 
18 June. Left out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 


Aug. 





Geo. excepted, 9 June. Surrenders, 16. Inferted in 
the Claufe for fufpending Execution, in cafe of Attainder, 


28 Aug. 

Forth, Mi. offers to advance 500/. for Sir John Greenvile, and 
Thanks given him thereon, 5 May. 

Fox, Geo. fent for in Cuftody for a Riot at Harwich, 21 May, 

Foxwift, Mr.Committee to confider of his giving Evidence at 
the Lords, 28 July. 

Freeman, Colonel, his Petition referred to the Committee of Pri- 
vileges, 22 May. 

Fry, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Furlow, Mr. Committee to confider of an Information concern- 
ing him, 16 May. Report, 17. 


13° &amp; 14° Car. II. Parl. 1. Seff?1. 


Peace, 23 July. 

Faft, King to be moved to appoint one, and Lords Concurrence 
therein reported, 31 May. His Anfwer communicated, 6 
June. Perfons appointed to preach thereon, 7. Another Fatt 
to be folemnized by the Houfe, and Preachers appointed, 
11 Jan. 

Fee-farm Rents, Bill to recover Arrears thereof, read, 10 Mar. 


Fees, in Courts of Juftice, &amp;c. Committee to confider of them, 


20 June. 

of the Officers of the Cuftoms, Table thereof to be pre- 

pared, 6 Feb. Vide Cujloms. 

Fens, called Ancolne Level, Petition of Sir John Munfon, and 
others, concerning them, read, 14 May, 1661. Bill for con- 
firming Decrees relating thereto, read, 16. Committed, 22. 
Reported, and re-committed, 10 July. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 20 Feb. Paffed, 27. 

Great Level of, Petition of Sir Wm. Platers, and others, 
relating thereto, and Two Bills concerning it, read, 15 May, 
1661. Committed, and feveral Petitions referred, and Mem- 
bers interefted, not to vote at the Committee, 24. Order rec- 
tified, 28. Counfel for the Parties interefted, to be heard at the 
Bar, 12 July. Order for Witneffes, 29 Nov. Counfel heard, 
2&amp; 17 Dec. Farther heard, and Bill on behalf of the Earl of 
Bedford, and others, re-committed, and Counfel for Colonel 
Sandys and Sir Wm. Terringham to be farther heard, 16 Jan. 
Heard, 25 Jan. &amp; 1 Feb. Debate, and Refolutions thereon, 
5 Feb. Both Bills to be drawn into one, 7. Reported, 9 
Apr. 1662. Amendments confidered, and Bill re-committed, 
29. Reported, 12 May. A temporary Bill tendered, and 
rejected, eod.die. Amendments farther confidered, and Claufe, 
relating to the Judicature to be ere¢ted, committed; 13 May. 
King’s Meflage, recommending a temporary Ad, 15. Bill 
for that Purpofe, fent from the Lords, 17.—Bill for continu- 
ing an Aét for draining it, read, 5 &amp; 12 July. Provifo touch- 
ing the King’s Intereft in 10,000 Acres, twice read, and Bill 
and Provifo committed, 12. Declaration touching the Rights 
of the Parties interefted, cod. die. Bill reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 16 July. Pafled, 17W—Care of the Level recom- 
mended to the King, 19 May. 

Bill for better ordering divers Fens in Lincolnfhire, read, 

20 June. Committed, 27. Petition of Sir Hen. Heron, and 

others, relating thereto, read, and referred, 28. Parties to 

have Notice of the Adjournment of the Committee, and to have 

Accefs to Papers, &amp;c. 20 July. 

Bill, from the Lords, for draining Lindfey Level, 2¢ 

June. Read, 3 July. Committed, and Members interefted, not 

to vote at the Committee, 5. Parties to have Notice of their 

Adjournment, and to have Accefs to Papers, &amp;c. 20 July. 

Order, concerning Members interefted not voting, explained, 

26 Nov. All, except thofe interefted, to have Voices, 28. 

Chairman to open Papers delivered to him, and Parties to have 

Copies of them, 5 Dec. Sir Charles Hussey to be heard, by 

Counfel, at the Bar, 10. 17. &amp; 30, Apr. 1662. Heard, 2 &amp; 

10 May. Bill reported, 12. Report to be confidered, 14. 

Care of this Level recommended to the King, 19. 

— Committee to perufe the Ac for pay | certain Fens, 
undertaken by Mr. Lovell, and to bring ina Bill for better 
Performance thereof, 29 Nov. 

Bill, from the Lords, for fettling Hatfield Level, 5 Dec. 

Read, 14. Committed, and Petitions referred, 10 Jan. Other 

Petitions referred, 13 Feb.—Biill for fettling Differences be- 

tween the Participants, to be read, 17 Jan. Read,and laid afide 

for a time, 21. Caufe to be heard at the Bar, 13 May, 1662. 

Bill, from the Lords, for eftablifhing the Level drained 

by Sir Anthony Thomas, 5 Dec. Read, 14. Committed, 

22 Jan. Tranimitted to another Committee, 20 Feb. 























Ferrers, Anne, Bill to naturalize -her, and others, read, * * 


Committee revived, 29. Several 
Perfons 


Committed, 27 June, 


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Perfons to be inferted, 16, 17,18. &amp; 27, Jan. 5, 6, 8. 13, 14. 
17. &amp; 25, Feb. &amp; 5 Mar. Bill reported, and re-committed, 
7 Feb. Paffed, 8 Mar. 

Fines upon Originals, and Damage-clere, Bill to take them 
away, read, 29 June. Committed, 6 July. Order for the 
Report, 7 May. 

Objection to the Jurifdiction of the Houfe, in the Cafe 
of Fines, over-ruled, 13 Jan. . 

Fifhing Trade, Bill to confirm Letters Patents concerning it, 
read, 5 Mar. Committed, 10. 

Flax, and Hemp, Bill for planting them, read, 22 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported, and re-committed, 29 Apr. &amp; 14 





ay. 

Fleet, Warden of, to bring a Prifoner in his Cutody to the Bar, 
29 June. 

Meal, George, his Name ftruck out of the Bill for execut- 
ing attainted Perfons, 21 Jan. 

Fowke, Alderman, reprehended on his Knees, for reflecting 
upon the Proceedings of the Houfe, 13 Mar. 

Framlingham Manor. Vide Hitcham. 

Fulham Road. Vide Parfons Green. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef?2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


AST, King to be moved to appoint one, and Lords defired 
to concur therein, 6 July. Their Concurrence reported, 11. 
King’s Anfwer communicated, 18. 

Felons. Vide Rogues. 

Fens. Vide Bedford Level, Hatfield Level, Lindfey Level, and 
Norfolk.—Bill for reftoring to the King 8,000 Acres of Fen 
Lands in Lincolnfhire, read, 7 Apr—Committee to perufe 
the Act for draining Fens in Lincolnfhire, undertaken by Mr. 
Lovell, and to bring in a Bill to perfeét it, 22 June. 

Fifh, Bill to preferve the Spawn thereof, read, 6 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 9. 

Fifhing Trade, Claufe for regulating it, to be added to the Bill 
for Advancement of Trade, 4 June. Offered, and Bill, to the 
fame Purpofe, ordered, 13. Read, 17. Committed, 25. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 2 July. Paffed, 8. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed 
to, 24. 

Fitton, Mr. his Petition tendered, 20 July. Read, 23. 

Flax, and Hemp, Bill for fowing them, ordered, 28 Feb. Read, 
27 Mar. 

Fleet, Bill to enlarge the Power of the Law martial therein, 
read,10 Mar, Committed, 13. Reported, and Negative put 
upon the Queftion for Ingroflment, 17. 

Prifon, Warden thereof, to attend about repairing Weft- 
minfter-hall, 31 Mar. To produce his Title to the Shops 
here, 7 Apr. 

Fowler, Walter. Vide Patents. 


16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


fa LMOUTH Church, Bill, from the Lords, to make it 
parochial,6 May. Read, 7. Committed, 9. Reported, 
with Amendments, 10. Paffed, 11. Conterence, defired by 
the Lords thereon, held, and Amendment, made by the 
Lords to one of the Amendments, reported, and agreed to, 13. 
Felt-makers, Bill concerning them, read, 21 Apr. Committed, 29. 
Fleet, Warden of, to bring a Prifoner in his Cuftody to a Com- 
mittee, 21 Apr. 


16°&amp; 17° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef 4. A. 1664. 


A ST, King to be moved to appoint one, and Lords to be 

defired to concur therein, 28 Feb. Conference held for 
that Purpofe, and their Concurrence reported, and Committee 
of both Houfes to attend the King thereon, 1 Mar. His An- 
{wer reported, 2. 

Fees, in Courts, Bill to regulate them, read, 13 Dec. Commit- 
ted, 17.—Committee to examine the Amount of the Fees at 
the Exchequer, upon paying and iffuing the Supply, 18 Jan. 

Felons de fe, Bill concerning them to be read, 6 Fev. 

Felt-makers, Bill concerning them, read, 5 Dec. 

Fifhing, Bill to prevent Abufes therein, read, 25 Nov. Com- 
mitted, 29. 

Fuel. Vide Wood. 


17° Car. Il. Parl.2 Seff.5. A. 1665. 


ELONY. Vide Treafon. 
Fifh, foreign. Vide Cattle. 
—* Committee to infpect the Laws concerning them, 19 





18° § 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 6. A. 1666. 


F4 NCE, Bonham, Efq; Bill to make good a Recovery, 


fuffered by him, read, 12 Oét. Committed, 18, Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 31. 


Fane, Sir Vere. Vide Peterborough, 
Vou. VIII. 


INDEX to the Ercutu VotumMeE. 


Fine, fet by the Houfe upon a Perfon ordered into Cuftody, and 
abfconding, 6 Feb. 
Fire, Bill for providing Utenfils for quenching it, ordered, 10 
Nov. Read, 23. Committed, 3 Dec. 
Fifh, foreign. Vide Cattle, 
—-— Bill to preferve the Fry and Spawn thereof, read, 5 O&amp;. 
Committed, 11. 
Fitzwilliams, Lord, his Petition referred to the Committee of 
Eletions, 26 Sept. 
Footmen, Order againft their being in the Lobby, or on the 
Stairs, 13 Oct. 
Fountaine, Serjeant, to be heard at the Committee upon the 
Bedford Level Bill, 22 Jan. 
Frampton, Mr. defired to preach, 24 Sept. Thanked, Sc. 11 Of. 
France, Bill to _— the Importation and Ufe of the Manufac- 
tures thereof, ordered, 8 O&amp;. Read, 17 Jan. Committed, 
22. Reported, and Amendments to be confidered, 1 Feb.— 
Addrefs for a Proclamation againft the Importation of French 
Manufactures, refolved, and Lords defired to concur therein, 
8 O&amp;. Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, held, and 
reported, 17. Their Anfwer to be confidered, 17. 19, &amp; 20. 
Debated, and Committee to prepare Reafons in Reply, 22. 
Reafons reported, and Conference defired with the Lords there- 
on, agreed to, eod. die. Another Conference, defired by the 
Lord, held, and Addrefs returned, with an Amendment, 30. 
Amendment agreed to, and Committee of both Houfes to at- 
tend the King with the Addrefs, eod. die. His Anfwer re- 
orted, 2 Nov.—Petition of Merehant Adventurers in the 
Trade of France, read, and Queftions thereon, Neg. 12 Jan. 
—of divers Merchants, trading to France, read, and referred 
to a Committee,.17. Report, and Refolutions thereon, and 
Lords to be defired to concur therein 22. Refolutions agreed 
to by the Lords, and to be prefented to the King, 28. Com- 
mittee of both Houfes to attend him therewith, 29. 
Franks, counterfeit, complained of, 6 Feb. 
Frazer, Dame Mary, Bill to naturalize her, and others, read, 
2 Nov. Committed, 16. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
15 Dec. Paffed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 24 Jan. Amendments agreed to, 31. 
Fuelling, Committee to examine the Abufes in advancing the 
Price thereof, 5 Jan. Report, and Addrefs for a Convoy for 
Coal-fhips refolved, 15. 


12° Car. Il. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 
G ARDNER, Maurice, his Petition read, and Order for 


charging 100. allowed to him, upon the Excife, 29 Dec. 

Gargrave, Dame Cath. Bill for avoiding a Leafe wrefted from 
her by Sir John Danvers, read, 11 Aug. Committed, 16. 

Garland, Auguftine, excepted out of the Bill¢f Pardon, as to 
Pains and Penalties, g June. Surrenders,1g9. Inferted in the 
Claufe for fufpending Execution, in cafe of Attainder, 28 
Aug. 

Gerrard, Wm. his Examination, touching Colonel White, re- 
ported, and Order for his Difcharge, 15 June. 

Gatton Ele&amp;ion, Report concerning it, and adjudged void, 
5 May. 

Ginn Dr. defired to preach, 25 Apr. Thanked, §c, 1 May. 

Gerrard, Lord, Bill, trom the Lords, to reftore him to his 
Efiates, 27 Aug. Read, 28. Committed, 29. Reported, with 
Amendments, and pafled, 5 Sept. 

Gewen, Mr. Vide Lands. 

Gilbert, Eliz. her Petition read, and referred to the Commiffion- 
ers for Church Lands, 16 Nov. 

Gloucefter, Duke of, Order for prefenting him with 5,000/. 
10 May. Money charged upon the Three Months Affeffiment, 
11. Order touching the Repayment of it to the Perfon 
advancing it, 17 May, &amp; 8 June. His Letter of Thanks read, 
and to be entered in the Journal, 7 June. Order for charging 
7,000/. for him upon the Excife, 1 Sept. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 3. Refolution touching the difbanding of his Regiment, 
6. Returns the Houfe Thanks by the Speaker, 8. 

Goffe, Wm. excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains and 
Penalties, 9 June. Excepted for Life, 9 July. 

Goods, feized without Authority, Complaint, and Orders there- 
upon, 21 May. ’ \ 
Goodwin, John, King to be oved form a Proclamation to call in 
his Book in Defence of the Sentence againft the late King, and 
Attorney-general to profecute him, 16 June. Sent for in Cuf- 
tody, eod. die. Excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 18 June. 

Lett out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. _ 

Goftwick, Sir Edward, Bill to provide for his younger Children, 
read, 23 July. Committed, 20 Nov. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 4 Dec. Paffed, 7. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. 

Government. Vide Kingdom.—Pertons, accufed of reviling it, 
fent for in Cuftody, 21 May. - 

Grantham Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 18 May. 


Grants of Honours and Offices. Vide Offices 
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INDEX 02 the 


Gray, Angell, his Petition referred to the Committee upon the 
Bill of Pardon, 23 May. Provifo, concerning him, read, and 
rejected, 7 July. é ; : 

Greenville, Sir John, delivers the King’s Letter and Declaration 
to the Houfe, 1 May. To receive the Thanks of the Houfe, 
and to be prefented with 500/. 2. Called in, and thanked ac- 
cordingly, 3- Order for charging the Money for him upon 
the Excife, 5. 

Greenwich Houfe, to be reftored to the Queen, 23 June. 

Greg, Wm. Committed to the Serjeant, for intruding into the 
Houte, 1 Aug. 

Grefingham, Robert, fent for in Cuftody, for a Riot at Har- 
wich, 21 May. 

Grey, of Grooby, Lord, not to be excepted out of the Bill of 
Pardon, as to his own Eftate, 9 June. Several Certificates 
in his Behalf, read, 11 Aug. His Name left out of the Bill, 
28. 

Grimfton, Sir Harbottle, chofen aker, 25 Apr. Vide Speaker. 

Guarum, Robert, Receiver for Cornwall, his Cafe referred to 
the Committee for the Army, 20 Aug. 


13° &amp; 14° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 
G AMING, Bill to reftrain it, read, 13 Jan. 


Gardiner, Mrs. her Petition, concerning a Debt due to her 
Huiband, read, 8 July. Cafe recommended to the King, 11 
July, 1661; and 19 May, 1662. 

Gipps, Richard, Bill for Sale of his Lands, read, 22 June. Com- 
mitted, 28. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 3 July. Paffed, 6. 

Glajs Bottle Patent, Bill for confirming it to be read, 26 Feb. 

Gloucefter, County, Eleétion, Report and Refolution concerning 
it, 19 Apr. 

Gold Suen dt Wire. Vide Lace, and Wire. 

Goldsmiths Wares, Bill relating thereto, read, 28 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 11 Mar. 

Government, Inftrument of, Search to be made for it in the 
Courts of Juftice, 14 May, 1661. To be burnt, 27. 

Greenfield, Mr. defired to preach, 7 June. 

Gregory, John, to be examined, touching a Letter figned by 
him, and Serjeant to bring him from Newgate in Cuttody, 
19 Feb. 

Grey Angel, Bill for Satisfaction of a Debt due to him from Sir 
John Danvers, read, 12 July. Committed, 20. 

Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, 11 May, 1661. Im- 
powered to fend for Witnefles, $c. 27. Report touching a 
Complaint againft the Serjeant, and Order thereon, 6 June. 
—touching the Ballaft Patent, 15 June. Vide Ballaft. 

Gueft, John, Bill for difpofing of his Charities, read, 16 Jan. 

Gunning, Dr. defired to preach, 13 May, 1661. Thanked, 


27. 
15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


G A MING, Bill againft it, brought from the Lords, and 

read, 24 July. Committed, 25. 

Gardner, Mr. Order about him renewed, 27 July. 

George, John, Complaint of his perfonating Mr. George, the 
Member, and Committee to examine it, and Meflage to the 
Lord Treafurer thereon, 21 Mar. 

Goldsmiths Wares, Bill concerning them, read, 20 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 23. 

Green, Tho. fent for in Cuftody, about a Paper delivered at the 
Door, 7 Mar. 

Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, 18 Feb. 

Grocers of London, Bill for incorporating them to be Governors 
of Whitney Free-fchool, read, 28 Feb. Committed, 5 Mar. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 16. Paffed, 1g May. Agreed 
to o = Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed 
to, 2 July. 

Gueft, ha Bill for fettling his Charities, read, 6 Mar. Com- 
mitted,9. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 31. Paffed, 3 Apr. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 12 May. 


16° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef: 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


G 4 MING, Bill, from the Lords, againft it, 4 May. Read, 
5. Committed, 6. Reported, with Amendments, and pafled, 


11. 
Glenham, Sir Sackvile, Bill for Sale of Lands, for Payment of his 
Debts, read, 23 Mar. Committed,24. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 4 May. Pafled, 6. 
Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, 21, Mar. 


16° € 17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 4. A. 1664. 


G LOUCESTE R, County, and City, Medium of the Rates, 
to be charged thereon in the Bill of Affeffment, to be pre- 
pared, 16 Dec. Sums inferted, 24 Jan. 
Srey, Thomas, Efq; his Petition referred to the Committee of 
eCtions, 7 Feb. 


Etcutu Vo.uumMeE. 


Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, 24 Nov. 


17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 5. A. 1665. 


G AME, Bill to preferve it, read, 1g O&amp;. Committed, 14. 
Reported, and re-committed, 19. 
Gray, Thomas, Efq; his Petition referred to the Committee of 
Elections, 20 Oct. 
Graziers, of Wilts and Berkfhire, their Petition read, and ad- 
journed to the next Seflion, 31 O&amp;. 
Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, 11 O&amp;. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. (1. Parl. 2. Seff.6. A. 1666. 


G ENTLEMEN, how taxed in the Poll-bill, 23 Nov. 
Godolphin, Sir Wm. his Petition read, and referred to the 
Committee of Elections, 1 O&amp;. 

Goring Houfe, Bill for Sale of it, read, 3 Nov. Committed, 10. 
Petition referred, 12 Dec. 

Gray, Mr. Committee of Eleétions ordered to receive his Peti- 
tion, 4 Oct. 

Grievances, Grand Committee appointed, 21 Sept. Mr. Tay- 
leur’s Petition referred, 2 Nov. Report touching the Lofs of 
it, and another prefented, and referred, 3. Orders concerning 
the fitting of the Committee, 24. Report, and Refolutions, 
touching Mr. Tayleur’s Complaint againtt Lord Mordant, and 
an Impeachment againft him ordered, 18 Dec. Vide Mordant. 

Grofvenor, Leicefter, Bill, from the Lords, to fell Lands, 16 
Jan. Read, 22. Committed, 25. Reported, and pafled, 31. 


12°Car. II. Parl.1. A. 1660. 


H4 BERDASHERS Company, Bill for incorporating 

them to be Governors of Mr. Adams’s Free-fchool at 
Newport, read, 4 Aug. Committed, 8. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 23. Pafled, 29. 

Haberthwaite, Mr. complained of, for obftruGing the Officers 
of Excife, 8 Sept. 

Hacker, Francis, Amendment, relating to him, made by the 
Lords to the Bill of Pardon, agreed to, 13 Aug. 

Hackney Coachmen, their Petition, and Bill to incorporate them, 
read, 21 Nov. 

Hales, Sir Edward. Vide Debts. 

flamilton, Sir Geo. Bill, from the Lords, for reftoring him to 
Lands in Ireland, 5 Dec. Read, 11. Paffed, 14. 

Hamond, Thomas, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Harley, Colonel, Governor of Dunkirk, his Petition to the Coun- 
cil, read, 29 June. 

Harrington, Sir James, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 
9 June. His Petition referred to the Committee upon the Bill 
of Attainder, 17 Nov. His Letter to the Speaker, and Peti- 
tion inclofed, delivered in, 29 Dec. 

Harrifon, Colonel Thomas, to be fent up in Cuftody, 11 May. 
Order concerning his Horfes feized, 19. To be kept clofe 
Prifoner in the Teall 21. excepted, for Life and Etiate, 
out of the Bill of Pardon, 5 June. Leave to the Minifter of 
St. Faith’s to vifit him, 9 July. 

Harvey, Colonel Edmund, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 
9g June. Surrenders, 19. Inferted in the Claufe for fufpend- 
ing Execution, in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Harwich, Bill for maintaining a Minifter there, read, 14 July. 
Committed 23. Committee to fend for Witneffes, &amp;c. 26.— 
Petition from Harwich, touching a Debt for fick and wounded 
Soldiers and Seamen, read, and referred to a Committee, 14 
Dec. Vide Sea-ports. 

Haverford-weft Eleétion, Report concerning it, and declared 
void, and new Writ anh 4 29 June. 

Helfton, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 5 
May. Further Report, and Eledion declared void, and new 
Writ ordered, 27 June. The other Election to be examined 
by the Committee, 3 Aug. Report and Refolution touching 
the Returns, 8.—touching the Eleétion, and Report re-com- 
mitted, 7 Nov. Further Report, and Refolution of Commit- 
tee difagreed to, 10 Dec. 

Henrietta, Princets, Order for prefenting her with 10,0007. 
6 Nov. Agreed to by the Lords, 7. Congratulatory Meflage 
to her on her Arrival, 6. Her Anfwer reported, 8. 

Hertford, Marquis of. Vide Somerfet, Dukedom. 

Hefilrig, Sir Arthur, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to 
Pains and Penalties, 13 June. Amendment, made thereto by 
the Lords, for excepting him for Life, difagreed to, 13 &amp; 24 
Aug. Not infifted on by the Lords, 25. 

Haveningham, Wm. Efq; Security to be taken for the fafe keep- 
ing of his Goods, 22 May. Surrenders, and excepted out of 
the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains and Penalties, 9g June. Quef- 
tion for reading his Petition, Neg. 25 Aug. Inferted in the 
Claufe for fufpending Execution, in cafe of Attainder, 28. 

Hewlett, Wm. excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 18 June. 
His Letters to the Speaker, and Petitions inclofed, delivered 
in, 29 Dec, 


Hewytt, 














INDEX ot the Er¢utu Votume. 


Hewyit, Dame Mary, her Petition read, 15 May. 

Hide, Francis, Bill to naturalize him, and others, paffed, 15 
Dec. Vide Oudart. 

Higham-ferrers Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
16 May. 

Sibi, Bill for repairing them read, 14 Nov. Committed, 
* *, infiruction, 27. Order for the Report, 1 Dec. 

Hills, Henry, taken into Cuftody, for printing Bills before the 
Houfe, 24 Aug. Releafed, 11 Sept. ‘ 

Hilton, Henry, Efq; Bill for incorporating the Lord Mayor, and 
Four Aldermen, to execute his Will, to be read, 11 Dec. 

Hindon, double Return, Keport and Refolution concerning it, 
3 May.—touching the Ele¢tion, 18. 

Hodder, John, Commiflary of Provitions in Ireland, his Peti- 
tion read, and referred to the Committee for publick Debts, 
17 Dee. 

Holland, Cornelius, to attend about the Crown Jewels, 15 May. 
Matter, communicated to the Houfe, relating to him, referred 
to a Committee, 16. Report, 17. Excepted out of the Bill 
of Pardon, for Life and Eftate, 6 June. 

John, Committee to receive, and confider of, a Propo- 
fition to be offered by him, 27 Nov. 

Holles, Denzel, Eig; one of the Meffengers appointed to carry 
the Anfwer to the King’s Letter, 7 May. Complains of an 
Afpertion caft upon him about his Speech to the Tan, and to 
vindicate himfelf by printing it, 2 June. 

Honours. Vide Offices. 

Honywood, Sir Robert, Order for Payment of Money upon Bills 
drawn by him, and other Commiflioners, in Sweden, 12 Dec. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 20. 

Horton, Thomas, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Houfe, goes to St. Margaret’s to hear a Sermon, and afterwards 
meets, 25 Apr. Orders about their receiving, and proceeding 
in, private Bufinefs, 25 Apr. 23 &amp; 31 Aug. 8 Sept. &amp; 26 Nov. 
Orders Sermons to be preached before them, 25 &amp; 26 Apr. 
&amp; 11 June. [iefolution touching the Heads of their Anfwer 
to the King’s Letter, and Committee to prepare it, 1 May. 
—to be printed, eod. die. Anfwer reported, and agreed to, 
with Amendments, 2 May. To be kept by the Clerk, and 
no Copies to be made of it, 3. Members to carry it, to be 
chofen by Ballot, and Comunittee appointed to infpect the 
Lifts, eod. die. Houte told, and Ballot taken, 5 May. Re- 
ported, 7. Committee appointed, to meet with a Committee 
of Lords, to prepare Inftructions for the Meflengers, 9. In- 
fiructions reported, and agreed to, and fent to the Lords, for 
their Concurrence, 10. Order touching the Return of the 
Metiengers eod. die. Inftructions returned from the Lords, 
with Amendments, and agreed to, eod. die. Anitwer and In- 
ftructions, delivered to one of the Meffeugers, 11 May. ‘To 
be printed, 14.—Books and Records, belonging to the Houfe, 
to be delivered to the Clerk, 8 &amp; 11.—Honfe to attend the 
Proclamation of the King, and Order touching the Proceflion, 
8.—Queftion for locking the Door, Neg. 15.—Letter from 
the Meiiengers, fent to the King, read, 23.—A Guard to at- 
tend the Houfe in their Paflage to Whitehall, upon the King’s 
Entry, 28. Form of the Procession, and Manner of their Ke- 
ception, 29.—Houfe attends the King in the Houfe of Peers, 
iJune; 28July; 18 &amp; 29 Aug. 13 Sept. &amp; 29 Dec.—fworn 
by the Lord Steward, and his Deputies, 4 June. Vide Oaths. 
—to attend the King, with their Declaration about laying 
hold of the Pardon, 7 &amp; 8.—accepts an Invitation to dine 
with the City, 21.—Proceedings not to be printed without 
Leave, 25. Vide Privileges.—Guard, attending the Houfe, 
to be withdrawn, 12 July.—Salvo, for afferting their fole 

Right of namingCommissioners in Bills,that charge the People, 
to be drawn, and entered in the Journal, 15 ini~Olies 
for their fitting in the Afternoon, 1 Sept. 10. 13. 15.17. 20. 
&amp; 27, Dec.—touching the Time of their meeting in a Morn- 
ing, 1 Sept. &amp; 18 Dec.—Committee to confider of Allow- 
ances to the Officers, 5 Sept. Inftruction touching the Print- 
ers, and Stationer, 6. Report, and Orders thereon, 11. Fur- 
ther Orders, 12 &amp; 13. Another Committee appointed for the 
fame Purpofe, 18 Dec. Report, and Orders thereon, 27.— 
Houle to be called, 6&amp; 12 Nov.—to attend the King with 
Thanks for his Declaration concerning ecclefiaftical Affairs, 6 
&amp; §.—Committee to make Enquiry concerning the Form of 
Prayer, tormerly ufed in the Houfe. 6. 

Howard, Sir Robert, Bill to confirm a Sale of Lands by him, 
read, 31 July. Committed, 7 Aug. 

Hughjon, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains, 
and Penalties, gJune. Excepted for Life, 9 July. 

Hutchinfon, Colonel John, his Letter to the Speaker, read, and 
to have Liberty on his Parole, 5 June. Expelled, and incapa- 
citated, but not to be within the Exception in the Bill of Par- 
don, 9g. Provifo offered thereto, concerning Money received 
by him from Sir John Digby, read twice, and committed, 7 
Ju. Reported, and re-committed, 9. Agreed to, 11.—Bill, 
froin the Lords, for fettling Lands, belonging to him, upon 
Lond —— and Sir Thomas Williamfon, 22 Nov. Read, 

on, Vill, 





11 Dec. His Petition read, and Queftion for reading the Bilf 
a Second time, Neg. eod. die. 


13° &amp; 14° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


H4 CK NEY Coaches, Bill to regulate them, read, 17 Dec. 
Committed, 19. Reported, and re-committed, 1 Feb. To 
be incorporated into the Bill for repairing the Streets, 14. 

Hamilton, Sir Geo. Vide Aéls. 

Harbin, Jon, Efg; Bill to fell Lands, read, 16 May. Com- 

: gy 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 31. Paffed, 11 
une. 

Hardy, Dr. defired to preach, 23 Jan. Thanked, &amp;c. 31. 

Harrington, Mr. Vide Captives. 

Sir James, to be apprehended, 29 June. To be included 
inthe Bill of Pains and Penalties, 1 July. 

— Harbour, Bill for repairing it, read, and withdrawn, 
5 Apr. 

Haslemere, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning 
it, 17 May, 1661.—touching the Eleétion, and Bailiff fent 
for in Cuftody, 20. Reprimanded and difcharged, 21. 

Haslerig, Sir Arthur, Evidence againft him to be prepared, 2 
July. ‘To be produced at the Bar, 10. Produced accord- 
ingly, and Refolutions thereon, declaring him guilty of high 
Treafon, and for the Forfeiture of his Eftate, 11. His Name 
to be inferted into the Bill of Pains and Penalties, and King 
to be petitioned to reftore his Eftate, eed. die. Petition re- 
ported, 16 July. Sent to the Lords, 19. 

Hatfield Level. Vide Fens. 

Huverford-weft Election, Report concerning it, re-committed, 
4 Apr. 

Hearth Duty. Vide Revenue. 

Hemp. Vide Flax. 

Hereford, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
16 May, 1661. Further Report, and Election declared void, 
23 July. : 

Hertford, Marquis of, Bill to confirm the Ac for reftoring him 
to the Dukedom of Somerfet, read, 25 Nov. Committed, 26. 
Reported, and Copy of the Act to be brought in, 3 Dee. 
Debate refumed, and Bill to be ingroffed, 13. Paffed, 14. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 18, 

Hlejen, Charlotte and Catherine, Bill, from the Lords, to natu- 
ralize them, and their Children, 8 Apr. Read Firft tme, * *. 
Read a Second time, and ordered a third Reading, 14 Apr. 

Hewley, Mr. his Petition to be read, 10 Dec. 

Heytejbury, double Return, Report concerning it, and declared 
void, 17 May, 1661. 

Hlides, raw. Vide Leather. 

High-commiffion Court, Committee to perufe the A&amp; for taking 
itaway, 25 June. Bill to explain a Ciaufe therein, read, 29. 
Committed, 5 July. Reported, and re-committed, 10. To 
be ingrofled eod. die. Vafled, 13 July. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, 27. 

Highways, Billtor enlarging and repairing them, read, 2 fay, 
1661. Committed, 31. Reported,g Jan. Amendments con- 
fidered, 14. Farther Proceedings thereon, 7 &amp; 8 Feb. Con- 
fideration of them refumed, and Refolutions touching the Num- 
ber of Cattle to be ufed in drawing Carriages, and the Weight 
to be carried therein, and Bill re-commutted, 5 Apr. 1662. 
Reported, and Committee to perufe and fettle the Amendments, 
8. Tobe new-written, and farther amended, 11. Several new 
Amendments reported, and Bill re-committed, 12. Reported, 
and to be ingrotfed, 14. Read the Third time, and to be rec- 
tified according to a Vote then pafled, 19. Several other 
Amendments reported, and a Provifo added, and Bill paffed, 
and to be perufed by the former Committee, 24. Amend- 
ments, nade thereto by the Lords, confidered, and fome dif- 
agreed to, and Conference, defired with the Lords thereon, 
agreed to, 17 May. Free Conference, defired by the Lords, 
held, and reported, and Proceedings thereon, and Reafon, for 
difagreeing to Two Provifoes, added by the Lords, to be in- 
fifted upon at a Conference, 19. Report touching their ad- 
hering to one of their Amendments, and receding from the 
reft, and Amendment, infifted upon by the Lords, agreed to, 
eod. die. —Bill, from the Lords, tor repairing the Highways 
in and near Weftminfter, read, and laid afide, and another, 
for the like Purpofes, to be drawn, 24 July, 1661. Vide 
London and Wejfiminjier. : 

Hilton, Henry, Eiq; Bull for fettling the charitable Ufes of his 
Will, read, 13 Mar. Committed, 14. 

Hitcham, Sir Robert, Bill for “— Lands devifed by him to 
charitable Ufes, read, 21 May, 1661. Committed, 19 June. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 10 Apr. 1662, Pafled, 17. 

Holland, Parith of, in Lancathire, Bill for New-ereétion of it, 
and endowing the Rectory, read, 17 June. 

Houlford, John, Bill to fell Lands, read, 5 June. Committed, 22. 

HouJe, attends the King in the Houfe of Peers, 8 &amp; 10 May; 
8 &amp; 30 July; 20 Nov. &amp; 20 Dec. 1661; &amp; 19 May, 1662. 
—to be called, 11 &amp; 16 May, 1661.—to receive the Sacra- 

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INDEX to the Etcutn Vo.LumMe. 


ment, 13. Vide Sacrament.—to attend the King at Whitehall, 
13 May, &amp; 28 Feb. Meets, and adjourns for that Purpofe, 
13 May, &amp; 1 Mar.—Proceedings not to be | ere without 
Order, 14 May.—Houle called, 18.—to attend the Speaker to 
‘Church, 21.—Orders touching the Times of their proceeding 
upon Bufinefs, 10 June; 28 Jan. &amp; 1 Mar.—Certain Votes 
and Proceedings to be printed, 15 July, 1661; &amp; 13 May, 
1662.—To meet, for executing a Commiffion for taking the 
Subfcriptions of the Members for a Prefent to the King, 15 
July, 1661 —Petition of the Officers read, and Meflage tothe 
Lord Treafurer thereon, and Committee to confider of a Re- 
compence tothem,for their Attendance, 24.—Surveyor-general 
defired to open a Paffage to the Houfe, and make convenient 
Offices for keeping the Records, eod. die——Houfe adjourns 
upon a Queftion till the Afternoon, eod. die.—adjourned by the 
King’s Direétion, 30 July—Another Call ordered, 19 Dec. 
Put off, 9 Jan.—Objeétion to the Jurifdiétion of the Houfe in 
the Cafe of Fines, over-ruled, 13.—Houfe adjourns, without 
doing Bufinefs, 30.—Refufes to give their Reafons to the Lords 
for a Proceeding upon a Bill, 1 Feb.—Queftion for fitting at 
certain Times defired by them, Neg. 24 Mar.—Other Orders 
for calling the Houfe, 21 Apr. &amp; 5 Me. 1662.—Goes to the 
Houfe of Peers, upon the Pafling of Bills by Commiffion, 2 
May.—Another Petition of the Officers read, and Colleétion 
to be made for them, 16. 

Howard, Sir Robert, Bill to confirm Conveyances made by him, 
read, 24 May. Committed, 1 June. Reported, and Quef- 
tion for ingrofling it, Neg. 26 I’eb. 

——- Philip, Efg. Vide Quarrel. 

Hull, Bill for dividing Trinity Church there from Hafle, read, 
17 June. Committed, 29. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
17 July. Paffed, 22. Agreed to by the Lords, 17 Dec. 

Humiliation, Day of. Vide Faft. 

Hunt, ‘Thomas and John, their Petition read, and Bill to enable 
them to fell Lands, ordered, 20 May. Read, 21. Commit- 
ted 30. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14 June. Paffed, 18. 

Huntingdon, Earl of, Bill, from the Lords, to confirm a Sale of 
Lands, 21 Feb. Read, 4 Mar. Committed, 14. Reported, 
19. Pafled, 24. 

Hlufjey, Sir Charles. Vide Fens. 

Hutchinfon Colonel, Bill for raifing Money out of his Eftate, 
read, 8 June. Committed, 28. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 3 Feb. Queftion for its pafling, Neg. 22. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Self 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 

H4 BERDASHERS, of London, their Claim of felling 

Wines by Retail, to be confidered by the Committee for 
the Revenue, 8 Apr. Claufe, on their behalf, tendered to 
the Bill for Wine Licences, and rejected, 6 July. 

Hackney, Coachmen, their Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 13 Mar. Report, and Refolutions touching the 
Exactions of the Officers, and Order for profecuting them, 
30. Another Petition read, and referred to the Commiflion- 
ers, 27 July. 

HTallage, Duty. Vide Clothiers. 

Hatfield Level, Bill for fettling Lands therein, drained by Sir 
Cornelius Vermuyden, read, 26 Feb. Committed, 9 Mar. 
Parties to be heard at the Bar, 13 Apr. Heard, and Refolu- 
tions thereon, and Bill referred back to the Committee, 
5 May. Committee to receive all Petitions offered, 15. 

rT Eleétion, Report concerning it, and Retolution 
of the Committee difagreed to, and new Writ ordered, 23 
May. 

Hearths, and Chimneys, Committee to perufe the A for raifing 
a Revenue thereby, 6 Apr. ‘To confider of the Improvement 
of it, 9g May. Orders for bringing in, and infpecting, the 
Returns, 21 &amp; 26 May, &amp; 2June. Report of the Value of 
it, 4 June.—Bill for better collecting it, read, 15 July. Quef- 
tion for Commitment, Neg. 17.—New Bill read twice, and 
committed, 22. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 23. Pafled, 
24. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 25. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 27. 

ITerring Fithery. Vide Fi/hing Trade. 

Hertfordfhire Roads. Vide intra Highways. 

Highways. Vide London, and Watling-fireet-—Committee to 
ae 4 the Act for them, 23 Feb.—Petition for a Bill to re- 
pair Standon Highway, in Hertfordfhire, read, and Bill or- 
dered, 21 Mar. Another Petition, for a Bill to repair feveral 
Highways in Cambridgefhire, read, and Bill ordered eod. die. 
Bill read, 28 Mar. Committed, 31. Reported and to be 
ingroffed, 14 Apr. Paffed,6 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 20 May. Amendments agreed to, 21. 

Houfe, attends the King in the Houfe of Peers, 18 Feb. &amp; 27 
July.—to be called, 21 Feb. 14 Apr. 4.18.&amp; 25, May; &amp; 
i June.—attends the King at Whitehall, 28 Feb. 31 Mar. &amp; 12 
June.—called, 5 Mar. &amp; 4 May.—Complaint of Strangers be- 
ing admitted, and Back-door to be kept locked, 5 Mar.—Order 
for an Adjournment, 14 Apr.—Houte to folemnize the Anni- 
verfary of the King’s Reftoration, at St. Margaret’s Church, 


and Preacher appointed, 14 May.—goes to the Houfe 
Peers, upon the pafliag of Bills by Conmiffion, 3J The ae Ag 
ceedings not to be printed without Leave, 5.—Colleétion to 
be made for the Officers, 26.—To folemnize the Faft at St. 
Margaret’s, and Preachers appointed, 18 July. 

Howard, Sir Robert, Bill to confirm a Sale of Lands, read, 14 
May. Committed, 18. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 30 
June. Paffed, 3 July. 


16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


ACK NEY, Manor, Bill for fettling it, for Payment of 
the Earl of Cleveland’s Debts, read, 2 Apr. 

Hackney Coaches. Vide infra Highways. 

Hallage upon Cloth, Increafe of it voted an Obftruétion to T rade, 
and Bill to reduce it, ordered, 3 May. Read, g. 

Hearth-money, Bill for better colleéting it, ordered, 30 Mar. 
Ads relating thereto, and Bill for better colleéting it, read, 1 
Apr. Committed, 2. Confidered in the Committee, 5, 6. 
19 &amp; 20. ry ry fe and to be ingroffed, 20. Paffed, 26. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 6 May. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 9. 

Highways, and Streets, Bill to repair them, and regulate Hack- 
ney Coaches, read, 29 Apr. Queftion for committing it, 
Neg. 7 May. 

Houfe, adjourns, upon a Meflage from the King, 16 Mar. At- 
tends the King in the Houfe of Peers, 21 Mar. 5 Apr. &amp; 17 
May.—to be called, 21 Mar.—called 28.—attends the King 
at Whitehall, 27 Apr.—Colleciion to be made for the Officers, 
12 May. 

Tlyde-park Water, Bill concerning it, read, 30 Mar. Commit- 
ted, and Petition of Mr. Davyes referred, 2 Apr. Countel 
to be heard for the King, 10 May. 


16° &amp; 170 Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seff: 4. A. 1664. 


TTA CK NEY Coaches. Vide London. 

Hallage Duty, Bill to regulate it, read, 3 Dec. Commit- 
ted, 7. Reported, and Debate thereon adjourned, 25 Feb. 
Hallifax, Corporation, Bill to confirm Letters Patents thereto, 

read, 5 Dec. 

Hartlepoole Pier, Petition for a Bill to repair it, and Bill ordered, 
7 eb. Read, 9g. Queftion for committing it, Neg. 15. 

Hemp, and Flax, Bill to encourage the planting of them, read, 
14 Dee. 

Hereford, County, to be eafed in the Affeffment, 15 Dec. Re- 
folution touching the Sum to be abated, 13 Jan. Sum affeffed 
thereon, 24. 

Hertfordfhire Roads, Bill to continue the Act for repairing them, 
read, 23 Jan. Committed 24. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
1 Feb. Palled, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 18. Amendments agreed to, 25.—Sum charged upon 
the County in the Bill of Affeffment, 24 Jan. 

Higgons, Sir Thomas, his Petition read, and Bill ordered for his 
Relief, 14 Feb. 

Highways, Committee to perufe the Laws relating thereto, and 
bring in a Bill for repairing them, 26 Nov. Inftruction con- 
cerning the Road from London to Chefter, 5 Dec. Refolu- 
tions relating thereto reported, and agreed to, and Bill ordered 
thereon, 17 Jan. Read, 1 Feb. Committed, 11.—Bill for 
repairing the Highways in the Countiesof Bedford, Bucks, 
Northampton, and Warwick, to be read, 1 Dec. Rejeéted, 3. 
—Bill for repairing Highways in Hertfordfhire, read, 23 Jan. 
Vide antea Heriford/hire.—Bill, from the Lords, for repairing 
Highways in and near London and Weftminfter, 13 Heb. 
Vide London. : ue 

Houfe, attends the King in the Houfe of Peers, 24 Nov. g Feb. 
&amp; 2 Mar.—to folemnize the goth of January at St. Marga- 
ret’s, and Preachers appointed, 19 Jan. 

Hull, joined with York in the Affeffinent, 15 Dec. 

Hungerford, Sir Edward, Bill to fell Lands, read, 1 Dec. Com- 
mitted, 5. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. Pafled, 16. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 21 Jan. : 

Hunjton, Thomas, Bill to fell Lands, read, 6 Dec. Commit- 
ted, 9. 

Huntingdon, County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Af- 
feflment, 24 Jan. 


17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seff:5. A. 1665. 


H. ARWICH, Election, Hearing adjourned till the next 
Seffion, 30 O&amp;. er 

Heirs and Executors, Bill for fpeedy Recovery of their Rights, 
read, 13 O&amp;. Committed, 16.—New Bill read, 24. Com- 
mitted, 26. 

Hemp, and Flax, Bill to encourage the planting thereof, read, 
13 O&amp;. Committed, 16. Reported, and to be ingrofled, ° 
Paffed, 23. ' 

Houje, attends the King at Chrift-church, 10, 12. &amp; 31, O&amp; 


, 12 
















































































18° &amp; 19° Car. If. Parl. 2. Sef 6. A. 1666. 


H ABEAS Corpus. Vide Certiorar?’s. 

Harvey, Mr. a Popifh Prieft, to attend, 20 O&amp;. Sent for 
in Cuftody, 24. 

Hearth-money. Vide Chimney-money. 

Hemp, and Flax, Bill to encourage the wget thereof, read, 
10&amp;. Committed, 9. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 22. 
—Bill, from the Lords, to the fame Purpofe, 23. Read, 21 
Dec. Committed, 29. Reported, with Amendments, 4 Feb. 
Paffed, 7. ; 

Higgons, Sir Thomas, Bill to enable him to receive Money due 
to the Countefs of Effex, read, 8 O¢&amp;. Committed, 20. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, and Ordinance, relating thereto, 
to be produced, 21 Dec. Debated, and Negative put upon 
the Queftion for its paffing, 11 Jan. er 

Highways, Bill to continue the Act for repairing them, ordered, 
30 Oct. 

Hilton, Henry, Efq; Bill for fettling his Charities, read, 9 Jan. 
Cusbiiunel 11. Reported, 5 Feb. 

Hobbes, Mr. Vide Atheism. 

Holles, Lady, Bill from the Lords, to naturalize her, 22 O&amp;. 
Read, 2 Nov. Committed, 10. Reported, 19 Dec. Paffed, 
» © 

Honours and Titles, how to be taxed in the Poll-bill, 23 Nov. 

Hofpitals, and Free-fchools, Bill to regulate then, read, 22 Sept. 
Committed, 24. 

Houfe, attends the King in the Houfe of Peers, 21 Sept. 18 Jan. 
&amp; 8 Feb.—to be called, 21 &amp; 27 Sept. 1.8. &amp; 20, Oct. 15 
Dec. 12 &amp; 14 Jan. Called, 6 Nov. &amp; 14 Jan. Vide Members. 
—attends the King at Whitehall, 25 Sept. &amp; 5 Dec.—Orders 
about entertaining, and proceeding in, Bufinefls, 22 &amp; 29 
O@. 12, 13. &amp; 29 Nov. 4 Dec. 11. 16. 18, &amp; 19, Jan. 
—to receive the Sacrament, 29 Oct. Vide Sacrament.—{worn, 
6 Nov.—to intercede with the King to pardona Member for 
ftriking another in Weftminfter-hall, 3 Dec. Vide Saint 
John.—Order for a Call to be printed in the Gazette, 17 Dec. 
—Collection to be made for the Under-officers, 2 Jan.—Pro- 
ceedings interrupted by a Meflage trom the King, 18.—To 
fit whilft the Managers of an Impeachment are with the Lords, 


1. 

Meawd, Sir Philip, Report touching a Charge againft him for 
encouraging Papifts, 24 Nov. Cleared by the Houfe, and the 
Accufer to be apprehended, eod. die. Vide Leure. 

Huffey, Robert, Efq; Bill to fell Lands, read, * #. Committed, 
30 O&amp;. Reported, and re-committed, 9 Nov. 


19° Car. Il. Parl. 2. A. 1667. 


L OUSE, meets, and adjourns by the King’s Dircétion, 25 
July. 


12° Car. II. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


AM AICA, Method of fecuring it to be confidered by the 

*" Committee upon the Dunkirk Bill, 1 Sept. Provifion made 
therein for annexing it to the Crown of England, 11. 

Jefjop, Wm. Efq; chofen Clerk of the Houfe, 25 Apr. King 
defired to grant him a Patent, 11 Sept. His Confent thereto 
reported, 13. Lord Chancellor defired to fpeed it, 27 Dec. 
Vide Clerk, and Houfe. 

Jefuits. Vide Priefts. 

Jews, Order of Council for their Proteétion, recommended to 
the Houfe, and to be confidered, 17 Dec. 

Impeachment. Vide Drake. 

Impropriations. Vide Reétories. 

Inchequin, Lord, and his Son, Captives in Turkey, their Cafe 
to be confidered by a Committee, and recommended to the 
King, 12 June.—Bill for reftoring him to his Eftate, fent from 
the Lords, and read twice, and committed, 7 Sept. Reported, 
with an Amendment, and pafled, 8. 

Ingoldfby, Colonel Richard, thanked for his Services, 26 Apr. 
Claufe in his behalf, added to the Bill of Attainder, 7 Dec. 
Colonel, Henry, the reftoring of him to his Command 

referred to General Monck, 22 May. 

Intereft, Bill to reduce it to 6/. per Cent. read, 4 Aug. Commit- 
ted,8. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 20. Read Third time, 
and Committee to confider of Contraéis, made before its 
Commencement, 22. Report, and Bill amended, and paffed, 
eod. die. Sent to the Lords, 24 Aug. 

Jones, Colonel John, one of the late King’s Judges, his Com- 
mitment to the Tower by General Monck, approved, 2 June. 
Excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, for Life and Eftate, 6. 

Journals, to be weekly examined by a Committee, 1 May. 
—Committee to infpec&amp; the Acs and Orders therein, relating 
to the Government, eod. die. Order for the Report, 3 May. 
—Entries therein, read, 12 May, and 11 June. 

Joyce, Cornet, to be fecured, 14 May, and 7 June. 

Ireland, great Seal thereof, and Seals belonging to other Courts 





there, to be ufed till further Order, 8 May.—Addrefs of the 


Vou. VIII. 


INDEX ¢o th Ercutnu Votum:. 


Commiffioners to the Lords, defiring their Concurfeiice iti 
moving the King to call a Parliament there, fent from the 
Lords, and read, and a like Addrefs to the Commons read, 
and approved, 11. Order, made by the Lords thereon, read, 
and agreed to, 12.—Declaration, for apprehending Irifh Re- 
bels, prefented, and read, 23. Read a Second time, andanother 
to be drawn, 24. Reported, and Lords defired to concur 
therein, 25. Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, agreed 
to, and held, 26. A Proclamation, propofed by the Lords 
inftead of it, reported, and agreed to, with Amendments, 28. 
Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 29.—Refolutions touch- 
ing the Rates to be fet upon Irifh Cattle imported, 20 July 
Queftion for refuming the Debate thereon, Neg. 21. Refolu- 
tion for adhering to the former Votes, 25. 

Ireton, Henry, to be attainted by AG of Parliament, 15 May. 
His Body to be taken up, and hanged at Tyburn, 4 Dec. 

Alderman, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 13 June. 
Left out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 

Judges of the late King. Vide Charles I. 

Judicial Proceedings. Vide Courts. 

Ives, St. double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
5 May.—touching the Election, 16 July. 

Jujftice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 

Officers of. Vide Declaration. 

high Court of, for Trial of the late King, Journal of 

their Proceedings read, 12 May. Committee to infpect it, 8 

June. Report, 9. ‘Io be fent to the Lords, at their Defire, 

20 July. Sent, 21.—Claufe, added by the Lords to the Bill 

of Pardon, for excepting the Perfons, who fat in the high Court 

of Juflice upon the Earls of Cambridge and Holland, and Lord 

Capell, difagreed to, 13 &amp; 24 Aug. Not infifted upon by the 

Lords, 25. Another Claufe, added by the Lords, touching 

Perions, fitting in high Courts of Juttice, amended, and agreed 

to, 13. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 17. 











13°&amp; 14° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


P L pe ESTER, Election, Petition concerning it, difiniffed, 

feb. 

Siletidipass Vide Bonelace. 

Impeachment. Vide Walter. 

Impropriations. Vide Advowfons. 

Innkeepers, and Victuallers, within the Bills of Mortality, Ac- 
count of them ordered, 23 Jan. 

Interefl, Bill for reducing it to 3 /, per Cent. for fuch as ferved 
the late King, read, 4 July. Vide Loyalijis.—Bill to authorize 
the taking of 10¢. per Cent. from the King, read, 13 Feb. 
Committed, 14. Confidered in the Committee, 15 &amp; 17. 
King’s Meffage concerning it, 18. 

Intejiates Efiates, Bill for fetiling them, read, 16 Apr. 

Journals of the long Parliainent, Committee to infpect them, and 
report what they think fit to be expunged, 14 May, 166. 
—Another Committee to perufe the Journal weekly, eod. die. 

Iron, Englith, Petition concerning it, read, and referred to a 
Committee, 19 Veb. Kefolution touching a Duty of gos. 
per Ton on foreign Iron, except Spanifh, reported, and De- 
bate thereon adjourned, 15 Mar. Queftion tor refuming it, 
Neg. 18. 

Judge, gives Evidence within the Bar, 25 Feb. 

Judges of the late King. Vide Regicides. 

Ives, St. double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
16 May, 1661.—touching the Election, 18 Dec. 

Juflice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 

oe high Court of, Act for ereéting it to be burnt, 27 May, 
1661. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


ACOB, Dame Elizabeth, Bill to naturalize her, and others, 
read, 1 June. Committed, 12. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 2 July. Pafled, 3. Agreed to by the Lords, 24. 
Jefuits. Vide Priejis. 
Impeachment againit the Commiffioners for Difcovery of Lands 
gained from the Sea, ordered, 20 June. 
Impiety, and Protanenefs, Bill againft them, ordered, 14 Apr. 
ead, 29. Committed, 30. Reported, and re-committed, 
16 July. 
Impropriutions. Vide Advowfons. 
Journals, Committee to infpect them every Week, 23 Feb. 
Irifh Cattle. Vide Catile. vans 


16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 3. A. 1663, &amp; 1664. 


J AMES, St. Bailiwick of, Petition of Inhabitants read, 
and Bill for dividing it from St. Martin’s, and ereéting a 
Church therein, ordered, 6 Apr. Read, 30. Committed, and 
Petition from St. Martin’s referred, 6 May. 
Iron-makers, their Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
upon the Clothiers Petition, 30 Mar. 
Juftice, Courts of. Vide Courts, 








IN DEX @o th Ercutu VoLume. 


to the Committee for the Revenue, 12. Agreed to, with 


16°X 17°Car. Il. Parl.2. Sef. 4. A. 1664, 


AMES, St. Bailiwick of, Bill for making it parochial, and 
building a Church therein, read, 29 Nov. Committed, 5 Dec. 

Interest. Vide King. 

Juckes, Thomas, Ef; Bill from the Lords, to fell Lands, 20 
Dec. Read, 12 Jan. Committed, 16. Reported, 6 Feb. 
Paffed, 15. 

Judgments and Executions, Bill to prevent Delays therein, read, 
24 Nov. Committed, 14 Dec. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 1 Feb. Paffed, 10. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, and one of them difagreed to, and Conference 
to be defired with the Lords thereon, 1 Mar. Amendment 
not infifted upon by the Lords, 2.—Bill to prevent arrefting 
and fuperfeding them, read, 7 Feb. Committed, 8. Reported, 
and re-committed, 10. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14. 
Paffed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and 
Amendments agreed to, 1 Mar. 

Juries, Bill to prevent Mifcarriages in them, prefented, and with- 
drawn, and to be fair written, 7 Feb. Read, 16. Committed, 
20. Reported, and re-committed, 21. Reported, 24. To be 
ingrofled, 25. Paffed, 27. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, 2 Mar. 

Justice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 


17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 5. A. 1665. 


IT VES, St. Election, Hearing adjourned till the next Seffion, 
31 Oct. 
Jujlice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 6. A. 1666. 


J* SUITS. Vide Priests. 

Impeachment, againft the Canary Company, Queftion for it 
not put, 29 Oct.—againft Lord Mordant, refolved, 18 Dec. 
Vide Mordant. 

Journals, to be infpected only by Members, 22 Oct. To be 
examined weekly by a Committee, 4 Feb. 

Trifh Cattle. Vide Cattle. 

Justice, Courts of. Vide Courts. 


12° Car. II. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 
KE EBLE, Serjeant, Quefiion for excepting him out of the 


Bill of Pardon, not put, 12 June. Excepted, 16. Left 

out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 

Kiffin, Mr. Complaint againft him, referred to a Committee, 16 
May. Reported, 17. 

Kildure, Earl of, to give Security for fafe-keeping of Mr. He- 
veningham’s Goods, 22 May. Order difcharged, 13 Sept. 

King, his Letter and Declaration to the Army, tent to General 
Monck, delivered in, and read, 1 May. Another Letter to the 
Houfe, with a like Declaration inclofed, prefented, and read, 
and Committee to prepare an Anfwer thereto, eod. die. Vide 
Houfe. Order for prefenting him with 50,000 /. and Com- 
mittee to treat with the City about borrowing it, eod. die. His 
Letters and Declaration to be entered in the Journal, and print- 
ed, eod. die. Letter to General Monck to be communicated to 
the Army, and afterwards returned to the Houfe, eod. die. His 
Letter to the Lords, with a like Declaration, communicated 
at a Conference, and Refolution thereon, eod. die. His Letter 
and Declaration to the City of London read, and Leave given 
to an{wer it, 2 May. Committee to confider of the Letter and 
Declaration fent to the Houfe, and to prepare Bills accordingly, 
3. Proceedings to go in his Name, where the Great Seal ne- 
ceflary, 5. Vide Seal. His Letter and Declaration to the 
Fleet read, and Leave given to return Anfwer thereto, 7. 
Orders for publick Thanks to be given for his Letters and De- 
claration, and for praying for, and proclaiming, him, eod. die. 
Form of the Prayer for him, and of the Order for publick 
Thanks, reported, and Lords defired to concur therein, eod. die. 
Agreed to by them, 9 May. Committee of both Houtfes to con- 
fider of the Time and Manner of proclaiming him, 7. Procla- 
mation reported, and agreed to, with an Amendment, and 
Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 8. To be figned by the 
Speakers of both Houfes, andaCopy of it tobe fent to the Lord 
Mayor of London, eod. die. To be printed, and fent into the 
Country, and to Ireland, eod. die. Report touching the Cere- 
monies to be ufed in proclaiming him, eod.die. Refolution 
concerning his og! Return, and Committee to confider of 
Preparations for his Reception, eod. die. Refolution fent to 
the Lords, and agreed to by them, g May. Orders touchin 
the Repayment of the Money advanced in Part of the 50,000 i 
voted for him, 10 &amp; 17 May, &amp; 8 June. Thanks given to the 
Members advancing it, 10 May. Report touching feveral 
Particulars neceffary for his Reception, and Council of State 
ordered to furnifh them, eod. die. Order againft committing 
Watte upon his Lands, brought from the Lords, and referred 


Amendments, and Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 17. 
Another Order to the fame Purpofe, 16 June. Committee 
of both Houfes to confer about the Manner of his Reception, 
14 &amp; 23 May. Farther Report touching the Preparations for 
that Purpote, and Orders made thereon, agreed to by the 
Lords, 15. Order for charging the Revenue with 30,000 /. 
for Repair of the King’s Houfes, and providing Requifites for 
his Reception, eod. die. Agreed to by the Lords, with Altera- 
tions, and an Ordinance, to the fame Effe@, to be prepared, 
and Council of State to give Orders for raifing the Money, eod. 
die. Order for charging 20,000 /. of it upon the Three Months 
Affefiment, and City of London defired to advance it, 16 May. 
A Teacher, charged with reviling the King, to be fecured, 
and Committee to receive Informations of all Batters reflecting 
upon his Safety, or Honour, 19. Several Informations delivered 
in, and referred to the Committee, 22. Eftimate of feveral 
other Neceffaries for his Reception, reported, and Council of 
State to provide them, 23. Order for borrowing 2,000 /. 
for his prefent Service, and feveral Members fent into the 
City, to procure it, 24. Report touching a Difficulty in 
obtaining it, and Members themfelves offer to lend it, 25. 
Order touching the Repayment of it, and Members thanked 
for advancing it, eod. die. Acongratulatory Letter to the King, 
upon his landing, to be drawn, eod. die. Account given of 
his near Arrival for England, eod. die. Letter reported, and 
to be fubfcribed by the Speaker, and fent, eod. die. King’s 
Letter to the Speaker, from Canterbury, read, 28 May. Meets 
the Houfe at Whitehall, 29. ‘To be moved for a Day of 
Thankfgiving for his Reftoration, 30. Vide Thankfgiving. 
His Antwer to the Speaker’s Speech to him, upon his Arrival, 
reported, eod. die. Appoints the Houfe to attend him at White- 
hall, 8 June &amp; 8 Nov. To be thanked, for the Proclamation 
againit Profanenefs, 8 June. Vide Addrefs. His Meflage, re- 
commending the fpeedy pafling of the Bill of Pardon, and 
Thanks returned h!m thereon, 18. To be printed, 20. Re- 
port touching feveral Neceffaries furnifhed for his Reception, 
and Order for Payment, 21. Order for allowing [ntereft for 
the 20,000/, advanced for that Purpofe, and charged upon the 
Affeffment, a1 July. Lords Concurrence to the Orders re- 
lating thereto, to be defired, 23. Votes carried to the Lords, 
go. King’s Anfwer to the Meflage about pafling Money-bills 
before thote for Redrefs of Grievances, reported 27. His Mef= 
fage concerning the Bill of Pardon, and the Settlement of 
his Revenue, communicated by the Lords at a Conference, 
and Thanks returned him thereon, 31. His Letter to the 
Bifhops, concerning the Augmentation of Vicarages, read, 
and Thanks returned him, and Subfiance of it to be inferted 
in the Bill for endowing Vicarages, 7 Aug. His Metlage, con- 
cerning the bad State of the Army and Navy, delivered, 9. 
Vide Army. Farther Report touching Neceffaries furnifhed for 
his Reception, and Order thereon, 16. Order for Payment of 
the Remainder of the 50,000 /. voted him, and Interett for the 
Money advanced, 22. His Declaration touching the Perfons 
concerned in the Death of his Father, communicated by the 
Lords at a Conference, and Thanks returned him, thereon, 23. 
His Mefflage concerning a Recefs, communicated by the Lords 
ata Conference, 31. Vide Parliament. Order for charging 
5,000 Z, upon the Excife, for Repair of his Houfes, 3 Sept. 
Refolution touching his Revenue, 4. Vide Revenue. His Mef- 
fage concerning the Duke of York and Gloucefter’s Regi- 
ments, and Refolution thereon, 6. Farther Report touching 
Neceflaries furnifhed for his Reception, and Order thereon, 
12. His Speech at an Adjournment of both Houfes, 13. His 
Meflage, concerning his Intention to diffolve the Parliament, 
communicated by the Lords at a Conference, 22 Nov. His 
Anfwer to the Meflage about fettling his Revenue, 29. His 
Letter on behalf of Sir John Lawfon, read, and Anfwer there- 


to, 18 Dec. His Speech at the Diffolution of the Parliament, 
29. 





- Bill for keeping the Anniverfary of his Reftoration, or- 
dered, 30 May. Read, 27 June. Committed, 2 Aug. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 11. Paffed, 16. 

Bill for making his Declaration, concerning ecclefiaftical 

Affairs, effectual, ordered, 6 Nov. Queftion, and Order about 
bringing it in, 24. Read, and laid afide, 28. 

Kingdom, Order for taking the Settlement of it into Confidera- 
tion, 27 Apr. Conference, defired by the Lords concerning 
it, agreed to, and held, and feveral Votes of the Lords, re- 
lating thereto, reported, 1 May. Vote, touching the funda- 
mental Government thereof, agreed to, and Committee to exa- 
mine, what Acts or Orders had been made inconfiftent therewith, 
eod. die. Orders for the Report, 3 &amp; 23 May.—Vote of the 
Lords, touching the tranfa¢ting of the Bufinefs thereof by a 
Committee of both Houfes, in the King’s Abfence, reported 
from a Conference, 21. , 

Kirkham, Reétory, Provifo on behalf of Mr. Clifton, in relation 
toa Leafe thereof, tendered to the Bill for rye? Leafes, 29 
Aug. Laid afide, and another Provifo added, 4 Sept. 





Knott 









































Knott, Lawrence, Examinations concerning him, reported, and 
Order thereon, 19 May. 


13° &amp; 14° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1661, &amp; 1662, 


ING, fends for the Commons to the Houfe of Peers, and 

makes a Speech to both Houfes, 8 May, 1661. Confe- 
rence defired by the Lords upon fome of the Matters contain- 
ed therein, 13. Vide Addrefs. His Mefflage concerning Sir 
John Mosley, 20. Order for confidering his Revenue, 21. 
Vide Revenue. A, renouncing his Title, to be burnt, 
27. His Letter, to quicken the pafling the Indemnity 
Bill, read, and his Leave to print it, defired, 22 June. To 


appoint Commiffioners for London in the Corporation A&amp;, 1 - 


&amp;2 July. His Intention of coming to pafs the A&amp; of Obli- 
vion, fignified, 6. His Meflages concerning a Recefs, 6 &amp; 20. 
Purport of his Speech upon pafling the Indemnity Ad, re- 
ported, 8. His Speech, at the re-affembling of the Parliament, 
reported, 20 Nov. Read, 21. His Meflages, concerning the 
collie in of the Commonwealth’s Money, and Thanks re- 
turned him thereon, 28 Nov. &amp; 16 Jan.—to the Speaker, con- 
cerning the Reftraint of a Member, going to fight a Duel, 
communicated to the Houfe, and Thanks returned thereon, 
° Dec.—to the Lords, concerning a Defign to difturb the pub- 
ick Peace, communicated at a Conference, 19. Vide Confpi- 
racy. His Speech, at the pafling of the 18 Months Affeffment, 
reported, 20. His Meflage, to ftay Proceedings upon the Bill 
for allowing Perfons, advancing hum Money, to take 10 J. per 
Cent. \ntereft, and Thanks returned him thereon, 18 Feb. Ap- 
points the Houfe to attend him at Whitehall, 28. His Speech 
there, reported, 1 Mar. Delivered to the Speaker in Writing, 
and read, and to be entered in the Journal, 3. His Meflage, 
recommending the Cafe of the Captives at Algiers, 7 May, 
1662.—concerning the Queen’s Arrival, and defiring the Dif- 
patch of publick ‘bufinels, communicated by the Lords at a 
Conference, eod. die—recommending the Difpatch of fome 
Bills, 10 &amp; 15 May. 
Bill for fecuring his Perfon and Government, read, 13 
May, 1661. Committed, 14. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
16. Read Third time, and Committee to pen a Provifo, to 
be added, 20. Provifo reported, and annexed, and {feveral 
other Provifoes added, and Bill pafled, 21. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, and fome of them difagreed to, 
and Conference to be defired with the Lords thereon, 28. 
Conference agreed to, 31. Free Conference, defired by the 
Lords, agreed to, and held, 5 June. Reported, and Amend- 
ments, with an Alteration to one of them, agreed to, and an- 
other free Conference to be defired with the Lords thereon, 6. 
Conference agreed to, and held, -8. Alteration agreed to by 
the Lords, 10.—Bill for providing Carriages for him in his 
Progrefs, read, 25 June. Committed, 26. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 10 July. Paffed, 13.—Bill to allow the taking 
of 107. per Cent. Intereft for Money advanced him, read, 13 
Feb. Vide Intereft. 
King’s Counfel, not being Members, to attend, and produce 
Evidence at the Bar, 26 June, &amp; 1 July. Attend accordingly, 
1 &amp; 11 July. 
King’s Barton, Hundred. Vide Dudfon. 
King’s Bench, Courtof. Vide Records. 
Prifon, Marfhal to bring a Prifoner, to give Evidence at 
the Bar, 28 Feb. 
Kingston upon Hull. Vide Hull. 
Knollys, Thomas, Efq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 13 Feb. Com- 
mitted, 15- Reported, and to be ingrofled, 19. Paffed, 21. 








15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 2. A. 1662, &amp; 1663. 


K EMP E, Sir *. Vide Patents. 

Kent, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, to fettle Lands on his 
Marriage, 13 June. Read, 16. Committed, 17. Reported, 
and Petition of Lady Pen. Lucas againft it, read, and Bill re- 
committed, and Petition referred, 25. Reported, and paffed, 
2 July. 

Killgrea, Charlotte Heffen, Bill to naturalize her, and others, 
read, 23 Mar. Committed, 24. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
1 Apr. Paffed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 22 May. 

King, his Speech and Declaration to be confidered, 21 Feb. Con- 
fidered, 25. Vide Addrefs. Appoints the Houfe to attend him 
at Whitehall, 28. His Anfwer to the Addrefs of laft Seffion, 
relating to Lindfey Level, 17 Mar. a both Houfes to 
sitend him with the Petition againft Priefts and Jefuits, 31. 
Vide Priefs. His Meflages concerning a Recefs, 26 May, 2 
&amp;22July. Sends for the Houfeto itehall, 12 June. His 
Speech there reported, and confidered, eod. die. His Meflage, 
coneerning Sir Richard Temple, referred toa Committee, 13 
June. Vide Temple.—Claufe, to affert the King’s Prerogative 
with refpect to Fortifications, to be inferted in the Militia 
Bill, 14 July. 

Vor. VIII. 


INDEX @o the Ercuru Votume. 


16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 3. A. 1663, &amp; 1664. 


K EYT, Sir Wm. Bill to fell Lands, read, 26 Apr. Commit- 
~ ted, 28. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 2 May. Paffed, 5. 
King, his Meflage concerning his coming to the Parliament de- 

livered, 16 Mar. His Speech reported, and to he confidered, 
21. Appoints both Houfes to attend him with the Vote con- 
cerning the Dutch, 27. Vide Dutch. His Meflage concerning 
a Recefs, 10 May. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 4. A. 1664. 


K ENT, and Canterbury, Sum charged thereon in the Bill 

of Affeffment, 24 Jan. 

King, his Speech reported, and Narrative concerning the Dutch, 
delivered in, and read, and Addrefs thereon refolved, 24 Nov. 
Vide Addrefs. Farther confidered, and a Supply thereon voted, 
25. Vide Supply. His Meffage concerning a Recefs, 20 Feb. 
Another touching the fame, Sosiaitancagel by the Lords at a 
Conference, 28. 

Bill to permit Perfons lending him Money, to take 

above 6/. per Cent. Intereft, read, 17 Feb. Committed, 20. 

Reported, and Neg. put upon the Queftion for ingrofling it, 





22. 

Kirkby, Colonel, Bill for Payment of a Debt due to him from 
Mr. Nevill, read, 13 Jan. Committed, and Mr. Nevill’s Pe- 
tition referred, 17. Sir Hen. Heron’s Petition referred, 21. 
Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 11 Feb. Pafled, 17. 


17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 5. A. 1665. 


K ING, his Meffage, direGting both Houfes to attend him, 

communicated by the Lords at a Conference, 2 O&amp;. His 

Speech reported, and Addrefs thereon voted, 10. Vide Addre/s. 
Speech confidered, 11. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. II. Parl.2. Sef: 6.,.A. 1666. 


RK ENPA LL, Henry, Efgq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 6 
Committed, 24. Reported, and to beingroffed, 27 Nov. 
Paffed, 24 Jan. Agreed to by the Lords, 5 Feb. 

King, his Meflage, about coming to the Houfe of Peers, deli- 
vered, 18 Sept. His Speech reported, and Addrefs thereon, re- 
folved, 21. Vide Addrefs. Meflage concerning the Supply, 
delivered, and Order thereon, 29 Gia erieceuninns the dif- 
perfing of the Rebels in Scotland, and Thanks returned him 
thereon, 3 Dec. Appoints the Houfe to attend him at White- 
hall, 5. His Meffage to haften the Difpatch of theSupply, and 
other publick Bufinefs, and defiring only a fhort Adjournment 
at Chriftmas, 15. His Reafons, for haftening the Bufinefs of 
the Seffion, delivered in the Houfe of Lords, reported, 18 
Jan. His Meflage about the Difpatch of the Bills concerning 
the City, 26.—recommending fome Provifion to be made for 
rebuilding Churches therein, 4 Feb.—about proroguing the 
Parliament, 7. 

Bill for bringing in Money, and other Things, belonging 
to him, read, 15 Nor. 


12° Car. II. Parl, 1. A. 1660. 


AMBERT, Mrs. Order for reftoring Goods feized, be- 
longing to her, 21 May. Her Petition read, 16 June. 
Colonel, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to 
Pains and Penalties, 16 June. Provifo, concerning publick 
Money, paid to his Ufe, tendered to the Bill, and mene 7 
July. Claufe, added by the Lords for excepting him, and 
others, for Life, difagreed 10, 13 Aug. Reafons, offered by 
the Lords for adhering thereto, per 17 &amp; 23. To fiand 
excepted, as propofed by the Lords, and King to be petitioned 
to pardon him as to Life, 24. Vide Addrefs. Claute relating 
to bine agreed to, 28. ’ 
Lands, publick, purchafed from the Truftees of the late Parlia- 
ment, Bill touching them, read twice, and committed, 4 May. 
Petition of divers Perfons interefted, read, and referred, 22. 
—Bill for Satisfaction of the Purchafers thereof, read, 23 June. 
Committed, 11 July. The King’s Demefne, and Queen’s 
Jointure, Lands, to be left out, and Committee to contider of 
Satisfaction to the Purchafers, eod. die. Petitions referred, cod. 
die. Several Refolutions of the Committee reported, and Or- 
ders thereon, 6 Aug. Report touching Mr. Gewen’s Cafe, 
and to be pets. tothe King, 5 Sept. Order for moving 
the King to appoint Commiffioners to treat with Perfons con - 
cerned in the Sale of Church Lands, and Lordsdefired to concur 
therein, 12 Sept. Committee upon the Bill revived, 8 Nov. 
Several Petitions and Cafes referred to the Commitlioners ap- 
pointed, g. 16, 17. &amp; 19 Nov. &amp; 22 Dec. Bill to be re- 
ported, 17 Nov. Amendments thereto, reduced into the 
orm of a Bill, reported, and read, 11 Dec.—Bill to reftrain 
Bithops, and other a Perfons, from making mee 
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INDEX @ the Etcutru Vouvume. 


of Lands belonging to their Churches or Offices, pending the 
former Bill, ordered, 6 Aug. Prefented, and read, 16. 

Lane, Sir Geo. Bill from the Lords, to reftore his Lands in 
Ireland, 10Sept. Thrice read, and paffed, eod. die. 

Mrs. Order for prefenting her with 1,0001. for her Ser- 

vice in the King’s Efcape, 19 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, 





21. 

Langham, Alderman, Leave given him togo to the King, 9 May. 
Thanked for advancing Money, 10. 

Langhorne, Rowland, Efg; his Petition to be read, 23 Nov. 
Read, and Order for paying him, 3,000 /. in Part of a Debt 
owing to him, 24. greed to by the Lords, 10 Dec. 

Laffls, Francis, Efq; his Name ftruck out of the Lift of Com- 
miflioners for the Affeffment.18 May. Expelled, and incapa- 
citated, 9 June. Upon Payment of a Fine, not to be excepted 
out of the Bill of Seodien eod. die. 

Launcefton, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning 
it, 5 May.—touching the Eleétion, 29 June. 

Lawfon, Sir Jobn, his Petition, and feveral Letters from the 
King, and the Dukes of York and Albemarle, ralating to him, 
read, and Meflage to the King thereon, 18 Dec. 

Layton Bufjaard, Provifo, for the Truftees thereof to account, 
added to the Bill of Pardon, 7 July. 

Leather, exported, Refolution touching the Rates to be fet there- 
on, 20 July.—Bill, from the Lords, touching the drefling 
thereof, 4 Dec. Read, 18. 

Ledbury Hofpital, Provifo, touching Leafes thereof, made by 
Mr. ‘Tombs, added to the Bill for College Leafes, 4 Sept. 

Lee, Eleanor and Anne, their Petition referred to the Committee 
upon the Bill of Attainder, 17 Nov. 

Lenthall, Wm. Eg; called to the Bar and reprimanded for offen- 
five Words, 12 May. His Letter, and another from General 
Monck, concerning him, read, 11 June. Excepted as to 
Pains and Penalties, out of the Bill of Indemnity, eod. die. 
Left out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 

Leskard Ele&amp;tion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 5.May. 

Leiter Office, Directions concerning the Management of it, 22 
May. : 

Lertagled: Lord. Vide [utchinfon. 

Lilborne, Robert, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 
Surrenders, 18, Inferted in the Claufe for fufpending Execu- 
tion, in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Lilly, Wm. feut for in Cuftody, to be examined about the Per- 
fon, who cut off the late King’s Head, 2 June. His Examina- 
tion reported, 6. 

Lindjey Level, Bill from the Lords, for draining it, 8 Dec. 

Lifle, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, for Life and 
Eftate, 6 June. 

Lifter, Thomas, excepted as to Pains and Penalties, 9 June. 
Amendment, made by the Lords, for allowing him the Bene- 
fit of the Pardon, agreed to, 11 Aug. His Name to be inferted 
in the Claufe for incapacitating feveral Perfons pardoned, 13. 

Litchfield Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, and 
Sheriff ordered into Cuftody, 27, June. Difcharged, 3 July. 

Litton, Sir Wm. his Bill to be read, 20 July. 

Liveries. Vide Wards. 

Livefey, Sir Michael, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to 
Pains and Penalties,g June. Excepted for Life, 9 July. 

Lockhart, Colonel, his Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for publick Debts, 12 Nov. Reported, 29 Dec. 

Loddington, ba tain Thomas, Order for Payment of a Debt due 
to him, and Lords defired to concur therein, 26 Nov. 

Lonion, City of, to be applied to about advancing Money for the 
King and the Publick, 1 May. Leave given them to return an 
Anfwer to the King’s Letter and Declaration, 2. Their An- 
{wer to the Meflage about the Loan, reported, and Refolutions 
thereon, 3. Mellengers appointed to carry their Anfwer to 
the King, 4. Petition of the City pentel, and read, and 
referred to the Committee upon the Bill to naturalize Vantey- 
thufen, and others, 3 Aug. Committee of both Houfes ap- 

ointed to go into the City, to borrow 100,000 /. for the bs 
fick Service, 13. Members for the City to receive their Aniwer, 
17. Report, 18.—Queftion for a Billto charge Two Months 
Affeffment upon the City, for the Militia, Neg. 26 Nov. 
Bill for laying an Affeffment thereon for that Purpofe, 
ordered, 12 Dec. Prefented, and read, 13. To be ingrofled, 
28. 

Lord’s Day, King to be moved for a Proclamation againft pro- 
faning it, 20 July, &amp; 12 Sept. Bill againft Profanation 
thereof, ordered, 20 July. Read, 11 Aug. Committed, 28. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 10 Nov. Paffed, 28. 

Lords, Houfe of, feveral Orders made by them,touching the 
Privilege of the Commons, read, and Committee to pre- 

are Heads of a Conference thereon, 4 July. Several other 
atters referred, 12, 13. 20. &amp; 28, July, &amp; 2 Aug.—Provifo, 
for their affefling themfelves, added by them to the Poll-bill, 
difagreed to, 2 Aug. Vide Peers.—Kefufe to fit in the Af- 
ternomn, at the Delire of the Commons, 28 Aug. &amp; 5 Sept. 


Lofwithell, double Return, Report and Refolution concern; 
it, and —— to attend, 5 Sy —tading the Eledtion, ant 
Mayor difcharged, 4 June. ‘ 

Love, Nicholas, to attend about the Crown Jewels 15 Ma 
Excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains and Penalties, 
g June. Excepted for Life, 9 July. - 

Chriftopher, Petition of his Wite, and her Brother, read 
iz June. Provifo touching the J udges of the high Court of 
Juftice, wherein he was condemned, tendered to the Bill of 
Pardon, and rejected, 7 July. 

——— Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 3 May. Further Report and Refolution, and 
Return withdrawn, 23. Committee to examine the Mifcar- 
riage of the Writ, 26 June. Report, and Writ to be fuper- 
feded, 12 July. , 

Ludlow, Edmund, Efq; ordered to attend, 3 May. Voted not 
duly elected, 18. Excepted out of the Bill of Pardon 9 June 
Surrenders, 21. ‘ ' 





13° &amp; 14° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 1. A. 1661, &amp; 1662. 


A red Gold and Silver, Bill againft wearing it, ordered, 
19 Feb. 

Lambert, John, to be proceeded againft by the Attorney-general 
1 July. King defired to remand him to the Tower, 22 Nov. 
10 Jan. &amp; 19 Feb. 

Lancafter, Duchy. Vide Clithero, and Rannes. 

Lane, SirGeo. Vide Aéts. 

Langley, Mr. to be profecuted for Money in his Hands, be- 
longing to the Captives at Algiers, 3 Apr. 

Law fuits. Vide Arrefts. 

League, folemn. Vide Covenant. 

Leather, Bill for tanning and dreffing it, read, 30 May, 1661. 
Committed, 21 June. Petition of Tanners of Effex and Mid- 
dlefex, read, and referred, 4 July.—Bill to reftrain the Expor- 
tation thereof, and raw Hides, read, 5 Feb. Committed, 12. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 10 Apr. 1662. Pafled, 15. 
Amendments, made thereto by the Lords, confidered, and 
agreed to,17 May. 

Lee, Sir Thomas, Bill to exchange Lands, read, 6 Mar. Com. 
mitted, 8. Reported, * *. Paffed, 14. 

Leicefler, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it 
16 May 1661.—touching the Election, 17 July. = i 

— Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 22 

ar. 

Lent. Vide Addrefs. 

Letters, to be fent to the Lord Treafurer, and the J udges, read 
and to be figned by the Speaker, 25 July. : 

Lindfey, Level. Vide Fens. 

ne oe Manufacture, Propofition for encouraging it, reported, 19 

pr. 

Liturgy, Bill for fupplying Defeéts in the Laws relating thereto, 
ordered, 25 June. 

Lobby to be cleared, 17 May 1661. 

Laud, Provifo, concerning it, left out of the Bill for regulating 
Corporations, 27 June 1661. Commiffioners for it to be ap- 
pointed by the King, 2 July—Bill for repairing the Streets 
and Highways in and about London and Weftmintter, read, 
28 Nov. Committed, 14 Feb. Petition from Hendon, and 
other Places, referred, 17. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 
18 Mar. Read the Third time, and amended, and Provifo, for 
enlarging the Streets, offered, and Committee to confider of it, 
and other Amendments, to be made to the Bill, 22. Report, 
and Proceedings thereon, and Bill paffed, 24. Amendments, 
made thereto by the Lords, confidered, and fome difagreed 
to, and Conference to be defired with the Lords thereon, 
5 Apr. 1662. Committee to draw up Reafons, to be offered 
thereat, 8. Reafons reported, and Conference defired, and 
agreed to, 9. Free Conference, defired by the Lords, agreed to, 
and held, and Report, touching their infifting upon the Pro- 
vifo, for exempting Exeter Houfe, 10. Refolution for adher- 
ing to the Bill, without it, and Conference to be defired with 
the Lords thereon, eod. die. Meflage for that Purpofe fent, 
16 &amp; 24. Provifo receded from by the Lords, 29. Royal Af- 
fent given to the Bill, 2 May.—Claufe for London added to the 
Poor Bill, 17 Feb. 1661—Provifo for the Militia thereof, 
added to the Militia Bill, 7 Mar. 

Sheriff of, fent for in Cuftody, for difobeying the 

Speaker’s Order to difcharge a Member’s Servant, 18 Dec. 

Reprimanded, and continued in Cuftody, 10. 

Bifhop of, Bill, from the Lords, to enable him to leafe 
Houfes in the City, 14 Mar. Read,18. Committed, 3 Apr. 
Reported, 5. Paffed, 15. 

Lord’s Day, Bill for better Obfervation thereof, ordered, 30 Apr. 
1662. Read,g May. Committed, 10.—King defired to iffue 
a Proclamation concerning it, 19. 

Lords. Vide Peers. 7 [ 

Love, Mr. fufpended, for not receiving the Communion, 3 


July. 
Loyalifis, 








































































alifis, Bill for their Indemnity, and to refiore.them to.their 
ftates, read, 21 May, 1661.—Bill for difcharging them ofall 

Intereft! above 31. per Cent. read, 4 July. — Committed, 22. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 28, Pafléd, 25.—Committee 
to confider of Means for their Relief, 27, Nov. King to be 
moved to diftribute 60,o00/, of the 18 Months Affeffinent, 
amongft them, 10 Dec. To be attended, for Leave to name 
Cominiffioners for diftributing it, 8 Mar. His Anfwer report- 
ed, and Order thereon, 11. Bill for dittributing it, prefénted, 
and read, 19. Committed, 21. Reported, and confidered in 
Part, and King to be moved to give Direction for {peedy, Pay- 
ment of the Money, and Claufe to afcertain the Time and 
Manner of rating Offices, ordered, 4 Apr. 1662. His An- 
{wer reported, 7. Amendments to the Bill further confidered, 
8, 9, &amp; io. Bill to be ingroffed, 10. Paffled, 11. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with Amendments, 7 May. Some of them 
agreed to, others amended, and others difagreed to, and Bill 
fent back to the Lords, 9. Returned, with a Meffage, and 
Committee to prepare Reafons for the Alterations to the Lords 
Amendments, 10. Conference, defired with the Lords there- 
on, agreed to, and Reafons, to be infifted upon thereat, re- 
ported, 12. Free Conference, defired by the Lords, agreed 
to, 15. Report touching the Lords Agreement to the Altera- 
tions, with a Provifo, and Provifo reierred to a Committee, 
16. Amended, and agreed to, and free Conference defired 
with the Lords thereon, 17. Provifo, as amended, agreed to 
by the Lords, eod. die.—Bill for better Reliet of maimed Offi- 
cers and Soldiers, and other indigent Loyalifts, ordered, 16 
Jan. 1661. Read, 24. Committed, 5 Feb. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 19. Paffed, 3 Mar—Committee to confider of 
Reiiet for Perfons tranf{ported for their Loyalty, 11 &amp; 22 Apr. 
1662. 

Ludlow Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 26 
Feb. 

Lufon, Sir Richard. Vide Advowfons. 

Lyin Regis, Bill to raife Money tor Maintenance of Minifters 
there, read, 25 Feb. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff. 2. A.1662, &amp; 1663. 


ys AND-S, gained from the Sea, Committee to enquire into 

the undue Execution of a Commiffion for Difcovery thereof 
in Suffex, 14 May. Report, and Execution of the Commit- 
fion voted a Grievance, and feveral Perfons to be impeached, 
20 June. Vide Addrefs. 

Law Proceedings. Vide Courts of Juftice. 

martial. Vide Fleet. 

fumptuary. Vide Trade. 

Lead, Bill to prevent the Adulteration thereof, read, and Quef- 
tion for a Second Reading, Neg. 4 Apr. 

Leadenhall, Vide Clothiers. 

Leather. Vide Wool. 

Lent, Queftion for an Addrefs, to mitigate the Law for the firict 
Obfervance thereof, Neg. 19 Feb. 

Lejjees, Bill to make them prove their Lives in being, read, 10 
Mar. Committed, 13. Reported, and re-committed, 23. 
Levett, Wm. Etq; his Petition read, and Provifo in his behalf, 
tendered to the Bifhop of Winchefter’s Bill, rejecied, 9 July. 
Quettion, for recommending him to the Bifhop for anew Leate, 

Neg. eod. die. 

Laindjey Level, King’s Anfwer to the Addrefs of laft Seflion, for 
Preiervation thereof, delivered in, and read, and Bill for drain- 
ing it, prefented, 17 Mar. Read, 19. Another Bill prefented, 
eod. die. Read, 21 Mar. Both Bills committed,26. Matter 
thereof to-be heard at the Bar, 2 Apr: Heard,30 Apr. &amp; 6 
May. Sir Wm. Killigrew’s Bill to be proceeded in, and Bill 
re-committed, 6 May. Mr. Staughton’s Petition referred, 
7. Bill reported, and Committee to prepare Claufes for the 
Judicature to be ereGied, 4 July. Reports, and Orders there- 
on, 17. 22 &amp; 27. 

Linen, and Tapettry Manufacture, Bill for fetting it up, ordered, 
11 July. Read,* *. Committed, 20 July. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 23. Paffed, eod.die.. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 25 July. Amendments agréed to, 27. 

London and Wefiminfter, Streets and Highways, Act for repair- 
ing them, to be perufed by a Committee, 12 Mar. Reterred to 
another Committee, and former difcharged, 30. Commiflion- 
ers for Hackney Coaches to give in an Account of their Pro- 
ceedingsto the Committee,2 Apr.—Bill concerning the Grant 
of Offices in London, read,22 June. Committed, go. 

Lord’s Day, ‘Bill for better Obfervance thereof, read, 18 Feb. 
Committed, 25. Reported, and re-committed, 20 &amp; 24:Mar. 
—New Bill ordered, 7 Apr. Read, 10. Committed, 11. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, * May. Pafled, 1 June. 

Agreed to by the Lords,with Amefidments, and Amendments 
agreed to, 2 July. 

— Mr. Time given him to receive the Communion, 5 

ar. 

Loyalifis. Vide Officers.—Bonds, -entered into by feveral of 
= — imprifonment, to be brought to'the Houle, 

OL. . 








INDEX @ th Erentu Votume. 


23 Feb. &amp; 39 Apr. Bill to avoid them, ordered, 30 Apr. &amp; 
i1.May. é; 


16° Car. II. Parl: 2. Sef 3. A. 1663, 1664. 


£4 NDS, Bill for Partition thereof, read, 28 Mar. Com- 

pte Q1 am Regorend, and re-committed, 5 May.— 
ul to prevent Frauds in the Sale thereof, ordered, 31 Mar. 
Read, 6 Apr. Committed, 18. ; — 

Leadenhall. Vide Hallage. 

Lefjees, Claufe, to oblige them to prove their Lives in being, to 
be inferted in the Bill for Partition of Lands, 21 Apr. Report- 
ed,. and laid afide, 5 May. 

sy &gt;t and Protanenefs, Bill to prevent them, ordered, 

a 

London, City of, their Solicitor to have Copies of the Petitions 
concerning the Clothiers, 4 Apr. Petition relating to their 
By-laws, read, and Anfwer given to the Perfons bringing it, 

oO. 

Lord’s Day, Bill for better Obfervation thereof, read, 22 Mar. 

Committed, 30. 


16°&amp; 17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 4. A. 1664. 


LANCASTER County, Committee to confider of the 
Aéis relating to the Poor there, 6 Dec.—Sum charged 
thereon in the Bill of Affeffment, 24 Jan.—Bill to enable the 
Chancellor of the Duchy to impower Commiflioners to take 
Affidavits there, read, 15 Feb. Committed, 16. Reported, 
~— to be ingrofled,17. Pafled, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 

1 Mar. 

Lavington, Mr. ordered into Cuftody, for difobeying the Orders 
of a Committee, 14 Feb. Negative put upon the Queftion for 
his Difebarge, and ordered to be brought to the Bar, 25. 
Called to the Bar, 27. Queftion for committing bim to the 
| ny Neg. eod.die. Reprehended, and difcharged, eod. 
die. 

Law, Proceedings. Vide Courts. 

Leicefier, County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affefl- 

_ ment, 24 Jan. 

Leigh, Francis, Bill to fell Lands, read, 28 Nov. Committed, 
2 Dec. Reported, and to be ingroffled, 16, Paffed, 17. 
Amerdments, made thereto by the Lords, read, and agreed 
to, 1 Feb. 

Lincoln, County, and City, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of 
Affefiment, 24 Jan. 


Litchfield, City, Sum rated thereon in the A&amp; of Affeffment, 


26 Jan. 

London, City, Order for returning them Thanks for affifting the 
King to fitout a Fleet, fent from the Lords, and agreed to, 
and Committee of both Houfes appointed for: that Purpofe, 
25 Nov.—to be eafed in the Affeflment, out of the 40,0001. 
allowed to the Counties over-rated, 15 Dec. Refolution touch- 
ing the Sum to be abated, 13 Jan. Queftion for a farther 
Eafe, Neg. 14. Petition of the City prefented, and read, 21. 
Farther Refolutions touching the Eafe to be given them, 24 &amp; 
25. Sum affeffed upon them, and St Martin’s le Grand, 25. 
—Bill, from the Lords, for amending the Streets and High- 
ways of London and Wefiminfter, and regulating Hackney 
Coaches, 13 Feb. Read, and laid afide, and Bill for the like 
Purpotes, ordered, 15. Read, 17. Committed, and Petition 
of Farmers of Middletex, referred, 22. 

Lord’s, Day, Bill for better Obfervation thereof, ordered,ig Dec. 
Read, 20. Committed, 12 Jan. 

Loughborough, Lord, Bill, from the Lords, to enable him to 
make the River and Sewer navigable from Briftow Caufey into 
the Thames, 21 Jan. Read, 6 Feb. Committed, 11. Re- 
ported, with Amendments, 14. Pafled, 17. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 18. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. IL. Parl. 2. Sef 6. A. 1666. 


J, AND TAX, Vide Supply. 

Lawyers, how taxed in the Poll-bill, 17 Nov. 

Leather, tanned, Bill for.exporting it, ordered, 24 Sept. 

Leigh, Thomas, Efq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 29 Oct. Com- 
mitted, 23 Nov. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14 Dec. 
Queftion for its pafling, Neg. 8 Jan. 

Letters, Complaint of their being franked by Perfons not Mem~- 
bers, referred to the Committee of Privileges, 6 Feb. 

Leure, Anthony, ordered into Cuftody, for afperfing a Mem- 
ber, 24 Nov. His Petition read, and referred to the‘Com- 
mittee for popith Priefts, 28. To be detained in the »Gate- 
houfe, and Cdmeaietes to examine, how he came out of the 
Serjeant’s Cufiody, 22 Jan. 

Lincoln, Diocefe. Vide Ely. 2.) 

Lindjey Level, Bill to fettle it, to be read, 28 Nov. Petition of 
Adventurers read, 14 Jan. ig 

London, Bill to provide Habitation for the diftrefled » Citizens 


thereof, prefented, and read, 22 Sept,—Committee —— 
































INDEX ¢o the Etcutun Vouvume. 


Eleétion by a certain Day, or the Houfe to ele&amp; for them, 26. 


to receive, and prepare, Propofals for Relief thereof, eod. die. 
Matter to be confidered by the Houfe, the Committee not 
coming to any Refolution therein, 27 Sept. Confidered, 27. 
Farther confidered, and King thanked for his Care in relation 
thereto, 28.—Committee appointed to enquire into the Caufes 
of the Fire, 25 Sept. ug 22 Jan. Confideration of it ad- 
journed, 22 &amp; 23.—Bill to prevent Suits _— Tenants, 
whofe Houfes were burnt, read, 24 Oc. Committed, 29. 
—Bill for ereAing a Judicature to determine Caufes ne 
Houfes burnt, read, 1 Dec. Committed, q Reported, an 
to be ingroffed, 18. Paffed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 24. Amendments agreed to, 31.—Com- 
mittee to confider of an Abatement to the City of their Pro- 
portion of the Affeffment, 20 Dec. Report, and Refolution 
thereon, 22.—Bill for rebuilding the City, read, 29 Dec. 
Committed, 4 Jan. Reported, 26. Report confidered, 26 &amp; 
28. Farther confidered, and Claufe, touching the Space to be 
left unbuilt next ‘the Thames, to be prepared, 31. Reported, 
and agreed to,1 Feb. Another Claufe, for a Duty on Coals, 
to rebuild the publick Edifices, read twice, andcommitted, and 
confidered in the Committee, eod. die. Reported, and to be 
added, 4 Feb. King’s Meflage about re-building the Churches, 
delivered, and Bill to be ingroffed, eod.die. Paffled, 5 Feb. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments 
agreed to, 7.—Bill to rebuild the publick Edifices, ordered, 
23 Jan.—Bill to rebuild the 39 Churches, ordered, 4 Feb. . 

Long, Sir Robert, to fign Accounts prefented to the Houfe, 1 
Oct. Defired to bring them to the Committee for publick 
Accounts, 8. His Report concerning them, and Order there- 
on, 15. 

Lord’s Day, Bill for better Obfervation thereof, ordered, 16 Oct. 

Lords, Houfe of, Vote concerning their going by Petition to the 
King, pending a Bill, fent from the Commons, relating to the 
fame Matter, 3 Jan. Vide Accounts. Claufe, added by them 
to the Poll-bill, for appointing Commiffioners to affefs them, 
and the King’s Servants, difagreed to, 8 Jan. Reafons, to be 
offered at a ar sa thereon, reported, 12. Another Claufe 
propofed by the Lords, inftead of the former, agreed to, 14. 


12° Car. If. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


M AC E, to be delivered to the Serjeant appointed by the 
Houfe, 27 Apr.—Two new Maces ordered, for the Houle, 

and the Council of State, 21 May. 

Maidenhead Barges. Vide Windsor. 

Malden, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
27 Apr. Further Report, and Election declared void, and 
new Writ ordered, 14 May. 

Maleverer, Sir Tho. excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Sir Richard, his Cafe referred to the Committee upon 
the Bill of Attainder, g Nov. 

Manchefter, Earl of, Order, brought from the Lords, appointing 
him a Commiflioner of the Great Seal, 2 May. A reed to, 
5.—His Debt on the Court of Wards, referred to the Com- 
mittee upon the Bill relating thereto, 12 July. 

Mardyke, included in the Bill for annexing Dunkirk to the 
Crown of England, 11 Sept. 

Marriages, folemnized by Juftices of Peace, Bill to confirm 
them, ordered, 28 July. Read twice, and committed, 8 Aug. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 3 Sept. Paffed, 6. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with Amendments, 21 Dec. Some of them 
difagreed to, and Conference, defired with the Lords thereon, 
agreed to, and held, eod. die. Free Conference, defired by 
the Lords, agreed to, and held, and their Concurrence re- 
ported, 22 Dec.—Bill to prevent the voluntary Separation of 
married Perfons, read, 10 Nov. Committed, 14. Reported, 
and re-committed, 30. 

—&lt; Colonel, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains 
and Penalties, - une. Surrenders, 20. Inferted in the Claufe 
for oe ‘xecution, in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Maffey, Major-general, Order for Payment of Money oe to 
him, 16 May. Form of it, 4 June. Provifo, concerning it, 
to be inferted in the Excife Bill, 7 Aug. His Petition read, 
and Order for charging a further Sum for him upon the Ex- 
cife, 19 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, eod. die. 

Mawes, - double Return, Report and Refolution concerning 
it, 5 May. 

Mayors, fummoned to attend for Mifdemeanors, and to bear the 
Charge of the Summons, 5 May. 

Melcombe Regis Election, and double Return, Report and Refo- 
lution relating thereto, 5 May. | 

Members, upon double Returns, not to fit till the Returns are 
determined, unlefs returned in the feveral Indentures, 26 Apr. 
—Thanked by the Houfe, 26 Apr. 5. 10. 16, 21. &amp; 25, May; 
2.19. &amp;29 June; 24 July; and 17 Dec.—Leave to feveral 
to go over to the King, 8 &amp; 9 May.—Named Commiffioners 
in the Act for Trial of the late King, declare their Senfe of 
thofe Proceedings, 12.—One called to the Bar, and reprimand- 
ed, eod.die-—Summoned to attend, to anfwer a Charge againft 
him, 14 May. Heard, 17—Double elected, to make their 


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—Not to fit without taking the Oaths, 2 June. Vide 
Oaths.—Going out to a Conference before the Managers,fent 
for back by the Serjeant, 6 June, &amp; 22 Aug—Expelled, 9 &amp; 
11 June.—Member of the preceding Parliament complained 
of for taking a Bond for Service done in the Houfe, 30.— 
Leave to one to appear toa Subpeena in Chancery, 7 July. — 
To feveral, to petition the Lords, 13. 19.&amp; 24.—One not allow- 
ed to I pee again to the fame Matter, 16.—Leave given to one 
to fpeak again to the Queftion, eod. die.—Committee to confi- 
der, whether the fummoning of a Member to give Evidence 
at the Lords, be a Breach of Privilege, 20 July.—Leave to fe- 
veral, to give Evidence at the Lords, 21. 24. 25. &amp; 31.— 
Committee to confider of a Matter offered, touching a Mem- 
ber’s giving Evidence at the Lords, 28.—Leave to one to plead 
before the Lords, 13 Pr Order againft any going out 
before the Managers of a Conference, 25.—for their fending 
Letters into the Country, to haften the Poll-money, 1 Sept. 
—Member explains himfelf, as to Words excepted to, 3.— 
Lift of them to be returned by the Clerk of the Crown, 6 Nov. 
—Leave to one, fummoned to attend certain Commiffioners, 
to ftand to, or wave, his Privilege, 8.—Petition for Leave to 
fue a Member, 19.—Standing in the Paflage, to pay 12 d. to 
the Poor, 14 Dec.—Claufe, for their Letters to be carried 
free, added to the Bill for the Poft Office, 17. 

Merchants, trading to Spain, their Petition read, and referred to 
the Committee appointed to bring in the Bill for Tonage 
and Poundage, 19 June.—trading to Portugal, their Petition 
read, 21 July. 

Meffage, from the Lords, defiring the Houfeto concur with them 
in a Faft, 25 Apr.—to fit in the Afternoon, and Concurrence of 
the Houfe fignified, 1 &amp; 30 May.—for a Committee of both 
Houfes to confider of an Anfwer to the King’s Letter and 
Declaration, 2.—for a like Committee, to fettle the Militia, 3. 
—concerning the Number of Lords, appointed to carry their 
Anfwer to the King, 4.—for a Committee of both Houfes, to 
fettle the Time and Manner of proclaiming him, 7.—for a like 
Committee, to confider of hisReception, and defiring the Houfe 
to accompany them in proclaiming him, 8. Vide King.—to 
remind the Houfe of former Meflages, 16 May, &amp; 28 July. 
—defiring them to fit awhile, and their Agreement fignified, 
17 May, &amp; 18 Aug.—concerning Writings in Mr. Phelpes’s 

ands, 23 May. Vide Phelpes.—defiring a Conference 
upon a Matter of great Importance, 6 June. Vide Queen. 
—concerning Writings belonging to them, faid to be ia the 
Clerk’s Hands, and Anfwer thereto, 3 July —defiring certain 
Writings, mentioned in a Paper delivered in, and Paper re- 
ferred to a Committee, 12.—for the Roll of the Puediliney of 
the late King’s Judges, and Anfwer thereto, 23.—defiring 
Members to give Evidence before them, 24 &amp; 31.—defiring 
Conference upon Meflages from the King, 31 July; 31 Aug. 
&amp; 22 Nov.—recommending a Petition prefented to them, and 
Orders thereon, 3 Sept.-—in Anfwer to a Meffage about fitting 
conftantly in the Afternoons, 5.—to remind the Houfe of Bills, 
8 Sept. &amp; 27 Dec.—to acquaint them of the King’s having 

iven the Houfes Leave to fit a Day longer, 10 Sept.—figni- 
f ing their Intention to defire the King to give the Royal Af- 
font to Bills, 12. 

to the City, about advancing Money, 1 May, &amp; 13 Aug. 

Vide London,—to the Princefs Royal, and Prineefs Henrietta, 

on their Return to England, 6 Nov.—to the Privy Council, 

about the ftopping of Bays and Sayes at Colchefter, for Non- 
payment of Aulnage, 8.—to the Lord Chamberlain, to clear 
the Banquetting-houfe, 9.—to the Lord Mayor, about the 

Negle&amp; of the City in collecting Taxes, 17.—to the Inns 

of Court, about Payment of Poll-money, 20.—to the Lord 

Chief Juftice, and Chief Baron, about a Riot committed by 

Smugglers, 24.—to the Lord Chancellor, to {peed the pafling 

of the Clerk’s Patent, 27 Dec. 

to the Lords, in Anfwer to their Meflage, defiring a Com- 

mittee of both Houfes to confider of an Anfwer to the King’s 

Letter, 2 &amp; 3 May.—to remind them of former Meflages, 9 

May; 30 July; 2 Aug. 13 Sept. &amp; 26 Nov.—defiring them to 

appoint a Committee to prepare Inftruétions for their Meffen- 

ers to the King, 9 May.—to difpatch Bills, 25 May ; 19 &amp; 27 

Tae: 7 &amp; 28 Aug. 3. 5. 6. 8.&amp; 10, Sept. 15. 26. &amp; 30, Nov. 

17, 18.27, 28, &amp; 29 Dec.—to fit in the Afternoon, 21 &amp; 

23 July; 24 &amp; 28 Aug. 5.6.&amp; 10Sept. 17, 18. 21. 27, 

&amp; 28, Dec.—concerning an Irregularity in fending back 

Amendments agreed to, without being ‘ingrofled, 24 July. 

—defiring them to fit a while, 24 July, &amp; 10 Sept.—for a 

Conference upon a Meflage from the King, 9 Aug.—to move 

the King to give the Royal Affent to a Bill, 28.—to fit con- 

ftantly in the Afternoons, 4 Sept.—to put off their Adjourn- 
ment, and to move the King therein, 8.—to remind them of 

fending back a Money Bill, 28 Dec. , 

to the King, delting Leave to attend him, 7 June, &amp; 

6 Nov.—of Thanks, for the Proclamation againft Profanenefs, 

8 June—to acquaint him with a Letter from the Prince. Elec- 


tor, 2§ July.—about feveral Bills ready for the Royal Affent, 




















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and the paffing of Money Bills before thofe for Redrefs of 

Grievances, 27.—to remind him of iffuing a Proclamation 

about the Poll-bill, 31 Aug.—about fettling his Revenue, 27 

Nov.—in Anfwer to his Letter about Admiral Lawfon, 18 Dec. 

— from the King. Vide King. 

Metcalfe, Chriftopher, Surveyor-general of the Cuftoms. Vide 
Cujftoms. 

Mewes, to be cleared for the King’s Ufe, 11 May. 

Meyne, Simon, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, g June- Sur- 
renders, 13. Inferted in the Claufe for fufpending Execution, 
in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Michell, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 5 
May.—touching the Election, 18 July. 

Micklethwaite, Joteph, Bill to fell Lands, read, 19g Nov. Com- 
mitted, 26. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 5 Dec. Patffed, 
10. Agreed to by the Lords, 22. 

— Sheriff of, to affift the Serjeant in executing an Order 
of the Houfe, 21 Dec. 

Milborne, Mr. to aniwer a Mifdemeanor, in keeping a Writ 
unexecuted, 13 Aug. 

Mildmay, Sir Hen. to attend the Committee, appointed to enquire 
about the Crown Jewels, 15 May. Houfe informed of his 
being feized at Rye, 19. Excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 
and to be fent up in Cuftody, and committed to the Tower, 9 
June. His Petition read, and Order for committing him to 
the Serjeant, 18, 

Militia, Bill for fettling it, ordered, 6 Nov. Prefented, and 
read, 16. Committed, 22. Orders for the fitting of the 
Committee, 13 and 14 Dec.—Letter, concerning the Mit- 
carriage of fome Perfons, aéting as Commiflioners for the 
Militia, offered, and Queftion for reading it, Neg. 16 Nov. 

Millington, Gilbert, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 
Inferted in the Claufe for fufpending Execution, in cafe of 
Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Milton, John, Two Books, written by him, to be called in, 
and Attorney-general to profecute him, 16 June. Ordered 
into Cuftody, eod.die. Ditcharged, 15 Dec. 

Milward, Edward, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, io Aug. Com- 
mitted, 31. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 4 Dec. Paffed, 11. 

Minijiers, Bill for fettling them in their Livings, read, g May. 
Committed, 16. Order for quieting thofe in Poffeflion, tll 
legally evicted, read, 26. Vide Entries. Petition of feveral read, 
21 July. To be confidered, 27. Another Bill prefented, and 
read, eod. die. Committed, and Petitions referred, 30 July. 
Reported, 14 Aug. Proceedings thereon, 14. 21, 22, 23. 25. 
27, and 28. Farther Proceedings, and Bill to be ingrofled, 31. 
Read ‘Third time, and amended, 1 Sept. Other Proceedings 
thereon, 1. 3, &amp; 4. Paffed, and fent to the Lords, 4. Agreed 
to by them, with Amendments, and fome of them difagreed to, 
and Conference, defired thereon, agreed to, and held, 10. Free 
Conference, defired by the.Lords, held and reported, and 
Amendments, as propofed by the Lords, agreed to, 11. Royal 
Affent, 13.—Leave to feveral Minifters of London to attend 
the King with an Addrefs, g May.—Bill for a ro» tac 
Maintenance for thoie officiating in impropriate Reétories, 
ordered 7 Aug.—King thanked for his Meflage concerning 
feveral removed from their Livings, and defired to take care 
of them, 4 Sept. His Anfwer reported, 13. 

Moloy, alias Lewis, Mary, Provifo concerning her, tendered to 
the Bill of Pardon, and rejected, 7 July. 

Monck, General, thanked for his Services, 26 Apr. &amp; 29 June. 
To communicate the King’s Letter to the Army, and Leave 
given him to anfwer it, 1 May. ‘To attend the King’s 
Landing, 22. Orders touching the Payment of the Arrears of 
the 20,000/. conferred upon him by Parliament, 5.22, &amp; 26, June. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 22 &amp; 27. To give Order for admi- 
inns the Oaths to the Army, 11. ‘Takes his Leave of the 
Houfe, upon his being called to the Houfe of Peers, 29. Re- 
folution touching the difbanding of his Regiment, 6 Sept. His 
Letter, concerning his Life-guard, read, 13.—concerning Ad- 
miral Lawfon, read, 18 Dec. 

Money Bills. Vide Bills. 

Monjfon, Lord, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. Sur- 
renders, 21. 

Montague, Admiral, his Letter, acquainting the Houfe of the 
Receipt of the King’s Letter and Declaration, to be commu- 
nicated to the Fleet, read, and Leave given him to return an 
Anfwer thereto, 7 May. Order for advancing 500 /. to him, 
g. Agreed to by the Lords, eod. die. His Letter, concerning 
the King’s Arrival, read, 25 May. To give Orders for ad- 
miniftering the Oaths to the Fleet, 11 June. Thanked for 
his Services, 19. Takes Leave, upon his being called up to 
the Houfe of Peers, and Speaker’s Speech to him on that 
Occafion, 24 July. 

Montgomery, County, \Eleétions, Reports and Refolutions 

————— Borough, fconcerning them, 16 July. 

Moore, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Simon. Vide Ofwald. 

Morgan, Reynolds, Examinations concerning him, referred to a 
Committee, 18 June. 

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13° &amp; 14° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


MA4PDE R, Bill to Import it pure and unmixed, read, 
4 July. Committed, 21 Nov. Reported, and to be 
ingrofied, 22 Feb. Pafled, 27. 

—_— New, Eleétion, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
18 Dec. 

Marfhal, to clear the Court of Requefts, and Paffages to he 
Houfe, 17 May, 1661. 

Martin’s, St. Parifh, Petition from thence referred to the Com- 
mittee for private Acts, 27 May. 

~~ Mr. his Cafe referred to the Committee of Eleétions, 
13, Dec. 

Mawes, St. double Return, Report and Refolution concerning 
it, 16 May, 1661. Order for hearing the Merits of the 
Election, 3 May, 1662. 

Members, tworn, 8 May, 1661. Vide Oaths.—to receive the 
Sacrament, 13. Vide Sacrament.—One defires tu give his 
Reafons, why he could not receive the Sacrament, as or- 
dered, 22.— Members, interefted in Bills, not to vote at Com- 
mittees thereon, 24 &amp; 28 May; 5 July; &amp; 26 Nov.—One 
excufed for not receiving the Sacrament, 28 May.—Orders for 
their keeping their Seats at the rifing of the Houfe, till the 
Speaker go out, and againft climbing over the Benches, 1 June. 
—againft their ftanding in the Paflage, 7—Leave to one 
to petition the Lords, 13.—Some fufpended, 27 June, &amp; 
3 July—One undertakes for the Appearance of another, 
27 June.—concerned in a Bill, to be heard by Counfel againft 
it, 4 July.—withdraw during a Debate concerning them, 
and reprimanded in their Places, 15 July, &amp; 20 Mar.—Leave 
to be of Counfel at the Lords, 29 Nov. &amp; 14 Dec.—One 
reftrained by the King, to prevent a Duel, fent for by the 
Serjeant, g Dec.—Leave to feveral to give Evidence at 
the Lords, 14 Dec. &amp; 1 Mar.—not appearing at a Call, to 
be fined, 19 Dec. 1661 ; 21 Apr. &amp; 5 May, 1662.—Peution, 
and Certificate, concerning one, alleged to be in Orders, re- 
ferred to the Committee of Privileges, 9 Jan. 1661. Report, 
and voted incapable of fitting, 17.—interrupting the Houle by 
private Difcourfes, to be called to the Bar, 8 Feb.—One, re- 
fiecting upon the Proceedings of the Houle, reprehended at the 
Bar, 13 Mar.—-Leave to one to attend a Jury in Weftminfter- 
hall, 7 May, 1662.—Several engage not to profecute Quarrels, 
12&amp; 14. Vide Quarrel. 

Merchant-firangers. Vide Naturalization. 

Mejjage, to the King, defiring Leave to attend him, 11 May, 
1661.—of Thanks, for his ‘Letter concerning the Act of In- 
demnity, and defiring Leave to print it, 22 June.—defiring 
him to name Commitlioners for London, in the Corporation 
Aé&amp;, 1 July—recommending the Cafe of Mrs. Poyer, 24 
July.—defiring him to remand Sir H. Vane, and others, to the 
Tower, 22 Nov. Anfwer, 23. Auother to the fame Pur- 
pofe, 10 Jan. Anfwer, 16. Another to the fame Effect, 19 
Feb.—of Thanks, for his Meflage about reftraining a Member, 
going to fight a Duel, g Dec.—deliring him to pats the Bill 
for 18 Mouths Affeffinent, 20.—recommending the Petition 
concerning Wine-licences, 3 Feb. of Thanks, for appre- 
hending Geo. Withers, 3 Apr. 1662.—recommending the Cafe 
of Mr. Morris, 12.—of Thanks, for preventing Quarrels, 12 

-&amp; 15 May. 

from the Lords, detiring the Houfe to fit, till the Return 
of the Lord Chamberlain from the King, 13 May, 1661.—to 
acquaint the Houfe of the Time appointed by the King for the 
Reception of both Houfes, eod. die.—detiring Conference 
upon Meflages from the King, 20 May, &amp; 19 Dec. 1661; &amp; 
7 May, 1662.—tor a Conference, upon a Meflage from the 
Commons, 8 June, 1661.—to acquaint the Houfe of the 
King’s Intention to come and give the Royal Affent to a Bill, 
6 July.—defiring them to expedite Bills, 17 Dec. &amp; 14 Jan. 
1661; 24 Apr. &amp; 19 May, 1662.—to fit at certain Times 
therein mentioned, and Queftion thereon, 24 Mar. 1661. 
—defiring them to be prefent at a Commitlion for giving the 
Royal Affent to Bills, 2 May, 1662.—to fit in the Afternoon, 
15.—in Writing, in Anfwer to a Meffage from the Commons 
fur Conference upon feveral Bills at onee, 17. 
to the Lords, defiring their Concurrence in printing the 
Addrefs of both Houfes, and Anfwer thereto, 14 May.—de- 
firing them to return a Moncy Bill, 20 June.—to remind them 
of Bills, 15 &amp; 24 July, 16 Dec. 11 &amp; 28 Jan. &amp; 14 Mar. 
1661 ; 21 Apr. 7 &amp; 12 May, 1662.—concerning the Hill, fent 
from the Lords, for paving Weftmintier Strects, 24 July, 
1661.—defiring them to {wear W itnefles, to be produced before 
the Commons, 4 Dec. Vide Witnejjes—detiring the Rolls 
of Aéts to be kept in the Office, and attefted Copies delivered 
to the Printer, 11 Jan.—in Anfwer to the Defire of tae Lords, 
to know the Reafons, which induced the Houfe to omit out of 
the Bill for executing certain attainted Perions, Six of thofe 
excepted in the Act of Oblivion, 1 Feb. 

from the King. Vide King. , 

to the Duke of York, thanking him for revoking a 

Leafe of the Ballaft Patent, 26 June.—to the Lord Treafurer, 

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IN DEX vo th EtGuHtH VoLume. 


concerning the Officers of the Houfe, 24 July. Vide Houfe. 
—about Deane Forett, 25. Vide Deane Forett—to the Bifhop 
of Ely, about Mrs. Barker’s Leafe of the King’s Head Tavern 
in Chancery Lane, 15 Feb.—to the Matter of St. Crofs Hof- 
pital, on behalf of the Vicar of Twiford, 6 May. 

Michael, St. double Keturn, Report and Refolution concerning 
it, 16 May, 1661. 

Milborne Port, double Return, Report and Refolution con- 
cerning it, 17 May, 1661. 

Mildmay, Sir Hen. to be brought to the Bar, 29 June. Evidence 
againft him produced, and Bill of Pains and Penalties to be 
extended to him, 1 July. 

Mitlitia, Bill for fettling it, ordered, 14 May. Read, 17 &amp; 21. 
Committed, 22. Confidered in the Committee, 1. 8. 17, 15, 
19. 25- &amp; 28, June.—Temporary Bill to fettle it, read twice, 
committed, and reporied, 16 July. Paffled, 17. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 27.—Committee appointed to prepare a Bill for 
fettling it, 3 Dec. Eftimates of the Number, and Charge 
thereof, in each County, to be delivered in, 6. Matter to be 
debated in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 11 Jan. Debated, 
11 &amp; 14. Bill proceeded on in the Committee, 17, 22. &amp; 31, 
Jan. 15.22. &amp; 26, Feb. 1&amp; 4 Mar. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 7 Mar. Read Third time, 11. Pafled, 13. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with Amendments, 18 Apr. Proceedings 
thereon, 3. 5, 6. &amp; g May. Conference, defired with the 
Lords upon tome of them, difagreed to, and others amended, 
agreed to, and held, 10. Free Conference, defired by the 
Lords, agreed to, and held, 14. Report, and Proceedings 
thereon, and another free Conference defired with the Lords, 
16. Another free Conference, defired by the Lords, agreed 
to, and held, 17. Report and Proceedings thereon, and 
another free Conference, defired with the Lords, held, and 
their Concurrence with the Houfe reported, eod. die. An 
Entry to be made of the Reafons, which induced the Houfe to 
agree to the Provifo, added by the Lords, touching the 
aflefling of Peers, cod. die. 

Milward, Wm. Efq; Bill for Sale of Lands, prefented, 20 May. 
Petition of Wm. and Robert Milward read, and Bill read, 21. 
Committed, 30. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 23 July. 
Paffed, 4 Dee. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
3 Apr. 1662. Amendments agreed to, 12. 

Mines, royal, Bill-to afcertain them, read, * * . 
9 Apr. Vide Addrefs. 

Minijiers, Bill to confirm the Aét concerning them, and feveral 
other Acts, excluded out of the former Bill for confirming pub- 
lick Adis, ordered, 28 May. Prefented, 7 June. Read, 19. 
Committed, 22. To be reported, 27 Nov. Reported, and Ke- 

ort confidered in Part, 29. Further Confideration of it ad- 
journed, 3. 7. &amp; g Dec. Refumed, 5. 11. 13, 14. &amp; 16. 
Bill to be ingrofled, 16. Read Third time, and debated, 20. 
Paffed, 8 Jan. Amendments, made thereto by the Lords, 
to be confidered, 17 Feb. Difagreed to, and Committee to 
prepare Reafons, to be offered at a Conference thereon, 18. 
Another Committee appointed to perufe the Bill, and report, 
whether it be fitteft to have a Conference thereon, or a new 
Bill, 28 Apr.—Bill for bringing in the Revenue, fettled in 
Truftees, for Maintenance of Minifters, read, 29 June.—Bill to 
increafe their Maintenance in corporate Towns, ordered, 25 
July. Read, 4 Mar. Committed, 5. Refolution of the Com- 
mittee, relating thereto, reported, and agreed to, 3 Apr. | 

Money, railed for publick Utes, and not pardoned by the Act of 
Oblivion, Bill for vefting it in the King, read, 29 June, &amp; 6 
July. Committed, 9 July. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
11. Pafled, 13. 

Bills. Vide Bills. 

Montgomery Election, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 31 May. 

Morley, Sir John, Petition againft him read, and avowed, 15 
May, 1661. King’s Meflage in favour of him, 20. 

Cuthbert, Bill for vetting Lands in his Creditors, read, 
27 Feb. Committed, 3 Apr. Paffed, 5 May. 

Morris, Thomas, Efq; Report touching a Difpute between him 
and the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul’s, and Order thereon, 


Committed, 








12 Apr. 
Mo/fs-troopers, Bill againft them, read, 3 Apr. 
Mounfon, Sir John. Vide Fens. 





Lord, to be brought to the Bar by the Warden of the 
Fleet, 29 June. Confeffes his being concerned in the Pro- 
ceedings againfi the late King, and to be included in the Bill 
of Pains and Penalties, 1 July. 

Mountague, Geo. Efq; Provifo in his behalf added to the Earl of 
Cleveland’s Bill, 28 June. ‘ 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


AD DE R, Committee to infpe&amp; the Aé&amp; relating thereto, 

TH 13 May. Report, and Claute, for repealing it, to be 

added to the Bill for Advancement of Trade, 5 June. Claufe 
offered, and.to be inferted in the Fifhing Bill, 13. 


oo Court, Bill to regulate it, read, 13 June. Commit- 

ted, 26. ibeT &lt;j miter 

Marfhes, falt and freth, Bill for fettling them, read, 25 June. 
Committed, 26. 

Members, interefted in Bills, not to vote at the Committees there- 
on, 18 &amp; 26 Mar.—abfent at a ‘Call, to- be fined, 14 Apr. &amp; 
4 May.—Leave for feveral to be abfent, notwithftanding the 
Order for a Call, 30 Apr.—excufed for not attending, and 
firuck out of the Lift of Defaulters, 6, 7,8, 9, May.—One 
difecharged of the Fine laid upon him, 15.—abfent at the 
firft putting of a Queftion, not to vote therein, tho’ prefent 
at the Second, 18.—Leave to be of Counte! at the Lords, 2 
June.—To pay the Sums ordered for the Officers of the H oufe, 
26.— Leave to give Evidence at the Lords, eod. die.—to attend, 
upon Information of an intended Duel, 3 July. Vide Quarrel. 

Merchants, Bill to enable them to affign Bills and Bonds, &amp;c. 
read, 11 Apr. Committed,29. Reported, and re-committed, 
26 June. 

Merfey and Wever, Rivers, Bill to make them navigable, read, 
5 Mar. Committed, 9. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 3 
Apr. Read third time, and Committee to repare a Provifo 
to be added thereto, 8. Committee wind, 20 May. Peti- 
tion from Chetier referred, 17 June. 

Mefage, from the Lords, defiring certain Deeds, faid to be in 
the Clerk’s Hands, concerning Advowfons, and Re¢tories im- 
propriate, belonging to feveral Peers, and Committee to en- 
quire thereinto, 23 Feb. Anfwer, 19 Mar.—to acquaint the 
Houfe of the Time appointed by the King to be attended, 31 
Mar. &amp; 6 Apr.—defiring a Conference upon a Meflage from 
him, 2 Apr.—acquainting the Houfe with their Intention to 
adjourn for a certain Time, 11.—defiring the Houfe to be 
prefent at a Commiflion for pafling Bills, 3 June. 

to the King, for Leave to attend him, 27 Feb.—to ac- 

quaint him of the Refolution of the Houfe concerning the 

Manner of confidering the Revenue and the Militia, 16 Mar.— 

of Thanks, for his dadees to the Petition about Priefts and 

Jefuits, 2 Apr. Vide Priefis—concerning Writings in the 

Remembrancer’s Hands, relating to Adyowfons and impro- 
riate Reétories, belonging to Members, and others, 8.—of 
hanks, upon his Meflage relating to Sir Richard Temple, 13 

June. Vide Temple. 

from the King. Vide King. 

to the Deputy Remembrancer, concerning Writings in 

his Cuftody, relating to Advowfons, and impropriate Rec- 

tories, forced from Members, or others, 26 Mar.—to the Lord 

Trealurer,- about Deane Forefi, 6 May. Vide Deane Forett. 

—to the Earl of Briftol, concerning Sir Richard 'Yemple, 26 

June. Vide Jemple—to the Duke of York, concerning the 

Patentees for fellmg Wines, 27 July. 

to the Lords, to remind them of Bills, 10 &amp; 13 July. 

Milford Haven, Bill to erect a Light-houfe there, read, and re- 
jected, 11 May. 

Militia, Committee to perufe the A&amp; relating thereto, 23 Feb. 
Report, and Bill for better ordering it, read, 3 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 9. Confidered in the Committee, g Apr. 11. 15. 25. 
&amp; 30, May; 3. 6. &amp; 13, July. Reported, and to be in- 
groffled, 14 July. Paffed, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 22. Amendments confidered, and agreed 
to, 24. 

Mines, royal, Bill to define them, read, 17 Mar. Committed, 
28. Reported, and re-committed, 14 May. 

Minifters, in Corporations, Bill for increafing their Maintenanee 
ordered, 19 Feb. Read, 14 Mar. Committed, 16. Con- 
fidered in the Committee, 20 &amp; 24 Mar. 2 &amp; 4 Apr. &amp; 20 
May. 

Mollineux, Lord, Bill to make void Conveyances, read, 3 July. 
Committed, 4. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 18. Pafled, 
23. 

Mowe: Jacob, and others, their Petition read, and referred to 
a Committee, 21 May. 

Morley, Cuthbert, Bill to veft Lands in his Creditors, ready 25 
Feb. Committed, 6 Mar. 














16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


M4 DDE R, Bill for planting it in England, read, 30 Mar. 
Committed, 5 Apr. ' 

Malvern Chace, Bill tor Difafforeftation thereof, read, 1 Apr. 
Committed, 5. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 2 May. 
Pafled, 5. 

Marfh Lands, Bill for fettling the Title thereof, ordered, 30 
Mar. Read, 1 Apr. Committed, 18. S65 

Members, Lezve to plead at the Lords, 23 &amp; 26 Mar. &amp; 22 
Apr.—not attending at a Call, to be fined, 28 Mar.—Com- 
mittee to confider of Expedients for their better Attendance, 
12 May. Report, and Debate thereon not to_be proceeded 
in, 13.—To pay the Sums ordered for the Officers of the 
Houfe, 12—One withdraws, during a Debate concerning 


him, and reprehended in his Place, 13. - i ae oo 
erchant- 





IN DEX w# the Ercutu Vo.tvume. 


Merchant-udventurers, Petition of their Creditors read, and Bill 
&gt;on their behalf tendered, and read, 23 Mar. Another Bill, 
on behalf of the Merchant-adventurers, read, eod. die. Both 

Bills committed, and Inftruction to the Committee thereon, 29 
Mar. Petition of Merchant-adventurers of Newcastle, read, 
-and referred, eod. die. 
Merchants Ships, Bill to prevent their being yielded to Pirates, 
read, 22 Mar. Committed, 24. Reported, and to be in- 
rolled, 26 Apr. _Pafled, 4 May.—Bill to prevent Frauds of 
si and others, in breaking, and compounding, or- 
dered, 18 Apr.—Committee appointed to fettle the Difference 
between them and the Cuftomers, in relation to Fees, 27. 

Mejjages from the King. Vide King. 
— from the Lords, to avquaint the Houfe of the King’s 
coming to pafs a Bill, 5 Apr—defiring the Houfe to accom- 
pany them to the King, 26.—to acquaint them of the Time ap- 
pointed by him to be attended, 27.—defiring a Conference 
upon his Anfwer to the Vote about the Dutch, 29.—con- 
cerning his coming to end the Seffion, 14 May. 

— to the Lords, to remind them of Bills, 13. May.—to 

acquaint them of the Lofs of a Claufe out of a Bill, reported 

from a Conference, 16. Vide Conventicles. 

to the Lord Treafurer, and Chancellor of the Exche- 
quer, concerning Deane Foreft, 13 May. 

Minifiers in Corporations, Bill for their better Maintenance, or- 
dered, 26 Mar. Read, 30.. Committed, 4 Apr. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 6 May. Read Third time, and debated, 
g. Debate refumed, and turther adjourned, 10. 

Money, in Arrear to the King, and the indigent Officers, Bill for 
collecting it, ordered, 7 May. 

Morgan, Sir Tho. Petition of the Officers of his Regiment, read, 
and referred to a Committee, 27 Apr. 











16° &amp; 17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 4. A. 1664. 


M4 RS HES, and Marfh Lands, Bill to fettle them, read, 

25 Nov. Committed, and King’s Counfel to be heard 

thereon, 2 Dec. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 6 Feb. Paffed, 
18. Sent to the Lords, 20. 

Martin’s le Grand, St. Debate whether it be taxable with 
London or Wefimintfter, and Committee to confider thereof, 
ig Dec. Petiiion of Inhabitants read, and Queftion for re- 
ferring it, Neg. 13 Jan. Report, and to be taxed with 
London, 21. 

Medway, River, Bill, from the Lords, to make it navigable, 4 
Feb. Read, 6. Committed, 8. Reported, with Amend- 
ments, 21. Pafled, 25. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 
1 Mar. 

Member, concerned in a Bill, having voted in a Queftion thereon, 
and Objection being made thereto, offers voluntarily to with- 
draw, 4 Feb.—Two Members fummoned to attend the Service 
of the Houfe at their Peril, 10. Leave to feveral, to give 

: Evidence at the Lords, 20 &amp; 21. 

Merchant-adventurers, Bill to relieve their Creditors, read, 14 
Dec. Rejected, 20.—Another Bill, for Relief of the Com- 
pany, read, and rejected, 15. 

Mefjage to the Lord Chancellor, touching the Delivery of Writs 
or new Eleétions, 25 Jan. 

from the King. Vide King. 

—— — to the Lords, to remind them of Bills, 25 Feb. 

from the Lords, defiring a Conference upon a Meffage 
from the King, 28 Feb. 

Micklethwaite, Jof. Bill, from the Lords, to fell Lands, read, 
15 &amp; 20 Feb. Pafled, 23. 

Middlefex and Wettminfter, Debate about their being joined with 
London in the Bill of Affeffment, adjourned, 16, 17. &amp; 109, 
Dec. Refolutions touching the Sum to be affefled upon them, 
25 Jan. Provifo, concerning new Buildings and Offices 
therein, added to the Bill, 31. 

Molins, John, Bill to enable him to redeem a Mortgage made to 
Sir Nath. Brent, read, 20 Jan. Committed, 28. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 9g Feb. Patfled, 15. 

Monmouth, County, to be eafed in the Affeffment, 15 Dec. Re- 
folution touching the Sum to be abated, 13Jan. Sum aflefled 
thereon, 26. 

Mulgrave, Earl of, Bill, from the Lords, to enable him, and 
Sir Hugh Cholmley, to let Leafes to the King, 27 Feb. Read, 
28. Queftion for committing it, Neg. 1 Mar. 








17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seff? 5. A. 1665. 


M4 N, Ifle of, Provifo, concerning it, added to the Bill to 

prevent Importation of foreign Cattle, 24 Ott. 

Mefjage, from the Lords, defiring a Conference upon a Meflage 
from the King, 9g O&amp;.—defiring the Houfe to accompany them 
to him 11.—to acquaint the Houfe of the Time appointed by 
him to be attended, 12. . 

—— to the Lords, to remind them of a Bill, 28 O&amp;. 

Vou. VIII. 





from the King. Vide King. | ss 

of Thanks, to the Univerfity of Oxford, for, their Loyalty 

to the King, and his Father, 31 Od. P 

Minifters and Schoolmafters, non-conforming, Bill to fu prefs 
_them, read, 14 Oét. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be 
Ingrofled, 21. Paffed, 25. Agreed to by the Lords, with 

Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, 30. 
Murder. Vide Treafon. 





18° § 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 6. A. 1666. 


M ANUFACTURES, native, Committee to confider of 
“the Advance thereof, 22 Sept. Another Committee to 
infpect the Laws for refiraining the Exportation of them, and 
to bring in a Bill for tranfporting them, 24. Both Commit- 

‘tees joined, 60@. Refolutions, touching the Prohibition of 
French Manufactures, reported, and agréed to, 8. Vide 
France. Petition from Gloucefter referred, and Inftruétion 
thereon, 9. Refolution, touching burying in Woollen, re- 
ported, and agreed to, and Bill ordered thereon, 16 Nov. 
Vide Woollen. 

Marriages, clandeftine, Bill to prevent them, read, 24 Sept. 
Rejected, 27. 

May, Baptift, Efq; his Petition referred to Committee of Elec- 
tions, 16 Oct. 

Members, not appearing at a Call, to be fined, 21 Sept. To be 
fent for in Cuftody, 29 Oct. Their Names to be called over 
again, 6. 13. &amp; 30, Nov. &amp; 1 Dec. Called over, and feveral 
fent for in Cuftody, and not to fit, without paying Fees, 15 
Dec.—To receive the Sacrament, 29 Oct. Vide Sacrament.— 
to purge themfelves touching Libels found in the Houfe, and a 
Petition taken away, 3 Nov.—not to be of Counfel upon any 
Bill at the Lords, before it comes to the Houfe, 6.—{worn at 
the Table, and Abfentees to attend another Time for that Pur- 
pole, eod. die.—going out of Town without Leave, to be fent 
for in Cuftody, 6 Nov. &amp; 18 Dec.—give Evidence in a Caufe 

.depending before the Houfe, 22 Nov,—One acknowleges his 
Offence, in ftriking a Perfon in Weftminfter-hall, and Houfe 
to intercede for his Pardon, 3 Dec. Vide Saint John.—Leave 
for feveral to give Evidence at the Lords, 11 Dec. &amp; 22 Jan. 
—Speaker to give Order for Difcharge of their Servants ar- 
refied, 20 Dec.—Colleétion to be made from them for the 
Under-oflicers of the Houfe, 2 Jan.— Defaulters upon another 
Call, to be called over again, 14. Not excufed, to be fent 
for in Cuftody, 18. Several of them called, and Negative put 
upon the Queftion for proceeding therein, eod. die. Lift of 
thofe fent for in Cuftody, referred to a Committee, eod. die. 

— Bill to punith thote mifreprefenting the Proceedings of 
the Houle, ordered, 22 O¢t.—Bill to enforce their Attendance, 
ordered, 15 Dec. Read, 17 Jan. Committed, 19. Reported, 
and Debate thereon adjourned, 25. 

Merchant-adventurers. 

Merchants. 

Mejjages, from the King. Vide King. 

—— — from the Lords, to acquaint the Houfe of the Time ap- 
pointed by the King to be attended, 25 Sept. 31 Oét. 21 Noy. 
&amp; 29 Jan.—defiring them to appoint a Committee to attend 
him, 30 &amp; 31 Ot. 17 Nov. &amp; 28 Jan.—fignifying their Re- 
fulal to proceed upon a Complaint, not delivered in the ufual 
Manner, 12 Dec.—defiring a Conference upon the King’s 
Ant{wer concerning the taking of the publick Accounts, 2 Jan. 
Vide Accounts.—to acquaint the Houfe of his coming to 
pals Bills, 17.—defiring Members to give Evidence before 
them, 22. 

— of Thanks to the King, for his Care about the City, 28 

Sept.—for the Proclamation iffued againft Papifts, 14 Nov. 

Vide Priefis.—for communicating the News of the Defeat of 

the Rebels in Scotland, 3 Dec.—defiring Leave to attend 

him, 4. 

to the Lords, defiring them to appoint a Committec to 

take the publick Accounts upon Oath, 9 Noy. Vide dc~ 
counts.—to remind them of Bills, and other Bufinefs, 26 Nov. 
14. 16. &amp; 21, Jan. 

---—— to the Lord Treafurer, concerning Money belonging to 
the indigent loyal Officers, 22 Dec. &amp; 5 Feb. 

Mildmay, Sir Henry, Bill to confirm a Decree for fettling his 
Efiate, read, 22 Oct. Committed, 27. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 7 Dec. Paffled,21. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
an Amendment, 16 Jan. Amendment agreed to, 23. 

Money. Vide Coinage. 

Monpolies, Committee to infpeét the Laws againft them, 1 Oét. 

Mordant, Lord, his Proceedings again{ft Mr. ‘Tayleur voted ille- 
gal, and an Lmpeachment againtt him to be drawn up, 18 Dec. 
Another Refolution concerning him, 19. Articles reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 21. Read, and agreed to, and Precedents 
to be fearched, 22, Cenference, defired with the Lords there- 
on, agreed to, and held, 29. Copy of his Anfwer fent from 
the Lords, 18 Jan. Read, and Lords defired to appoint a 
Day for proceeding, and their Anfwer reported, 21. Leave 

te 





Vide France. 





























to feveral Members to attend the Trial as Witneffes for 
Lord Mordant, and Lords defired to iffue Summons for Wit- 
neffes in Support of the Impeachment, 22. _Direétion to the 
Managers, and Report touching their Objection to Lord Mor- 
dant’s being within the Bar, and to his having Counfel in 
Matter of Fact, 26. Managers fent to receive the Lords 
Anfwer thereto, and Precedents to be fearched, 28. Pre- 
cedents reported, and Refolutions thereon, 29. Report 
touching the Delivery of them to the Lords, and their ad- 
hering to their Refolution concerning the Lord Mordant’s 
being within the Bar, and Committee to prepare Reafons to 
be offered at a Conference thereon, 31. Reafons reported, 
1 Feb. Conterence defired, and agreed to, 4. Auother Con- 
ference, defired by the Lords, held, and reported, and Com- 
mittee to examine the Precedents cited by the Lords, in 
Support of their Refolution, eod. die. Report and Refolution 
of the Houfe to adhere to their former Opinion, and free Con- 
ference, defired with the Lords thereon, not aflented to, 5 Feb. 
Conference defired with the Lords upon their Denial of a free 
Conference, and Committee to prepare Reafons to be offered 
thereat, 6. Conference agreed to, and another free Confe- 
rence, defired by the Lords, held, and reported, 7. Another 
free Conterence to be defired with the Lords, and an Entry to 
be made in the Jourual, aflerting the Proceedings of the Houfe 
concerning the lati, eod. die. Conference defired, 8 Feb. 
Mofeley, Sic Edward, Bill for fettling his Eftate, read, 12 Jan. 





12° Car. Il. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


ATION. Vide Kingdom. 

Naturalization Bills. Vide Ajfiley, Bedell, Boreel, Cong- 
nard, Derby, Hide, Oudart, Pierre, Sabran, Vanteythufen, 
and Wauchter.—Perfons lett out of a Naturalization Bill, not 
having taken the Oaths, 24 Aug.—not bringing Certificates 
of having taken the Sacrament, 24 Aug. &amp; 12 Dee. 

Navigalion, Bill for Encouragement thereof, and Increafe of 
Shipping, read, 15 Aug. Committed, 20. Petition referred, 
22. Billreported, 30. ‘To be ingroffed, 31. Amended, and 
paffed, 4 Sept. Sent to the Lords, 5. 

Navy, Lift of Ships thereof in Pay, and Account of Wages duc 
tothem, read, 16 May. State of the Debt of it, ordered, 17 
July. Reported, and referred to a Committee, 2 Aug. Vide 
Army, Debts, and Supply. 

Newcajtle, Marquis of, Bill, from the Lords, to reftore him to 
his Honours, &amp;c. 23 Aug. Read, 28. Committed, 29. Re- 
ported, with Amendments, and patled, 6 Sept. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 7. 

Newport, Free-tchool. Vide Haberdafhers Company. 

Newton, John, Bill for felling Lands for Payment of his Debts, 
read,25 July. Committed, 2 Aug. leported, and to be in- 
grofled, 23. Palled, 26 Nov. Agreed to by the Lords, 27 

ec. 

Nicholas, Dr. Petition, touching the Matterfhip of the Hofpital 
of St. Nichoias, referred to a Committee, 18 June. Report, 
and Order for reftoring him, and Lords defired to coucur 
therein, 20. 

Noell Martin. Vide Piedmont. 

Norfolk, Dukedom of, Bill for reftoring it to the Earl of Arun- 
dell, brought trom the Lords, and read, 24 Nov. Committed, 
29. Reported, and pafled, 3 Dec. 

Northampton, Election, Keport and Refolution concerning it, 21 
June. 

— Hofpital, Provifo, touching Leafes made thereof, added 
to the Bill for College Leafes, 11 Aug. 

Nortifolke, James, Eig; appointed Serjeant at Arms, 25 Apr. 
King defired to grant him a Patent, 11 Sept. Vide Serjeant. 
Norton, Sir Gregory, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 

June. 

——— Sir Hen. his Petition referred to the Committee upon the 
Bill of Attainder, 17 Nov. 

Norwich, Petition from thence referred to the Committee upon 
the Excife Bill, 7 Aug. 

Nye, Philip, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 18 June. Left 
out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 





13° &amp; 14° Car. Ul. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


N4 TURALIZATION Bills. Vide Brudenell, Ferrers, 
Heffen, Pla, Sabran, Shrewfbury, Throckmorton, and Went- 
worth.—Perfons named in a Naturalization Bill, not paying 
Fees, ordered to attend the Speaker, 19 Dec. Their Names 
to be ftruck out of the Bill, 7 Feb. To attend the Houfe, to 
anfwer their Contempt, 10 Apr.—Names of feveral Merchant- 
ftrangers firuck out of a Naturalization Bill, and new Bill to 
be brought in for them apart, 7 Feb. To be brought in with- 
out peying new Fees, 28. 

Navy, Report from the Commiffioners for paying it, delivered in, 
11 July. Vide 4rmy.—Bill, from the Lords, to eftablith Articles 
for better Government thereof, 15 July. Read, 16. Com- 
mitted, 22. Reported, and paffed, with Amendments, 24. 





INDEX ¢o th E1rcutu Vo.utume. 


Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 27.—Bill to fettle the 
Rates of Carriages forthe Navy and Ordnance, ordered, 18 
Apr. Read, 19. Committed, 22. Reported, 5 May. Paffed, 


13. 

Nevill, Mr. Bill to fell Lands for Payment of his Debts, read, 
7 June. Committed, 27. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
12 Mar. Paffed, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 12 Apr. Amendments agreed to, 16. 

Henry and Edward, their Petition referred to the Com- 

mittee upon Lord erg ote be Bill, 8 July. 

Newburgh, Lord. Vide Privileges. 

Newcafile under Lyne, Claufe for the Copyholders thereof, added 
to the Bill for the Tenants of Rannes, 15 July. 

Newgate, Keeper of, to bring Prifoners in his Cuftody to the 
Houle, 19 Feb. &amp; 24 Mar. 

Newport, in Effex, Bill for felling Lands, for Maintenance of the 
Free-{chool there, to be read, 28 Feb. 

in Cornwall, Petition, touching the Election, read, and 
referred to Committee of Elections, 24 Mar. 1661. Hearing 
adjourned, 29 Apr. 1662. Order touching the Examination 
of Witnefles thereon, 10 May. 

Norfolk, Dukedom of, Bill to confirm the Act for reftoring it to 
the Earl of Arundell, read, 26 Nov. Committed, 27. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 5 Dec. Paffed,7. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 18. 

Northampton, Eleétion, and double Return, Petition, relating 
thereto, referred to the Committee of Eleétions, and Sheriff 
to attend, 17 May, 1661. Report touching the Returns, and 
Refoiutions thereon, 22. Further Report, and Eleétion de- 
clared void, and Mayor ordered into Cuftody, 13 June. His 
Petition read, 19. Difcharged, 20.—Petition of Sir Wm. 
Dudley, concerning another Election, to be received, tho’ not 
prefented within the limited Time, 24 Mar. Report, and 
Election of Sir James Langham declared void, 26 Apr. 1662. 

Norwich and Nortolk Stuffs, Bill to regulate the making of them, 
read, 28 Nov. Committed, 2 Dec. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 4 Feb. Read Third time, and Petition of Wool- 
combers read, and Bill amended, and paffed, 18. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with Amendments, 24 Apr. Amendments agreed 
to, with an Amendment, and Conterence delired with the 
Lords thereon, 13 May. Conference agreed to, and held, 14. 

— Petition of the Corporation read, and Bill for repairing 
the Wallis, and cleaufing the River, ordered, 26 Feb. Read, 
27. Committed, 8 Mar. 

Nottinghamyhire Election, Report and Refvlution concerning it, 
22 July. 


Nye, Philip. Vide Records. 











15° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


N4 TURALIZATION Bills. Vide Didier, Jacob, Kil- 

ligrew, Piere, and Willoughby. 

Navigation, Aé&amp; of, Complaint of the Violation thereuf, and 
King to be moved for a Proclamation to enforce it, 10 July. 
Navy, Petition of Merchants, and others, Creditors thereof, 
read, 16 June. Referred to the Committee upon the Subfidy 
Bill, 3 July.—Another Petition read, and referred to a Com- 

mittee, 13. Report, 23. 

Newcajtle Coals. Vide Revenue. 

Newport, John, Etq; Bill to make void a Fine, read, 6 Mar. 
Committed, 7. Special a relating thereto, and Com- 
mittee ordered to proceed, 6 Apr. Bill reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 8 May. Pafled, 11. 

Nonconformifis. Vide Seétaries. ‘ 

Norfolk, Bill for preventing Sea Breaches, and draining certain 
Fen-grounds therein, read, 21 Feb. Rejected, 10 Mar. 

Northampton Eleétion, Report and Refolution concerning it, and 
Return amended, 9 Apr. 

Northzot, Samuel, his Petition, concerning the Poft Office, read, 
and referred to the Committee upon the Revenue, 9 May. 
Norwich, City of, to have a Copy of the Petition of the Wool- 

combers of Suffolk, 3 June. 


16° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 
NAtY RALIZATION Bill. Vide Sayer.—Refolution 


of the Committee for Advancement of Trade, touching a 
Bill for a general Naturalization, reported, 2 May. Debated, 
and difagreed to, 4. 

Navy, Bill to prevent Difturbances and Abufes therein, read, 26 
Mar. Committed, 29. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 31. 
Pafled, 2 Apr. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
and Amendments agreed to, 20.—Petition of Merchants, and 
other Creditors of the Navy, read, and referred to a Com- 
mittee, 20 Apr. . 

Nothampton Ele¢tion, Petition of Sir H. Yelverton, concerning 
it, read, and referred to the Committee of Eleétions, 5 Apr. 
Order for hearing, 6. Report and Refolutions concerning 
it, 26. 


in MA 
kt saa 
Oras 














IN DEX io the 


16°&amp; 17° Car. II. Parl.2. Sef. 4. A. 1664. 


N4 TURALIZATION, Bill of. Vide Comes. 

Navy, Petition on behalf of the Creditors thereof, tender- 
ed, 19 Dec. Read, and referred to a Committee, 14 Jan. 
Report and Refolution relating thereto, 28. Committee to 
receive Propofals for their Satisfaction, 10 Feb. An Expe- 
dient reported, and difagreed to, 15. 

Nevill, Henry, Efq; Vide Kirkby. 

Norfolk, 

Northampton, County, 

Northumberland, Newcajfile, and Berwick, 

Norwich, 

Nottingham, County, and Town, 

Norton, Major, Efq; his Petition referred to Committee of 
Ele¢tions, 23 Feb. 


17° Car. IT. Parl. 2. Sef. 5. A. 1665. 


N4 TURALIZATION, Bill of. Vide Blancquefort. 
Nonconformijis. Vide Minijiers. 


Sums charged there- 
on in the Bill of Af- 
feffment, 26 Jan. 


18° § 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 6. A. 1666. 


/VATUR ALIZATION Bill. 

and Holles. 

Navy and Ordnance, Accounts relating thereto ordered, 21 Sept. 
Prefented, and referred to a Committee, 26. To be figned, 
1 Oct. To be brought to the Committee, 8. Report concern- 
ing them, and Extraéts from the Records delivered in, and 
referred, 15. Vide Accounts.—Bill to preferve Stores belong- 
ing to the Navy, and prevent Difturbances of Seamen, read, 
18 Jan. Committed, 22. Reported, 24. Pafled,31. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 5 Feb.—Claufe for appropriating Money for 
Payment of the Navy, referred to a Committee, 19 Jan. Vide 
Affefinent. 

Newport School, ‘Claufe for taxing Lands belonging thereto, 
offered to the Bill of Affeffment, and rejected, 21 Jan. 

Noel, Lady, Bill from the Lords, to fupply Part of her Join- 
ture, 22 Oct. Read, 26. Committed, 30. Reported, 12 
Nov. Paffed, 19 Dec. 

Nonconformifis, to be double taxed in the Poll-bill, 17 Nov. 
Amendment, made thereto by the Lords, by leaving out the 
Claufe for that Purpofe, agreed to, 7 Jan. 

Norris, Lord, Bill to veft his Eftate in Truftees, read, 14 Dec. 
Committed, 15. Special Report touching a Truftee in Ire- 
land, and Committee to proceed, 1g Jan. Bill reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 24. Pafled, 28. 


12° Car. II. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


O AKEHAMPTON Eleétion, and double Return, Report 

and Refolution relating thereto, 27 Apr. 

Oaths of Supremacy and Allegiance, King to be moved to 
order them to be taken, 29 May, &amp; 11 June. Lord Steward 
defired to adminifter them to fome of the Members, and to 
grant a Commiflion for adminifiering them to the reft, 2 June. 
Adminiftered by him, and the Commiflioners appointed for 
that Purpofe, 4. Form of them, eod. die. Commiflioners to 
Examine what Members had taken them, 6 June. Report, 
and Orders for adminiftering them to the Army and Navy, 11. 
—Claute to fubjeét Perfons, refufing to take them, to pay 
double Taxes, added to the Poll-bill, 10 July. Difagreed to 
by the Lords, and adhered to by the Commons, 2 Aug. Con- 
ference thereon — and Claufe left out, and Lords to be 
acquainted with the Reafons, which induced the Houfe not to 
infift upon it, 15. 

Oblivion, Bill of. Vide Pardon. 

Officers of the Army, their Addrefs to General Monck, read, 
2 May. 

vf Juftice. Vide Declaration. 

of the Houfe. Vide Houje. 

Offices, and Titles of Honour, Bill to avoid certain Grants of 
them, prefented, and read, 19 May. Committed, 22.—Bill 
touching Purchafers of Offices to be read, 3 Aug.—Bill from 
the Lords, concerning Patents and Grants of Honours and Of- 
fices, made during the late Troubles, 6 Sept. Read twice, and 
— 10. Reported, and Debate thereon adjourned, 
17 Dec. 

Ogilby, Mr. Order for Payment of 50/. to him for a Bible pre- 
fented to the Houfe, 27 Dec. 


Vide Arlington, Frazer, 








Okey, Johu, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains and’ 


Penalties, q June. Excepted for Life, 9 July. 

Orders. Vide Amendments, Bills, Committees, Elections, Houfe, 
Members, Privileges, and Returns—Order againft feizing 
Goods, but by legal Authority, and known Officers, 21 May. 
——Several made by the Lords, referred to a Committee, 4 July. 
—One to be printed, 15 Nov.—for taking up the Bodies of 
a ta Bradfhaw, Ireton, and Pride, and hanging 

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E1GHTH VOLUME. 


them at Tyburn, 4 Dec. Addition thereto, 6. Agreed to by the 
Lords with an Amendment, and Amendment agreed to, 8. 

Ordinances. Vide King, and Supply. 

Ormond, Marquis of, Bill for saielis him to his Eftate, read 
twice, and committed, 18 July. Hhepoeesd, and to be in- 

roffed, 20. Pafled, 23. 

Ofwald, St. Hofpital, in Worcefterfhire, Provifo touching Leafes, 
made by Simon Moore, Mafter thereof, added to the Bill for 
College Leafes, 11 Aug. 

Oudart, Nicholas, Efq; Bill to naturalize him, and others, 
read, g Aug. Committed, 15. Reported, and to be ingro‘led, 
12 Dec. Pafled, 15. Agreed to by the Lords, with an 
Amendment, and Amendment er to, 21. 

Overton, Borough, Petition from thence about fending Members 
to Parliament, read, and Queftion for referring it to the Com- 
mittee of Eleétions, Neg. 13 July 

Owen, John, Stationer to the Houfe. Vide Houfe. 

Oxford, Univerfity, Petition from thence read, and referred toa 
Committee, 25 June. 

City, Commiffioners, named for it in the Poll-bill, to be 

Commiffioners for the Three Months Affeffment, 6 July. 


13° § 14° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


ATHS of Allegiance and Supremacy, adminiftered by the 
Lord Steward, and his Deputies, 8 May, 1661. Commif- 
fioners to examine what Members had taken them, 18. Or- 
der revived, 21 May, &amp; 13 June. 
Oblivion, Act of. Vide Aéts. 
Officers cafhiered. Vide Addre/s—maimed and indigent. Vide 
Loyalifis. 
Ogilby, John, his Petition concerning the Sum of 50/. ordered 
him by the laft Parliament, and Order thereon, 8 July. 
Okeover, Rowland, Efq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 5 June. Com- 
mitted, 20. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 23 Jan. Pafled, 


15 Feb. Agreed to by the Lords, with an Amendment, 
24 Mar. Amendment agreed to, 22. 
Orders. Vide Bills, Committees, Elections, Houfe, Marfhal, and 


Members —Quetiion for Liberty to debate an Order, Neg. 
22 May, 1661.—Leave given to {peak againft one, 16 Dec. 
—One to be printed, 21 Apr. 1662. 

Orlibeare, Geo. Bill to revive a Settlement made by him, read, 
18 May, 1661. Committed, 22. Reported, and to be in- 
groffed, 21 June. Paffed, 27. 

Ormond, Marquis of. Vide Adis. 

Oxford Univerfity, Debate upon the Precedency thereof before 
Cambridge, 14 Dec. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


O4 T'S, when to be exported, 2 June. 

Officers, in the late King’s Service, their Petition read, and 
referred to a Committce, 12 Mar. Petition of Widows of 
feveral flain in the Service, prefented, 13. Read, and referred, 
14. Bill to explaina former Act for their Relief, read, 12 
June. Committed, 13. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 8 
July. Read Third time, and Committee to pen a Claufe and 
Provifo, to be added, 10. Reported, and Bill paffed, eod. die. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments 
agreed to, 24 July. 

Offices, Committee to infpeét the A&amp; againft Sale of them, 13 
Apr. Report, and Bill to prevent it, ordered, 2 May. Read, 
14. Committed, 18. Reported, and re-committed, 2 June. 
—Bill for difpofing of them to Perfons conforming to the 
Church, ordered 5 May. 

Orders. Vide Amendments, Bills, Committees, Houfe,and Quef- 
tions.—An Order amended, 15 May.—Difcharged, 19. 

Ofwald, St. Hofpital, Bill for Regulation of it, read, 30 Mar. 
Committed, 1 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 11 May. 
Paffed, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 19 June. 

Owfe, River, Bill to make it navigable, read, 10 Mar. 

Oxfordfhire Election, Hearing put off, 18 June. 


16°Car. II. Parl, 2. Sef? 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


O FFICERS, loyal and indigent, Report from the Commif- 
fioners appointed to execute the Act for diftributing 
60,000 /. amongft them, and Petition on their behalf read, and 
referred to a Committee, 31 Mar. Report, and Receivers for 
Cornwall, Lancafter, Monmouth, and Rutland, fent for in 
Cuftody, for not paying in the Money by them received, and 
the Receivers for Weftmorland and Anglefey to be fummoned 
to account, 2 Apr. Deputy Receiver of Lancafter fent for 
in Cuftody, 4. Petition for the Receiver for Rutland read, 
and referred, and Committee to examine feveral Perfons 
charged with detaining Money in their Hands belonging to the 
faid Officers, 3 May. Report touching the Receiver for Rut- 
land, and Order for his Difcharge, upon giving Security, 
7 May. Farther Inftruction to the Committee, and Bill for 
better collecting Money in Arrear, ordered, eod. die. 
H Orrorey, 























INDEX oo th Ereuntu Vouume. 


Orrorey, Earl of, Bill from the Lords, for confirming Part of 
Froomezelwood Foreft to him, 4 May. Read,and Negative 
put upon the Queftion for a fecond Reading, 6. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 4. A. 1664. 


BLIVION, A&amp; of. Vide Pardon. 
Officers, loyal and indigent, Committee to take the Account 

of the Money colleéted for them, 29 Nov. Additional Order, 
2 Dec. Report touching a Sum in the Hands of the Receiver 
for Cornwall, and Order for his being fent for in Cuftody, 20. 
Farther Report, and Bill for ey apenas and felling the Eftates 
of, Perfons neglecting to pay in the Money by them received, 
ordered, 13 Feb. Report from Commiflioners, appointed to 
execute the Act concerning the faid Officers, delivered in, and 
Committee to examine it, 24. Report touching a forged 
Letter of Attorney in the Name of feveral of the faid Officers, 
2 Mar. 

Order difcharged, 11 Feb. 

Outrim, Dr. defired to preach, 19 Jan. 

Outwood Common, Bill 
ted, 14. 

Oxford, County, Sum charged thereon inthe Bill of Affeffment, 
26 Jan. 


Thanked, &amp;c. 31. 
to improve it, read, 5 Dec. Cummit- 


17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff. 5. A. 1665. 


O4 TH and Declaration, Bill to enjoin the taking of them, 
read, 26 Oét. Queftion for committing it, Neg. 27. 


Oxford Univerlity. Vide Mejage. 
18° &amp; 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 6. A. 1666. 


AT HS, King’s Commiflion for adminiftering them read, 
6 Nov. Taken by the Speaker, and Members prefent, and 
Abfentees to attend for that Purpofe, eod. die. 

Ojjicers, aud Soldiers, Bill to regulate them, read, 27 Sept. 

— loyal and indigent, Complaint of the Money belonging 

to them being detained by the Receivers, and feveral of then 

fent for in Cuftody, and Committee to examine it, 2 Odt. 

Farther Orders relating thereto, 19 Oct. &amp; 15 Dec. Report, 

and Orders thereon, 22 Dec. Farther Report, and Mellage 
to the Lord Treafurer thereon, 5 Feb. 

Offices, how to be taxed in the Poll-bill, 17 Nov. 

Orders, Vide Bills, Footmen, Houfe, Journals, and Members. 
—Queftion for Leave to {peak againft an Order, Neg. 7 Dec. 
—One to be printed in the Gazette, 17. 

Outrim, Dr. defired to preach at the Faft, 24 Sept. 
40. Defired to print his Sermon, 11. 
Sacrament, 209. Thanked, 10 Dec. 

Outwood Common, Bill to inclofe it, read, 18 O&amp;. Commit- 
ted, 27. 

Owen, Hugh, Efq; his Petition referred to Committee of Elec- 
tions, 7 Dec. 


12° Car. Ul. Parl.1. A. 1.1660. 


P4 CK, Chriftopher, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 
16 June. Left out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 
13 Aug. 

Packer, his Examination reported, 19 May. 

Palatine, Prince Eleétor, his Letter to the Houfe read, and to 
be communicated to the King, 23 July. 

Pamphlets, concerning the Proceedings of the Houfe, complained 
of, 25 June. Vide Privileges.—Several others complained of, 
and Committee to inquire thereinto, 30 June; 3 July; and 9 
Aug.—Another, called “ The long Parliament revived,” 
complained of, 13 Nov. Vide Parliament. 

Papijis and Recufants, Committee to confider of Means for put- 
ting the Laws againft them in Execution, 22 May. Declara- 
tion againft them prefented, and read, 23. Read a Second time, 
and another ordered, 24._ A Proclamation to be brought in 
inftead of it, 26. Read, and agreed to, and Lords defired tocon- 
cur therein, 29.—Committee to inform themfelves of Money 
remaining in the Hands of Receivers of Papitts Eftates, 23 
June. Report, 14 July. Claufe for difcovery of Recufants, 
tendered to the Poll-bill, and laid afide, 10 July. Vide Oaths. 

Pardon and Oblivion, Bill prefented, and read, 9 May. Debate 
thereon adjourned, 12. Seven of thelate King’s Judges to be 
excepted thereout for Life and Eftate, 14. Debate refumed, 
and Bill committed, 14. To be reported, 23 &amp; 26. Reported, 

31. Proceedings thereon, 31 May, 1, 2&amp; 4 June. The 

Seven Perfons, to be excepted for Life and Eftate, to be named, 

in the Houfe, 5 June. Named 5&amp;6. Declaration about laying 

hold of the Pardon offered by the King, refolved, and Commit- 
tee to draw it, 7. Reported, and to be prefented to the King, 
eod. die. Several other Perfons, to be excepted for Life and 

Efiate, named, eod. die. Provifo, touching the Perfons fum- 

moned by Proclamation to furrender, to be drawn, and added 

to the Bill, 8 June. Refolution touching the Perfons to be 





Thanked, 
To preach at the 


excepted in refpect of Pains and Penalties, eod. die. Bill far- 
ther proceeded on, and feveral excepted accordingly, 9. 11 : 
12, 13, 14,15 &amp; 16 June. King’s Meflage, recommending 
the Difpatch of it, delivered, and feveral other Perfons ex- 
cepted, 18. Bill farther confidered, and re-committed, 19. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 22. Read third time, 27. 
Proceedings thereon, 27. 29 &amp; 30, June; 2.4 &amp; 6 July. 
Farther Proceedings thereon, and Provifo touching Efiates, 
purchafed from Perfons excepted, read twice, and Committed. 
7 July. Reported, and to be added, g. Bill farther proceeded 
on, and feveral other Perfons excepted for Life and Eftate, not 
having furrendered, eod. die. Bill paffed, and fent to the Lords, 
11 July. Meflage, recommending the Difpatch of it, 19, Heads 
of a Conference upon the fame Subject, reported, g Aug. Bill 
returned from the Lords, with Amendments, and fome of 
them difagreed to, 11. Further confidered, and fome others 
difagreed to, and others amended, and Bill, and Amendments, 
to be returned to the Lords, 13. Free Conference, defired by 
the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, 16. Report, and 
Proceedings thereon, and Committee to confider of one of the 
Amendments, adhered to by the Lords, for excepting, for Life, 
fume of the King’s Judges, who furrendered, 17. Report con- 
cerning it, and Committee to prepare Heads of another free 
Conference thereon, 18. An Expedient touching it reported, 
and Conference agreed to, and held, 20. Another free Con- 
ference, defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, 
22. Reafons, offered by the Lords thereat, for adhering to 
the faid Amendment, and to their Amendment for excepting 
Sir H. Vane, and others, for Life, reported, and Committee 
to prepare Heads of another free Conference thereon, 23. 
Heads reported, and Refolutions and Proceedings thereon, and 
Conference agreed to, 24. Another free Conference, defired 
by the Lords, held, and reported, and Claute offered by them, 
for fufpending Execution, in cafe of the Attainder of any of 
the Perfons who furrendered, agreed to, and Committee to 
amend the Bill accordingly, 25. Report, and Proceedings 
thereon, and Bill fent to the Lords, 28. Another free Coute- 
rence, defired by the Lords, held, and reported, and Refolu- 
tion touching the Name of Mr. Carew, inferted by the Com. 
mons amongtt thofe who furrendered, eod. die. Bill returned 
to the Lords, and King to be moved for the Royal Affent, 
eod. die.—Queftion for the Committee, who brought in the 
Billof Pardon, to prepare the other Bill of Pains and Penal- 
ties, Neg. 21 June.—Order for moving the King not to difpofe 
of the Efiates of thofe excepted, till his Brothers fhould be 
provided for, 1 Sept. Agreed to by the Lords, 3.—againft 
Payment of Money due to any of them, 7. Claufe, touching 
thofe excepted as to Pains and Penalties, to be inferted in the 
Bill of Attainder, if convenient, 7 Nov. Bill to be brought in 
for that Purpote, 4 Dec. 

Pargiter, Mr. removed from being a Commiflioner of Excife, 
15 Aug. 

Parliament, meets, 25 Apr. Bill to confirm it, read twice, and 
committed, 4 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, eod. die. 
Paffed, 5 May. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
and Amendments agreed to, 7. Returned to the Lords, 8. 
— Bill for maintaining the Rignts thereof, and confirming the 
fundamental Laws, read, 23 May. Committed, 29. Re- 
ported, and re-committed, 7 June. Reported, and to be in- 
—_ 21. Paffed,3 July. King’s Meflage, concerning a 

ecefs thereof, Communicated by the Lords at a Conference, 
and free Conference defired with them thereon, 31 Aug. 

Agreed to, and Reatons to be offered thereat for both Houfes 

pe seen themfelves, 1 Sept. Another free Conference, de- 
fired by the Lords, agreed to, and held, and King’s Affent to 
the Defire of the Houfe, reported, 3.—Pamphlet, called “ The 
“ Jong Parliament revived,” complained of, and Committee of 
Privileges to examine it, 13 Nov. Printer fent for in Cuftody, 
and Author examined, and committed, 17. Report of offen- 
five Paflages therein, and Author to be impeached, 20. Vide 
Drake. Printer releafed, 26.— Parliament diffolved, 29 Dec. 

Patents. Vide Office. 

Peck; Henry, Efg; Committee to confider of a Debt due to him 
upon feveral Orders of Parliament, 23 June. Report, and 
Order for Payment, 14 July. Order tent to the Lords, 18. 
Queftion for charging his Debt upon the Excife, Neg. 22 Aug. 
Order for that Purpofe, 12 Nov. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, 10 Dec. 

Peers, Provifo for affefling them by Commiflioners to be ap- 
pointed by the Lords, added by them to the Poll-bill, difagreed 
to,2-Aug. Conference thereon reported, and Commitlion- 
ers, named by the Lords, agreed to, and Salvo, touching the 
Right of the Hoafe, in relation to that Matter, to be drawn, 
and entered in the Journal, 15. A like Provito, added by the 
Lords to the fupplemental Poll-bill, difagreed to, 12 Sept. 
Conference thereon reported, and another Provifo, offered by 
the Lords inftead of the former, agreed ‘to, eod. die.-—Provifo, 
touching the affelling of Peers, adaed by the Commons to the 
other additional Poil-bill, 18 Dec. Another , touching the 
fame, added by the Lords to the faid Bill, difagreed to, 28. 

» i Conference 














Conference thereon reported, and Provifo, with Alterations 
made thereto by the Lords, agreed to, 29.—Provifo, for favin 
the Rights of Peers, added by the Lords to the Bill for Six 
Months Affefiment, agreed to, 22. A like Provifo, added by 
them to the Bill for one Month’s Affeffment, agreed to, 29. 

Pelham, Peregrine, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to 
Pains and Penalties, 9 June. 

Pennington, Maac, excepted as to Pains and Penalties, 9 June. 
Surrenders, 15. Inferted in the Claufe for fufpending-Exe- 
cution, in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Perry, Lieutenant-colonel, Petition touching a Debt due to 
him upon account of the Garifon of Taunton, and Order 
thereon, 18 July. 

Peterborough Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 


26 May. 

Peters, Hugh, fent for in Cuftody, 7 June. Information againft 
him read, and to be excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 18. 
Petitions to the King. Vide Addrefs.—Mewmorial to be entered 
in the Journal upon Occafion of a Petition prefented to the 

Lords and by them recommended to the Houle, 3 Sept. 

Phe/pes, John, one of the Clerks of the high Court of Juttice, 
to be fecured, 14 May. Excepted out of the Bull of Pardon, 
9 June-—Committee to fecure Books and Records in his 
Hands, belonging to the Publick, 16 May. Report touching 
them, and Order thereon, eod. die. Fartner Report, 18 May. 
Order, brought from the Lords, concerning them, read, and 
agreed to, and an Inventory of them to be taken, 23. To re- 
main in the Cuftody of the Clerk, 6 Aug. 

Pickering, Sir Gilbert, his Petition read, and to be excepted out 
of the Bill of Pardon, as to Pains and Penalties, 9 June. 
Amendment made by the Lords, for allowing him the Benefit 
thereof, agreed to, 11 Aug. His Name to i inferted in the 
Claufe of Incapacity, 13. 

Piedmont and Poland, Proteftants of, Reporttouching the Money 
collected for them, and Order for charging it upon the Excite, 
11 May. Bill to fecure Part thereof, fent to Alderman Tems 
and Mr. Noell, read, 29 Aug. To be ingrefled, 4 Sept. Read 
Third time, and Provifo for Mr. Noell read twice, and com- 
mitted, 6. Reported, and added, and Bill pafled, 10. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed 
to, 17 Dec.—Claufe for getting in the Money collected for the 
Proteftants of Poland, to be inferted in the Bill for Redemption 
of Captives, 20. 

Pierre, Peter and John, Bill for naturalizing them, read, 15 
June. To be ingroffed, 18. Pafled, 12 July. Sent to the 
Lords, 14. 

Pinkard, Adrian’ her Information read, and referred to the Com- 
— appointed to receive Informations of the like Nature, 
22 ay. 

Pigecetl, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
27 Apr.—touching the Election, 9 June. 

Poll-bill, towards raifing the Supply, ordered, 19 May. Pre- 
fented, and read, 12 June. Committed, 21. Proceeded on, 
26. ‘lo be farther proceeded in, 27 June, &amp; 2 July. Re- 
ported, and Lifts of Commiflioners to be brought in, and 
ligned, 3 July. Delivered in, and confidered, 5. Farther 
confidered, and Bill to be ingrotfed, 6. Committee to confi- 
der of Alterations to be made therein, 7. Report, and Pro- 
ceeding thereon, 10. Bill amended, and paffed, 14. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with Amendments, 23. Some of them dif- 
agreed to, 2 Aug. Bill fent back to the Lords, 7. Free Con- 
ference defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, 
14. Reported, and Amendments (except one of them, agreed 
to, and another free Conference to be defired with the Lords 
thereon, and Inftru¢tion to the Managers, 15. Conference 
agreed to, 16. Billreturned with a Meflage, fignifying the Lords 
Concurrence, 17. Printed Copies of itto be fentintothe Country, 
30. King to be moved for a Proclamation about it, 31. Let- 
ter to the Lord Mayor, to haften the Payment of the Money 
thereon, read, and to be figned by the Speaker, and like Let- 
ters to be fent to the Commiffioners in the Country, 1 Sept. 
—Bill for fupplying Defects therein, read twice, and commit- 
ted, 10 Sept. Reported, and Committee appointed to confi- 
der of the Defeéts in the Poll-bill, and the Remedies to be 
applied, 11. Report and Proceedings thereon, and Bill to be 
ingrofled, eod. die. Pafled, 12 Sept. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, and one of them difagreed to, and Con- 
ference defired with the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, 
eod. die. Free Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, 
agreed to, and held, and another Amendment, delivered by 
the Lords inftead of the former, reported, and agreed to, eod., 
die. Royal Affent, 13 Sept.—Another Bill for fupplying De- 
fects in the Poll-bill, ordered, 6 Nov. Prefented and oak 12. 
Committed, 13. Inftruétion and Addition to the Committee, 
3 Dec. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 12. Commif- 
fioners added, 13. Bill read Third time, and Claufe, to be 
added thereto, to be prepared, 17. Reported, and added, and 
Bill amended, and paffed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 22. Some of them difagreed to, and Confe- 
rence, defired with the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, 28. 

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INDEX ¢o th Ercutu Votume. 


Free Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, 
and held, eod. die. Reported, and Amendments, fent from 
the Lords, agreed to, 29 Dec. Royal Affent, eod. die. 

Polonia, Protettants of. Vide Piedmont. 

oe Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 16 

ay. 

Porter, Geo. Efq; Provifo, for faving his Right, tendered to the 
Bill for the Poft Office, and dropt, 5 Dec. 

Ports to be fiopt, 17 &amp; 21 May. Vide Charles [. 

Port Towns. Vide Sea-ports. 

Portugal Merchants, their Petition read, 21 July. 

Poft Office, Bill for eftablifhing it, read, 2g Aug Committed, 
6 Sept. Order for continuing the Perfons employed therein 
till the Re-affembling of the Pectignent: 12. Agreed to by the 
Lords, eod. die. Committee revived, 7 &amp; 23 Nov. Bill re- 
ported, and re-committed, and Claufe to oblige Perfons, em- 
ployed in the Office, to take the Oaths, to be added, 5 Dec. 
Report, and Proceedings thereon, 17. Bill paffed, 20. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed 
to, 22. Roya! Affent, 29.—Perfons infirumental in improv- 
ng the Revenue of the Office, to be recommended to the 

ing, 17. 

Potter, Vincent, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 
Inferted in the Claute for fufpending Execution, in cafe of 
Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Powell, Lady, Provifo, relating to her, referred to the Commit- 
we upon the Biil of Pardon, 23 May. Read, and rejected, 7 

uly. 

—---— Mr. Debt upon the Court of Wards to be confidered, 
26 June. 

Sir Edward, Bill, from the Lords, to make void Fines 
levied on him, 1g Dec. Read, 21. 

Prefs, Bill for remedying the Abufes thereof, ordered, 24 Aug. 

Fieger Election, Report concerning it, and declared void, 20 
June. 








in Suffolk, Bill to confolidate the Rectory and Vicarage 
thereof, read, 31 Aug. Committed, io Nov. Reported, and 
to bg ingrofled, 8 Dec. Paffed,11. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, 28, 

Price, Mr. defired to preach, 26 Apr. ‘Thanked, 10 May. 

Pride, Thomas, to be attainted by Aét of Parliament, 15 May. 
Vide Attainder. His Body to be taken up, and hanged at 
Tyburn, 4 Dee. 

Priejis and Jefuits, Declaration, for putting the Laws in Execu- 
tion againft thein, to be drawn, 24 May. A Proclamation to 
be brought in, inftead of it, 26. Reported, and agreed to, and 
Lords defired to concur therein, 29. 

Princefs Royal, Order for pretenting her with 10,000 /. 13 Sept. 
Agreed to by the Lords, eod. die. Her Letter of ‘Thanks 
thereon read, 8 Nov. Congratulatory Meflage to her on her 
Return to England,6 Nov, Her Anfwer reported, 8. 

Henrietta. Vide Henrietta. 

Printers, to the Houfe, to be appointed by the Speaker, 5 May. 
Vide Houfe-—Several complained of. Vide Privileges.— 
Petition of John Streator and John Meacock, Printers, 
read, 11 Sept. Order for Payment of Money due to them, 
12 Dee. 

—- in Newgate, Pardon for feveral of them referred to a 
Jommittee, 27 Apr.—in the Serjeant’s Cuftody, Lift of them 
read, and feveral difcharged, 11 Sept. Another Lift read, 
and Privy Council to give Orders about them, 12. 

Privileges, Committee, appointed, 26 Apr.—Difpute between 
the ‘I'wo Houfes about a Matter of Privilege, upon Occafion 
of the Orders concerning the late King’s Judges, 21 &amp; 22 
May.—Perfons, difobeying the Orders of a Committee, fent 
for in Cuftody, 23 &amp; 28.—making Difeoveries of Mo- 
ney due to the Publick, to have Privilege, 23 June.—Se- 
veral Printers complained of, for printing the Proceedings of 
the Houfe, and Committee to examine it, 25 June; 3 July; 
&amp; 24 Aug. Some of them fent for in Cuftody, 24 Aug. Dif- 
charged, 10 &amp; 11 Sept.— Several Orders of the Lords, touch- 
ing Privileges, read, and Committee to confider of them, and 
prepare Heads of a Conference thereon, 4 July.—Perfons, 
concerned in arrefting one of the Serjeant’s Deputies, fent for 
in Cuftody, 5. Difcharged 11 &amp; 18.—Privilege prayed for 
Sir John Stapeley’s Servant arretled, and Committee to exa- 
mine a Certificate of the Cafe produced, 7-—Complaintof the 
Black Rod’s detaining a Prifoner, carried by the Serjeant to the 
Lords, and Order thereon, 13.—Perfon, ferving a Subpoena 
upon a Member, fent for in Cuftody, 19.—-Committee to ex- 
amine, whether the f{ummoning of a Member to be examined 
in a Caufe before the Lords, be a Breach of Privilege, 20. 
—A Perfon committed for intruding into the Houfe, + Aug. 
—A Contiable fent for in Cuttody, for fending a Member to 
the Compter, 9. Ditcharged, 21.—A Perfon fummoned to 
anfwer his taking a Writ from the Clerk of the Crown, and 
keeping the fame unexecuted, 13.—A Salvo, touching the Pri- 
vilege of the Houfe only to name Commifiioners in Money 
Bills, to be drawn, and entered in the Journal, 15.~A Per- 
fon having been in Cuftody, and goiug away without Pee 

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INDEX @o the Etcutu Vouumre. 


Fees, ordered into Cuftody again, eod. die.—Parties, concern- 
ed in arrefting Mr. Cooper's Servant, fent for in Cuftody, 27 
Aug. Servant to have Privilege, 3 Sept. Parties difcharged, 
4.—Perfons, concerned in arrefiing the Speaker’s Chaplain, 
fent for in Cuftody, 30 Aug.—arrefting a Servant to the Pro- 
voft-marfhal, fent for in Cuftody, and Speaker to give Order 
for their Difcharge, 12 Sept.—Member allowed to ftand to, or 
wave, his Privilege, as he thinks fit, 8 Nov.—Committee to 
examine a Complaint againft the Lieutenant of the Tower, for 
detaining a Member, and one of the Warders fent for in Cuf- 
tody, 9.—A Book, intituled, “ The long Parliament revived,” 
complained of, and Committee to examine, 13. Vide Par- 
liament.—Perions, accufed of forging a Member’s Hand fo a 
Proteétion, fent for in Cuftody, and Declaration thereupon 
concerning the Perions entitled to Privilege, 15.—Party com- 

lained of, for affaulting a Member, fent for in Cuftody, and 
Committee to examine it, 16 Nov.—giving abufive Language 
to a Member, fent for in Cuftody, 20.—Perfons, concerned 
in profecuting a Caufe againft Sir Francis Lawley, fent for in 
Cuftody, and Sheriff to ftay Proceedings, 6 Dec. Complaint 
of the Serjeant’s Deputies being refifted in Execution of the 
Order, and Refolution thereon, 21. 

Prize Goods, Order for taking an Account of them, 16 June. 
Report touching the Debt due from the ColleCtors, and Orders 
thereon, 23. 

Nes a Vide Courts of Juftice. 

Proclamations. Vide Addrefs, Charles 1. Entries, Ireland, King, 
and Priejis. 

Profanenefs, King to be moved for a Proclamation, and Bill or- 
dered, againft it, 20 July. Vide Lord’s Day, and Swearing. 

Proteétions, written, declared void, 15 Nov. 

Proteftant Religion. Vide Religion. 

Protejiants of Piedmont and Poland. Vide Piedmont. 

Protejiation, to be taken by the Members about a Bill loft from 
the Table, 21 Aug. 

Provifoes. Vide Amendments, Bills, and Claufes. 

Provojt-marfhal, Petition for Payment of the Salary due to him, 
and his Officers, read, and referred to a Committee, ag June. 
Order for Payment, 14 July. Sent to the Lords, 18, Queftion 
for charging it upon the Excife, Neg. 22 Aug. ther Orders 
relating thereto, 11 &amp; 13 Sept. Another Petition read, and re- 
ferred to a Committee, 18 Dec. Report, and Order thereon, 
27. Pasties, arrefting one of his Servants, fent for in Cuftody, 
12 Sept. 

Puckle, _ om ordered into Cuftody, for — the Efcape 
of oneof the late King’s Judges, 31 May. Difcharged, 13 
June. 

Pudjey, Peter, Provifo, concerning him, tendered to the Bill of 
Pardon, rejected, 7 July. 

Purefoy, Wm. excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Purveyance. Vide Wards, Court of. 

Pyne, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 18 June. Left 
out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 


13° &amp; 14° Car. Ul. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


AC KINGTON, Sir John, Bill for vacating Conveyances 
patled by him, read, 17 May. 
Pains and Penalties, Bill of. Vide Regicides. 
Pamphlets, {editious, Bill to fupprefs them, ordered, 3 July. 
Vide Prefs.—Complained of. Vide Privileges. 
Paper and Parchment, fealed, Bill for a Duty thereon, towards 
the Revenue, ordered, 23 July. Read, 18 eb. Committed, 


19. 

Paion and Oblivion, A&amp; of, Bill for confirming it, read, 13 
May. Vide Aés.—Perfons, excepted thereout, to be pro- 
ceeded againft, 26 June. Vide Regicides. 

Parliament meets, 8 May, 1661. Prorogued, 19 May, 1662. 

triennial, Bill, to repeal the Act for it, ordered, 3 Apr. 

Parfon’s Green, Bill, from the Lords for inclofing the High- 
way from thence to Fulham, and fettling other Land for a 
Highway in lieu thereof, 12 July. Read, 17. Committed, 
18. Reported, and pafled, 20. 

Pawnbrokers. Vide Brokers. 

Pearjon, Dr. defired to preach before the Houfe,11 Jan. 

Peck, Thomas, Efq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 11 June, Com- 
mitted, and Party interefied to have Notice, 25. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 28 Feb. Paffed, * *. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, 12 Apr. Amendments agreed to, 
16. 

Peers, Provifo, touching their Trial, added by the Lords to the 
Bill for fecuring the King’s Perfon, difagreed to, 28 May, 
1661. Adhered to by the Lords, and agreed to by the Com- 
mons, with an Amendment, 6 June. Amendment agreed to 
by the Lords, 10.—Claufe for exempting their Houfes from 
Search, added by the Lords to the Bill to regulate the Prefs, 
difagreed to, 29 July. Vide Pre/s—Another, touching the 
Trial of Peers, added by the Lords to the Quakers Bill, 29 Jan. 
Vide Quakers.—Peer fits covered within the Bar at the hear- 
ing of Counfel upona Bill concerning him, 25 Feb.—Provifo, 





touching Peers affefling themfelves, added b 
the Militia Bill, stieiind toa Committee, 7 Ma 0d seal ~ 
ported, with Amendments, and agreed to, 9. Another Pr fo, 
to the fame Effect, added by the Lords to the Bill for dift “4 
buting 60,000 /. amongft the Cavaliers, amended and a od 
&gt; 1 i apgenasony concerning the Reafons which Fes | 

Jou = =" a rr to thefe Provifoes, to be entered in the 
ennington, Ifaac, Houfe acquainted of his D 

Perjury, ef a it sab y. July. rt one gt onl 
and to be ingroffed, 16. Read Third ti id ¢ S 

s be farther didn. 19. en —_—e 
etitions, concerning Eleétions, Leave given j 
after the Time limited for saint dete, ae 
a not prefented within the limited Time, 19 June, 

Peyton, Dr. Bill to fell Lands, read, 7 June. j 
Petition referred, 22. Bill anne, and to aes 
July. Paffed, 6. Agreed to by the Lords, with Auiteliieien 

P By! “ie oe agreed to, 18. . ” 
elps, John, to be included in the Bi i i 
nh tetamubeais &lt;dey Bill of Pains and Penalties, 

Phillips, James, Efq; fufpended, upon an [nformation of his 
fitting in the high Court of Juftice upon Colonel Gerrard, and 
ae to ge ta 27June. Report offered and re 
committed, 1 Feb. ade, and Quefti f 1 

—e taken off, 25. a 
iedmont, Proteftants of, Bill from the Lords, for levyi 
due upon the Colleétion for them, 21 Mar. tee gre Sparc 

pialied 9. i ae i 
ierce, Mr. defired to preach, 21 May. Thanked, &amp;c. 30. 

Pilchard Fithing, Bill to regulate it, Ae 3 Apr. “Comuitied 
4. ag Oy and to be ingroffed, 5. Pafled,g. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with Amendments, 19. Amendments agreed to, 

Pinckney, Elizabeth, her Petition recommended to the Com- 
mittee of Grievances, 21 Nov. 

Pls, Mark i, pice! ~ naturalize him, and others, read, 2 May. 

‘lam mitted, an amee to be inft 
cute filed nferted,6. Reported, and to 

Plate, and Jewels. Vide Goldfmiths. 

Plextoll, Bill to make it a diftinét Parifh from Wrotham, read, 
hgh Committed, 4 July. Committee revived, 7 Dec. 

Plot. Vide Confpiracy. 

Pluralities, Bill againft them ordered, 22 June. Read, 29. 

Poole, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 16 
May, 1661.—touching the Eleétion, 15 June. 

Poole, Lady, Provifo on her behalf added to the Earl of Cleve- 
land’s Bill, 28 June. 

Poor, of Five Northern Counties, Bill for their Relief to be read 
13 Dec.—Bill to regulate and provide for thofe within the Bills 
of Mortality, read, 14 Jan. Committed, 17. Bill to con- 
{titute Corporations for their Relief, and for punifhing Rogues 
and Vagabonds, read, 16. Committed, and both Bills to be 
incorporated into one, 18. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6 
Feb. Read Third time, 15. Claufes added, and Bill amend- 
ed, and paffed, 17. Amendments, made by the Lords con- 
fidered, and fome difagreed to, and Committee to prepare 
Reafons for a Conference thereon, 15 May. Conference 
agreed to, and Lords Concurrence in the Amendments fig- 
nified, 19. 

Powell, Sir Edward, Bill from the Lords, to avoid Fines levied 
by him, 18 July. Read, 20. Committed, 23 Nov. Caufe 
to be heard at the Bar, 4 &amp;g Dec. Heard, 16 Dec. &amp; 13 Jan. 
To be further heard, 20 Jan. Heard,24. Bill amended, 
= paffed, 28. Amendment agreed to by the Lords, 21 

—_— Eliz. her Petition read, and Cafe recommended to the 

ing, 24 July. 

Prefentations to Benefices. Vide Records. 

Prefs, Bill for regulating it ordered, 3 July, 1661.—Bill to enable 
the King to regulate it, ordered, 25. Read twice, and com- 
mitted, 26. Reported, and to be ingroffed, eod. die. Pafled, 
27 July. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 29. 
Amendments confidered, and Provifo, for excepting the Houfes 
of Peers from Search, difagreed to, eod. die. Conference de- 
fired with Lords thereon, agreed to, and Reafons to be offered 
thereat, reported, eod. die. Free Conference, defired by the 
Lords, held, and reported, and Refolution for adhering 
to the Bill, and another Conference to be defired with the 
Lords thereon, eod. die. Vote approving the Conduct of 
the Managers, and ene of them thanked, eod. die.—Bill, from 
the Lords, to regulate it, read, 2 May, 1662. Committed, 
3. King’s Meflage concerning it, and Order thereon, 10. 
Bill reported, with Amendments, 17. Paffed, 19. Confe- 
rence, defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, and 
Alterations, made by the Lords to the Amendments, agreed 


to, eod. die. ‘ 
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IN DEX @ the Ercutu Vouvume. 


Prefton, double Return, Report and Refolution conceining it, 
31 May.—touching the Election, 18 Dec. 

Prefwich, Sir Thomas, Bill to confirm a Sale of Lands made by 
him to Sir Edward Mofley, read, 17 June. Committed, 22. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 29. Paffed, 2 July. 

Printing. Vide Pre/s. 

ah ri in Newgate, and other Prifons, to be brought to the 

oufe, 29 June; 10 Dec. 19 &amp; 28 Feb. &amp; 24 Mar.—in the 
Serjeant’s Cuftody, admitted to Bail, 8 Jan. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 11 May, 1661.—Complaint 
of an Abute offered to a Member by an Officer of the Lords, 
and to be put into Writing, 21 May.—Perfons, making a 
forcible Entry upon a Member’s Eftate, and arrefting his Ser- 
vant, fent for in Cuftody, 15 June. One of them difcharged, 
6 July.—ferving a Writ upon Mr. Pendarvis, fent for in 
Cuftody, 21 June. Difcharged, 13 July.—arretting Members 
Servants, ordered into Cuttody, 25 June; 2. 12. &amp; 18 
July; 23 Nov. &amp; 5 Dec. Ditcharged, 13 &amp; 17 July, &amp; 
8 Feb.—Speaker to fend an Order for the Difcharge ofa 
Member’s Servant arrefted, 26 June.—Perfon, making a 
Leafe of Lands belonging to a Member, feut for in Cuftody, 
eod.die—A Witnets ordered into Cuftody for Mifbehaviour 
at a Committee, 9 July. Difcharged, 12.—Complaint of 
a Perfon’s claiming Privilege, not being a Member’s Ser- 
vant, and Committee to examine it, 11—Mayor of Ca- 
melford fent for in Cuftody, for difobeying the Order of a 
Committee, eod. die. Difcharged, 13 July —Pamphlet againft 
the Bill for regulating Corporations, complained of, and Com- 
mittee to examine it, 12. Report touching it, and Pamphlet 
cenfured, and Mr. Pryn the Author, reprehended, 15. An- 
other, delivered at the Door, complained of, and Pertons de- 
livering it, to be taken into Cuftody, 12 Dec. Another con- 
cerning the Excife upon Beer and Ale, complained of, and 
Committee to examine it, 1 Feb. Another, reflecting upon 
Mr. Rigby, complained of, and Printer fent for in Cuftody, 
4. Another complained of, to be examined by a Committee, 
and Perfon figning it to be brought by the Keeper of New- 
gate, 19. Another, reflecting upon the Eloufe, confured, and 
Author to be impeached, 24 Mar. Vide Withers—Perfon 
charged with abufing a Member, fent for in Culiody, 13 July. 
Information of his having put himfelf into Gaol, to defeat the 
Order, and Officer to deliver him to the Serjeant, 10 Dec. 
—Perfon, forging a Protection, fent for in Cuftody, 17 July. 
Difcharged, 26.—John Thorner, and others, fent for in Cut- 
tody for a Breach of Privilege, 17. Difcharged, 5 Mar. 
—A Witnefs, attending a Committee, to be ee from 
an Arreft, without Fees, 19 July. —Privilege of the Houfe, in 
relation to Bills, that charge the People, afferted, and Lords 
to be acquainted therewith, 24.—Provifo, touching the Pri- 
vileges of both Houfes, added by the Lords to the Bill for re- 
pairing Highways, difagreed to, 29. Amended, and agreed 
to, 30.— Members Servants, arrefted contrary to Privilege, to 
be releafed by the Speaker, 28 Nov. Vide Proteélions.—Per- 
fons, ferving a Subpoena upon Mr. Crouch, fent for in Cuf- 
tody, 5 Dec.—A Perfon imprifoned, endeavouring to pro- 
cure his Releafe bya feigned Certificate of his being a Prifoner 
to the Serjeant, and an Attorney aflifting him therein, fent for 
in Cuftody, 11. Attorney difcharged, 9 Jan.—Pertfons, tak- 
ing the Corpfe of Mr. Woolrich out of the Cuftody of a 
Member, his Executor, fent for in Cuftody, 12 Dec. One 
of them difcharged, 14.—Mr. Ferrers, an Attorney, charged 
with taking out Execution againft Sir Wm. Fleetwood, fent 
for in Cuftody, 17. Releated, the Charge againft him ap- 
pearing to be a Miftake, and Samuel Holmes fent for in Cuf- 
tody, 20Jan. Difcharged, 6 Feb.—Speaker to fend an Or- 
der for releafing Sir Henry Hobart’s Servant, imprifoned in the 
Compter, and to fend for, and examine, the Parties arrefting 
him, 17 Dec. Sheriff ordered into Cuftody, for difobeying 
the Order, 18. Reprehended, and continued in Cuftody, 19. 
The other Parties, and Keeper of the Compter, ordered into 
Cuftody, and Matter referred to Committee of Privileges, eod. 
die. Some of them releafed upon Bail, 8 Jan. Report, and 
Order for their Difcharge, 11.—The Conttable of Weftmin- 
fter, and others, fent for in Cuftody, for detaining, and abuf- 
ing, Two Members, 7. Difcharged, 13.—Breach of Privi- 
lege objected againft Mr. Chefterman, in profecuting Sir John 
Denham, whilft a fitting Member, to be examined by the 
Committee, 9.—Perfons, delivering in Names of Members to 
be of a Committee upon a Bill, to be taken into Cultody, 10. 
Difcharged, without Fees, 11.—A Conttable fent for in Cuf- 
tody, for detaining, and affronting, a Member, 18. Dif- 
charged, 31.—Perfon, caufing Declarations to be ferved upon 
the Teakens of Lord Ancram, to try the Title of Lands, fent 
for in Cuftody, 20. Difcharged, 15 Feb.—Breach of Privi- 
lege alleged to be in a Bill fent from the Lords, by laying a 
Tax, to be examined by the Committee thereon, 22 Jan.— 
Perfons, ferving a Subpoena upon Sir Hen. Herbert, fent for 
in Cuftody, 24. Proceedings upon the Order ftayed, and Mat- 
ter to be examined by the Committee of Privileges, 27.—Mr. 
Chub ordered into Cuftody, for reflecting upon the Houfe, 28. 

Vou, VIII. 


Reprimanded, and difcharged, 7 Feb.—Complaint of an Ac- 
tion brought againfta Member’s Servant, for taking a Diftrefs 
for a Heriot, to be examined by the Speaker, and Parties to 
be taken into Cuftody, if found guilty of'a Breach of Privilege, 
1 Feb.—Perfon complained of, for intruding upon an Office 
belonging to Mr. Rigby, and to attend the Committee of 
Privileges thereon, 4.—Committee to examine a Compiaint 
of a Subpoena ferved upon Mr. Lowther, eod. die—Speaker 
to direét a Warrant to the Lord Chancellor, ior a Supertedeas, 
to ftay Proceedings in a Caufe, concerning the Eftate of Tho- 
mas Robinfon, Efq; 13 Feb. Order enlarged, 24 Mar.— 
Perfons, ferving a Subpoena upon the Serjeaat, ordered into 
Cuttody,15 Feb.—Speaker to examiue a Complaint of aa Ac- - 
tion, concerning the Title of Lands in Poffeilion of Lord New- 
burgh, and Proceedings to be ftayed, eod. die—Lord Cian- 
cellor to be defired to iffue Writs of Superiedeas, to ftay 
Proceedings in a Caufe concerning the Eftate of Mr. Wiiltauns, 
20 Feb. One of the Parties ordered into Cutiociy for pro- 
ceeding, 7 Mar.—Perfons, ferving a Citation upon Mr. Stew- 
ard, ordered into Cuftody, 25 Feb.—Writs of Superfedeas to 
be iffued, to ftay Proceedings in a Caufe concerning the Efiate 
of Mr. George, eod. die—Sir Thomas Longville, aud others, 
fent for in Cuttody, for forcibly entering upon an Eftate be- 
longing to Colonel Grey in Truft, 5 Mar. Order to fiand, 6, 
Parties difcharged, 14.—Perfon, aflaulting Sir Abraham Cullen, 
fent for in Cuftody, 6. Difcharged, 11.—A Conttable fent 
for in Cuftody, for feizing and abufing the Earl of Ancrain, 8. 
—Order for the Difcharge of one of the Serjeant’s Deputies, 
arrefied, 10.—A Conttable fent for in Cuftody, for detaining 
Mr. Whorwood, 19. Releafed, upon Bail, 24. Difeharged, 
4 Apr. 1662.—Proceedings in a Caufe againft Sir Guibert 
Ireland, and his Servant, to be ftayed, and Parties, complained 
of, to attend the Committee, eod. die—Vertons ditiraining 
the Goods of Colonel Sandys fent for in Cutiody, 10 Apr, 
Dilcharged, 30.—diftraining the Goods of Mr. Lloyd, tent ior 

- in Cuftody, 14.--ferving a Declaration upon the Serjeant 
fummoned to attend, 19.—fuing a Member to an Outlawry, 
fummoned to_ attend, 28.—Mr. Shuttleworth, and his Attor- 
ney, to attend, upon a Complaint of a Breach of Privilege 
againft Mr. Rigby, g May. : 

Prizes, Bill to call the Receivers thereof to Account, read, 22 
Feb. Committed, 25. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 3 Mar. 
Paffed, 7. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 3 
Apr. Amendments agreed to, 18. 

Protections, to be granted only to menial Servants, and Matter 
recommended to the Lords, 25 Nov.—written, declared yoid, 
and to be withdrawn, 28. 

— Act for Security of his Perfon to be burnt, 27 May, 
1661, 

Provifoes. Vide Amendments, and Bills. 

Pryn, Mr. reprimanded in his Place, 15 July. 

Soe Efq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 19 Apr. Commit- 
ted, 20, 





15° Car. II. Parl. 2, Sef: 2. A.1662 &amp; 1663. 


ACKINGTON, Sir John, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 
27 Mar. Committed, 31. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
4 Apr. Paffed, 10. 

Pamphts complained of. Vide Privileges. 

Parliament, triennial, Bill for repealing the A&amp; for it, ordered, 
10 Mar.—Parliament prorogued, 27 July. 

Patents, granted to Mr. Fowler and Sir Garret Kempe, Bill for 
vacating them, prefented, 15 May. Read, 16. Committed, 18. 

Pawlet, Lord Edward, his Petition referred to Committee upon 
the Marquis of Winchefter’s Bill, 11 Apt. 

Lord Henry, and Charles, their Petition referred to the 
fame Committee, 9 May. 

Peer admitted within the Bar, to give an Account of a Matter 
under Confideration, 1 July. 

Piere, Peter and John, Bill toconfirm the A&amp; for naturalizing 
them, read, 1 July. To be ingrofled, 3. Paffed, eod. die. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 24 July. 

Pitcarne, Charles, Efq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 8 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 13 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 3 July. 
Paffed, 14. 

Pitt, George, Bili to make void Judgments obtained againft 
him, read, 21 Mar. Committed, and Sir George Pratt's 
Petition referred, 24. 

Plate and Jewels. Vide Goldfmiths. 

Pluralities, Bill againft them read, 18 Feb. Committed, 25. 
Reported, and re-committed, 31 Mar. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 3 July. Paffed, 20. 

Poor, Committee to perufe the A&amp; for their Relief, 12 Mar, 
Report, and Bill to fupply fome Defects therein, prefented, 
go May. Read, 12 June. Committed, and Petition of In- 
habitants of Weftminfier referred, 23.—Bill to explain and 
enlarge the Act 43 Eliz. for their Relief, read, 13 Mar, 
Committed, 17. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 20 June. 
Paffed, 4 July. 





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INDEX ¢@o the Ericutu VoLumMeE. 


Popery, Bill againft it ordered, 26 Feb. Heads of it reported, 
and Bill to be prepared accordingly, 6 Mar. Read, 12. Com- 
mitted, 17. Reported, 30. Re-committed, 1 Apr. Reported, 

May. Proceedings thereon, 7 &amp; 9. Provifo thereto, or- 
dered to be brought in, read twice, and re-committed, 15 
Jane. Reported, and agreed to, and Bill to be ingroffed, 17. 
Paffed, 27. : 

Portland, Earl of, Bill, from the Lords, for fettling an Annuity 
upon him, for the Benefit of Willoughby Whitlock, &amp;c.13 Apr. 
Read, 29. Committed, 7 May. Reported,11. Paffed, 14. 

Poftmafters, Bill to enable them to imprefs Horfes let to Hire, 
ordered, 16 July. 

Poft-office, Petition ee it referred to the Committee for 
the Revenue, 9 May. Vide Revenue. Bill for vetting it in 
the Duke of York, read, 23. Vide York. : 

Prefs, Committee to perufe the A&amp; relating thereto, 23 Feb. 
Additional Bill to regulate it, read, 10 July. 

Priefls, and Jefuits, Addrefs for a Proclamation againft them 
propofed, and debated, 12 Mar. Refolved, 17. Lords defired 
to concur therein, 19. Conference, defired by the Lords 
thereon, held, and a Petition, by way of Expedient, reported, 
26. Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 27. Reported, 
with Amendments, and Committee to draw up Reafons, to 
be offered at a Conference thereon, 28. Reafons reported, 
and Conference agreed to, and held, eod. die. Another Con- 
ference, defired by the Lords, held, and Amendments agreed 
to, 30 Mar. Petition prefented by both Houfes, 31. King’s 
Antwer reported, 1 Apr. His farther Anfwer, in Writing, 
communicated by the Lords at a Conference, and Meflage of 
Thanks to him thereon refolved, 2. Agreed to by the Lords, 
4. Committee of both Houfes to attend him therewith, 6. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 18 Feb. To examine a Com- 
plaint againft Mr. Lucy, and others, for turning Sir Richard 
Onflow out of Pofleffion of Lands, without due Notice, 20. 
Report, and Parties, complained of, acquitted, 27.—Orders to 
ftay Proceedings upon Suits concerning the ‘Title of Members 
to Lands, 21. 25 &amp; 26 Feb. 10&amp; 18 Mar. 8. 18 &amp; 22 
May ; 25 &amp; 30 June; 10, 11. &amp; r7 July. . Perfous pro- 
ceeding, notwithftanding the Order, fent for in Cuftody, 18 
Mar. 7, 8, 9. 12 &amp; 14 May; &amp; 23July. Some of them 
difeharged, 11 May, &amp; 17 June.—Perfons, ferving a Member 
with Pach. fent for in Cuftody, and Proceedings to be 
ftayed, 26 Feb.—Sir John Birkenhead’s Servant, arrefted, to 
be releafed, and Committee to examine the Arreft, eod. die.— 
A Pamphlet, delivered at the Door, complained of, and Au- 
thor fent for in Cuftody, 7 Mar. Another, intituled, “ The 
“ Mayor of Northampton’s Cafe,” complained of, and Com- 
mittee to examine it, 7 Apr.—Complaint of a Member’s being 
perfonated, and Orders thereon, 21 Mar.—Mr. Griffith’s Ser- 
vant to have Privilege, and Parties, arrefting him, fent for in 
Cuftody, 28. Officer difcharged, and Plaintiff ordered into 
Cuftody, 3 Apr. Difcharged, 13.—Speaker to give Order 
for Releafe of Members Servants arrefted, 28 Mar.—A Per- 
fon ordered into Cuftody, for not attending a Committee,when 
fummoned, 7 Apr.—not obeying an Order of the Houfe, fent 
for in Cuftody, 8—Committee to examinea Complaint againft 
Mr. Manton, a Commiflioner of the Excife, touching a 
Charge brought by him againft Mr. Knight, 10.—toexamine 
a Complaint of Mr. Whorwood, touching a Sequeftration on 
his Eftate, 13.—Order for taking a Perion into Cuftody, for 
proceeding in a Caufe, concerning a Member, to ftand, and 
Committee to examine theComplaint, gMay.—Perfon,charged 
with forging a Protection, fent for in Cuftody, 12. Order dif- 
charged, being made upon a Miftake, 19.—Parties, making a 
forcible Entry into a Member’s Houfe, fent for in Cuftody, 25. 
Information given of their keeping the Door locked againft the 
Serjeant’s Deputy, and Debate thereon adjourned, 30.—Per- 
fon, detaining Goods of a Member, to reftore the fame, or 
attend the Committee, to anfwer the Breach of Privilege, 26. 
—figning Judgment againft a Member, fent for in Cuftody, 
27.—arrefting a Member’s Servant, upon account of Tythes, 
colleéted by him for his Mafter, fent for in Cuftody, 2 June. 
Difcharged, 25.—Breach of Privilege complained of by Sir 
Richard Everard, and Committee to examine it, 13.—Pro- 
ceedings at Law, concerning the Title of Lands, to be ftayed, 

nding a Bill relating thereto, 20.—in Chancery, concern- 
mg feveral Members, to be ftayed, 2 July.—Privilege grant- 
ed to a Witnefs attending a Committee, 16.—claimed by 
a Member’s Wife againit her Hufband, and Order againft 
allowing it to the Wife, or Servant, of any Member againft 
himfelf, eod. die—Perfons, making a forcible Entry upon the 
Lands ofa Member, ordered into Cuftody, 17 July.—fuing 
Members to an Exigent, ordered into Cuftody, 25. 

Profanenefs. Vide Impiety. 

Proteétions, to be granted only to menial Servants, 18 Feb. 





16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff'3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


ACKINGTON, Sir John, Bill to avoid Conveyances 

made by him, read, 24 Mar. Committed, 26. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 6 Apr. Paffed, 18. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 2 May. 

Painters-flainers Company, Bill for regulating them, read, 30 
Apr. Committed, and Petition of Plafterers referred, 3 May. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 12. 

Parifhes, Bill for dividing them, ordered, 6 Apr. 

Parliament, triennial, Act for it to be eatahiena, 21 Mar. 
Read, and Bill to repeal it ordered, 22. Read, 23. Com- 
mitted, 24. Reported, and to be ingroffed, and Committee 
toexamine the Title by the Roll, 26. Report, and Bill 
paffed, 28. Agreed to by the Lords, 31.—Royal Affent, 5 


2 
Apr. 
prorogued, 17 May. 

Partition of Lands. Vide Lands. 

Peers, Provifo, touching their Privilege, added by the Lords to 
the Bill againft Conventicles, difagreed to, 12 May. New 
Provifo offered by them inftead of it, 13. Debated, and 
agreed to, 14. 

Petition, laid afide, being irregular, 9 May. 

Phyficians, College of, Bill on their behalf, read, 1g Apr. An- 
other Bill, to confirm their Charter, read, 20. Both Bills com- 
mitted, and Parties concerned to be heard, 22. 

Pluralities, Bill againft them, read, 22 Apr. Committed, 29. 
Reported, and to be ingroffled, 5 May. Paffed, 10. 

Poole, Sir Wm. Bill to fettle Lands, read, 20 Apr. Committed, 
a7. 

Poor, Bill for their further Relief, read, 23 Mar. Committed, 
31. Petitionreferred, 5 Apr. Bill reported, 12 May. 

Printing, Billto continue the Act for regulating it, read, 4 
May. To be ingroffed, 5. Pafled, 7. 

Prifoner, in the Fleet, to be brought to a Committee, 21 Apr. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 21 Mar.—Proceedings in a 
Caufe, concerning a Member’s Title to Lands, to be fiayed, 
? Apr.—Committee to examine a Complaint, touching a 

erdiét obtained againft a Member, and the entering of Judg- 
ment thereon to be ftayed, 21. Attorney fent for in Cuftody, 
for taking out Execution thereon, 12 May. Order difcharged, 
13.—Privilege allowed to Members Servants arrefted, 28 Apr. 
&amp; 11 May. 

Pryn, Mr. to attend in his Place, 12 May. Reprimanded for 
altering the Vintners Bill, 13. 


16° Car. II. Parl. 2. A. 1664. 
PA RLIAMENT prorogued, 20 Aug. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 4. A. 1664. 


P AINTER-STAINERS, Bill to regulate them, read, 
5 Dec. Rejected, 7. 

Pardon and Oblivion, Ac of, Bill to explain it prefented, 20 
Jan. Read, 21. Rejeéted, 1 Feb. 

Parliament prorogued, 2 Mar. 

Poole. Vide Dorfet. 

Poor, additional Bill for their Relief, read, 14 Jan. Commit- 
ted, 25. 

Bids Bill to continue the A@ for regulating it, read, 15 Feb. 

yh ingroffed, 18. Pafled, 20. Agreed to by the Lords, 
1 Mar. 

Prifoners for Debt, their Petition read, and Bill for their Relief 
ordered, 19 Dec. Prefented, 23 Jan. Read, 24. Commit- 
ted, 1 Feb. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 18. Paffed, 23. 

~~ Bill to regulate Abufes of Keepers thereof, ordered, 
1 Feb. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 24 Nov.—Breach of Privilege, 
committed by a Perfon proceeding at Law again{ft a Member, 
complained of, and Party fent for in Cuftody, 28 Nov. Com- 
plaint of a Member’s being affronted, and affaulted, to be ex- 
amined by the Committee, and Parties to attend, 1 Dec.— 
Proceedings againft a Member’s Servant to be ftayed, and 
Committee to examine the Breach of Privilege, 2—An Attor- 
ney, profecuting a Suit againft Mr. Cornewall, fent for in 
Cuftody, 28 Jan. Breach of Privilege to be examined by the 
Committee, 13 Feb.—A Paper delivered at the Door, againft 
a Bill depending, complained of, and Committee to make 
Enquiry concerning the Author, 9 Feb.—Proceedings at Law, 
concerning the Intereft of Members, to be ftayed, 10. 15, 16 
&amp; 24—Committee to examine a Complaint touching a Suit. 
— againft a Member on behalfof the Bifhop of Peter- 

orough, 13.—A Perfon, difobeying the Orders of a Com- 
mittee, fent for in Cuftody, 14. Queftior for his Difcharge, 
Neg. and Order for bringing him to the Bar, 25. Queftion 
for fending him to the Tower, Neg. and Order for his Dif- 
charge, 27—Committee to examine a Complaint touching 
Suit, concerning Mr. Lucy, 16. Report, and Orders thereon, 
24. 


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27.&amp; 28. Paffed, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed 
to by the Lords, 1 Mar, 


17°Car. II. Parl.2. A. 1665. 
pk LIAMENT prorogued; 21 June, &amp; 1 Aug. 


17° Car. I. Parl. 2. Seff5. A. 1665. 


Prize:Goods, Bill, from the Lords, to repeal part of the AG for 
profecuting Perfons accountable for. them, 27 Feb. Read, 
ARLIAMENT prorogued, 31 O&amp;. 
Petition, Confideration of it adjourned till the next Seffion, 
31 O&amp;. 

‘ Plague, Bill to fupply the Defects of a former Act relating there- 

4 to, ordered, 11 Oct. Read, 14. Committed,17. Reported, 

2 and to be ingrofled, 24. Paffed, * *. Agreed to by the 

B Lords, with Amendments, and fome of them difagreed to, 
30 Oét. Conference, defired with the Lords thereon, agreed 
to, and held, 31. Free Conterence, defired by the Lords, 
held, and reported, and Refolution for adhering to the former 
Votes, eod. die. 

Prefs, Bill to continue the Act for regulating it, read, 13 O&amp;. 
Committed, 19. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 24. Paffed, 
27. Agreed to by the Lords, 31. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 11 Oct. 

Prize Goods, Bill to prevent imbezzling them, ordered, 13 O&amp;. 
Read, 18. Committed, 21. 





al statids 


18° Car. II. Parl. 2. A. 1665 &amp; 1666. 
ARLIAMENT prorogued, 20 Feb. &amp; 23 Apr. 
§ 3 41p 
18° &amp; 19° Car. Ul. Parl. 2. Sef: 6. A. 1666. 


P4 P ER, fealed, Committee to confider of Heads of an Im- 
pofition thereon, in Part of the Compenfation for Chimney- 


money, 23 Ot. Heads delivered to the Committee of Sup- 

ply,27. Refolution for raifing Part of the Supply thereby, 

$ Nov. Committee to bring in an Eftimate thereof, and 

prepare a Bill accordingly, 10. Eftimate reported, and Bill 
refented, and read, 12 Dec. Committed, 14. 

Papifjis. Vide Priefs. 

Parliament prorogued, 8 Feb. 

Peers. Vide Lords. 

Penfions, how to be taxed in the Poll-bill, 17 Nov. 

Peterborough Eleétion, Petition, concerning it, referred to the 
Committee of Elections, 24 Sept. 

Petition mifcarried, and another prefented, 3 Nov. 

Petitioners called in to the Bar, and avow their Petitions, 2 &amp; 3 
Nov. &amp; 8 Jan. 

Phyficians, how taxed in the Poll-bill, 17 Nov. 

af lague, Bill for Relief of Perfons infected therewith, read, 24 
O&amp;. Committed, 8 Nov. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
24. Read third time, and Claufe, to impower the Mayor and 
Juftices to adi, where Deans and Chapters are abfent, to be 
prepared, 17 Dec, Reported, and added, and Bill pafled, eod. 
die. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 24 Jan, 
Some of them diieguee to, 31. Conference to be defired 
with the Lords thereon, 1 Feb. 

Plymouth, Petition from thence, concerning a Debt upon Ac- 
count of the Navy, read, 22 Dec. 

Plympton, double iE asen, Report an Refolution concerning 
it, and Sheriff, and other Officers, fent for in Cuftody, 2 
O&amp;. Report touching the Election, and Officers damereed, 
29 Nov. 

Poll-ill, Refolution for raifing Part of the Suppiy thereby, 8 
Nov. Heads of it reported, and Bill ordered, 17. Farther 
Refolutions relating thereto, 23 &amp; 24. Bill read, 24. Com- 
mitted, and an Eftimate to be made of the Sum to be raifed 
thereby, 26. Proceeded on, 26 &amp; 28. Inftruction to the 
7 Committee, 29. Bill farther proceeded in, 29 &amp; 30 Nov. &amp; 
1 Dec. Seleét Committee to Retle a Claufe therein, touching 
the Payment of the Rates, and to bring in a Claufle of 

Credit, 1 Dec, Bill farther proceeded in, 1 &amp; 3. Other 

Claufes to be prepared by the feleé&amp;t Committee, 3. Bill far- 

‘Ss ther vintmoabell in, 4. Reported, and Proceedings thereon, 6 

bg Farther Proceedings thereon, and Claufe, for taking the Ac- 

"4 counts upon Oath, twice read, and committed, 7. Vide Ac- 

4 counts. Committee to bring in an Eftimate of the Money to 

i be raifed by the Bill, 10. Farther Proceedings thereon, and 

2 Bill to be ingrofled, 12. Eftimate reported, and Bill paffed, 

13. Eftimate debated, and Refolution relating thereto, 17. 

Conference, defired by the Lords upon the Bill, agreed to, 

and held, 2 Jan. Amendments, made thereto by the Lords, 

reported, 5. Confidered, 5, 7 &amp; 8. Committee to draw 
up Reafons to be offered at a Conference upon fome of them 
difagreed to,8. Reafons reported, and Conference agreed to, 

12. Another Conference, tefired by the Lords, agreed to, 

— held, Cty Provifo, inftead of one, difagreed to by the 

OL, ; 





INDEX « th Ereutu Votume. 


Houfe, and feveral other Amendments, reported, and agreed 
to, 14.—Bill to explain a Claufe in the former Bill, ordered, 
26 Jan. Read, 29. Committed, 31. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, eod. die. Paffed,1 Feb. Agreed to by the Lords, 5. 

Poor, Committee to infpe&amp; the Laws for their Relief and Em- 
ployment, 9 O&amp;. 

Po yntz, Sir John, Bill to affure Lands to him, read, 2 Jan. 

ommitted, 7. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 18. Paffed, 
21. Agreed to by the Lords, 25. 

Prefs, eames to infpeét the Act and Patents for licenfing it, 
17 O€. 

Pride, Thomas, Efq; Bill to make void a Leafe made by him, 
read, 23 Oct. Committed, 16 Nov. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 3 Jan. Paffed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, 25. Amendments agreed to, 31. 

Priefis and Jefuits, Committee to confider of Means for fup- 
prefling them, and to infpect the laws againft Recufants, 20 
Oc. Report and Refolutions thereon, and Lords defired to 
concur therein, 26. Agreed to by the Lords, and Committee 
of both Houfes to attend the King therewith, 31. His 
Anfwer reported, 2 Nov. Vote of Thanks to him for the 
Proclamation and Orders iffued thereon, and Lords to be 
defired to concur therein, 14. Amended, 15. Agreed to 
My the Lords, and Committee of both Houfes to attend the 

‘ing therewith, 17. 
oo Bill for their Relief read, 3 Nov. Committed, 23. 
eported, and to be ingroiled, 5 Feb—Another Bill, to the 
fame Purpofe, read, 22 Dec. Committed, 29. Reported, 
and re-committed, 10 Jan. To be ingroffed, * #. Paffed, 
28 Jan. Agreed to by the Lords with Amendments, and 
Amendments agreed to, 5 Feb. 

Privileges, Committee appointed, 21 Sept. Breach of Privilege, 
committed by a Perfon ferving an Injunétion upon a Member, 
and his Servant, complained of, and Party fent for in Cuftody, 

, 28. Difcharged, 23 Nov.—Proceedings in Suits, concerning 
Members, to be ftayed during Privilege, 11 Oét. 17 Nov. 22 
Jan.&amp; 7 Feb. Perfons procecding, fent for in Cufiody, 24 Oct. 
~—ferving an Order of Chancery upon a Member, fent for in 
Cuftody, 11.—Committee to examine Complaints of Members 
Servants being arrefted, 12 Oc. &amp; 17 Jan.—to examive an 
Abufe in publifhing a Member’s Name to a printed Paper, 15 
Oct.—Perfon, exacting Money from Members for Poft Letters, 
fent for inCuftody,19. Difcharged, 23.—A Perfon fent for in 
Cuttody, for not attending a Committee, when fummoned, 
24.—ferving a Subpoena upon a Member, fent for in Cuftody, 

27. Difcharged, 29 Dec.—falfly afperfing a Member, fent 
for in Cuftody, 24 Nov. Vide Leure.—Proceedings againft 
the Serjeant at Arms to be ftayed, 28.—Orders for the Dif- 
charge of Members Servants arrefted, 30 Nov. &amp; 17 Jan. 
Parties, arrefting a Member’s Servant, fent for in Cuftody, 
30 Nov. Difcharged, 11 Dec.—A Perfon fent for in Culf- 
tody, for affronting feveral Members, 5 Dec.—Members Ser- 
vants arrefted, contrary to Privilege, to be difcharged by the 
Speaker, 11 &amp; 20 Dec. &amp; 16 Jan. A general Order for that 
Purpofe, 20 Dec.—Breach of Privilege, in arrefting Mr. 
Chowne, complained of, and to be examined by the Commit- 
tee, 14 Jan. Report, and Refolution thereon, and Parties 
ordered into Cuftody, 24. A Fine of 1,o00/. fet upon one 
of them abfconding, 6 Feb.—A Perfon fent for in Cufiody, 
for beating a Member’s Servant, 17 Jan.—feizing a Member’s 
Coach, fent for in Cufiody, 4 Feb—1fuing a Member to an 
Outlawry, fent for in Cuftody, 5.—Complaint of counterfeit 
Franks, referred to the Committee, 6—of a Member’s Ser- 
vant being detained in Prifon, contrary to an Order for his 
Ditcharge, referred, cod. die. Report, and Party complained 
of, ordered into Cuftody, 7 Feb. 

Prize Goods, and Cheft-money, Account thereof ordered, 1 Oct. 
To be brought to the Committee for publick Accounts, 8. 

Provifo, converted into a Bill, 11 Dec. Vide Accounts. 


19° Car. Il. Parl. 2. A. 1667. 
PARLIAMENT meets, 25 July. Prorogued, 29. 


12° Car. Il. Parl.i. A. 1060. 
8 hada ted Dewager, Subfiance of a Conference, defired by 


the Lords, concerning her, reported, and Committee to 
confider of her Jointure, and Money for her prefent Support, 
8 June. Order for fiaying Watte upon ber Lands, 16. Refo- 
lution for fending her 20,000 /. and Lords Concurrence there- 
in fignified, 20. Schedule of her Jointure Lands reported, 
and Orders for reftoriug them, 2g. Order amended, 27. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 3 July. Lands not to be included 
in the Bill of Sales,i1. Her Anfwer to the Addrefs upon her 
Return to England, reported, 8 Noy. 

Queftions, previous, put, 12.14.23 &amp; 25 May; 4, 2. 5, 6. 8,9. 
11,12, 13, 14,15, 16. 18. 29 &amp; go June; 2. 12.23.25, 20 &amp; 
go July; 1.21.&amp;27 Aug. 4. 8.&amp;11 Sept, 16. 21 &amp; 28 
Nov. 19:&amp;23 Dec. 


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INDEX ¢@o thy Ercutu Vo.uume. 


13°&amp; 14° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


UAK ERS, and other Schifmaticks, Bill — them or- 

dered, 16 May, 1661. Read, 17 June. ommitted, 29. 
Reported, and re-committed, 12 July. Reported, and to be 
ingrolled, 16. Read Third time, and feveral Quakers called 
in, and heard againft it, 19. Pafled, eod. die. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with Amendments, 29 Jan. Some of them dil- 
agreed to, and Committee to confider of a Provifo, added by 
the Lords, concerning the Trial of Peers, eod. die. Report, 1 
Feb. Conference to be defired thereon, 1 &amp; 3. Free Con- 
ference, defired by the Lords, agreed to, and held, 1 Mar. 
Their Agreement with the Commons, in regard to the former 
Amendments, reported, and a new Amendment propofed, and 
agreed to, eod. die. 

Quarrel, between Mr. Seymour and Mr. Trelawney, to be ac- 
commodated by the Speaker, 1 July—Serjeant fent for a 
Member refirained by the King from an intended Duel, 9 
Dec. Speaker defired to reconcile him and the other Party, 
10.—Quarrel between Mr. Marvell and Mr. Clifford referred 
to the Speaker, 18 Mar. Report, and Parties reprehended,and 
reconciled, 20.—-Lord Offory and Mr. Howard to be fecured, 
upon account of a Quarrel, 5 May. Mr. Howard, abfenting 
himfelf, ordered to attend, 9. Difference to be fubmitted to 
the King, 12.—Colonel Sandys, Sir William Tirringham, and 
Lord Gorge, to be fecured, upon Occafion of a Quarrel, 14. 
To attend the King thereon, 15. 

Queen, Notice of her Approach, and of the King’s Intention to 
fet out to receive her, communicated by the Lords at a Con- 
ference, 7 May, 1662. 

Quejiions, previous, put, 17 May ; 7 &amp; 16 Dec. &amp; 28 Jan. 1661 ; 
7-16.22. &amp; 26 Apr. 5 &amp; 14 May, 1662. 


15° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


UA K ERS, Committee to perufe the Act againft them, 23 
Feb. Vide Seétaries. 

Quarrel between the Earl of Sunderland and Mr. Ruffell, Houfe 
informed of it, and Mr. Ruffell to attend, 3 July. To be 
enjoined not to profecute it, 4. Gives his Promife accord- 
ingly, 9. 

Quejtions, previous, put, 5 Mar. 13 &amp; 18 May; 1. 12. &amp; 22 
June; 4. 10. &amp; 22 July—Members, abfent at the Firft 
putting of a Queftion, not to vote tLerein, tho’ prefent at the 
Second, 18 May. 


16° Car. II. Parl.2. Sef: 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


UAK ERS, Claufe, relating to them, added by the Lords 
to the Bill againft Conventicles, difagreed to, 12 May. 
Adhered to by the Lords,13. Proceedings thereon, 14 &amp; 16. 
Claute loft out of the Bill, and Expedient propofed by the 
Lords for fupplying it, 16. sata stem thereon, 17. 
Queftions, previous, put, 23 Mar. 4 &amp; 10 May. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff4. A. 1664. 


UESTIONS, previous, put, 25 Nov. 15 Dec. &amp; 27 
feb. 


17° Car. II. Parl.2. Seff5. A. 1665. 
QUES TION, previous, put, 17 O&amp;. 


18° Car. II. Parl. 2. A. 1666. 


Fad ESTION put in the Affirmative, and farther proceeding 
— ftopped, by the Black Rod knocking at the Door, 
23 Apr. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 6. A. 1666. 


U ESTIONS, previous, put, 2. 11. &amp; 29 Oct: 2 &amp; 23 Nov. 
11.14.&amp;21 Dec. 5.18.&amp; 22 Jan. 


12° Car. II. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


4 DCLIFFE, Thomas, Bill, from the Lords, for reftoring 
his Lands, 4 Dec. 

Raleigh, Carew, Vide Briftol. 

Rape-jeed, Committee for Trade to confider of the Exportation 
thereof, 14 Nov. 

Rates, Book of, to be fettled, and made Part of the Bill of 
yy and Poundage, 16 July. Proceedings thereon, 16, 
17, 15, 19, 20, 21. 23. 25, 26. &amp; 28. Carried, with the 
Bill, by the Speaker to the King in the Houfe of Peers, 28. 
oe remain in the Houfe, and Three Tranfcripts to be 

e of it, eod. die. To be printed with the AQ, eod. die. 


Rawlins, Thomas, to be ftruck out of the Lift of Commiffioners 
for the Poll-bill, 14 July. 

Records, belonging to the Houfe. Vide Houfé-—conceming the 
Publick. Vide Phelpes.—touching Bifhops and Chapter 
Lands. Vide Church Lands. 

Reéiories Impropriate, Committee for them appointed, 18 June. 
Impowered to fend for Records, &amp;c. 19. An Order, for get. 
ting in the Rent and Tythes pending the Bill of Sales, to 
be brought in, 7 July. Reported, and agreed to, 11. Se- 
curities to be taken in the King’s Name, 20. State of the 
Arrears to be prepared, and laid before the Houfe, 13 Sept. 
Bill for getting them in ordered, 20 Dec.—Committee to con- 
fider of fettling a competent Maintenance upon Perfons offi- 
ciating in Impropriate Reétories,6 Aug. Bill for that Purpofe 
ordered, 7. Vide Vicarages. 

Recufants. Vide Papijis. 

Regicides. Vide Attainder, Charles\. Orders, and Pardon. 

Reignolds, Dr. thanked for his Sermon, and defired to print it, 
25 Apr. Appointed to preach at the Thankfgiving for the 
Reftoration, 11 June. Thanked, and defired to print his 
Sermon, 29. 

Religion, Bill for Maintenance of it, read, 27 June. Commit- 
ted, 6 July—Grand Committee for it appointed, eod. die. 
Refolution for defiring the King to call a Number of Divines 
to advife about it, reported, and agreed to,z0. His Anfwer 
reported, 21. 

Refioration. Vide King. 

Returns, the amending of them by the proper Officers, declared 
a fundamental Order of the Houfe, 20 July. 

double. Vide Members. 

Revenue, publick, Report touching the Sums charged thereon by 
the Council of State, 15 May. Confidered, and approved, 16. 
—Committee appointed to confider of a Revenue to be fettled 
upon the Crown, 31 July. Report touching the Amount of the 
feveral Branches thereot, and Refolution for augmenting it to 
1,200,000 1. per Annum, 4 Sept. Refolution, touching the 
Poft Office, reported, eod. die. Vide Poft Office.—-touching 
W ine-licerices, and Bill ordered accordingly, eud. die. Vide 
Wines.—touching the Crown Lands, and Orders thereon, eod. 
die. Vide Crown Lands. Revenue farther confidered, and a 
Moiety of the Excife upon Beer, Ale, and other Liquors, to be 
fettled on the Crown, in lieu of the Court of Wards, Tenures, 
and Purveyance, 21 Nov. Several other Particulars added, 27. 
Vide Wards. The other Moiety to be fettled on the King for 
Life, and Committee to prepare a Bill accordingly, eod. die. 
Vide Excife. 

Rippon, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 3 
May.—touching the Election, and Return amended, 4 June. 

Roberts, Sir Wm. Queftion, for excepting him out of the Bill of 
Pardon, not put, 16 June. 

Robinjon, Alderman John, Order for Repayment of Money ad- 
vanced by him, and thanked for that Service, 21 May. 

Luke, expelled, and new Writ ordered, 21 June. 

Roe, Owen, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, g June. Sur- 
renders, 18. Inferted in the Claufe for fufpending Execution, 
in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Rolls, Matter of, Bill to impower him to let Leafes, read twice, 
and committed, 10 Dec. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 11. 
Paffed, eod. die. Agreed to by the Lords, 21 Dec. 

Rookes, Tho. Money due to him for Stationery Ware, furnifhed 
the Houfe, charged on the Excife, 27 Dec. 

Rofcomon, Ear! of, Bill, from the Lords, to reftore him to Lands 
in Ireland, 30 Aug. Read, 15 Nov. Pafled, 11 Dec. 

Royfton, Vicarage, Bill for Maintenance of a Minifter thereof, 
read, 26 July. Committed, 3 Aug. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 28. Paffed, 1 Sept. Agreed to by the Lords, 17 Dec. 

Rujfhworth, Mr. Leave to be examined at the Lords, 24 July. 

Rymer, Ralph, Claufe concerning him, tendered to the Lill of 
Pardon, and rejected, 7 July. 








13° &amp; 14° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sefii. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


RaAdcLri FFE, Thomas, Efq; Bill, from the Lords to 
reftore him to his Eftate, 7 June. Read, 13. Committed, 
28. Reported, and paffed, 3 July. 

Radnor Election, Petition concerning it received, and referred, 
tho’ not prefented within the limited Time, 19 June. 

Rannes, Manor, Bill for the Tenants thereof, read, 29 June. 
Committed, 6 July. Reported, and to be ingrofied, 15. 
Paffed, 29 Nov. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
29 Apr. Amendments agreed to, 5 May. 

Records, of the King’s Bench and Common Pleas, Order for re- 
placing them, 18 June. Execution of it fufpended,g July. 
Committee to view the Room over the Houfe, appointed for 
their Reception, 29 Apr.—concerning ecclefiaftical Benefices, 
and Church Lands, iu the Hands of Mr. Nye, and others, to 
be delivered to a Committee, 7 &amp; 20 Jan. To be depofited 
with the Archbifhop of Canterbury, 13 May. 

Reétories. Vide Advowfons. 


Regicides, 

















INDEX ¢o th Ericutu Vortume. 


Regicides, excepted out of the AG@ of Pardon, Bufinefs concern- 
ing them to be confidered, 26 &amp; 28 June. Evidence againft 
feveral of them, referved to Pains and Penalties, produced, 
and Bill for that Purpofe ordered, and Refolutions touching 
the Heads of it, 1 Jaly. Read twice, and committed, 4. In- 
fiructions, 4 &amp; 10. Toidenge againft Sir Ar. Haflerig, heard, 
and his Name to be inferted,11. Bill reported, and Amend- 
ments confidered, 15. Other Amendments reported, and Bill 
to be ingroffed, 16. Pafled, 19. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, and one of them difagreed to, and Con- 
ference, defired with the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, 
27. Free Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, held, 
and reported, and Amendment agreed to, eud. die. Serjeant 
to deliver thofe in his Cuftody to the Lieutenant of the Tower, 
25 Jan.—Bill for executing thole attainted, ordered, 1 July. 
To be read, 10. Read, and Parties in the Tower to be heard, 
22 Nov. Read a Second time, and fome of them heard, 25. 
Committed, 26. Inftruétion, 10 Jan. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 21. Paffed, 27. Conference, defired by the Lords 
thereon, held, and Report, touching their Defire to know the 
Reafons, which induced the Houfe to omit Six of the Perfons 
excepted in the A&amp;t of Oblivion, 1 Feb. Objection thereto to 
be communicated to the Lords at another Conference, cod. die. 
Conference agreed to, and held, 3 Feb. 

Religion, Grand Committee appointed, 11 May. Impowered to 
fend for Witnefles, &amp;c. 27. 

Report put off, by the Content of the Reporter, after an Order 
for receiving it, 28 Feb. 

Revely, Wm. Bill to confirm his Will, read, 5 Feb. 

Revenue, fettled on the King, Order for confidering it, 21 &amp; 
27 May. Confidered, 30. State of the Particulars defigned 
for it, to be reported, 13 June. Reported, and Committee to 
conlider of it, 18. Report, and Committee of the whole 
Houfe to confider of the Advance of it, 12 July. Matter 
confidered, and Refotutions, touching a Charge upon licer 
and Ale, to be levied by way of Poll, reported, 13. Farther 
confidered, 18. 20. &amp; 22. Farther contidered, and Ketolu- 
tion, for advancing the Excife to 400,000/. per Annum, 
reported, and agreed to, 23. Vide Kacife. Fariher confi- 
dered, and Refolution, touching an Impotition upon fealed 
Paper and Parchment, reported, and Bill orde:ed thereon, 
eod. die. Vide Paper. To be farther confidered, 26 Juiy; 
20 Nov. &amp; 1 Mar. Bill for a Duty upon Ciuimney hearths 
towards it, ordered, and read, 1 Mar. Committed, 3. Pro- 
ceeded in, 3. 5, 6. &amp; 8. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
1o. WVailed, 12.—Bill for regulating the Keceipt of it, read, 
8 Mar. 

Richmond Eleétion. Vide Craddock. 

Duke of, Bill, from the Lords, for fettling his Efiate, 
5 Mar. Kead, 7. Committed, 10. Reported, tq. Pafled, 15. 

Rivers, Edward, Etq; Bili for Payment of his Debts, read, 20 
Nov. Committed, 7 Dec. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
31 Jan. Patled, 21 Feb. 

Rivers, Bill to make Three, therein mentioned, navigable, read, 
13 Feb. Committed, 21.—Bill, from the Lords, to make 
navigable all thofe capable thereof, 3 Apr. Read, 18. Com- 
mitted, 21. 

Roads. Vide Highways. 

Rogues, and Vagavonds, Claufe for tranfporting them, added 
by the Lords to the Poor Bill, amended, and agreed to, 15 
May, 1662. Vide Poor. 

Rofje, Henry, ordered into Cufiody, for Mifbehaviour at a 
Committee, 9 July. Difcharged, 12. 

Ryve, Dr. defired to preach, 11 Jan. Thanked, &amp;c. 16. 





15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


R4 MAGE, Elizabeth, Bill to fell Lands, read, 18 &amp; 21 

Mar. Queftion for Commitment, Neg. 21. 

Reéiories impropriate. Vide Meffage. __ 

Regijiry of Deeds and Conveyances, Bill for it tendered, 12 

lay. Read, and laid afide, not being regularly brought in, 
and another ordered, 13. 

Religion, Grand Committee * inted, 18 Feb. 

Report, fpecial, relating to a Bill, 6 Apr. 

Revenue of the Crown, to be confidered, 16 Mar. Debated, and 
Account of the Incomes and Iffues thereof read, and Matter 
to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 18. 
Confidered, and fele&amp;t Committee appointed to infpect the 
Revenue of the Cuftoms, and Grand Committee impowered 
to appomt Sub-committees, 19. Farther confidered, and 
Sub-committee to receive, and confider of, all Bills to be ten- 
dered conceraing it, 21. Farther confidered, and Committee 
for the Cuftoms to infpeét the Revenue of the Crown Lands 
and Fee-farms, 23. Petitions referred, 30. Sub-committee 
for the Excife, made a Commitee of the Houfe, 4 Apr. Vide 
Excife. a confidered, and Sub-committee for Hearth- 

Vou. V 


money, made a Committee of the Houfe, and to perufe the A&amp; 
for raifing it, 6. Vide Hearths. Inftru&amp;ion to the Sub-com- 
mittee for the Poft Office and Wine-licences, 8. Report 
touching the annual Value of the Cuftoms and Crown Lands, 
and Bill, for fixing the publick Charges of the Kingdom upon 
fome particular Branches of the Revenue, ordered, 8 May. 
Committee to infpect feveral other Branches, and to make Sub- 
committees, eod. die. Refolutions touching the Poft Office, 
and the beft Bidders for any Branch of the Hevenité, reported, 
and agreed to, and King to be pi reer therewith, 12 May. 
Report touching the Duty upon Newcafile Coals, and Patent 
for it to be infpected by the Committee, 13. Refolution touch- 
ing extraparochial Tythes, and Committee to enquire into the 
Value of them, 14, Report touching Grants and Leafes of 
Crown Lands, and Bili ordered thereon, 19.—touching Dean 
Foreft, and Sir John Wintour to be heard upon his Patent, eod. 
die. Vide Dean Foreft.—touching the Value of the Poft Office, 
and Refolution agreed to, eud. die——touching the Value of the 
refpective Branches of the Revenue, and feveral of the Heads 
agreed to, 4 June. Concurrence of the Houfe therein not to 
be conclutive to the farther Improvement of any Branch of the 
Revenue, eod. die. Report farther confidered, and reft of the 
Heads agreed to, 5 June.—Bill for ordering and improving the 
Revenue, read, 13. Committed, 18. 

Roads. Vide Highways, London, and Watling-ftreet. 

Robinfon, John, Etq; Bill to fell Lands, read, 11 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 14. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 4 May. Pafled, 
5. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 18. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 19. 

Rogues, and Vagabonds, Bill for fuppreffing them, read, 19 Feb. 
Another Bill for tranfporting Felons and Rogues, read, 21. 
Both Bills committed to the fame Committee, and to be made 
into one Bill, 28. 


16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


REGISTRY, Bill for it ordered, 18 Apr. 
‘ Religion, Grand Committee appointed, 21 Mar. 
Revenue. Vide Hearth-money. 


ares trom Briftol to London, Bill to make it navigable, read, 

19 Apr. 

Rofier, Mr. his Petition read, and referred to the Committee 
upon the Bill for Corporations, 30 Apr. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. WI. Parl. 2. Sef 4. A. 1664. 


ELIGION, Grand Committee appointed, 24 Noy. 
Richmond, Duke of. Vide Sution Marth. 

Rivers, between Severn and the Thames, Two Bills to make 
them navigable, read, 2 Dec. Committed, and one to be 
extracied out of them, 13.—Bill, from the Lords, to make 
feveral navigable, read, 6 Feb. Committed, 8. Reported, 
with Amendments, 18. Pafled, 22. Amendments agreed to 
by the Lords, 25. 

Roads. Vide Highways. 

Rochford, Lord, Provifo on his behalf, added by the Lords to 
the Bill to prevent Delays in Judgments and Executions, 
difagreed to, 1 Mar. Not infifted on by the Lords, 2. 

Rutland, County of, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affeff- 
ment, 26 Jan. 


17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff5. A. 1665. 


ELIGION, Grand Committee appointed, 11 Oct. 
Rents. Vide Dijfirejes. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 6. A. 1666. 


ECUSANT'S, popith. Vide Priefs. 
Religion, Grand Committee appointed, 21 Sept. 

Replevins, Bill to extend the Act, concerning them, to Wales, 
ordered, 24 Sept. Read, 27. Committed, 6 Oct. Counties 
Palatine to be inferted, 18. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 
11 Dec. Paffed, 5 Feb. Agreed to 7: the Lords, 7. 

Report, {pecial, relating to a Bill, 19 Jan. be 

Rikeond, St. Clements, and Walton upon Thames, Petition 
of the Inhabitants read, 5 Feb. 

Roos, Lady Anne, Bill, from the Lords, to illegitimate her 
Children, 12 Jan. Read, 17. Committed, 21. Reported, 
and paffed, 29. ; 

Rufell, Edward, Efq; Bill for Sale of a Houfe at Chefwick, for 
Payment of his be read, 14 Dec. Committed, 4 Jan. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 10. Pafled, 22. 
by the Lords, 28. 


Agreed to 














INDEX ¢@o the Ercutu Vouume. 


12° Car. Il. Parl.1. A. 1660. 


S4 BRAN, Renee de, Bill, from the Lords, to naturalize 

him, 24 Nov. 

Saintoft Church, Provifo, touching the Perfons concerned in 
defacing it, tendered to the Bill of Pardon, and rejected, 7 
July. 

Sales, Bill of. Vide Lands. 

Salt-makers, their Cafe and Petition referred to the Committee 
upon the Excife Bill, 7 Aug. 

Sarum, Old, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning 
it, 27 Apr. 

Semideien Wn. to attend the Committee for printing, 25 June. 
Sent for in Cuftody, 24 Aug. Difcharged, 10 Sept. 

Savoy Hofpital. Vide Soldiers. 

Say, Win. excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, for Life and 
Eftate, 6 June. 

Scarborough Eleétion, Report and Refolution concerning it, and 
Bailiffs Peat for in Cuftody, 21 June. Difcharged, 11 July. 

Scilly land, Governor of. Vide Buller. 

Scobell, Mr. to deliver Records in his Cuftody to the Clerk, 8 &amp; 
11 May. 

Scots Cikeie, taken at Dunbar and Worcefter, and put up in 
Weftminfier-hall, to be taken down, 10 May. 

Cattle, Queftion concerning the rating of them in the 
Book of Rates, Neg. 26 July. 

Scott, Thomas, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, for Life and 
Eftate, 6 June. 

Scroope, Adrian, not to be within the Exception in the Bill of 
Pardon, upon paying a Fine, 9 June. Surrenders, 19. Re- 
leafed on his Parole, 20. Amendment, relating to him, made 
by the Lords to the Bill, difagreed to, 13 Aug. Left out of 
the Lift of thofe who surrendered, and to ftand generally ex- 
cepted, 28. 

Seal, Great, Proceedings under it to go in the King’s Name, 
and Committee to confider of the Time of their Commence- 
ment, and of the Seal to be ufed, 5 May. Report, and Reto- 
lutions thereon, and Lords Concurrence defired, 8. Con- 
ference, defired with them concerning it, agreed to, and held, 
10. Great Seal, in the Cuftody of the late Commiflioners, 
brought into the Houfe, and detaced, 28. 

Sea-ports, Commiflioners for the Army to examine the Debts due 
to them for fick and wounded Soldiers and Seamen, 14 Dec. 
Report, and Order thereon, 18. Debts charged upon the 
Excife, 28: 

Serjeant at Arms, chofen, 25 Apr. To fecure the Perfons and 
Lites of the late King’s Judges, 14. 16.&amp; 26, May. To 
carry a Perfon in his Cuftody to the Lords, 9 July. Vide 
Titchborne. To feize fome run Goods, 4 Aug. Bail, taken by 
him for Perfons in his Cuftody, approved, @ Aug. To fuffer 
none to go out of the Houfe before the a of a Con- 
ference, 25. Petition of the Officers under him read, and 
referred toa Committee, 5 Sept. Orders eg, Sm Allow- 
ances to be made him, 11 &amp; 13 Sept. &amp; 27 Dec. Vide How/e. 
Complaint of his taking exceflive Fees referred to a Committee, 
17 Dec.—Petition of Mr. Birkhead, late Serjeant at Arms, 
read, and referred to a Committee, 27 Apr. To deliver the 
Keys, and the Mace, to the new Serjeant, eod. die—Peti- 
tion of Michael Crake, formerly Serjeant at Arms, read, and 
referred to a Committee, g Nov. 

Sewers, Commiffioners of, Bill, from the Lords, for nominating 
them, 19 July. Read twice, and committed, 20. Reported, with 
Amendments, and pafled, 23. Amendments agreed to, and an- 
other Provifo, added by the Lords, and a new Bill, to the fame 
Purpofe, ordered, eod. dhe. Read twice, and to be ingrofled, 24 
July. Paffed, and Lords to be acquainted with an Irregularity 
committed by them, in relation to the former, eod. die. 

Seymour, Dorothy, Provifo, concerning her, added to the Bill 
of Pardon, and her Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
, July. Report touching a Debt due to her, and Order for 
Payment, 18 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, 19. 

Shipping. Vide Navigation. 

Ships in Pay, not of the Summer’s Guard, Lift of them read, 
16 May. 

Silks, wrought, imported, how to be charged in the Book of 
Rates, 19 July.—raw, to pay Excife till further Order, 
24 Aug. 

Simball, Mr. Vide Dunkirk. 

Skinner, Auguftine and Wm. Bill to fell Lands, read, 19 May. 
Committed, 25 June. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14 Aug. 
Paffed, 21. 

Slingfby, Sir Hen. Provifo, touching his Children, tendered to 
the Bill of Pardon, and rejected, 7 July. 

Smith, Robert, Receiver for Statford and Litchfield, Report 
touching an Arrear in his Hands, and to ftand committed till 
Payment thereof, 27 Aug. 

Hen. excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. Sur- 

renders, 1g. Inferted in the Claufe for fufpending Execution, 

in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. 








Soldiers, in the Savoy, and Ely Houfe, Collection to be made 
for them, 7 May. Their Petition read, and Money ordered 
for their Relief, and Committee to confider of Means for pro- 
viding for them, 26. Lift of thofe fit to be recommended to 
the Governors of other Hofpitals, to be prepared, 18 June. 
Petition in their behalf read, and Orders thereon, 15 Aug. 
One of them amended, and fent to the Lords, and agreed to 
by them, 16. Receiver-general examined, touching the Non- 
payment of the Money ordered for their Relief, 3 Sept. Order 
for a farther Sum for them, and Committee to fee it put 
in Execution, 13. Petition of feveral, preffed into the late 
King’s Service, read, and referred to the Committee, 11 Dec. 
Report touching the Sums received, and expended, for their 
Ufe, and Order to the Juftices to provide for them, and Bill 
to charge the Country with the Maintenance of thofe wounded 
in the Civil Wars, ordered, 17. A farther Sum erdered for 
them, 18. Agreed to by the histio, 21.—Petition of divers 
maimed Soldiers, prefented to the Lords, fent, and recom- 
mended by them, to the Houfe, and a Memorial to be entered 
in the Journal, upon Occafion thereof, 3 Sept.—Bill to en- 
able Soldiers to exercife Trades, read twice, and committed, 
6 Sept. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 8. Paffed, 10.— 
Petition of feveral Solders, and others, read, and laid afide, 
29 Dec. . 

Somerfet Houfe, to be reftored to the Queen, 23 June. 

Dukedom of, Bill for reftoring it to the Marquis of 
Hertford, read twice, and committed, 10 Aug. Meffage from 
the Lords, touching the Marquis of Worcefter’s Surrender of 
the Patent, referred, 23. Patent to be produced to the Com- 
mittee, 27. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 4 Sept. Paffed, 
5. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and Amend- 
ments agreed to, 6. 

Spanish Wines, and Fruits, additional Duties thereon to be taken 
off, 19 July. 

Speaker choten, 25 Apr. To fign the Proclamation for pro- 
claiming the King, 8 May. UDefired to print his Speech to 
the King, at pathng the Bill of Pardon, 29 Aug. To diftri- 
hute the Moncy vuted for the Officers of the Houfe, 12 Sept. 
Votes upon an Equality of Voices, 24 Dec. 

St. Albans, Earl of, his Intereft in the Office of Clerk of the 
Liveries to be cmnfidered, 12 July. 

Stamford Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, and Return amended, Ma A 

Stapeley, Anthony, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 

Sir John, his Cate referred to the Committee upon the 
Bill of Attainder, 9 Nov. 

Stationers to the Houle, Orders for Payment of Money due to 
them, 11 &amp; 13 Sept. &amp; 27 Dec. 

Stevens, Edward, his Petition read, and referred to the Commif- 
fioners, appointed to treat with Purchaters of Church Lands, 
9 Nov. 

Steward, Lord, {wears feveral of the Members, and grants a 
Comimiffion for {wearing the reft, 4 June. Form of it, eod. 
die. 

egeion,, Committee to examine the Mifcarriage of a Writ for 
it, 27 June, 

St. John, Lord, his Petition read, and Order thereon, 11 June. 

— Oliver, Efq; excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 13 June. 
His Petition tendered, and rejected, 27. Left out of the Ex- 
ception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 

Stowell, Sir John, Order againft committing Watfte upon his 
Eftate, 5 May. Agreed to by the Lords, 10. Provifo, for 
confirming the Articles of Exeter, granted to him, offered to 
the Bill of Pardon, and rejeéted, 7 July. 

Sudbury, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
3 May.—touching the Eledion, 18. 

Sunday. Vide Lord’s Day. 

Supply, an Affetiment of 70,0001. per Month, for Three Months, 
towards it, voted, and Ordinance for that Purpofe to be pre- 
pared, 1 May. To be paid into the Chamber of London, 3. 
Ordinance prefented, read twice, and committed, and Refo- 
lution touching the Proportions, but not to be drawn into 
Precedent, 7. Reported, 10. Proceedings thereon, 10, 11, 
&amp; 12. Tobe ingroffed, 12. Read Third time in part, 17. 
Farther proceeded on, and paffed, 18. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, 26. 
Committee to confider of the {peedieft Method of levying it 
in a parliamentary Way, and Bull for putting it in Execution, 
prefented, read twice, and to be ingroffed, eod. die. Pafled, 
28. Agreed to by the Lords, 29. Ordinance, and Aét for 
Execution of it, to be printed, 8 June. Order touching the 
Payment of the Sums charged thereon, eod. die. To be dif- 
perfed in the Country, 16 June—Committee of the whole 
Houfe to confider of raifing Money for Supply of the Army 
and Navy, 16 May. Matter confidered, and 400,000 /. voted 
for that Service, 18, Farther confidered, and a Poll-bill to 
be brought in towards raifing it, 19. Vide Poll-bill. Far- 
ther confidered, 21 &amp; 30. Refolution touching a Sub-com- 


mittee, voted by the grand Committee, reported, and agreed 
to, 














INDEX ¢o the Ercutu Votumx. 


to, and Committee named, 30. Order touching the Times 
of confidering the Supply, 2 July. Seleét Committee to con- 
fider of a Supply for the ee conftant Revenue, 31. Vide 
Revenue-——One Month's Affefiment, for the King’s prefent 
Supply, voted, and Bill for that ee ordered, 7 Sept. Pre- 
fented, read twice, and committed, reported, and to be in- 

rofied, eod. die. Paffed, 8. Agreed to by the Lords, 10. 
Royal Aflent, 13.—Two Months Affeffment, for difbanding 
the Army, and paying the Fleet, voted, and Bill ordered there- 
upon, 8. Prefented, read twice, and committed, eod. die. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 10 Sept. Paffed, and agreed 
to by the Lords, eod. die. Royal Affent, 13 Sept.—A farther 
Supply, for Payment of the Debts of the Army and Navy, to 
be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 12 Nov. 
Confidered, and Debate thereon to be refumed by the Houfe, 
13. Refumed, and an Affeflment for Six Months voted, and 
Bill ordered thereon, 14. Prefented, twice read, and com- 
mitted, and Inftructions to the Committee, 23. Confidered 
in the Committee, and feleét Committee appointed, to draw a 
Preamble thereto, and Rules for difbanding the Army, and 
paying the Navy, 8 Dec. Farther confidered, 10 &amp; 14. Re- 
ported, 18. Report confidered, 19. Order touching the Com- 
miffioners, and Bill to be ingrofled, 20. Amended, and pafled, 
21. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and fome 
of them difagreed to, and Conference, defired with the Lords 
thereon, agreed to, and held, 22. Free Conference, defired 
by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, eod. die. Report 
touching their Concurrence, 24 Dec. Royal Affent, 29.— 
An Aflefiment of 70,0001. for the Charges of the Coro- 
nation, voted, and Bill ordered thereon, 17 Dec. Prefented, 
twice read, and to be ingroffed, 21. Pafled, 28. Agreed to 
by the Lords, with an Amendment, and Amendment agreed 
to,29. Royal Affent, eod. die. 

Swale, Roberi, Petition concerning Money, furnifhed by him to 
the Commiffioners in Sweden, and Order for Payment of Part 
of it, 19 July. Sent to the Lords, go Aug. Committee to 
confider of the Remainder, 19 July. Report touching the 
Debt owing to him and Colonel Allott for that Service, and 
Queftion for charging it upon the Excife, Neg. 1 Aug. Order 
for that Purpofe, 12 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, 20. 

Swearing, and Curfing, Bill for fupprefling them ordered, 20 
July. Read,11 Aug. Committed,10 Nov. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 17. Pafled, 28. 

Sydenham, Colonel, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 13 June. 
Lett out of the Exception, and incapacitated, 13 Aug. 

Syler, Colonel, Provifo, concerning him, tendered to the Bill 
of Pardon, and rejected, 7 July. 


3° &amp; 14° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef: 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


§4 BRAN, Renee de, Bill to naturalize him, read, 22 May. 
Committed, 5 June. a ee and re-committed, 28. Re- 
ported, and Counfel to be heard againft it, 4 July. 

Sacrament, to be received by the Houfe, and Committee to over- 
fee the taking of it, 13 May, 1661. To report, 13 June. 

Report made, and Orders thereon, 3 July. 

Salt, he ort touching a Negative put upon the Queftion for an 
Impofition thereon, propoted in the Committee for the Reve- 
nue, 22 July. Petition of Salt-makers of Durham and North- 
umberland read, and referred to the fame Committee, 27 
Feb. Provifo, for an Impofition upon Scotch Salt, added to 
the Bill for the Cuftoms, 20 Mar. 

Salweip River. Vide Stower. 

Sandys, Colonel. Vide Fens. 

Savernack Foreft, Bill to eftablifh a Parifh therein, to be read, 
31 May. 

Schifmaticks. Vide Quakers. 

Scotland, States of, their Letter to the King communicated by 
the Lords at a Conference, 20 May. ‘To be confidered, 27. 
Scudamore, Lord, Bill for Endowment of feveral Churches by 
him, read, 18 July. Committed, 23. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 27. Pafled, 29. ‘—— to by the Lords, with 

Amendments, 15 Feb. Amendments agreed to, 22. 

James, Efq; Bill to avoid Judgments obtained from 
him, for Money won at Play, read, 19 July. Committed, 22. 
Reported, and to be ingrofied, 26 Feb. Paffed, 4 Mar. 

Serges, made in Exeter and Devon, Bill to prevent Abufes there- 
in, read, 8 Feb. Committed, and to be extended to Briftol 
and Somerfet, 28. : 

Serjeant at Arms, Report touching feveral Complaints againft 
him, and his Servants, and Matter to be farther examined, 6 
June. To bring Prifoners in his Cuftody to the Bar, 29. 
To take Bail for feveral, 8 Jan. Complaint of his taking ex- 
ceffive Fees, and Committee to enquire thereinto, 11. Sent 
with the Mace to fummon Members, 27. 

Sheriffs, Committee to confider of the Fees upon palling their 
Accounts, 20 June. Bill to prevent Charge therein, read, 
22 Nov. Committed, 26. Reported, and re-committed, 3 
Feb. Reported, and to be ingroffed,6. Paffed, 13. Amend- 
— —~ = by the Lords, confidered, and amended, 

OL. ; 





and Conference to be defired thereon, 16 May. Conference 
agreed to, and held, and Amendments, as aeaiea ya 
to by the Lords, 17. ’ 

Ships of War, Claufe, to reftrain them from taking Freight, ten- 
dered to the Bill for the Cuftoms, and rejected, 21 ar. 

Shooter, Latham and Hopton, Bill, enabling them to fell Lands 
read, 4 July. ; 

Shrewfbury, Countefs of, Bill to naturalize her, and others, read 
31 May. Vide Brudenell. F 

Silk, Bill to prevent Abufes in dying it, prefented, 20 May. 
Read, and laid afide, and new Bill ordered, 21. Report, con- 
cerning the Abufes therein, to be received, and confidered, by 
the Committee for Trade, 13 Mar. 

Silk-throwing, Bill to regulate it, read, 17 Jan. 1661. Com- 
mitted, 8 Feb. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 10 Mar. Paffed; 

Apr. 1662. 

fkinners, Bill for regulating them, read, 22 Feb. 1661. Com- 
mitted, 25. Reported, * # . Provifo added, and Bill to be 
- 28 Apr. Read Third time, and laid afide, 12 May; 
1002. 

Slingsby, Sir Robert, Bill for Sale of his Lands, read, 13 Dec. 
Committed, 21 Jan. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 1 Feb. 
Paffed, 14. 

Soldiers, cathiered. Vide Addrefs—Maimed and wounded. 
Vide Loyalijts. 

Southampton, Town of, Claufe, relating thereto, tendered to the 
Bill for the Cuftoms, laid afide, 20 Mar. 

— Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 26 

une, 

Speake, George, Efq; to be heard againft Mrs. Brifcoe’s Bill, 
21 Apr. 

Senin chofen, 8 May. Prefented to the King, 10. To write 
Letters for bringing in the Arrears of Taxes, 20 June, &amp; 11 
July. To fign Letters to the Lord Treaturer, and the Judges, 

25 July. To give Order for Difcharge of Members Servants 
arrefted, 28 Nov. 

Stamford Eieétion, Report and Refolution concerning it, 6 July. 

Standen Parith, Petitivun of the Inhabitants read, and referred to 
the Committee upon the Bul for Highways, 6 July. 

Stanftid Parith, Bill to make it diftin&amp; from Wrutham, read, 26 
June. Comuuitted, 4 July. | 

Star-chamber, Rooms belonging thereto, to be fitted up for 
Committees, 29 June. 

Steward, Lord, iwears feveral of the Members, and grants a 
Commiflion for fwearing the refit, 8 May, 1661. Form of it, 
eod. die. 

Stockbridge, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning 
it, 17 May, 1661.—touching the Election, 29 June. 

Stogscombe, Manor, Bill, from the Lords, to difcharge it from 
a Truft to the Karl of Exeter, and others, 14 Jan. Read, 
22. Committed, 28. Reported, 3 Feb. Paffed, 6, 

a Mr. his Cafe recommended to the King, 19 May, 
1662. 

Stuwer and Salwerp Rivers, Bill, from the Lords, for making 
them navigable, 28 June. Read, 2 July. Committed, 5. 
Petition referred, 7 Dec. Bill reported, with Amendments, 
22 Feb. Other Provifoes added, 27. Bill paffed, 5 Mar. 

Strafford, Earl of, Bill, trom the Lords, to reverfe his Attainder, 


17 Feb. Read, * * . Committed, 19 Feb. Reported, 26. 
Pafled, 27. 
Streets. Vide London and Weftminjfter. 


Sudbury, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
17 May, 1661.—touching the Election, 7 Feb. 

Suits at Law. Vide Arrefts. 

Sunderland Coals, Provito, touching the Rate to be fet thereon, 
read, and referred to the Committee upon the Bill for the 
Cuftoms, 11 Mar. 

Supply, Order for confidering it, 21 &amp; 27 May. Confidered, and 

ill for a voluntary Contribution towards it, ordered, 30. Pre- 
fented, and read, 7 June. Committed, 8. Debated in the 
Committee, 10 &amp; 1). Reported, and to be ingroffed, 11. 
Paffed,13. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and 
Amendments agreed to, 19. A Commiflion fent to the Speaker, 
and others, to take the Subfcriptions of the reft of the 
Members, 15 July.—-State of the Particulars defigned for Sup- 
Py of the King’s conftant Revenue, to be reported, 13 June. 

ide Revenue—Sup y to be farther confidered, 20 Nov. 
1,200,000 /. voted, ae ethod of raifing it referred to aCom- 
mittee of the whole Houfe, 21. Contidered, and Refolution, 
touching a monthly Afleffment, reported, 22. Farther con- 
fidered, and Refolution, touching the Proportions, reported, 
23. Farther confidered, and Bill for raifing it by an Eighteen 
Months Affefiment, ordered, 27. Pretented, and read, 4 Dec. 
Committed, 6. Confidered in the Committee, 6. 9, &amp; 10. 
Reported, 10. Names of Commiflioners delivered in, and Bill 
to be ingrofled, 12. Pafled, 16. Agreed to by the Lords, 
18. Royal Affent, 20. Printed Copies of it to be delivered 
to the Members, and difperfed in the Country, 9 Jan. 














INDEX ¢@o the Ercutu Vo.uume. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


sco TCH Cattle. VideCattl. __ 

Scotton, Captain, to bring Bonds in his Hands, entered into 
by the Loyalitis, 23 Feb. Sent for in Cufiody, for difobeying 
the Order, 8 Apr. tae 

Sefaries, and Non-conformifts, Letter, complaining of their 
Meetings, read, and Committee to perufe the Act againft 
them, 29 Apr. Bill againft them to be expedited, 19 May. 
Read, 21. Committed, 23. Reported, and re-committed, 
3 June. Reported, and Debate thereon adjourned, 18. Re- 
fumed, 22. Farther proceeded in, and Bill to be ingroffed, 
25. Pafled, 30. 

—" Richard and Anthony, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 9 

ar. Committed, 13. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 16. 
Pafled, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 13 
Apr. Amendments agreed to, 2 May. 

Serjeant at Arms, his Petition read, and recommended to the 
King, for an Increafe of his Salary, and Board-wages, 20 July. 

Silk-dying, Bill to prevent Abufes therein, read, and rejected, 
and Committee to examine the Frauds complained of, 13 Mar. 

Slindon Manor, Bill for re-vefting it in the Crown, read, 13 Apr. 
Rejected, 2 May. 

Soldiers, Bill to enable them to exercife Trades, read, 27 June. 
Committed, 6 July. 

Speaker, votes upon an Equality of Voices, 18 May. 

Standon Highway. Vide Highways. 

Strang ford, Lord, Bill to fell Lands, read, 20 May. Commit- 
ted, 22. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 14 July. Pafled, 18. 

Streets. Vide London. 

Stufjs, Billto regulate the making of them in Exeter aud Devon, 
read, 13 June. Committed, and to be extended to other 
Counties, 18. 

Subjects, Bill to retain them in their Obedience, read, 21 May. 
Vide Seétaries. 

Subjidies, Four voted for the Supply, 23 June. Vide Supply.— 
Bill, from the Lords, to confirm Four granted by the Clergy, 
18 July. Thrice read, aud peftcd, 25-—A Grant tlieicul by 
the Province of York, read, 27. ' 

Supply, voted, 12 June. ‘To be confidered in a Committee of 
the whole Houte, 12 &amp; 15. Confidered, and Refolution for 
raifing it by way of Subfidy, reported, and agreed to, and 
Committee appointed to examine the Proporuons in former 
Reigns, 16. Report, 18. Matter farther conlidered, and 
feveral Refolutions reported, 19. Proceedings thereon, 22. 
Farther Kefolutions relating thereto, and Four Subfidies voted, 
and Bill ordered, 23. Read, 26. Committed, 2 July. Pro- 
ceeded on, 3 &amp; 7. Farther proceeded on, and Order about 
naming Commifiioners, 8. Lifts of them read, 8 &amp; 10. Bill 
to be reported, 10 &amp; 11. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 13. 
Pafied, 15. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and 
Amenaments agreed to, 25. 


16° Car. 11. Parl. 2. Sef 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


S AYER, Dame Catherine, Bill to naturalize her, and her 

Children, read, 30 Mar. Committed, 18 Apr. Reported, 

and to be ingrofled, 6 May. Pafled,10. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Rertchauina, and Amendments agreed to, 13. 

Seamen. Vide Navy. 

Ships, Englith. Vide Merchants. 

Silk-throwers, their Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 
22 Apr. 

Speaker, to fign Letters to be fent to the Commiffioners for the 
Eighteen Months Affefiment, 12 May. 

Strang ford, Lord, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 28 Apr. Com- 
mitted, 29. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 7 May. Amended, 
and pafled, 10. 

Streets. Vide Highways. 

Suffer, Petition of the grand Jury, &amp;c. thereof, read, and referred 
to the Committee upon the Clothiers Petitions, 24 Mar. 

Sydney, Algernon, Provifo for him, added to Lord Strangford's 
Bill, 10 May. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 4. A. 1664. 


S ALOP, County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of 
a 26 Jan. Provifo, in behalf thereof, added to the 
ill, 28. 
Sandys, Samuel, Bill from the Lords, for Sale of an Eftate, 20 
Dec. Read, 12 &amp; 16 Jan. Amended, and paffed, 18. 
som, Bill to enforce the Laws for imprefling them, ordered, 
2 Dec. 


Somerfet County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affefi- 
ment, 26 Jan. 


Southampton County, Bill to fettle certain Marfh Lands therein, 
read, 12 Dec. 


County and Town, " 





Sums charged thereon in the 


Ifle of Wight, Bill of Affefiment, 26 Jan. 


Southwark Borough, 


Speaker gives the cafting Vote in a Queftion, 4 Feb. 

Stafford, County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affeff- 
ment, 26 Jan. 

Stanley, Sir Charles, his Petition read, and Petition to the King, 
and his Anfwer, read, and Bill to reverfe his Attainder or- 
dered, and read, 15 Feb. Committed, 17. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 18. Pafled, 20. Amendments, made thereto 
by the Lords, confidered, and oer to, 1 Mar. 

Strang ford, Lord, Bill, from the Lords, for Sale of Lands, 21 
Jan. Read, 27. Provifo thereto, read twice, and committed 
with the Bill,1 Feb. Bill reported, and paffed, with Amend- 
ments, 17. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 25. 

Subfidy. Vide Supply. 

Suffolk, County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affefiment, 
26 Jan. 

Supply, confidered, and 2,500,000 /. voted, 25 Nov. Method 
of raifing it confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 26. 
To be raifed in a fubfidiary Way, 28. Farther confidered, 
and Rolls of the laft Subfidies to be brought in, 29. Farther 
confidered, and fele&amp;¢ Committee to examine the Rates of 
feveral former Subfidies, and report the Proportions, 1 Dec. 
Eftimate reported, and re-committed, 6. Abftract reported, 
and referred to the Committee of the whole]Houte, 8. Supply 
farther confidered in the Committee, 8,9, &amp; 10. Their Pro- 
ceedings reported, and Committee appointed to extraG@ a 
Medium out of feveral former Rates, 12. Medium reported, 
and Refolutions thereon, 14. Farther confidered, and 40,000 /. 
voted for Relief of feveral Counties over-rated, 15. Bill or- 
dered, and Committee to confider of the Diftribution of the 
40,000l. amongft the feveral Counties, eod. die. Farther 
Refolutions wal Proceedings, 16 Dec. Bill read, 17. Com- 
mitted, 19. Diftribution of the 40,000 /. reported, and re- 
committed, to be caft up arithmetically, 20. Bill confidered 
in the Committee, and an Amendment reported, and agreed 
to, with an Amendment, 12 Jan. Farther Report touching 
the Diftribution of the 40,o00/. and Refolutions and Pro- 
ceedings thereon, 13 &amp; 14. Bill farther confidered, and Lifts 
ot Commitlioners to be brought in, 16. Farther confidered, 
and the inferting of the Suins to be left to the Houfe, 17. 
Farther confidered, and Committee appointed to take Account 
of the Fees, at the Exchequer, upon paying and ifluing the 

Supply, 18. Farther proceeded on, 19, 20, &amp; 21. Reported, 

23. Proceedings thereon, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28. &amp; 31. 
Bill to be ingroffed, 31. Pafled, 3 Feb. Agreed to by the 
Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed to, with 
an Amendment to one of them, 7. Conference, defired with 
the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, and another Confe- 
rence, defired by the Lords, held, and their Concurrence re- 
ported, 9. 

Suffer, County, Sum charged thereon in the Bill of Affefiment, 
26 Jan. 

Sutton Marth, Bill to fettle it on the Duke of Richmond, read, 
7 Feb. Committed, 13. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 21. 
Paffed, 22. 


17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 5. A. 1665. 


CHOOLMASTERS, nonconforming. Vide Miniflers. 
Scott, Thomas. Vide Attainder. 

Speaker, gives the cafting Vote in a Queftion, 12 Oct. 

Supply, to be confidered, 10 O&amp;. Confidered, and 1,250,000 1. 
voted, to be raifed by an Addition to the monthly Aflefiinent, 
and Bill ordered, 11. Read, 13. Committed, 14. Con- 
fidered in the Committee, 16. 18, &amp; 19. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 19. Pafled, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 23.— 
Bill for a farther Affeflment of 120,000/. to be given to the 
Duke of York, ordered, 24. Vide York. 

Swearing, Curfing, and Drunkennefs, Bill to fupprefs them, 
read, 14 Oct. 


18° § 19° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 6. A. 1666. 


S ACRAMENT, to be received by the Houfe, and Minifters 

defired to officiate thereat, 29 Ot. Another Day appointed, 

9 Nov. Notice to be given to the Perfons ales sn: 3 to offi- 

ciate, 7 Dec. Queftion for Leave to {peak againft the Orders, 

Neg. eod. die. Names of the Members receiving it, delivered 
in, 10 Dec. 

Saint John, Lord, acknowleges his Offence in ftriking Sir An- 
drew Henley in Wefiminfter-hall, and Houfe to intercede for 
him with the King, 3 Dec. His Petition read, and to be pre- 
fenton, 4- Houfe attends the King therewith, and his Aniwer 
reported, 5. 

Sandcroft, Dr. defired to preach, 2 Nov. Thanked, Sc. 8. 

Sandys, Samuel, Efq; his Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee upon the Bedford Level Bill, 17 Jan. ; 

Scawen, Francis, Bill, from the Lords, for his Reftitution, 12 
Jan. Read,17. Pafled, 21. 

Scots Rebels, Account of their Defeat, communicated, 3 Dec. 

Seamen. Vide Navy. 


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INDEX @ the Ercutu Vo.tumeg. 


Serjeant at Arms, his Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
inittee of Privileges, and Proceedings againft him to be ftayed, 
28 Nov. Committee to examipe his Expences on account of 
Defaulters, 18 Jan. 

Servants, how to be taxed in the Poll-bill, 17 Nov. 

Shirley, Sir Seymour, Bill to confirm a Settlement of his Eftate, 
read, 13 Dec. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
15 Jan. Paffed, 21. 

Soldiers. Vide Officers. 

Somerfet Eleétion, Report and Refolution concerning it, 9 Nov. 

Southampton, Bill, from the Lords, for uniting Parifhes, and 
Maintenance of Minifters, there, 2 Jan. Read, 18. Rejected, 
25. 

Speaker, votes upon an Equality of Voices, 17 O&amp;. 20 Dec. &amp; 
7 Feb. To take Cognizance of Complaints about Members 
Servants arrefted, 20 Dec. 

Stanley, Sir Charles, Bill to make Leafes, read, 8 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 16. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 23. Pafled, 29. 
Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 8 Feb. 

~~ Committee to confer with the Judges about them, 
5 Ot. 

Stillingfleet, Mr. defired to preach, 24 Sept. 

Stock, of Land, and in Trade, charged in the monthly Affefl- 
ment, to be ——- out of the Poll-bill, 17 Nov. 

Stores, military, Bill for Prefervation of them, read, and Quef- 
tion thereon, Neg. 2 O&amp;. Committee to bring in a Bill to 
prevent imbezzling them, eod. die. Vide Navy. 

Strangford, Lord, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 6 O&amp;. Com- 
mitted, 12. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 31. Paffed, 
12 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, and 
Amendments agreed to, 10 Jan. 

Supply, to be confidered in a Committee of the whole Houfe, 
4&amp; 11 Oct. Debated, and Committee directed to confider of 
Means. for raifing 1,800,o00/. for it, 12. Matter confidered, 
15, 16, &amp; 17. Farther confidered, and Report touching a 
Propofal for the Sale of Chimney-money, and Orders thereon, 
18. Vide Chimney-money. Farther confidered, 23, 24, 25. 
27. &amp; 31, O&amp;.&amp; 2 Nov. A Land-tax to’ be eanfidered by 
the Committee, 2 Nov. Debated, 3. Confideration of the 
Supply refumed by the Houfe, and Refolution touching a 
monthly Affeffment towards it,8 Nov. Vide Affefment.— 
touching a Poll-bill, eod die—touching a Duty upon fealed 
Paper, eod. die. Vide Paper.—touching an Impofition on 
foreign Commodities, eod. die. Farther confidered in the Com- 
mittee, 12, 13, 14. &amp; 16, Nov. Heads of a Poll-bill reported, 
and Bill ordered thereon, 17. Vide Podl-bill. 

Swaffham Prior, Bill, from the Lords, for uniting Two Churches 
there, 16 Jan. Read, 1 Feb. Committed, 5. Reported, 
with Amendments, 6. Paffed, 8. 


12° Car. I]. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


T4 VISTOC K, double Return, Report and Refolution con- 

cerning it, 27 Apr.—touching the Election, 23 May. 

Taunton, Governor of. Vide Perry. 

Temple, James and Peter, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 
9 sol Houfe informed of their having furrendered, 13 &amp; 
16. Inferted in the Claufe for fufpending Execution, in cafe 
of Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Tenures, Vide Wards. 

Term to be put off, 4 May. Vide poe 

Terrington Hines, excepted out of the Order for Reftitution of 
the Queen’s Jointure Lands, 27 June. 

Thanks of the Houfe given to General Monck, 26 Apr. &amp; 29 
June.—to Colonel Ingoldfby, 26 Apr.—to Sir John Green- 
ville, for bringing the — Letter, 3 May.—to Mr. Forth, 
for advancing 500/. for Mr. Greenville, 5.—to Alderman 
Robinfon and others, for advancing Money for the King, 
10. 21. &amp; 25.—to the Council of State, 16.—to the Commif- 
fioners of Staffordfhire, for feizing Colonel Harrifon’s Horfes, 
19.—to the Earl of Winchelfea, for fecuring Sir H. Mildmay, 
eod. die.—to the Mayor and Magiftrates of Harwich, for fup- 
preffing a Difturbance there, 21 aa the Members ma 
attended the King, 2 June.—to the Duke of York, 6.—to the 
Duke of Gloucefter, 7——to Admiral Montague, 19 June, &amp; 
24 July.—to Mr. Windham, for his Service in preferving the 
King after the Battle of Worcefter, 17 Dec. 

Thankjgiving, for General Monck’s Succefs, Days appointed for 
it, and agreed to by the Lords, 26 Apr.—for the Reftoration, 
King to be moved to order it, and Petition for that Purpofe to 
be drawn, 30 May. Reported, and agreed to, and fent to 
the Lords, eod. die. Agreed to by them, 31 May. Form of 
it, eod. die. Preacher Sefore the Houfe appointed, 11 June. 
Money, collected on the Occafion, to be given to the Poor of 
St. Margaret’s, 18. 

Theft and Rapine. Vide Borders. 

Thirfke EleCtion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 3 May. 

Thrifcrofe, Anne, Provifo, concerning her, tendered to the Bill 
of Pardon, rejeed, 7 July. 

Vox. VIII. 


Thurloe, Secretary, to be fecured upon a Charge of high Trea- 
fon, and Committee to take Fis Examination, 15 May. 
Struck out of the Lift of Commiffioners for the Affeffment, 
18. Liberty given him to attend the Secretaries of State, 
29 June. Amendment, relating to him, made by the Lords 
to the Bill of Pardon, agreed to, 11 Aug. 

Titchborne, Alderman, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 
Surrenders, 16. To be carried, in the Serjeant’s Cuftody, 
to the Lords, g July. Complaint of his being detained by 
the Black Rod, and to be fent for by the Serjeant, 13. In- 
ferted in the Claufe for fuipending Execution, in cafe of At- 
tainder, 28 Aug. 

Titles of Honour, received from Oliver, Richard, or Henry, 
Cromwell, by any Perfon, named a Commiffioner for the Af- 
feffment, to be ftruck out, 17 May. Bill to avoid Grants of 
them, read, 19. Vide Offices. 

Titus, Captain Silas, Order for charging 3,00e/. for him upon 
the Excife, 19 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, eod. die. 

Tiverton, Committee to examine the Mifcarriage of a new Writ 
for it, 20 Nov. 

Tobacco, Information of great Quantities being run, and Queftion 
and Order about feizing it, 6 Sept. Certificate, touching Mr. 
Haberthwaite’s oppofing the Officers appointed to tecure it, 
read, 8.—Bill to reftrain the planting of it in England ordered, 
8 Nov. Read twice, and committed, 29. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 6 Dec. Paffed, 17. Agreed to by the Lords, 
21. Bill, from the Lords, to the iano Peapele, 4 Dec. 

Tolhurfi, Major, Order for Payment of a Sum due to him upon 
account of the Garrifon of Newcaftle, 5 Sept. 

Tombs, John. Vide Ledbury. 

Tomlinfon, Colonel, excepted out of the Order for feizing the 
Perfons and Eftates of the late King’s Judges, 17 May. 

Tonage and Poundage, Refolution for granting them to the King 
for Life, and Committee to bring in a Bill for that Purpofe, 
ig June. Petition of Spanifh Merchants referred, eod. die. 

* Bill read twice, and committed, 20 June. Confidered in the 
Committee, 10 &amp; 13 July. Petition of Barbadoes Planters 
referred. and Bill farther proceeded on,14. De!.ate thereon 
refumed by the Houfe, and Book of Rates to be prepared, and 
made Part of the Bill, 16. Vide Rates. Bill reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 20. Read Third time, 21. Proceedings thereon, 
21 &amp; 23. Pafled, 24. Agreed to by the Lords, 25.—A 
tem red Bill read twice, and Debate thereon adjourned, 
21 July. 

Tower, of, to order the Guns to be fired upon pro- 
claiming the King, 8 May. 

Trade, Committee appointed, « #. Revived, and to confider 
of the Aulnage Duties, the Fifheries, the Eaft India Trade, 
and the Means to prevent the planting of Tobacco in England, 
8 Nov. Petitions, referred, 10&amp; 13. Committee joined with 
the Committee for Woollen Manufactures, 15. 

Tregony Eleétion, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 5 May. 

Trevill, Mr. Information of his threatening to kill the King, and 
Committee to exame it, 18 May. 

Truro, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
5, May.—touching the Eleétion, 20 June. 

Tyllam, Thomas, fent for in Cuftody, for a Difturbance at Col- 
chefter, 28 May. 


13° &amp; 14° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff.1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


ALLOW, Claufes, relating thereto, in the Bill againft ex- 
porting Wool, to be expunged, 24 Apr. 

Taviftock, double Return, Keport and Refolution relating there- 
to, 16 May.—touching the Ele¢tion, 17 Dec. 

Temple, Sir ‘Thomas, his Bill to be read, 19 Feb. 

Terringham, Sir Wm. Vide Fens. 

Theft and Rapine. Vide Borders. 

Thomas, Sir Anthony. Vide Fens. 

Throckmorton, Sir Wm, Bill, from the Lords, to naturalize him 
and others, 31 May. Read 8 June. 

Thynne, Sir Hen. Frederick, Bill to fupply a Defect in his Mar- 
riage-fettlement, read, 18 June. Committed, 21. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 9 July. Paffed, 13. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with Amendments, 28 Jan. Amendments agreed 
to, 1 Feb. 

Tin, Queftion for inferting it in the Claufe, added to the Bill for 
the Cuftoms, relating to Mediterranean, Ships, Neg. 19 Mar. 
Tower, Lieutenant of, to caufe Perfons in his Cufiody to be 
brought to the Bar, 22 Nov. His Keturn to the Order, 25. 
Trade, grand Committee appointed, 11 May, 1661. To 
confider of the Woollen Manufaéture, 7 Jan. Vide Woollen 
Manufactures. To receive, and proceed upon the Report 
touching Abufes in heavy dying of Silk, 13 Mar. To con- 

fider of the Matter concerning Bullion, 5 Apr. 1662. 

Treafon, Bill for executing certain Perfons attainted thereof, 
ordered, 1 July. Vide Regicides. , 

Treafurer, Lord, to ifflue Commiflions for infpecting the Reve. 
nue of Excife, 23 July. Defired to give Dire¢tions for 

L Payment 








INDEX oo th E1icuru VoLumeE. 
17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 5. A. 1665. 
RADE, grand Committee appointed, 11 O. 


Payment of the Sums ordered for the Officers of the Houfe, 


Tremayne, Colonel, to attend the Committee of Grievances, 
upon a Petition againft him, 27 May. it 

Truro, double Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 16 
May.—touching the Election, 20 July. 

Tumults, ou Pretence of pretenting Petitions, Bill, from the 
Lords, againft them, 28 May. Read, 31. Comnnitted, 25 
June. Reported, and paffed, 11 July. 

Turner, Sir Edward, choten Speaker, 8 May, 1661. Vide Speaker. 

Twiford, Vicar of, Retolntion concerning him, 6 May, 1662. 

Tyndall, Fraucis, Bill to fettle Lands belonging to him, read, 
“**, Committed, 12 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
15. Patled, 18. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


APESTRY. Vide Linen. 

Temple, Sir Richard, his Meflage to the King, about fettling 
his Revenue, communicated to the Houfe by the King’s Or- 
der, and referred to a Committee, 13 June. Another Mef- 
fage from the King concerning it, and Committee to confider 
of it, 16. Report, and King defired to name the Perton, 
who brought the Meilage from Sir Richard Temple, 20. Earl 
of Brittol named, and Meflage to him thereupon, 26. Defires 
to aniwer perloually in the Houfe, and Day appointed for that 
Purpofe, 27. Heard accordingly, 1 July. Votes in his 
Jufiification, and acquitting Sir Richard Temple, and Orders 
thereon, eod. die. 

Timber-trees. Vide Weods. 

Tities of Honour, Claufe, to prevent the Sale of them, to be in- 
ferted in the Bull againtt felling of Othices, 18 May. 

Trade, grand Coumittee appointed, 18 Feb. Days ordered for 
their fitting, 1 Apr.—Select Committee appointed to prepare 
fumptuary Laws, and to prevent Encroachments in Trade, 
26 Feb. Heads reported, aud Bills ordered upon feveral of 
them,7 Apr. King to be moved as to the reft,7 &amp; 8. Bill 
for Advancement ot Trade, read 8 May. Committed, 12. 
Reported, and proceeded ou, and Committee to prepare a 
Claute, for limiting the ‘Times for bringing in Irifh and Scotch 
Cattle 27. Claufe reported, and agreed to, and Bill re-com- 
mitted, 30. lKeported, and to be ingroffed, 2 June. Patled, 
13. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 24 July. 
Amendments agreed to, 25. 

Tythes, extraparochial, adjudged to belong to the Crown, and 
Committee to enquire into the Value of tiem, 14 May, 


16° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 
H RE AD Manufacture, Petition of Artificers therein read, 


and referred to the Committee upon Trade, 26 Apr. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 21 Mar, Committee upon 
the Clothiers Petition to enquire into the Reafons of the Decay 
of Trade, and contider of Means for advancing it, 26. Re- 
folutions, touching the Appointment of Commiffioners, to con- 
fider of the Impofitions upon the Goods of England and Scot- 
land, and to fettle the Trade with Ireland, reported, and King 
to be attended therewith, 6 Apr. Vote, touching the Inju- 
ries done to the Englifh 1a am abroad by the Dutch, 
reported, and to be prefented to the King, 21. Vide Dutch. 
—touching a general Naturalization Bill, reported, and de- 
bated, 2 May. Further debated, and difagreed to, 4. Re- 
folution, touching the Increafe of Hallage at Black well-hall and 
Leadenhall, reported, and agreed to, 3. Vide Hallage.— 
touching the Actions brought by Sir Robert Carr oer the 
Governors of the Eaft India Company, reported, and agreed 
to, and Proceedings to be ftayed, 9. Farther Report touch- 
ing the Depredations of the Dutch, and to be laid before the 
King, eod. die. : 

Turner, Sir Wm. his Petition referred to the Committee of Elec- 
tions, 5 May. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 4. A. 1664. 


Ti ANETT, Earl of, Bill, from the Lords, to confirm a 
Settlement between him and his Brothers, read, 15 Feb. 
Committed, 20. Reported, eod. die. Pafled, **. Confe- 
rence, defired by the Fords thereon, agreed to, and held, and 
Report touching their adhering to the Bill, with an Amend- 
ment, and a Provifo to be added, 28 Feb. Amendment and 
Provifo read, and agreed to, and another Conference to be de- 
fired with the Lords thereon, eod. die. Agreed to, 1 Mar. 
T eCoccarpige making, Bill to regulate it, read, 16 Dec. Reject- 
, 18 Jan. 
Trade, _— Committee appointed, 24 Nov. 
Tythes, Bill for better Recovery of them, read, 13 Dec. Com- 
mitted, 16. 


if 


reafon (petit) Murder, and Felony, Bill for better Trial of 
Perfons indiéted thereof, read, 9 Oét. Committed, 12.—Bill 
for Tryal of Acceflaries thereto, read,1g. Committed, 14. 
Tythes, Bill for better recovering them, ordered, 12 O&amp;. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 6. A. 1666. 


AY LEU R, Ww. Efq; his Petition read, and avowed, and 

referred to the Committee of Grievances, 2 Nov, Another 
prefented, and referred, the former being taken away, 3. Re- 
port, and Refolutions thereon, and Lord Mordant to be im- 
peached, 18 Dec. Vide Mordant. 

Tenants for Lives. Vide Ejiates. 

Theft and Rapine. Vide Borders. 

Thetford, Claufe, touching the rating of it in the Bill of Affeff- 
ment, to be offered upon the Report, 17 Dec. Tendered, and 
rejected, 21 Jan. 

Titles, how taxed in the Poll-bill, 23 Nov. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 21 Sept. Vide Manufac- 
tures. 


12° Car. II. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


AGRANTS, Bill againfi them, read, 26 Apr. 

Vane, Sir Henry, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as 
to Pains and Penalties, 11 June. Claufe, added by the 
Lords, to except him and others for Life, difagreed to, 13 
Aug. Reafons, offered by the Lords, for adhering thereto, 
reported, 17 &amp; 23. To ftand excepted, as propofed by the 
Lords, and King to be pet'tioned to pardon him as to Life, 
24. Vide Addrefs. Claufe, relating to him, agreed to, 28. 

Vanteythufen, Gerrard, Bill to naturalize him, and others, read, 
i7 July. Committed, 19. Petition of the City of London, 
relating thereto, read, and referred, 3 Aug. Bill reported, 
and to be ingroffed. and feveral Perfons added, 24. Paffed, 


30. 

Vajjall, Samuel. Vide Debts. 

Venn, John, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, g June. 

Vicarages, Bill for endowing them out ot appropriate Reétories, 
ordered, 7 Aug. Read, 8 Sept. Committed, 7 Nov. Re- 
ported, and re-committed, 15. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
27. Paffed, 30. 

Villiers, alias Danvers, Mr. to attend in his Place, to anfwer a 
Charge againft him, 14 May. Heard, and a Witnefs exa- 
mined in relation thereto, 17. 

Vifitations, Claufe for difcharging Incumbents from Arrears in 
re{pect thereof, added to the Bull for Vicarages, 27 Nov. 

Universities, Claufe, concerning the Confirmation of Fellows and 
Scholars therein, to be drawn, and tendered to the Bill for 
College Leafes,14 Aug. Tendered, and read, and to be of- 
fered upon the Third reading of the Bill, 23. Several Claufes 
relating thereto, added, 29 Aug. &amp; 4 Sept.—Provifo for faving 
the Privileges of the Univerfities, tendered to the Bill for the 
Poft Office, and withdrawn, and another, touching Letters 
fent thither, added, 20 Dec. 

U/her of the Black Rod. Vide Privileges. 


13° &amp; 14° Car. I. Parl. 2. Seffi1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


yp4 GABONDS. Vide Poor,and Rogues. 

Vagrants, Bill againft them read, 10 May, 1661. Com- 
mitted, 29 June. 

Vane, Sir Henry, to be proceeded againft, 1 July. King moved 
toremand him to the Tower, 22 Nov. 10 Jan. &amp; 19 Feb. 
Vide Mefjage. 

Vicarages, Bill to ere&amp;t and augment them, read, 18 June. 

Vaformity, Bill for it, read, 29 June. Committed, 3 July. 

eported, and to be ingroffed, 8. Book of Common-prayer 
annexed, and Bill patfed, 9. Conference, defired by the 
Lords thereon, held, and reported, and Bill returned, with 
Amendments, 10 Apr. 1662. Proceedings thereon, 12. 14, 
15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22. 24. &amp; 26. Farther Proceedings 
thereon, and Committee to fettle the Amendments, and pre- 
pare Inftructions for a Conference, 28. Report, and Con- 
ference agreed to, 30. Amendments and Alterations, made 
by the Houfe, agreed to by the Lords, 9 May. 

tm of the Houfe, fome of them to be printed, 15 July, &amp; 13 

ay. 


15° Car. Il. Parl, 2. Sef. 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


PAGABON DS. Vide Rogues. 
Vaughan, Henry, Bill to retiuore Money deceitfully gotten 
from him, read, 18 Mar, Committed, 19. 
Vermuyden, Sir Cornelius. Vide Haifieid. 
igria, Bill to regulate them, read, 2. May. Committed, 4. 
eported, and re-committed, 18. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 


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INDEX wo the E1cutu Vouvume. 


ingroffed, 1 June. Paffed,* «* . 
22 July. 

Vintners Company, their Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee upon the Bill for Wine Licences, 26 May. Claufe, on 
their behalf, tendered to the Bill, and rejected, 6 July. 

Uniformity, Act of, Committee to perufe it, 19 Feb. Report 
and Reiolution relating thereto, 9 Mar.—Bull for Relief of 
Perfous hindered from fubfcribing the Declaration therein; 
read, 15 June. Committed, 27. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 3 July. Paffed, 18. Agreed to by the Lords, with 
Amendments, and fome of them difagreed to, 25. Con- 
ference defired with the Lords thereon, and Amendments, dif- 
agreed to, not infifted on, 27. 

Univerfities, Provifoes for them, added to the Duke of York’s 
Bill, 15 June, &amp; 6 July. 


16° Car. 11. Parl. 2. Sef: 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


INTNERS, Bill relating to them, read, 24 Mar, Com- 

mitted, 2 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 7 May. 
Read Third time, and Committee to examine certain Altera- 
tions made in it by a private Hand, 11 May. Report to be 
received, 12. Made, and Mr. Pryn reprimanded, 13. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 4. A. 1664. 


VIN TNERS, Bill for levying the Forfeitures on them, 
read, 18 Jan. Committed, 23. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 28. Queftion for its pafling, Neg. 1 Mar. 


Agreed to by the Lords, 


18° &amp; 19° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 6. A. 1666. 
Vi LLERS, Lady, Provifo, on her behalf, added by the 
Lords to the Coinage Bill, amended, and agreed to, 19 


Dec. 
12° Car. Il. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


WA IT E, Colonel, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 
June. Surrenders, 13. Inferted in the Claufe for fufpend- 
ing Execution, in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. ' 

Walcott, Thomas, his Letter concerning Sir Edw. Fitzharris 
and Mr. Johnfon, read, and avowed at the Bar, and Com- 
mittee to confider of it, 22 May. Vide Papijis. 

Waller, Sir Hardrefs, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 
Surrenders, 20. Inferted in the Claufe for fufpending Exe- 
cution, in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. Exception taken there- 
to by the Lords, and Satisfaction given them thereon, eod. die. 

Walling ford Eleétion, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
31 July. 

Wallop, Robert, Efq; fummoned to attend the Houfe, g June. 
Expelled, and incapacitated, and excepted out of the Bill of 
Pardon, and committed to the Serjeant, 11. 

Waltham Foreft, Bill for erecting a Chapel there, read twice, 
and committed, 15 Nov. 

Wards and Liveries, and Tenures in Capite, Bill, for taking 
them away, ordered, 3 May. Prefented, and’ read, 22. Com 
mitted, and Refolution for fettling 100,000/. a Year upon 
the Crown in lieu of them, 25. Petition of the Officers read, 
and referred, eod. die. Orders for the fitting of the Commit- 
tee, 22, 23, 27. &amp; 29, June. Inftructions, 26 June, &amp; 12 July. 
Bill reported, and Debate thereon adjourned, 28 July. Re- 
fumed, and feleét Committee to apportion a Rate for raifing 
the 100,000 7. per Annum 4 Aug. King to be defired to 
fufpend the Exercife of his Prerogative in relation to Tenures, 
4 Sept. Another Refolution to the fame Purpofe, and Addrefs 
thereon reported, and to be prefented to the King, 7. His 
Affent thereto reported, 13. Apportionment of the 100,000 /. 
per Annum prefented, and read, 8 Nov. Confidered, 19. 
Farther Debate thereon, and a Moiety of the Excife upon 
Beer, Ale, and other Liquors, voted, in Compenfation for the 
Court of Wards, Tenures, and Purveyance, 21. Bill to be 
brought in perfected, according to the faid Vote, 22. Com- 
mittee appointed to prepare and infert Claufes, purfuant 
thereto, 23. Several other Particulars added, 27. Amend- 
ments to the Bill reported, and referred to a Committee, 
1 Dec. Report, and Cisenanilons thereon,11. Farther Pro- 
ceedings, and Bill to be ingroffed,12. Paffed, 15. Returned 
from the Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments referred 
to a Committee, 21. Reported, and fome of them ~~ 
to, and one amended, and Conference, defired with the Lords 
thereon, agreed to, and held, eod. die. Free Conference, 
defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and held, and Amend- 
ments, delivered by the Lords thereat, read, and agreed to, 
22 Dec—Seleé&amp; Committee to ftate the Recompence to the 
Officers of the Court of Wards, 11 Dec. Report, and 
Queftion thereon, 21. 

Waring, Edmund, excepted b 
Pardon, 13 Aug. Provifo di 
fifted upon, 25. 

Watfon, Leonard, his Examination about the late King’s Exe- 
cution, reported, 7 June. 

VoL. Vir. 


the Lords out of the Bill of 
fagreed to, 13 &amp; 24. Not in- 


Wauchter, Abraham, Bill, from the Lords, to naturalize him, 
4 Dec. Thrice read, and paffed, 20. 

Waulton, Valentine, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as 
to Pains and Penalties, g June. Excepted for Life, 9 July. 
Weavers Company, Bill to regulate the Election of Bailiffs and 

Wardens thereof, read, 10 Nov. 

hi tig Election, Report concerning it, and adjudged void, 16 

uly. 

Whalley, Edward, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, as to 
Pains and Penalties, 9 June. Excepted for Life, 9 July. 

White, Colonel, Information againft him referred to a Com- 
mittee, and Witnefs fent for in Cuftody, and examined, 2 June. 
Examinations reported, and Colonel White cleared, 15. 
Witnefs difcharged, eod. die. 

Whitehall, Perfons having Lodgings there, to be removed, and 
Doors to be broke open, if kept locked, 10 May. 

Whitlock, Bulftrede, Efg; his Petition read, and Queftion for 
excepting him out of the Bill of Pardon, not to be put, 14 June. 

Wigan Election, Report concerning it re-committed, zo June. 

arther Report, and Election declared void, 31 July. 

Wildman, Major, Informations againft him referred to a Com- 
mittee, 18 June. 

Willoughby of Parham, Lord, Committee to confider of a Debt 
owing to him, 23 June. Report, and Order for Payment, 
17 July. To be fent to the Lords, 18 &amp; 19. Sent, 30 Aug. 

Wilton Eleétion, Report touching a double Return of the Mayor 
and Two others, and Report re-committed, 3 May. Farther 
Report, and Election of the Mayor declared void, and new 
Writ ordered, 14 June. 

Winchelfea, Earl of, his Letters concerning the feizing of Sir H. 
Mildmay, and others, and feveral Examinations taken before 
him, read, and Thanks given him thereon, 19 May.—Bill, 
from the Lords, for Sale of Lands, for Payment of his Debts, 
23 Aug. Read, 28. Committed, 29. Reported, 30. Pafled, 31. 

Winchefter, Marquis of, Order fent from the Lords, for Stay of 

-Watte upon his Lands, 7 May.—Claufe, concerning him re- 
ferred to the Committee upon the Bill of Sales, 12 July.— 
Bill, from the Lords, to make him Satisfaction out of the 
Lands of Mr. Wallop and Gir Thomas Jervoife, 3 Aug. Read, 
9g. Committed, 24. Committee ordered to fit, 28. Revived, 
16 Nov. 

Windham, John, Thomas, and Wm. Bill to enable them to fell 
Timber, read, 18 Aug. Committed, 22. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 5 Dec. Queftion for its paffing, Neg. 11. 

—— Francis, Efq; Order for prefenting a Jewel of 1,000/. 

Value tohim, as a Reward for protecting the King, and thanked 
for that Service, 17 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, eod. die. 

Windfor Election, and double Return, Report and Refolution 
relating thereto, 27 Apr.—Petition of Mayor, &amp;c. touching 
Perfons turned out of the Caftle, and Order thereon, 7 Aug. 
—of Innholders, &amp;c. complaining of the Quartering of Soldiers 
upon them, and King to be moved therein, 15 Nov.—Claufe, 
for exempting the Chapel out of the Bill for endowing 
Vicarages, not received, 30.—Provifo, concerning W indfor 
and Maidenhead Barges, offered to the Bill for the Poft Office, 
read, and laid afide, 20 Dee. 

Wines, Refolutions touching the Duties thereon, 23 July. Claufe 
purfuant thereto, and another, touching Prize Wines, added 
to the Bill of Tonage and Poundage, 24. Another, to pre- 
vent the King’s Butler from tafting Prize Wines, read, and 
laid afide, eod. die —Bill to regulate the granting of Wine 
Licences, ordered, 4 Sept. Read, 10 Dec. Committed, 20. 
Reported, and proceeded on, and Claufe, to prevent fophifti- 
cating Wines, to be drawn, 22. Reported, and added, and 
Bill to be ingroffed, eod. die. Read the Third time, and Claufe 
for fettling the Price of Wines, fold by Retail, added, and 
Bill paffed, 27 Dec. Agreed to by the Lords, 28. 

Wintour, Sir John. Vide Dean Forett. 

Wogan, Thomas, excepted out of the Bill of Pardon, 9 June. 
Surrenders, 27. Inferted in the Claufe for fulfpending Exe. 
cution, in cafe of Attainder, 28 Aug. 

Wool, and Fullers Earth, King to be moved for a Proclamation 
againft oe them, 31 July. Order for that Purpofe 
reported, and agreed to by the Lords, 15 Aug.—Bill to reftrain 
the Exportation thereof, ordered, eod. die. Read, 3 Sept. 
Committed, 7 Nov. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 24. Paffed, 
29. Agreed to by the Pathe. with Amendments, and Amend- 
ments agreed to, 29 Dec.—Perfons, accufed of tranfporting 
Wool, fent for in Cuftody, 9 &amp; 13 Nov. To be examined 
by the Committee for Trade, 29. Report, and Order for 
their Difcharge, 12 Dec. 

Woollen Manufactures, imported, how to be charged in the Book 
of Rates, ig July. Refolution for reducing the Cuftoms 
upon thofe exported, 23. Bill of Tonage and Poundage 
amended, purfuant thereto, 24.—King to be pay about 
the Duties laid thereon by the Datch, 26. Vide Addre/s.— 
Committee appointed, to confider of regulating and encou- 
raging them, 27 July. Report, and Orders thereon, 31 July, 
&amp; 15 Aug. Commitiee joined with the Committee for Trade, 
15 Nov. 





Worcefter, 








as Earl of, confents to the demolifhing of Chepftow 

Caftle, 21 May. Surrenders the Patent of the Dukedom of 

Somerfet, 23 Ri ’ 

Clothiers, a Petition read, and referred to the Com- 
mittee for Trade, 13 Nov. 

Worftenholme, Sir John, Bill to make a Claufe in the Act of 

blivion, concerning him, and others, effectual, ordered, 
11 Dec. 

Wray, Sir Wm. Bill to fell Lands, read, 24 July. Committed, 
28. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 13 Nov. Pafled, 7 Dec. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 21. 

Writs, new, ordered for Arundell, Portfmouth, and Walling- 
ford,,1 May. For Steyning, 3. For Ludgerfall, 3 May, 
&amp; i2July. For Michell and Gatton, 5 May. For Wotton 
Baffett, 12. For Malden, Lyme Regis, and Berwick, 14. For 
Kellington, 14 May, and ig June. For Thirfk and Boffiny, 
15 May. For Cardigan, 16. For Beverly and Cambridge, 22. 
For Winchefter, 29. For Beeralfton, 30. For Morpeth, 31. 
For Weymouth, 4 June. For Whitechurch, Northallerton, 
Nottingham, and Camelford, 12. For Tiverton, 12 June, &amp; 
6 Nov. For Prefton, 20 June. For Scarborough, 21. For 
Helfton, 27. For Haverford-weft, 29. For Maidftone, 3 July. 
For Heydon, 6. For Newport, 12. For Milborn Port, 14. 
For Devon, 16. For Weobly, 17. For Newcafile upon Tine, 
23. For Dover, 25. For Bucks, 28. For Coventry and Flint, 
31. For Grampound, 14 Aug. For Tregony, 25. For Wigan, 
3, Sept. ForIpfwich, 11. For Hereford, 6 Nov. For Glou- 
cefter, 20.—Committee to examine the Mifcarriage of feveral 
Writs, 16 May.—To be iffued for all Places vacant, 31.— 
One fuperfeded, being kept unexecuted, and another ordered, 
3, Sept. 

Wyberd, Wm. excepted by the Lords out of the Bill of Pardon, 
13 Aug. Provilo difagreed to, 13 &amp; 24. Not infifted on, 25. 





13° &amp; 14° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


4A LL OP, Robert, Efq; to be brought to the Bar, 29 June. 
Included in the Bill of Paius and Penalties, 1 July: 


Walter, John, to make Reftitution of Money received upon the 
Ballaft Patent, and to be impeached, 26 June. 

Wandesford, Lady, Bill to fettle Lands for her Ufe, read, 9 Dec. 
Committed, 11 Jan. Reported from the Committee new- 
written, upon account of the many Alterations therein, and 
read, 30 Apr. Farther proceeded on, 3 May. 

Wards, Court of, Petition of the Officers read, and referred to 
a Committee, 14 June. Refolutions, touching the Compen- 
fations fit to be made them, reported, and Proceedings there- 
on, 16 Apr. 

Wareham, Satie Return, Report and Refolution concerning it, 
16 May, 1661.—touching the Eleétion, 15 June. 

Wells, Key of, Bill to repair it, ordered, 7 June. Read, 8. 
Committed, 3 July. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 26 Feb. 
Paffed, 8 Mar. 

Wentworth, Lady, Bill, from the Lords, to naturalize her, 14 
Jan. Read, 23 Jan. &amp; 18 Mar. Pafled, 21 Mar. 

Weftminfter, Dean of, defired to preach, 7 June. 

Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 26 June. 

Streets, Bill from the Lords, for paving them, 24 July. 

Read, and laid afide, as laying a Charge on the People, and 

Meffage to be fent to the Lords thereon, and a new Bill or- 

dered, eod. die. Read twice, and committed, 25, July. Re- 

ported, and to be ingrofled, 26. Pafled, 27. Agreed to by 
the Lords, with a Provifo added, and Provilo difagreed to, and 

Conference, defired with the Lords thereon, agreed to, 29. 

Free Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, agreed to, and 

held, and Provifo agreed to, with an Amendment, and another 

free Conference, defired with the Lords, agreed to, 30.—Bill 
for repairing the Streets and Highways in London and Weft- 
miniier, read, 28 Nov. Vide London. 

Dean and Chapter, Provifo for them,added by the Lords 
to the Poor Bill, difagreed to, 15 May, 1662. 

Wey, River, in Surrey, Bill to make it navigable, read 13 Mar. 

ommitted, 21. Mr Wetton’s Petition, concerning it, re- 
ferred, 12 Apr. 

Widdrington, ee Bill, from the Lords, to fell Lands, 3 Apr. 
Read, 11. Committed, 17. 

Wilts, County Court, Bill to regulate it, read, 29 Nov. 

Winchelfea, Earl of. Vide Aéts. 

Winchefter, Marquis, Bill for making him Reparation out of the 
Eftate of Mr. Wallop, read, 13 June. Committed, 17. Re- 

rted, and to be ingroffed, 29. Pafled, 2 July.—Provifo, on 

is behalf, to be inferted in the Billof Pains and Penalties, 4 
J “F Added, 15, Difagreed to by the Lords, and left out, 
and Petition to be prepared, recommending his Cafe to the 
King, 27. Petition read, and agreed to by the Lords, and to 
be prefented, 29.—Bill, from the Lords, to fupply the Lofs 
of certain Deeds relating to his Eftate, 26 Feb. Read, 10 











Mar. Committed,12. Reported, 14, Patfled, 18. 





INDEX to th E1icutTru Vo.uume. 


Windfor Election, Report and Refolution concerning it, 6 Juiy. 

Wine Licences, Petition concerning them, read, and referred 
toa Committee, 4 Dec. To be laid before the King, 3 Feb. 
Report touching the Delivery of it, 6. 

Wintour, Sir John, his Intereft in the Foreft of Dean, to be con- 
fidered by the Lord Treafurer, 25 July. Report delivered in, 
13 Mar. 

Wire, Gold and Silver, Bill to prevent Frauds therein, read, 17 
Jan. Committed, 4 Feb.—Gold and Copper, Bill to prevent 
Frauds therein, read, 19 Feb. 

Wire-drawers Corporation, Bill for confirming it to be read, 
17 Dec. 

Withers, George, Author of a Pamphlet reflecting upon the 
Houfe, fent for from Newgate, 24 Mar. Examined, and fent 
to the Tower, and to be impeached, eod. die. King thanked 
for caufing him to be apprehended, 3 Apr. 

Witneffes, Order for their Attendance, 29 Nov.—Lords defired 
to fwear fome to be produced before the Commons, 4 Dec. 
Conference, defired by the Lords thereon, held, and re- 
ported, 7. 

Woodcock, Sir Thomas, his Petition read, and referred to the 
Commiffioners for Church Lands, 10 Mar. 

Wool, Debate about the Exportation thereof, 25 Nov. King 
defired to detain fome feized, 19 Dec. Bill againft exporting 
it, ordered, 1 Mar. Read, 4. Committed, 7. Committee 
revived, and Bill re-committed, with refpect to a Claufe there- 
in, concerning Leather, 17 Apr. 1662. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 18. Read Third time, 24. Paffed, 28. Agreed 
to by the Lords, with Amendments, and Amendments agreed 
to, 17 May. 

Wool Cards, foreign, Bill to prevent the Importation of them, 
read, 25 July. Committed, 25 Nov. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 4 Dec. Paffed, 5 Feb. Agreed to by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 21 Mar. 

Woollen Manufattures, Committee for Trade to confider of 
Means for regulating and improving them, 7 Jan. Refolution, 
touching the free Exportation thereof, reported, and Debate 
thereon adjourned, 04 Mar. Refumed, 7 Apr. Refolution 
agreed to, and King to be moved for a Proclamation purfuant 
thereto, 8. 

Worcefter Clothiers, Bill for confirming their Charter, read, 27 
May. Committed, 5 June. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
17. Pafled, 27. 

Writs, new, ordered for Lifcard and Dorchefter, 11 May, 1661. 
For Haverford-weft, 15. For Heytefbury, 17. For Cardiff, 
24. For Weftlow, 31. For Northampton, 13 June, &amp; 5 Dec. 
1661, &amp; 26 Apr. 1662. For Wilton, June, 1661. For 
Chippenham, 20 June, &amp; 20 July. For Hereford, 23 July, &amp; 
23 i. For Brecon County, 25 July, &amp; 31 Jan. For Old 
Sarum and Lurgeffall, 21 Nov. For Newport, 17 Jan. For 
Berealfton, 20. For Malmefbury, 24. For Sudbury, 7 Feb. 
For Cockermouth, 14. ForSomerfet, 25. For Stafford, 19 Apr. 
1662. For London, 26.—Writ iffued for a new Election, 
before the former was determined, declared void, 15 June.— 
Writs to be forthwith delivered to the proper Officers by the 
Perfons receiving them, 22 Nov. 

Wrotham Parifh. Vide Plextoll, and Stanjtid. 

Wye and Lugg, Rivers, Bill to make them navigable, read, i9 
Mar. Committed, 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 11 
Apr. Paffed, 16. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


ADESON, Mr. Bill to refiore him to the Office of 
Clerk of the Chamber of London, read, 23 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 26. 

Warner, Mr. Bill for fettling Lands upon him, read, 23 Mar. 

Waftes, Bill for their Improvement, read, 11 Apr. 

Watling-ftreet Highway, Bill for repairing it, read, 23 Feb. 
Committed, 27. 

Weaving, Bill to regulate Abufes therein, read, 8 May. Com- 
mitted, 15. 

Wells, Key of, Bill for repairing it, ordered, 18 May. Read, 
20. Committed, 23. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 3o. 
Paffed,2 June. Agreed to by the Lords, with Amendments, 
19. Amendments agreed to, 26. 

Weftminfter Hall. Vide Fleet, Warden of. 

——— Streets. Vide London. 

--—~— Dean of, defired to preach, 18 July. Thanked, &amp;c. 
22. 

Whitney, Free-fchool. Vide Grocers. 

Whorwood, Broom, Efq; Bill to make void a Decree of Alimony 
againtt him, ordered, 10 July. 

Willoughby, George, Efq; Bill to naturalize him, read, 7 Apr. 
Committed, 9. Names to be inferted, 13 Apr. 2 &amp; 11 May. 
Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 11 May. Pafled, 25. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 24 July. 

Winchefter, Marquis of, Bill to confirm an Award, for fettling Dif- 
ferences between him and his Son Lord St. John, read, 1 Apr, 

Committed, 

















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INDEX @ the Ercutn Voutvme. 


Committed, 3. Petitions referred, +7. 9. &amp; 11, Apr. &amp; 9 


May. Deeds and Writings, concerning his Eftate, to be 
delivered to the Committee, 7 May. Bill reported, 21, 
Pafied, 27. 

Bifhop of, Bill, from the Lords, to enable him to let 
Leafes, 22 May. Read, 26. Committed, 30. Reported, 
and pafled, 9 July. 

Wine Licences, Committee to confider the Cafe of the Patentees, 
and others, in relation thereto, § Apr. Bill for vetting the 
Office in the Duke ef York, read, 23 May. Vide York. Re- 
folutions, touching the Patentees, reported, and agreed to, 
and Bill for their Relief, ordered, 1 June. Provifo for them 
tendered to the Duke of York’s Bill, read twice, and com- 
mitted, 15. Reported, and added, 27, Difagreed to by the 
Lords, and left out, 24 July, Their Cafe to be recommended 
to the Duke, 27,—Report of the Value of the Revenue arifing 
thereby, 4 June. 

Wintour, Sir John. Vide Dean Foreft. 

Witcherley, Daniel, his Petition read, and referred to Committee 
upon the Marquis of Winchefter’s Bill, 7 Apr. Provifo, on 
his behalf, tendered thereto, rejected, 27 May. 

Vithers, George, Prifoner in the Tower, Petition on his bebalf 
read, and his Wife to have accefs to him, to bring his Recan- 
rig ie 9 Apr. Releafed, upon Bond for his good Behaviour, 
27 July. 

Woods, and Timber-trees, Bill to punifh unlawful Cutters 
thereof, read, 27 Feb. Committed, 9 Mar. Reported, and 
to ~~ ugrofied, 11. Paffed, 21. Agreed to by the Lords, 
12 3 ay. 

Wool, and Leather, Committee to infpect the Laws againtt 
tranfporting them, 1 June. Report touching the Defeés 
therem, and Bills for Supply of them, ordered, 23 July. 

Wooi-combers of Suffolk, their Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 3 June. 

Woollen Manufactures. Vide Cloth, and Clothiers. 

Worcester, Marquis of, Bill, from the Lords, to enable him to 





take the Benefit of a Water Engine, invented by him, 2 Apr. * 


Read, 3. Committed, 4. Reported, with Amendments, and 
read the Third time, and Committee to briny in a Provifo to 
be added thereto, 13. Provifo reported, and added, and Bill 
patled, 5 May. Amendments agreed to by the Lords, 12. 

Writs, new, ordered for London, Effex, Great Bedwyn, North- 
ampton, Lymington, St. Mawes, and Staffordthire, 18 Feb. 
For Cardigan, 22. For Oxon, 14 Apr. For Wallingford, 209. 
For Richmond, 29 Apr. &amp; 20 July. For Bridgenorth, 22 
May. For Haverford-weft, 23. For Denbigh, 22 July.— 
Lord Chancellor defired to give Order for Delivery of new 
Writs to the proper Officers, 18 Feb. 


16° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef? 3. A. 1663 &amp; 1664. 


by 4 NDESFORD, Lady, Bill to fettle certain Marsh 
Lands upon her, read, 30 Mar. Committed, 1 Apr. 

Wey River, Bill to eftablith the Navigation thereof, read, 28 
Mar. Committed, 31. Party interefted therein, to be brought 
to the Committee by the Warden of the Fleet, 21 Apr. Peti- 
tion concerning it, read, and referred, 26. 

Wine, Petition of the Patentees for retailing it, read, and laid 
afide, g May. 

Wool. Vide Clothiers. 

Writs, new, ordered for Bedfordfhire, Denbighthire, Richmond, 
Lincoln, Warwick, Northampton, Cambridge, Harwich, 
Tiverton, and Canterbury, 21 Mar. For Dartmouth, 6 Apr. 
Yor New Sarum, 20. For Chelter County, 22. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 4. A. 1664. 


} ALES, Medium of the Rates to be fet thereon in the 
Bill of Affeffment, to be fettled by the Members, 16 Dec. 
Reported, 21 Jan. Confidered, and adjutted, 26 &amp; 27. 

Warwick, County of, and City of Coventry, Sum charged there- 
on in the Bill of Affeffment, 26 Jan. 

Wejtmerland, Medium of the Rate to be charged thereon in the 
_ of Affeffment, reported, and agreed te, 16 Dec. Inferted, 
26 Jan. 

Wefiminter. Vide Middlefer, and London. 

Wight, \fle of, joined with Southampton in the Bill of Affefl- 
ment, 26 Jan. 

Wills, Bill for the better Probate of them, read, * *. Com- 
mitted, and Inftruction, 7 Feb. 

Wiits, County, to be eafed in the Affefiment, 15 Dec. Refo- 
lution touching the Sum to be abated, 13 Jan. Sum aifeffed 
thereon, 26. 

Winchefter, Bithop of, Bill, from the Lords, to enable him to 
fettle Lands upon the Rectory of Bifhops Waltham, in lieu of 
‘Vythes for Waltham Parks, 9 Feb. Read, 13. Committed, 15. 
Reported, with Amendments, 21. Pafled,24. Amendments 
agreed to by the Lords, 25. 

Wines, Petition of the Patentees for retailing them, read, and 


referred to a Committee, 10 Dec. Refolution, relating 
Vou. VIII. 


thereto, reported, 24 Jan. Difagreed to,.and Petition laid 
afide, 26. 

Wood, and Coals, Committee appointed to infpeéi the Laws 
relating thereto, 14 Jan. Inftruction, 8 Feb. Bil to regulate 
the Affize and Meafure thereof, read twice, and comunitted, 
28. Reported, and to be iugroffed,1 Mar. Paffed, eod. die. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 2 Mar. 

Worcefter, County, to be eafed in the Affeflment, 15 Dec. 
Refolution touching the Sum to be abated, 13 Jan. Sum 
affeffed thereon, 26. 

City of, Sum rated thereon in the Bill of Affeffment, 
26 Jan. 

Writs, new, ordered for Wilts, Lancafhire, Gloucefterthire, 
Oxfordthire, Guilford, Berwick, York, Gatton, and St. Ives, 
24 Nov. For Lincolnfhire, 12 Dec. For Cumberland, 20. For 
Richmond and Sarum, 23 Jan, For Derby, 9 Feb.— Complaint 
of Writs being mifcarried, and Order thereon, 25 Jan. 

Wye River, in Surrey, Bill to fettle the Navigation thereof, 
read, and rejected, 15 Feb. 





17° Car. II. Parl.2. Sef? 5. A. 1665. 


TORKHOUSES, Bill for regulating them, ordered, 
13 Oct. 

Writs, new, ordered for Stamford, Hertfordfhire, Derbyfhire, 
Kellington, Helfton, Montgomery, Rumney, and Sandwich, 
9 O&amp;. For Berealfton and Somerfet, 12. For St. Mawes, 18. 
For Camelford, 21. For Mitchell, 28. 


18° Car. II. Parl. 2. A. 1665 &amp; 1666. 


WwW RITS, new, ordered for Great Marlow, Peterborough, 

Minehead, and Southwark, 20 Feb.—Motions for new 

Writs, put a ftop to by the Black Rod knocking at the 
Door, 23 Apr. 


18° &amp; 19° Car. I. Parl. 2. Seff.6. A. 1666. 


py tLe S. Vide Kepicvine. 

Weftminfter, Dean of, defired to preach, 24 Sept. Thanked, 
4 Oé&amp;. Defired to print his Sermon, 11. 

Weymouth, double Return, Committee of Elections to examine 
it, 7 Feb. Report and Refolution concerning it, 8. 

Williams, Sir Henry, Bill for Payment of his Debts, read, 12 
Nov. 

Winchelfea Election, Report conceruing it, 9 Jan. Debate and 
Refolution thereon, 10. 

Wines, Bill to regulate the Prices thereof, read, 29 Dec. Com- 
mitted, 5 Jan. 

Wire, Gold and Silver, Bill for preparing it, read, and rejected, 
12 Nov. 

Witne/s, Debate about admitting one, being Mother of one of 
the Parties, and Refolution thereon, 19 Nov. 

Wood. Vide Fuelling. 

Woollen, Bill tor burying therein, ordered, 16 Nov. Read, 1 
Dec. Committed, 10. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 2 Jan. 
Patfed, 9. Agreed to by the Lords, 17. 

Writs, new, ordered for Winchelfca and Plymouth, 18 Sept. For 
Plympton, 18 Sept. 10 Jan. &amp; 4 Feb. For Grimfby, Morpeth, 
and ‘Truro, 18 Sept. For Bofton, Haverford-wett, and Not- 
tinghamfhire, 21. For Winton, 8 Oct. For Newtowne, 22. 
For the Devizes, 26 Nov. For Devon, 7 Dec. For Dart- 
mouth, 29. For Weymouth, 4 Jan. For Newport, 10. For 
Prefton, 12. For Cambridge, 28.—Under-theriff of Devon 
fent for in Cufiody, for not returning a Writ, 22 Oct. 


12° Car. I. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 
y4 RM OUTH, Great, Election, Report and Refolution 


concerning it, 18 May. ; 

York, Duke of, Order for prefenting him with 5,000/. 10 
May. Another Order for: prefenting him with 10,0004, and 
Money charged upon the Three Months Affeflment, 11. Orders 
for Re-payment of it to the Perfon advancing it for his Ufe, 
17 May, &amp; 8 June. His Letter to the Speaker read, and 
Thanks returned him thereon, 6 June. His Guards to be 
put upon the Eftablifhment of the Army, 29. Added to the 
Garrifon of Dunkirk, 30. Oxder for charging 10,0004. more 
for him upon the Excife, 1 Sept. Agreed to by the Lords, 3. 
Refolutions touching the difbanding of his Regiment, 6. His 
Letter of Thanks to the Houfe, read, 7—recommending the 
Petition from Dover, about fick and wounded Soldiers, read, 
14 Dec.—concerning Admiral Lawfon, read, 18. Order for 
charging 10,000/. more for him upon the Excife, 27. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 28. ; 

Young, Dr. his Information againft Hugh Peters, read, 18 
June. 





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INDEX oo th E1icutu Voutume. 


13° &amp; 14° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 1. A. 1661 &amp; 1662. 


y? RK, Duke of, thanked for revoking a Leafe of the Ballaft 


Patent, 26 June. 

County of, Bill for regulating the Manufacture of broad 
Cloth in the Weft Riding thereof, read, 4 Dec. Committed, 
11. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 31 Jan. Paffed, 6 Feb. 
Amendments, made by the Lords thereto, confidered, and 
agreed to, 13. May.—Bill for incorporating the Clothiers in 
the Weft Riding, to be read, 9 Dec. 


15° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 2. A. 1662 &amp; 1663. 


VY ORK, Duke of, Bill for vefting in him the Office of Poft- 


mafter-general, and of granting Wine Licences, read, 23 
May. Committed, 25. Petition of Vintners referred, 26. 
Bill reported, and re-committed, 15 June. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 27. Paffed, 6 July. Amendments, made 
thereto by the Lords, confidered, and one difagreed to, and 
Conference to be defired with the Lords thereon, 20. Agreed 
to, and held, 23. Free Conference, defired by the Lords, 
agreed to, and held, and Amendment agreed to, 24. Another 
Conference to be defired with the Lords, and Bill to be 
delivered thereat, 25. 


16° &amp; 17° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 4. A. 1664. 
ARMOUTH, Great and Little, Bill to compofe Dif- 


ferences between them, read, 25 Nov. Committed, 28. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 4 Feb. Paffed,9. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 25. 


17° Car. II. Parl 2. Seff5. A. 1665. 


YORK, Duke of, Bill for an Affeffment of 120,000/. to be 


beftowed on him, ordered, 24 Oct. Read, 25. Committed, 
reported, and to be ingrofled, 26. Pafled, * *. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 30.—Provifo, on his behalf, added to the Bill 
touching Eftates for Lives, 8 Feb. 


12° Car. II. Parl. 1. A. 1660. 


me U CH, Sir Allen, Provifo, concerning him, tendered to 


the Bill of Pardon, and rejected, 7 July. 





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