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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

      grid-column-gap: 2.5rem;
    }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 890px) {

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

  }

  @media (min-width: 990px) {

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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








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


NINTH VOLUME. 





19” &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


CCOUNTPS, public. Vide Supply. 
Address of Thanks for Acts of Grace and King’s Speech, 


Committee to prepare it, 10 Oct. Report, Lords 
Concurrence to be desired, 14. Signified, Address pre- 
sented by both Houses, 15. King’s Answer, 16.—for re- 
straining Exportation of Soldiers, with their Horses and 
Arms, to be presented by one Member, 24—relating to Rob- 
beries on the Highways, 25.—to encourage Use of home Com- 
modities, and prevent Consumption of foreign, Committee to 
prepare it, 4 Nov. Report; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 
13 Apr. Signified; Address to be presented by a select Number 
of both Houses, 23.—for Enlargement of Prisoners in Zealand, 
Committee to prepare it, 27 Nov.—Proposals for Address for 
Proclamation to prevent Tiefts and Rakbesice, to lie on the 
Table for future consideration, 27.—for stopping Sea-ports, to 
prevent Lord Clarendon’s Escape, 3 Dec. or Proclamation 
for summoning and apprehending him, Lords Concurrence to 
be desired, 13. Desired ; Messenger dismissed without Answer, 
14. Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to, Managers ap- 
pointed, Conference held, reported, and to be considered, 14. 
Considered ; previous Question, that Lords Reasons, for dis- 
agreeing to Address, are satisfactory, Neg. 16.—For Proclama- 
tion to enforce Obedience to Act of Uniformity, 10 Feb— 
relating to felling Timber in New Eorest, and carrying away 
what is felled, 15.—for Proclamation to enforce Laws against 
Conventicles, to be presented by whole House, 4 Mar. Pre- 
sented, King’s Answer, and Thanks thereupon, 5.—for calling 
in the Patent fora Lighthouse at Milford Haven, 8 Apr. 

——--—— to be presented by one Member, 24 Oct. By a select 
Number of both Houses, 23 Apr. 

Adjournment till Afternoon, 15 Oct. 14. 16. &amp; 18 Dec. 30. 
Mar, 2. 18. 20. 23.&amp;29 Apr. 2. 5. &amp; 8 May.—without 
doing Business, 15 Oct.—on a Message from the King, 19 Dec. 
—on his Pleasure signified, 9g May.—on Motion from a Com- 
mittee of whole House, 17 Mar.—On special Order, 18.—-By 
Proclamation, 11 Aug. &amp; 10 Nov.—Question for Adjourn- 
ment, Neg. 14 Dec.—Question for Message to the King re- 
lating thereto, Neg. 7 May. 

Administrators, Bill, from Lords, for due ordering their Ac- 
counts, 10 April. Read, 25. Order for Second Reading, 
27. 

Albans, St. new Writ, 7 May. 

America, Petition concerning Plantations therein, with Paper 
annexed, referred to a Committee; Clerk to deliver Copies 
to Parties concerned, if requested; they to give in Answers ; 
Company to produce their Charter, 15 Nov. Answer, with 
Paper annexed, and Patent, delivered to Clerk; he to make 
out Copies for Petitioners, and let them see the Patent, 22. 

Anglesea, Earl of. Vide War. 

Apreece. Vide Privileges. 

Appleby, new Writ, 6 Leb. 

Arlington, Lord. Vide War. 

Ashburnham, Mr. a Member charged with Corruption, 18 Nov. 
Parties to attend, 18. 20, &amp; 21. Examined, 20 &amp; 22. Vote 
that he has committed an Offence, contrary to Duty; expel- 
led; excused from receiving Judgment at Bar, on account of 
Illness, Clerk to give him Notice of Resolution, 22. 

Ashdown Forest, and Broyle Park, Bill, from Lords, for Im- 
provement of them, 15 Apr. Order for reading 29. 

Aulnage. Vide Subsidy. 

Awberry. Vide Poise. 

Vou. IX. 


21° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sess. 8. A, 1669. 
A CCOUNTS, publick. Vide Supply. 


-of foreign Liquors and French Linen, imported be- 
tween Michaelmas, 1667 and Michaelmas 1669, and of fo- 
reign Liquors imported from Midsummer 1668, to Michael- 
mas 1669,—of what has been collected and secured on the 
new Imposition on foreign Liquors,—of what is before Commis- 
sioners of publick Accounts of the said Collection, severally 
ordered, 2 Dec. Presented, 6. 

Act, read, 4 Nov. 

Address of Thanks, for Proclamation against Non-conformists, 
Lords Concurrence to be desired, 3 Nov. Signified, 4. Ad- 
dress presented by both Houses, 6. King’s Answer, $.—re- 
presenting Extortion of Governor of Gravesend, 29, King’s 
Answer, and Thanks thereupon, 2 Dec.—concerning Earl- of 
Orrery, 10. King’s Answer, and Thanks thereupon, 11. 

Adjournment till Afternoon, and without doing Business, 6 Nov. 

Affidavits, Bill for taking them in the Country, read ; Question 
for rejecting, Neg. 4 Nov. Bill committed, 9 Dec. 

Agmondesham, new Writ, ig Oct. Information given ofa false 
Return, referred to Committee of Privileges and Elections ; 
Order for their Sitting ; Persons returned, not to sit till Matter 
determined, 3 Nov. Report; Return to be amended; Ball 
ordered into Custody, 6. Return amended, 8. Ball’s Petition ; 
Debate thereon; reprimanded, and discharged; but to at- 
tend Committee, 17. 

Aldborough, new Writ, 19 Oct. 

Alden, Philip, Petition, with Paper annexed; Petitioner owns 
it; Examined thereupon, 25 Noy. Vide Orrery. 

Ancram, Lord. Vide Prictiages. 


22°, 23°, &amp; 24° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 9. 
A. 1069, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


A CCOUNTS, publick. Vide Supply. 
——— of Debts at Interest, ordered, 27 Oct. Read, and 
referred to Committee, 31. Report, 3 Nov.—of the Quanti- 
tics of certain foreign Commodities imported, and Money 
raised thereupon, ordered 19. Referred to Committee, 26, 
Vide Supply.—of Commodities exported between Michael- 
mas 1668, and Michaelmas 1669, and Allowances made for 
detective Goods, ordered, 28. Presented, and referred to 
Committee, 8 Dec.—of Debts due to Crown, and by whom, 
ordered, 12.. Presented, and referred to Committee, 13. 
Address of Thanks, cn King’s Speech, at Whitehall, presented 
by whole House, 22 eb.—for suppressing Conventicles, and 
putting Laws against Popish Recusants in execution, 8 Mar. 
King’s Answer, 12.—relating to Dover Pier, 29. King’s An- 
swer, 23 Feb. Vide Dover.—to stop further levying Impo- 
sition on Wines, 17 Dec. King’s Answer, 20.—for calling 
in Patent for Lighthouses in Ireland, 8 Feb. King’s Answer, 
14.—to prevent Growth of Popery, Committee to prepare it, 
and consider of Proposals offered, 17. Report to be made 18. 
Made, 20. Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21, Confe- 
rence, desired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers ap 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported ; same Committee to 
examine Matters of Fact, wherein Lords are not satisfied ; 
revived, and Order for a 3 Mar. Report ; Conference 
to be desired with Lords; Managers appointed, 9. Lords 
Concurrence to Address signified, 10. Address presented by 
both Houses, King’s Answer, and Thanks thereupon, .3.— 
concerning indigent Officers Money, — Lords, brought 


by 





INDEX oo the 


by Managers at a Conference, that King would encourage the 
Wear of English Manufactures, agreed to, 12 Apr. Pre- 
sented by both Houses, King’s Answer, and Thanks there- 
upon, 22.—That Governors of Plantations, except Tangier, 
may take Oaths appointed by Acts of Navigation and Trade, 


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Adjournment, without doing Business, 11 Mar.—till Afternoon, 
11. 14.17, 18, 19. 30,&amp; 31 Mar. 2. 4. 8,9-&amp; 11 Apr. 9, 
10. 13, 14. 16. 18. 23. 27. 29. &amp; 3: Mar. 1.:7- 11.&amp; 14 
Apr.—On King’s Pleasure signified, 11 Apr.—on special Re- 
solution, 24 Oct. 7 Nov. 29 Dec. &amp; 17 Mar.—Question for 
it, Neg. 12 Dec. Special Resolution for adjourning every 
Day till Afternoon, 6 Mar.—upon a Division, 18. 

Agmondesham, Election, Petition, 23, Feb. 

Albans, St. Bill for maintaining a Minister therein, ordered, 15 
Mar. 

Albemarle, Duke of, Biil, from the Lords, to re-convey Lands 
mortgaged to his Father, 21 Nov. Read, 22. Committed, 
23. Committees added, 24. Bill reported, 26. Passed, 
with Amendments, 29. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 
3 Dec. 

Ale. Vide Beer. 

Amendment to a Bill by Lords, laid aside, as laying Tax, 24 
Mar. 

Ancram, Lord. Vide Privileges. 

Apprentices. Vide Children. 

Arrests of Judgments, and superseding Executions, Bill to pre- 
vent them, committed, 25 Nov. Reported, and to be ingross- 
ed, 26. Passed, 8 Dec. 

Arundel House, Bill, from Lords, for building it, 17 Mar. 
Read, 22. Committed, 27. Reported, 29. Passed, 4. 
Apr. 

Asaph, St. Bishop of. Vide Bangor. 

Ashley, Antony, Bill, from Lords, to levy Vines, and suffer Re- 
coveries, notwithstanding Minority, read, 23 Mar. Commit- 
ted, 28. Passed, 30. 

Assize, Clerks of. Vide Fees. 

Attorney-general, thanked for his great care in vindicating the 
Privileges of House, 22 Apr. 


. 


25° Car. II. Parl 2. Sess. 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


DDRESS of Thanks on King’s Speech, and to acquaint 

him House will consider it, 5 feb.—and Petition, touching 
Suspension of penal Laws, Committee to prepare it, 10. Ta 
withdraw Address; to be reported, 13. Reported, Question 
that Lords Concurrence be desired, Neg. 14. . Address pre- 
sented by whole House; King’s Answer, 19. Motion that 
King be moved for further Answer, Debate thereon adjourn- 
ed,22. King’s Answer, and Thanks thereupon; further Con- 
sideration of Answer adjourned, 2 Resumed, Committee to 
consider of Answer thereto, 25. Report, read Paragraph by 
Paragraph, 26. Further Address presented by whole House, 
King’s Answer, 27.—for suppressing Popery, Committee to 
prepare it, upon Subject-matter of a former Address, 28. Re- 
port; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 3 Mar. Conterence 
desired by them, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported ; Lords Amendments, in part disagreed to ; 
Committee to assign Reasons,6, Report ; Conference desired, 
and agreed to ; Managers appointed; Lords Concurrence sig- 
nified; Address presented by both Houses—King’s Answer, 
7.—of Thanks on King’s Speech, Lords Concurrence desired ; 
signified ; Address presented by both Houses ; King’s Answer, 
8.—representing the Danger of Ireland by Growth of Popery, 
Committee to prepare it; Resolutions for inserting several 
Particulars, 18. ‘l'wo Addresses reported, and read Paragraph 
by Paragraph, both to be presented by whole House, 25. Pre- 
sented; King’s Answer 26.—from Lords, for Encouragement 
of nan. &gt; Manufactures, agreed to, with an Amendment, 
presented by select Number of both Houses ; King’s Answer, 
and ‘Thanks thereupon; Address to be entered in , icone a7. 
—Question for Address for printing Addresses concerning 
Grievances, and King’s Answer, Affirmative, 29.—¢oncerning 
the Match betwen Duke of York and Princess of Modena, and 
desiring he may only marry a Protestant, 20 Oct. 

Read, Paragraph by Paragraph, 26 Feb. &amp; 25 Mar,— 
to be presented by select Number of both House, 27. 

Adjournment on special Resolution, 15 Feb.—till Afternoon, 19 
Feb. 7, 8. 22. 25. 27. &amp; 29 Mar.—upon a Division, 27 Mar. 
—on King’s Pleasure signified, 29.—Question for it, Neg. 24 
Feb. 

Aldborough, new Writ, 20 Oct. 

Aliens Duty, Committee to prepare Bill for taking it off upon 
home Commodities, exported, 8 Feb. Bill read, 26. Com- 
“ah 4 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 7, Passed, 
18. 

Amendments, House goes into a Committee, to consider Lords 
Amendments to a Bill; Chairman to examine Amendments 
thereto before Report, 22 Mar, 

Andover, new Writ, 6 Feb. 


—- - 


NintH VoLuMeE. 


Apprentices. Vide Poor. 
Assessment Vide Supply. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 11. A. 1673. 
ADDRESS, concerning Match between Duke of York and 


Princess of Modena, Committee to prepare it, 30 Oct. Re- 
port $1. Speaker to read and present it; presented by the 
whole House ; King’s Answer, 3 Nov.—and Petition for Fast 
Committee to prepare it, 31 Oct. Report; Lords Concur. 
rence to be desired, 3 Nov. 

Adjournment on Special Resolution, 27 Oct. 
Aldborough, new Writ, 27 Oct. 


25° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 12. A. 1673, &amp; 1674. 


APDRESS, of Thanks, for Acts done towards suppressing 
Popery, and for Promises in Speech, to be presented by 
whole House.—that Militia may be ready, to suppress tumul- 
tuous Meetings, to be presented with the former, 12 Jan. Se- 
verally presented ; King’s Answer, 13.—ifor removine Duke 
of Lauderdale from all Employment, and from the Kine’s 
Presence and Councils, 13. To be presented by the whole 
House, 31. Presented ; Speaker, on presenting, to return 
Thanks for last Speech, 5 Feb. King’s Answer, 6.—for re- 
moving Duke of Buckingham from Employments and from the 
King’s Presence, and Councils, 13 Jan. Debate, whether 
Lords Concurrence shall be desired, adjourned, 31. Resumed ; 
Question for it, Neg. 5 Feb. King’s Answer, 7.—of Thanks, 
on last Speech, Lords Concurrence desired ; their Answer, 29 
Jan.—with Vote of Advice, Lords Concurrence desired ; Mes- 
senger dismissed without Answer; Vote, from Lords, to same 
purport; Messengers dismissed without Answer, 29. Lords 
Vote considered, and agreed to, with an Amendment, Com- 
mittee to assign Reasons; Conference desired, agreed to, and 
held ; another Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed: Conference held, and reported ; Lords 
Concurrence to Amendment signified, 3 eb. Address pre- 
sented by both Houses; King’s Answer, 6.—to appoint Persons 
to bring Duke of Norfolk into England, Lords Concurrence 
to be desired, 6.—for disbanding that part of Army raised 
since 1 Jan. 1663, to be presented by whole House, 7. Speak. 
er, upon presenting, to desire Forces from ireland may not be 
continued in Arms here, 10. King’s Answer, 11.—of Thanks 
for making a speedy Peace, to be presented by whole House— 
from Lords to same purport, Messengers dismissed without 
Answer, Committee to assign Reasons; Conference, desired 
with Lords, agreed to, Managers appointed, Conference held, 
and reported 11. 

Adjournment, on special Order, 7 Jan.—without doing Business, 
go Jan. &amp; 5 Feb.—till Afternoon, 5 eb. 

Aldborough Election, Petition, 7 Jan. Merits of the Cause, and 
Return, to be heard together, 23. 

Arlington, Earl of, Articles of treasonable and other Crimes 
against him, presented, and read; his Letter to Speaker, read ; 
heard upon Questions agreed to be proposed to him, 15 Jan. 
Debate adjourned, 15, 16, 17. &amp; 19. Resumed, 16, 17. 19. 
&amp; 20. Articles read Second time, 16. Captain Pauldin, exa- 
mined as to last Article, desires further Time to prepare Evi- 
dence; Resolution to procced on Articles Head by licad ; ses 
veral Articles read; Information given of illegal Commitments, 
and Discharges; Lieutenant of Towerto produce Warrants, 
Committee to go with him, and peruse them, and Books of 
Entries, 17. Repoyt, Copies thereof read, Original delivered 
by Lieutenant, and, after Debate, re-delivered, 19. Question 
for Address to remove Earl of Arlington from all Employ- 
ments, and from King’s Presence and Councils, Neg. a Com- 
mittee to consider what is contained in the Articles fit for an 
Impeachment, 20. Committees added, 26 Jan. 3 &amp; 11 Feb. 
Report to be made, 14. Made, and, after Debate, re-com- 
mitted to same Committee, to proceed on Articles Head by 
Head, 17. 

Aulnage, Petition, complaining of Abuses in collecting it, re- 
ferred to a Committee ; Committee to prepare Bill to prevent 
them, 14 Feb. 

Avon. Vide Piscary. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 13. A. 1675. 


A BATHRAT. Vide Privileges. 
Abingdon, new Writ, 13 Apr. 

Address of Thanks, for Assurances to preserve Religion and Pro- 
erties, and for calling a Parliament, to be presented by whole 
ane 13 Apr. Presented, 14. King’s Answer, 15.—for 
removing Duke of Lauderdale from his Employments, and 
from King’s Presence and Councils, Committee to prepare 
Reasons, 14. Impowered to send for Persons, Papers, and Re- 
cords, 15. Report touching. Dr. Burnett’s Testimony, De- 
bate thereon adjourned, 21. Resumed ; Serjeant to give him 
Notice to attend ; Report read, Paragraph by Paragraph ; Dr. 
7 Burnett 
































INDE X oo the 


Burnett examined; his Answer not satisfactory; Heads _ re- 
duced into Writing, and amended by him, 23. Debate thereon 
adjourned, 23 Apr. 6, 7. 14. 18. 21. &amp; 28 May. Address 
read, Paragraph by Paragraph, and to be presented by whole 
House, 23 Apr. Further Address, 5 May. King’s Answer 
to former, 7. Debate thereon adjourned, 7. 14. 21. &amp; 28. 
Resumed, and Committee to prepare further Address, 31.— 
for recalling Subjects out of the French King’s Service, to be 
presented by whole House, 19 Apr, Presented, 21. King’s 
Answer to be considered, 8 May. Considered ; referred to 
Committee of whole House, 10. Further Address, 11, Com- 
mittee to prepare it, 14. Report; Question for reading, Affir- 
mative; further Consideration adjourned, 20. Further Address 
to be presented by Secretaries of State, 2 June.—to prevent 
Anticipation upon Customs, to be presented by whole House, 
24 Apr. Presented, 29. King’s Answer, 3 May.—for appoint- 
ing another Serjeant, instead of the present, committed to the 
‘Tower, 2 June,—of Thanks, on King’s Speech, 5. 

———— read, Paragraph by Paragraph, 23 Apr.—Presented by 
Secretaries of State, 2 June. 

Adjournment till Afternoon, 14. 21. 26. &amp; 29 Apr. 7 May: 4, 
5, &amp; 6 June.—without doing Business, 14 &amp; 21 Apr. &amp; 7 
May.—on King’s Pleasure signified, 5 June. 

Affidavits, Bill for taking them in the Country, ordered, 15 Apr. 
Read, 28 May. 

Aldborough Election, Petition, 17 Apr. Report, 2 

Almshouses. Vide Hospitals. 

Artificers, and handicraft Workmen, Bill for their Encourage- 
ment, ordered, 4 May. Read, 14. 

Aulnage, Petition of Woollen-drapers, complaining of Abuses in 
collecting the Duty, referred to aCommittee, 15 Apr. Other 
Petitions presented, and referred, 22 &amp; 30. Committee im- 
powered to consider of a way to take off the Duty, and give 
Compensation to Persons interested, 22. Committees added, 
22&amp; 30. Committee to consider Balance of Trade with 
France, and a way to set the Poor on Work, by making Li- 
nen; impowered to receive Petitions, 30. Adjourned, and 
Order for sitting, 1June. Report, touching Balance of Trade, 
to be made, 7. Made, 9. 


Avon. Vide Piscary. 


27° Car. Il. Parl. 2. 


A DDRESS, that Members may be summoned to attend by 
Proclaination only, 27 Oct.—representing the Default of 

not apprehending Mons. St. Germain, Committee to prepare 
it—of. Thanks, for preferring Dr. Brevall, a Convert, to be 
presented by one Member—for Preferment for Mr. Luzancy 
and Mr. Lamott—for Preferment for Chaplain, 13 Nov.—for 
encouraging the Wear of English Manutactures, Cammittee 
to prepare it, 19. 

-——-— to be presented by one Member, 13 Nov. 

Adjournment, without doing Business, 5 Nov.—upon a Division, 
6. 17. &amp; 20.—-Question for it, Neg. 8.11. &amp; 18. 

Affidavits, Bill for taking them in the Country, read, 20 Nov. 

Aikins, Mr. Vide Quarrel. 


28°, 29° &amp; 30° Car. II, Parl. 2. 
A, 1676, 1677, &amp; 1078, 


BINGDON Election, Report, Sir Robert Hanson’s Peti- 
tion, and Claim dismissed, 21 Mar. 
Accounts of the Charge of a Regiment of Foot, ordered, 1 Feb. 
Presented, and referred to Committee of Supply, 8 Feb. 
Address, for entering into a strict and speedy Alliance with Con- 
federates, Committee to prepare it, 6 Mar. Report; Address 
to be new-written, and Blank left; Lords Concurrence de- 
sired; Messenger dismissed without Answer, 10. Conference, 
desired by Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held, reported, and to be considered, 13. Considered ; a Com- 
mittee to assign Reasons for disagreeing to Lords Amendments, 
14. Report; another Conference desired, with Lords, agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported; 
Lords Concurrence to Address, as sent up, signified, 15. King’s 
Answer, 17. Motion for further Address, Debate adjourned, 
zo. KResumed, Committee to prepare it, with Assurance of 
Assistance, if necessitated to enter into a War, 26. Address 
to be reported, 28. Reported ; Question for Re-commitment, 
Neg. To be presented by whole House; 29.—-that Duke of 
Norfolk may be brought home from his Confinement beyond 
Sea, 15 Mar. Committee to prepare it, 21. Address to be 
reported, 9 Apr. Reported, 10.—of Thanks, on Message 
touching the Ties of Affairs abroad, with Assurance of As- 
sistance, Committee to prepare it, 12 Apr. Reported, and to 
be presented by whole House, 13.—of Thanks, on Message 
for additional Supplics, or Credit upon new Funds, and touch- 
ing Adjournment, Committee to prepare it; Report; King’s 
Answer, 16.—for entering into strict Alliances with Confede- 
wi 65 oleae to prepare it, and assign Reasons for not 
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NIntTH VoLumMeE. 


complying with King’s Speech before such Alliances entered 
into, with: Assurance of chearful and speedy Supplies, when 
they are entered into, 23 May. Reported, and to be pre- 
sented by whole House, 25. Presented, 26. King’s An- 
swer, 28.—of Thanks to King for his Care of Protestant Re- 
ligion, and desiring he will enter into no Alliance, but what 
wiil effectually curb the Power of France, and to prohibit 

Trade therewith, Committee to prepare it, 29 Jan. Ranan. 

ed, and to be presented .by whole House, 31. King’s An- 

swer, 4 Feb.—for a Declaration of War against France, with 

Assurances of plentiful and speedy Supplies; and for recalling 

Ministers from France and Nimeguen, and sending French 

Embassadors home, Committee to prepare it, 14 Mar. Re. 

port; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15. Signified, with 

Amendments ; Amendments disagreed to ; Committee to assign 

Reasons, 19. - Report, Conference desired, and agreed to, 21. 

Held, and reported, 22.—for a Recess, 26 Mar. King’s An- 

swer, 27.—for all Treaties mentioned in Lord Chancellor’s 

Speech, or relating thereto; Treaties presented, 29 Apr.—for 

original Proposals of Peace, Instructions sent into France, 

and French King’s Answer, 29. King’s Answer, 30.—that 

they they may be produced to Committee on Treaties, 30.— 

Abstract reported, 2 May—coneerning the League with the 

Dutch, with Advice to enter into a strict and speedy Alliance 

with Confederates, and prohibit Trade with France; and de- 

siring to be excused for not presenting it in usual Form, 4 

May. King’s Answer, 6.—for removing Duke of Lauder- 

dale from King’s Presence and Councils ; Committee to pre- 

parcit, 7. Report, 8.—for a speedy Answer to last Address, 
and for removing Counsellors who advised Answers to Two, 
former, Committee to prepare it, 7. Question, that Com- 
mittee sit during Adjournment; Negative ; have Leave to sit, 

8. Report, read Paragraph by Paragraph ; Address to be pre- 

sented by whole House; Matter concerning Duke of Lauder- 

dale to be added, 10. 

— read, Paragraph by Paragraph, 10 May, 

Adjournment (Vide Speaker ) ull Afternoon, 2, 14, and 16 Apr: 
4 and 8 May—on King’s Pleasure signified, 16 Apr. 26 May, 
16 July, 3 Dec. 15 &amp; 30 Jan.—upon a Question, 1 Feb. &amp; § 
May.—without doing Business, 26 May—upon a Division, 
o Feb.—Question for it, Negative, 5 &amp; 10 Apr. 26 May, &amp; 
10, May. 

Administrators, Vide Executors. 

Affidavits, Bill for taking them in the Country, read, 29 Feb. 
Committed, 5 Mar. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 23. 
Passed, 3 Apr. 

Aldborough Election, Petition read, and withdrawn on account 
of Irregularity, 19 Feb. Another Petition read, and referred 
to Committee of Privileges and Elections, 26, 

Alder, Weury, and others, Petition, 7 Mar, 
Coachmen. 

Ale. Vide Coal. 

Army, List of General Officers, and their Entertainment, pre- 
sented. Question for reading Negative, 15 Feb. 

Arnold, Mr. thanked for Informations about Growth of Popery, 
27 Mar. 

Asaph, St. Bill from Lords for appropriating Rectories to Repairs 
of Cathedral, and Maintenance of Choir there, and for uniting 
several Parishes in the Diocese, 9 Mar. Read, 16. Com- 
mitted, 22. Reported, and passed, go Apr, Sent to Lords, 
3 May. 

Ashburuham, Mr. charged by Sir John Holland with having 
traduced him to King, for a seditious and scandalous Speech 
made last Session, heard, and cleared, 15 Feb. 

Ashburton, New Writ, 16 Feb. ' 

Atheism aud Blasphemy, Bill from Lords for punishing them, 9 
Feb. Read, 16, 

Attornies, Bill for suppressing the Abuses, and lessening the 
Number of them, ordered, 19 Mar. Read, 24. Committed, 
2 Apr. Committee revived, and Order for sitting, 29 Jan. 
and 7 Feb. 

Audley, Lord, and others, Bill from Lords for restoring them, 
27 Keb. Read, 1 Mer. Committed; Instruction, 20. Re- 
ported, 30 Apr. Passea, with Amendments, 3 May. Amend- 
ments agreed to by Lords, 4. 

Aulnage Duty, Bili to prevent Abuses in collecting it, ordered, 
27 Mar, 

Awbrey, Herbert, Bill to sell Lands, read, g Mar. Committed, 
12. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 26. Passed, go, Agreed 
to by Lords, 7 Apr. 





Vide Hackney 


30° Car, II.. Parl. 2. Sess.16. A. 1678. 
A CCOUNTS, Motion for ordering Accounts of Disburse- 


ments of 200,000. charged on Credit of additional Excise, 
Debate thercon adjourned, 6June. Resumed; Question that 
House is obliged to repay it, Affirmative ; Comumittee to take 
Account thereof, 8. Order for their sitting, 12. Report ta 
be made, 15. Made; Resolutions thereupon, 17. 


Address, 











INDEX ¢@o the Nintru VoLtuMeE. 


Address, Motion for it; Debate adjourned, 25 May—that if King 
will enter into a War against France, House will assist him; if 
not, they will consider.of providing for speedy disbanding the 
Army, 27. King’s Answer, to be considered, 28. Consider- 
ed; Resolution thereupon, 30.—of Thanks on King’s Speech, 
18 June. 

Adjournment on a Division, 3 June. 

Ticaddiaien. Vide Executors. 

Affidavits on same Paper with Petition to be blotted out, 30 May. 

"—Bill to prevent Abuses in taking Affidavits in the Country, 
read, 31. Committed, 15 June. Committee revived, and 
Order for sitting, 28. Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 8 
July. 

Aldborougi Election Petition, with Affidavit on same Paper, 
Clerk to blot out Affidavit, 30 May—New Writ, 19 June. 

Artificers Petition, 17 June. Vide Burglaries. 

Ashburton Election, Petition, 31 May. 


30° Car. II. A. 1678. 
ACCOUNTS of Money paid the Forces raised, or come 


from foreign Parts, since 29 Sept. 1667.—of Money issued 
for their Use—Distinct Account of what has been paid to those 
in Flanders raised since 29 Sept. 1677, severally ordered, 29 
Nov.—to what time they are paid, and what is in Arrear, to 
be delivered to a Committee, 4 Dec.—of what will be due to 
those to be disbanded, 1st Jan. next, 14. 

Address for removing Popish Recusants from London, Committee 
to prepare it, 21 Oct. Report, Lords Concurrence to be de- 
sired, 23. Committee to withdraw, and prepare Clause for 
Safety of King’s Person, and for ordering proper Officers to 
appoint sufficient Guards of the Militia in and near London ; 
Clause reported ; Address returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments; Amendments agreed to, withan Addition, 24. Lords 
Concurrence, desired thereto, signified, 25. Address presented 
by both Houses, 26. King’s Answer, 28—for all Papers 
relating to the Plot, 21 Oct. King’s Answer, 30.—from 
Lords for Fast, agreed to with an Amendment, 21. Presented 
by both Houses, 22. King’s Answer, 23—for Keys of 
Langhorn’s Chambers to be delivered to a Committee, to be 
presented by Secretaries of State, 25. King’s Answer, 26—-for 
Mr. Coleman’s and all other Papers relating to the Plot; 
King’s Answer, 26—for Inventory of Coleman’s Papers already 
sorted; and that the rest may be delivered to a Comunittee, 29. 
Papers delivered to Clerk of House, 31—for executing Order 
touching the Militia; King’s Answer, 1 Nov.—for a Place of 
more Safety for House te sit in, 2.--for a Proclamation for 
apprehending Conyers, Symonds, Beddingfield, and Cattaway; 
and for Order for more effectual disarming Popish Recu- 
sants, and apprehending suspicious Persons atSea-Ports; Com- 
mittee to prepare it, 2. Report; Lords Concurrence to 
be desired, 8. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, 9. Presented by both Houses, 11. 
King’s Answer, 12—for Pardon to Coleman, if he makes full 
Discovery, to be presented by Speaker; King’s Answer, 2.—for 
printing and publishing ‘lwo of Coleman’s Letters, and One 
of Lecheze’s ; Committee to prepare it,6. Address reported, 
and to be written fair, witha Blank; Lords Concurrence to be 
desired, 7. Message from King relating thereto ; Letters to 
be redelivered, 9. ‘House puts Lords in mind of Address, 14, 
&amp; 22.—for a particular Prayer for London and West- 
minster, relating to the Plot, 8 Noy. King’s Answer, 9. An- 
other Address relating thereto, 10. King’s Answer, 12.—of 
Thanks on King’s Speech presented by whole House; King’s 
Answer, 9.—for calling home Sir William Godolphin, to an- 
swer an Accusation of High ‘Treason, 12. King’s Answer, 
13.—for a special Commission to tender Oaths to certain Per- 
sons,12. King’s Answer, 14.—Further Address for tender- 
ing the Oaths to the Queen’s and Princess’s Servants ; Com- 
mittee to prepare it, 14. Report, 15—for Pardon to Mr. 
Bedloe, 14. King’s Answer, 15. That the Pardon may be 
made sufficient, 22. King’s Answer, 23. That it may ex- 
tend to this Day inclusive; King’s Answer, 26. That it may 
extend to Misprision of Treason; King’s Answer, 27. Fur- 
ther Answer, 25—for a special Commission to try Mehayne 

and Lloyd; Committee to prepare it, 15. Report, Address 
to be presented by whole House, 16—for Encouragement to 
such as shall make further Discovery of the Plot; Committee 
to prepare it, 16. Report, 19. Lords Concurrence to be 
desired, 20.—for raising the Militia, Committee to prepate it, 

18. Report; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22. Con- 

ference, desired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers 

appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 23.—representing 

Reasons for committing Secretary Williamson to Tower, Com- 

mittee to prepare it; Report, 19. King’s Answer to be con- 

sidered, 23.—for Letters and Papers relating to Plot, which 
have not been perused, 22 King’s Answer, 23.—for 


sme 


Parl. 2. Sess. 17. 


recalling Forces from Flanders, in order to disband them, 
27. Answer, 28. King declares, he never gave Order for 








such Answer, 7 Dec.—for removing the Queen, and all susa 

pected Persons, from Court, Committee to prepare it; Re- 

port, 28 Nov.—+relating to Mr. Oates, 28. King’s An 
swer 29. Further Answer, 2 Dec.—for securing all Papists, 
and suspected Papists, Committee to prepare it, 28 Noy, 

Report; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 4 Dee. Desired, 

5. Signified, 6. King’s Answer, 7.—representing the pre- 

sent State and Danger of the Nation, Heads voted, Com- 

mittee to prepare it, 2 Dec. Report to be expedited, 18, 

—that all Papers, relating to the Plot, may be delivered to a 

Committee; same Committee to present it, 5 Dee.—for tuke- 

ing off all Restraint from Mr. Oates, except the Guard with- 

out his Chamber, 6. King’s Answer, 7.—relating to Infor- 
mation against Mr. Montague, 19. King’s Answer, 20.~~ 
desiring King to bave greater Regard to his Safety, to be pre- 
sented by whole House, 23.—for special Commission to try 
Persons in Prison for Murder of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey ; 

King’s Aswer, 28. . 

— presented by Secretaries of State, 25 Oct.—by Speaker, 
2 Nov.—lIlouse puts Lords in mind of Address, 14 &amp; 22 
presented by a Committee, 5 Dee. 

Adjournment till Afternoon, 22 &amp; 26 Oct. 1,2. 9. 10. &amp; 26 
Nov. 23 &amp; 28 Dec.—without doing Business, 22 &amp; 26 Oct. 
&amp; 5 Nov.—Question for Adjournment, Neg. 26 Noy. Spe- 
cial Resolution for Adjournment on a future Day, 11 Dec. 
Resolution, that Speaker shall not adjourn House without 
Question put, if insisted on, 19 Dec. 

Aldborough Election, Petitions, 22 &amp; 26 Oct. 

Allegiance. Vide Oaths. 

Ambassadors, foreign, Committee to consider of Access and Re- 
ception of them, 22 Nov. 

Andover Election Petitions, 21 Oct. &amp; 6 Nov. 

Army, Siate of the Nation, relating thereto, to be considered, 
23. 25, &amp; 26 Nov. Resolution re-considered touching dis- 
banding the Forces, 27. ‘The Manner thereof to be consi- 
dered in Committee of whole House, 27 &amp; 28. Considered; 
Report; Committee to prepare Instructions for disbanding 
them, 29. Report; same Committce to prepare Bill, pur- 
suant to Instructions, with a penal and indemnifying Claufe; 
Committees added, 3 Dec. Account to what time the Army 
is paid, and what is in Arrear, to be delivered to them, and they 
to make Computation of what will be due 1st Jan. next, 4. Re- 
port, referred to Committee on Ways and Means, 7. Con- 
ference, desired by Lords, about disbanding Army, agreed to; 
Managers appointed; Conference held, reported, and to be 
considered, 9. 

Arundel of Wardour, Lord, Committee to prepare Articles of 
Impeachment against him, 1 Nov. linpeached; Impeachinent 
sent to Lords; same Committee to prepare Articles againtz 
Lord Bellasis, Lord Petre, Lord Viscount Stafford, and Earl 
of Powys; Oates and Bedloe’s Informations to be delivered; 
Committee to desire of King, that all Papers, relating to the 
Plot, may be delivered to them, 5 Dec. ‘To sit de die in 
diem, 9. First Twelve Committees to be a Committee of Se- 
crecy ; another added, 14. To examine Mr. Praunce in New- 
gate, 23. Papers out of Jesuits Bags, that may be useful, to 
be transmitted to them; Committee to inspect Journals for 
Precedents, 28. 

Ash, Mr. Vide Quarrel. 

Ashburton Election, Petition, 2 Noy. 

Atkins, Mr. Vide Plot, Godfrey. 

Attainder, Bill, from Lords, to attaint certain Persons of Trea- 
son, 23 Nov. 

Attorney-general, Letters, directed to Mr. Bennyfield, sent to 
him, 17 Dee. 


31° Car. II. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 
AC COUNTS of Money due to the Army, ordered, 29 


Mar. Presented, and referred to Committee, 1 Apr. 
Address for a Fast, Committee to prepare it, 20 Mar. Report; 
Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21. Signified ; Address to 
be presented by both Houses, Presented, 24.—for Re- 
ward to. Mr. Bedloe, for discovering the Murder of Sir Ed- 
mundbury Godfrey, and for Rewaid to Discoverers of Priests, 
21. King’s Answer, 22.—that the Care of Bedloe’s Safety 
may be recommended to Duke of Monmouth, presented by a 
select Number of Members; King’s Answer, 21.—that Pa- 
pers, relating to the Plot, may be delivered to a Committee, 
24. King’s Answer, 27 &amp; 28.—representing the [legality 
and dangerous Consequences of Lord Danby’s Pardon, Cow- 
mittee to prepare it, 24.—for removing Mr. Sackville from all 
Employments, 25.—for Proclamation to apprehend the Earl 
of Danby, and for Orders that he be not permitted to reside in 
any Palace, Committee to prepare it, 4 Apr. Report, 8. King’s 
Answer, 10.—for special Commission to try Mr. Reading, Com 
mittee to prepare it, 5. Report, 8. King’s Answer, 10.—of 





99 


ame 


Thanks, on a Message relating to Mr. Reading, to be presented 

by one Member, 7.—representing Report touching late Fire in 

Tetter-lane, and desiring Pardonfor Stubbs and ears ane g ; 
DEWwe 



























































































Anfwer 28.—for Proclamation, requiring Gifford, Flower, and 

Roger #, to furrender by a fhort Day, 26. King’s Answer, 

28.—for Order for executing Pickering, and other Popith 

Priefis condemned, Committee to prepare it, 26. Report; 

Addrefs to be prefented by whole Houfe, 27. King’s Aniwer, 

29.—for Proclamation to remove Papists Ten Miles from 

London, and revoke Licences to the contrary, 26. King’s 

Anfwer, 28.—for Order to put Dr. Nelfon out of the Com- 

miflion of Peace, 1 May.—for removing Duke of Lauder- 

dale from his Employments, and from King’s Presence and 

Councils, Committee to prepare it; Inftruction relating to 

Scotch Laws, and Failure of Commerce between the Two 

Kingdoms, 6. Report; Addrefs to be prefented by whole 

Houte, 8. King’s Anfwer, 9.—for Originals, or Copies of 

Papers, relating to the Hunter Sloop, and Ship Catherine, to 

be delivered to a Committee, 6.—for raifing the Militia, Com- 

mittee to prepare it, g. leport; Lords Concurrence defired, 
aud fignified, 1o—for putting the Trained Bands of Westmin- 
fter in Arms, 9.—that Houle will ftand by King with their 

Lives and Fortunes, and revenge on them any Violences of- 

fered by VPapitts, Committee to prepare it, 11. Addrets re- 

ported, aud re-committed to fame Committee ; Committees 
added, and Order for fitting, 13. Addrefs reported from Re- 
comuitment, and to be pretented by whole Houte, 14. Pre- 

fented, 19. King’s Anfwer, 20. 

- prefented by a feleét Number of Members, 21 Mar. By 
one Member, 7 Apr. 

Adjournment till Afternoon, 24 Mar. 5. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 14, 
15. 21. 24. &amp; 26 Apr. 3. 8, 9. &amp; 19 May.—without doing 
Bufinefs, 11 Apr. &amp; 19 May.—Quettion for Adjournment 
Neg. 10 &amp; 14 Apr.—Resolution for adjourning every Day till 
Seven o’Clock next Mo:ning, 29 Apr. 

African Company. Vide Navy. 

Petition to be heard at Bar, 27 May. 

Aldvorough Eivction, and double Return, Petition, 19 Mar. Re- 
port; Right of Election determined ; Return to be amended, 
15 May. Amended, 16. 

Andover Election, Petition, 28 Mar. 

Army, Coumitiee of whole Houfe to confider of difbanding the 
Forces raifed, or brought home, fince 29 Sept. 1677, Account 
thereof, and what is due to them, ordered, 29 Mar. Confi- 
deved; Account prefented; a felect Committee to examine it, 
1 Apr. Report to be made, 7&amp; 12. Made, 15 

Vote, that tianding Forces, other than Militia, is a 
Grievance, 1 Apr. 

Arundell of Wardour, Lord. Vide Powys. 

Afhburton Election, Petition, 19 Mar. 

Artillery and Ammunition, Avcouni touching the Train fhipping 
for Portfmouth, ordered, 10 Miay. Prefented, and referred to 
Committee; Instruction to examine what Arms have been de- 
livered, and fold, or fent abroad, and to inquire of the State 
of English Garifons, and how the Money, defigned for Othce 
of Ordnance, and particular Garifons, has been difpofed of, 12. 
Committees added, 16. Report to be made, 26. 











31° &amp; 32° Car. Il. Parl. 4. Sef 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 


ACTio NS, vexatious, Bill to prevent them, read, 7 Jan. 
Addrefs tor Pardon to Perfons, who fhall, within a limited 
Time, make fatisfactory Difcovery to Houfe of the Plot, 
Committee to prepare it, 26 Oct. Report; Address to be 
relented by whole Houfe, 27. King’s Anfwer, 29.—that 
Joufe will fupport the King, and Proteftant Religion, Com- 
mittee to prepare it,27. Report, 29. Prefented by whole 
Houfe, 30. King’s Anfwer, 1 Nov.—for Prefermeat for Dr. 
Tonge, 29 Oct. King’s Anfwer, 30.—for all — deli- 
vered to Privy Council, relating to the Plot, 30. King’s An- 
{wer, 1 Nov.—for Pardon to Dangerfield, and that King 
would take him, Dugdale, Praunce, and Ferria, into his Pro- 
tection, 2. King’s Anfwer, 4—for a full and general Pardon 
to Dangerfield and Turbervile, and for an Allowance to the 
latter, 9. King’s Anfwer, 10. Turbervile’s Pardon to be 
lodged in Mr. Treby’s Hands, 29.—in Anfwer to a Meflage, 
Committee to prepare it, 10. Report; Addrefs to be pre- 
fented by whole Houfe, 11.—for full Pardon to Jenniion, 10 
King’s Antwer, 13.—for Pardon and Proicction to Murphy, 
Bourck, Samfon, Macnamarra, Fitzgerald, and Coning—tor 
Money to defray incident Cinarges at Lords Tryal, Money to 
be depofited in Mr. Clare’s Hands-—tor ali Evidences delivered 
to Secretaries of State, or Clerks of Council, relating ‘o Plot, 
12. King’s Anfwer to each, 13—ior removiug Su George 
Jefferys from all publick E:uployments, Comunittee to prepare 
it, 13. Report, 19. King’s Anifwer, 20.—repreicnting the 
dangerous State of the Nation, in Anfwer to a Meflage from 
King, Committee to prepare it, 17. Repori; Addrets to be 

relented by whole Houle, 27.—ior removing Earl of Hailifax 
from King’s Prefence and Councils, Committee to prepare It, 
17. Report read, Paragraph by Paragraph, 22. King’s An- 
fwer, 26. Written Anfwer to be confidered, 26.—ior full 

Vou. LX. 


INDEX © the Nintu Votvme. 


Pardon, Proteétion, and an Allowance, to Lewis, and the 
Pardons, already granted, may extend to ali Crimes, and 
that to this Time, 18. King’s Anfwer, 20.—for remitting 
Harris’s Fine, 19. Further Addrefs thereupon, Committee to 
prepare it, 23. Reported, and re-committed; Comunittee 
added ; Order for proceeding, 8 Dec. Addrefs reported from 
Re-commitment, 21.—for a Fatt, Committee to prepare it, 

19 Nov. Report; Lords Concurrence defired, and fignified, 

23. King’s Anfwer 26.—for a full Pardon and an Aliuw- 

ance to Mr. Zeile, 19. King’s Anfwer, 22.—for Aliow- 

ance to Witnefles touching the Plot in Ireland, 19. King’s 

Anfwer 20.—for Preferment for Mr. Swith, 19. King’s 

Anfwer, 20.—that Pardons, already granid, may extend to 

all Crimes to the laft Time of their refpective Dilcoveries, 

20. King’s Anfwer, 22.—for Allowance to Mrs. Bedioe, 

23.—that Proteftant Diffenters, protecuted on penal Laws 

against Papifts, may be admitted to Compofition, without 
paying Fees, 24. King’s Anfwer 26.—for remitting Dare’s 

ine, 26—for full Pardon to Denis, 27. King’s An- 
fwer; Pardon to be lodged in Mr. Treby’s Hands, 29.—of 

Thanks on King’s Speech, Comunitttee to prepare it, 18 Dec. 

To fit during Sitting of: Houfe ; Report; Addrets to be pre- 

fented by whole Houle,20.—for all Evidences relating to Pivt, 

30. King’s Anfwer; Houfe informed, the Papers were tranf- 

mitted to Lords, 31.—for removing Mi. Hide, Lord Claren- 

don, and Lord Feverfham, from Employments, and King’s 

Prefence, Committee to prepare it, 7 Jan.—for Proclamation 

for appreheuding Sir John Lloyd, Sir Edward Philips, Herbert 

Hering, Samuel Verdon, Miles Bafpole, * Liles, and Arthur 

Yeomens, if they do not furrender to Serjeant by a Day to be 

limited, 8.—for reftoring Duke of Monmouth to his Offices, 

and Commands, 10. 

—read Paragraph by Paragraph, 22 Nov. 

Adjournment, on a Queftion, 21 Oa. Till Afternoon, 20 Ot. 
&amp; 29 Nov.—without doing Bufinefs, 20 Oct. &amp; 22 Dee. 

African Company, Petition against them referred to a Commit- 
tee, 16 Dec. Another Petition prefented, and referred; 
Committees added, 5 Jan. 

Agmondefham Election, Petitions, 25 Oct. &amp; 3 Nov. Report to 
be made, 22 &amp; 26 Nov. 8 &amp; 10 Dec. Made; Right of Elec- 
tion determined; Election declared void—new Writ, 11 
Dec. Election; Petition, 20. To be read, 20, 21. &amp; 23. 
Read ; Matter to bé heard at Bar, 4 Jan. 

Ale. Vide Tobacco. 

Anderfon, Lionel, Petition, Committee to examine him in New- 
gate, 3 Nov. Report; Debate thereon; Committee to make 
further Examination; impowered to fend for Perfons, Papers, 
and Records, 4. 

Appleby, new Writ, 28 Oct. ° 

Archer, John, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Elections, 25 Oct. 

Army, Committee to examine Accounts of Commiflioners for 
disbanding Forces railed fince 29 Sept. 1677, 20 Dec. Com- 
mittees added, 24 Dec. &amp; 5 Jan. Petition prefented, and re- 
ferred, 8 Jan. 

Arundell of Wardour, Lord. Vide Powys. 

Atheifm, Blafphemy, Swearing, and Debauchery, Bill to pu- 
nifh them, and for better Obfervation of Lord’s Day, ordered, 
23, Dec. 

Attorney-general, to profecute Pickering, 18 Dec. 

Aulnet. Vide Privileges. 

Ayloje, Mr. Vide Privileges. 





33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Seffi1. A. 1680 &amp; 1681. 
AE TIONS. Vide Trefpajs. 
Addrefs, that the Theatre in Oxford may be prepared for 
Sitting of Houfe, 26 Mar. 
Adjournment till Afternoon, 26 Mar. 
4gmondefham Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 
Andover Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 
Ayhburton Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 


1° 2 &amp; 3° Jac. II. Parl. 1. Sef. :. A. 1685, 1686, 
&amp; 1087. 


CT read, 19 May. 

Addrefs ot Thanks on King’s Speech, Lords Concurrence 
defired, and fignified ; Addrefs prefented by both Houfes ; 
King’s Anfwer, 22 May.—that Houfe will ftand by King 
with Lives and Fortunes, prefented by whole Houfe; king's 
Aniwer, 23.—of Thanks, on Meffage touching Landing of 
Duke of Monmouth and Lord Grey, and Affurance that Houfe 
will fiand by him, Committee to prepare it; Inftruction, that 
King be delired to take care of his Perfon; Report; Addrefs 
prefented by whole Houfe, 13 June. King’s Anfwer, 1 5.—for 
Proclamation, for bringing Duke of Monmouth’s Body, dead 
or alive, 15.—of Thanks, on Metfage that Earl of Argyle 
is taken, 22.—relating to Officers in the Army unqualil ed, 

B Committee 





INDEX fo the Nintn Votumt. 


Committee to prepare it; Inftruction to return Thanks for 
fupprefling Rebellion, 14 Nov. Report; Queftion,; that Lords 
Concurrence be defired, Neg. Addrets to be prefented by whole 
Houfe, 16. King’s Anfwer; Motion for confidering it, 18. 

Adjournment, on a Queftion, 19 May.—till Afternoon, 22 &amp; 23 
Ma ; 13 &amp; 27 June; &amp; 17 Nov.—without doing Bufinefs, 
29 May. On King’s Pleafure fignified, 2 July, &amp; 4 Aug. 

Agmondefham Election, Petitions, 25 May. 

Albans, St. Eleétion, Petition, 30 May. 

Alderney, Petition from, 19 June. Vide Wool. 

Ale. Vide Beer. . ; 
Aliens Duty, Committee to prepare Bill to revive Act for taking 
it off on home-made Commodities, 6 June. 
Andrews, St. Holborn, Petition, Members for London to give 

an Anfwer, 5 June. 

Anne, St. Wettmintter, Bil] to make it parochial, ordered, 3 June. 
Read, 6. Committed, 11. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 17. 
Pafled 23. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 26. dh 

Argyle, Earl of, his Declaration read; Refolution thereupon, 23 
May. Vide Addre/s—Meilage from King, acquainting the 
Houfe he is taken, and Thanks thereupon, 22 June. Vide 
Addres. 

Arms, {mall. Vide Gunpowder. 

Army, Petition of Perfons unfatisfied by Commiflioners for paying 
off and disbanding the Forces, their Account ordered, 27 
May. Serjeant to give them Notice to attend, 27&amp; 30. Sir 
Tho. Player and Colonel Whitby attend, and prefent Abftract ; 
Member to defire Lord Treafurer to order other Papers to be 
fent to Houle; Speaker to write to Sir Gilbert Gerard and 
Colonel Birch to attend, 30. Some of their Accounts left with 
Clerk, and referred to Cominittee, 1 June. Comunittees added, 
3&amp;5. Colonel Birch examined, 5. Petitions read, and re- 
ferred, 5. 11. &amp; 25. Speaker reports Contents of Sir Gilbert 
Gerard’s Leiter, 10. Report re-committed; Committee to 
prepare Bill for adjufting the Accounts, 29. Revived, and 
to purfue former Inttructions, 13 Nov. ioe 

Committee to prepare bill for indemuifying Officers un- 

qualified, for Time patt, 14 Nov. 





19° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff? 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


ARK ER, ané others Petition, Petitioners own it, 31 Oét. 
Vide Ireland. 

Barnftaple, new Writ, 7 Nov. 

Baron, Lord Chief, to be defired to expedite Tryal touching 
Dean Foreft, 11 Feb. 

Bateman. Vide Privileges. 

Battell. Vide Privileges. 

Baughton Hill. Vide Highways. 

Bayh: . Vide Privileges. 

Bakien, John, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts and 
Portions, read, 20 Nov. Committed ; Intfiruction, 25. To be 
reported, 29 Feb. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 2 Mar. Or- 
der for Third reading, 10. Pafled, 18. 

= Level, Bill for taxing certain Lands therein, read, 22 

ct. Committed; Petition prefented, and referred, 24. 
Committees added, 30 &amp; 31. — Bill reported, and to be in- 
grofled; fame Petition referred to former Committee ; Com- 
mittee revived, 4 Nov. Bill pafled, 7. Returned from Lords, 
with Amendments, 3 Mar. Amendments read twice, and to 
be inferted in Bill, 5. Agreed to, 13. Conference, defired by 
Lords, to rectify Miftakes in their Amendments, agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Miftakes 
amended, 3 Apr. 

Petition for Bill to explain a former Act, touching drain- 
ing thereof, Bill ordered, 5 Mar. Read, 7. Committed, 12 
Committees added, 16. Committee revived, and Order for 
fitting, 2 Apr. All that come to have Voices, 4. 

Befi, Petition, 18 Feb. Vide London. 

Bills, formerly depending, Committee to confider them, 15 Oct. 
Revived; Inftruction to report Bufinefs ftill depending by Pe- 
tition or Bill; Committees added, 10 Feb.—laid afide on ac. 
count of Interlineations and Erafements, 23 Oct.—ingrofled, 
not to be read till examined by Chairman and Clerk, 26.—re- 
commended to the Care of one Member, 7 Nov. 12 &amp; 19 Feb. 
Of Five Members, 27.—to be ingroffed, without Commitment, 
2 Dec.—Publick, Lift of thofe under Commitment, to be made 
out by Clerk, 6.—Houfe put Lords in mind of Bills, 7 Dec. 
go Mar. 25 Apr. &amp; 4 May,—paffed by Commiffion, 19 Dec. 
—withdrawn, 18 Feb.—Committee to fee Bill and Amend- 
ments cohere, and be rightly ingroffed, 31 Mar. Lords put 
Houfe in mind of Bills, 3 Ap.—to be read in Priority, 11 &amp; 21. 

Bifhop, Sir Cecil. Vide Privileges. 

Blagg. Vide Privileges. 

Boteler. Vide Taylor. 

Bourchier. Vide America. 

Bowles, and others, Petition, 14 Dec. Vide Silk-throwers. 

Brandy. Vide Supply. 

Brecknock County. Vide Cloathing Trade. 





‘ 


Brookes, Sir Robert. Vide Privileges. 

Brunkard, Mr. a Member, heard touching Mifcarriages in the 
War. His Requeft for further Time to anfwer, aflented to, 
17 Apr. Expelled for not giving in his further Anfwer ; Re- 
folutions relating to him; Committee to prepare an Impeach- 
ment againft him, 21. Order for prefenting, 4 May. Articles 
read ; Debate thereon; Committee to prepare Articles amend- 
ed, purfuant to Debate, 7. Report, 8. 

Bulkley, and others, Petition, Petitioners own it, 31 Oct. Vide 
Ireland. 

Butler. Vide Privileges. 

~ Committee to confider abufes in packing and trying it, 
26 Mar. 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 8. A. 1669. 


B 4INES. Vide Privileges. 
Ball. Vide Agmondefham. 

Banks, Sir Ralph, Bill for confirming his Eftate, read, 30 O&amp;. 
Committed, 6 Nov. Committees added, 20. Bill reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 24. Pafled 6 Dec. 

Bath, new Writs, 3 &amp; 17 Nov. 

Beckham, John, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts and Por- 
tions, read 22 Nov. Committed 24. Committees added, 
2 Dec. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 4. Pafled, o. 

Bills, publick, depending lati Seffion, Committee to perufe them ; 
[nftruction relating to Laws expired, 21 O¢t.—Recommended 
to Care of ‘Two Members, 25 Oct. Of one Member, 18 &amp; 29 
Nov.—Rejeéted, 25.—withdrawn, 1 Dec. 

Bofion, Petition from, 24 Nov. Vide Fees. 

Bradley, and others, Petition, Petitioner owns it, 17 Nov. Vide 
Gravefend. 

Brandy, Petition of Merchants dealing therein, g Nov. Vide 
Supply. 

Brecknock. Vide Frizes. 

Bridgwater, new Writ, 19 Oct. Order for hearing, 13 &amp; 29 
Nov. Report to be made, 3 Dec. Made; Debate thereon, 7. 
Return amended, 8. 

Brunkard. Vide Privileges. 

Buxton. Vide Privileges. 


22° 25° &amp; 24° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 9. A. 1669, 1670, 
1671, &amp; 1072. 


BA NGOR and St. Afaph, Bifhops of, Bill, from Lords, for 
letting Lead-mines for 21 Years, 13 Feb. Read, 17. Com- 
mitted, 27. Reported, 4 Mar. 

Banks. Vide Privileges. 

Sir Ralph, Bill for confirming his Ettate, read, 23 Feb. 
Committed, 26, Reported, and to be ingroffed, 28. Pailed, 
1 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 12. 

Barrett. Vite Privileges. 

Bartie,Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Beadle. Vide Privileges. 

Beckham, Richard, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, read, 21 Mar. Read Second time, 23. Patled, 29. 

Beer, Ale, and Mum, Committee to prepare Bill for exporting 
them, 14 Mar. Billread, 23. Committed, 30. Committee 
revived, 2 Apr. Have Leave to fit, 4. Committees added, 
4 Apr. 26 Nov. 68, 16 Dee. Bill reported; Queftion for 
Re-commitment, Neg. Bill to be ingrofled, 20. Paffed, 24 
Jan. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 9 Mar. 
Amendments agreed to, 11. : 

Bellafyffe, Lady Sufan, Bill, from Lords, to fettle her Efiate, 
18 Mar. Read, 19. Committed, 22. Reported, and pafled, 
with Amendinents, 29. 

Bennett, Sir John, Petition, 15 Mar. Vide Officers. 

Bill, John, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands, read 21 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 23. Reported 26. Pafled, 20. 

— Another Bill, from Lords, to reétify Miftakes in former, 
3 Dec. Read, 8. Committed 12. Reported, 17. Patfted, 
13, Feb. 

Bills, publick, depending laft Seflion, Committee to infpect 
them, 17 Feb. Report; one to be read every Day, 26.—All 
to be difpatched in Priority, 5 Mar.—Days appointed for read- 
ing Bills, 11, 12,15. &amp; 22 Mar.—Recommended to Care ot 
one Member, 15 Mar. 10 Jan. &amp; 6 Feb. Of Three Mem- 
bers. 20 Jan.—Committee to inquire after Bill loft, 21 Mar. 
—from Lords, paffled without Commitment, 23 &amp; 31 Mar. 
11 &amp; 20 Apr.—Houfe puts Lords in mind of Bills, 9 Apr. 18. 
Nov. 23 Jan. &amp; 11 Mar.—depending laft Seflion, Committee 
to infpeét them, and bring in a Lifi, 27 O&amp;. Order for fitting, 
3 Nov.—Days appointed for fitting of Committees on publick 
Bills, 15.—To be amended by Chairman, according to Votes, 
19 Mar.—No other Bufinéfs to be proceeded on while a Billis 
patling, 10 Jan.—withdrawn, 28 Jan. 17 Feb. &amp; 31 Mar.— 
aid afide, on account of Amendments from Lords, impofing @ 
Tax, 24 Mar.—to be read between Hours appointed, 5 Apr. 
—Agreements, inftead of Amendments, to be reported, 14. 


Booth, 











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Booth, Henry, Bill, from Lords, to levy Fines, and fuffer Re- 
coveries, read, 10 Mar. Committed, 11. Committees added, 
13. Bill paffed, 11. 

Bojton, Petition from, tendered, 21 Feb. Read, 25. Vide Fees. 

Bill to improve Navigation between Bofton and Trent, 

read—new Bill ordered, 3 Nov. Read, 4. Committed, 10, 

Committees added, 16. Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 

18. Paffed, 19. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 

17 Dec. Amendments confidered, and in part difagreed to, 

19. Conference to be defired with Lords thereupon, Com- 

mittee to aflign Reafons, 20. Lords Concurrence to Bill fig- 

nified, 14 Mar. 

Bill to preferve the Port thereof, ordered, 21 Nov. Read, 
22. Committed; Inftruction, 23. All that come to have 
Voices, 2 Dec. Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 
21 Jan. 

Bowtell. Vide Privileges. 

Bradfhaigh, Sir Roger. Vide Privileges. 

Brandy, Petitions concerning it, 26 Feb. Vide Supply. 

Bill for afcertaining Duty thereon, ordered, 21 Mar. 
Read, 23. Comunitted, 26. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
28. Pafled,29. Returned from Lords, with a Provifo; Pro- 
vifo agreed to, 8 Apr. 

Brandon and Weavney Rivers, Bill to make them navigable, to 
be read, 1 Mar. Read, 2. Committed, 3. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled; ingrofled ; Provifo for Paflages and Bridges 
ordered, 12. Bill paffed, 17. Returned from Lords, with 


Ainendments, 28. Amendments agreed to, 29. 











Breton. Vide Bulk/ey, infra. 
Bridges. Vide Highways. 


Bromley, George, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts and 
Portions, to be read, 28 Feb. &amp; 1 Mar. Read, 2. Order for 
Second Reading, 5. Committed, 7. Committees added, 8 
&amp; 10 Mar. &amp; 17 Dec. Bill to be reported, 11 Mar. With- 
drawn, 13. 

Broxham. Vide Privileges. 

Bucknall, Alderman, to attend, 3 Mar. Vide Supply. 

Bulkley, and others, Petition, referred to Committee, 28 Nov. 
Committees added, 2 Dec. Report; Order thereupon, 17. 
Vide Addrefs. 


Burgefs. Vide Privileges. 
Burton. Vide Privileges. 


Byron, James, Adam, and John, Bill to enable their Guardians 
to make Leafes, read, 14 Nov. 


25° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 

B4 LL. Vide Privileges. 

Banks, Sir Ralph, and others, Bill, from Lords, to confirm 
an Agreement between them, 26 Feb. Read, 27. Commit- 
ted, 1 Mar. Reported,6,. Pafled, 12. 

Bedwin, new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Bethell. Vide Banks, fupyva. 

Bellamy, Robert, Bill trom Lords, to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, 12 Mar. Read, 19. Committed; Inftruction, 25. 
Reported, and paffed, 27. 

Bennett. Vide Privileges. 

Berkley, Lord. Vide Bristol, infra. 

——-— Sir Robert, Bill, from Lords, for transferring a Term of 
Years in Lands, and for Payment of Portions, 5 Mar. Read, 
6. Committed, 10. Reported, 11. 

Bewdley, new Writ, 20 O&amp;t. 

Bill ;ecommended to Care of one Member, 27 Fe&gt;d.—Lords 
Amendments to Bill confidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 
—Houfe put Lords in mind of Bill, 24 Mar.—from Lords, 
read twice, and committed, 26. 

Boffiney, new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Brandy, Committee to prepare Bill to prevent [Importation there- 
of, 8 Feb. 

Brijiol, Dean and Chapter of, Bill, from Lords, for exchanging 
a Vicarage, read, 7 Mar. Committed, 11. Reported, and 
paffed, 15. 

Buckell. Vide Privileges. 

Burroughbridge, new Writ, 20 Od. 

Bury St. Edmunds, new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Butlerage and Prizage, Bill to exempt Freemen of London there- 
from, read; Queftion for Second Reading, Neg. 20 Mar. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi11. A. 1673. 


EW DLEY, new Writ, 27 Ott. 
“” Bill withdrawn, 3 Nov. 
Burroughbridge, new Writ, 27 O&amp;. 


Parl. 2. 
&amp; 1674. 
ARON, Lord Chief. Vide Offcers. 

Barrell. Vide Privileges. 
Bennett, Sir John. Vide Officers. 
Von, IX. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. II. Sef 12. A. 1673, 








INDEX ¢@o the Nintn Votume. 


Bewdley EleGion, Petition, 15 Jan. ' 

Bide, Sir Thomas, Members of Green Clotli Office to give a 
Account of detaining him and Servants, and exacting Money 
for their Releafe, 29 Jan. Debate thereon, and on other 
Matters, referred to Committee, 3 Feb. 

Bills not paffed laft Seflion, Committee to view them—recom- 
mended to Care of one Member, 21 Jan. Of Two Members, 
23 Jan. &amp; 7 Feb. Of Three Members, 29 Jan.—withdrawn, 
22.—Provifo cut off from a Bill after Third Reading, 7 Feb. 
—not to be brought in till after Ten o’Clock, 11—Ingrofl- 
ment of a Bill recommended to Care of one Member, 17.—. 
Opening of a Bill, no Brief being ready, adjourned after ‘Third 
Reading, 23. 

Borders, Northern, Bill to continue Acts for preventing Theft 
and Rapine thereon, read 21 Jan. Committed, 24. Reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 13 Feb. 

Brandy, Petition of Brewers and Dittillers, Bill to prevent im- 

_ porting it, ordered, 24 Feb. 

Buckingham, Duke of, Debate concerning him; his Letter to 
Speaker read; Duke heard; Debate adjourned, 13 Jan. Re- 
fumed; heard again upon Queftions agreed to be propofed to 
him; Refolution thereupon, 14. Vide Addrefs. 

Bucks, Petition from, 14 Feb. Vide Aulnage. 

Buildings, new, Committee to prepare Bill to reftrain them with- 
in rons of Mortality, except London, and Liberties thereof, 
23 Jan. 

Bullon. Vide Privileges. 

Burchett. Vide Privileges. 

Burroughbridge Election, Petitions, 7 Jan. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 13. A. 167+ 


BA GALEY. Vide Privileges. 
Barrett. Vide Privileges. 

Bafett, Sir Wm. Vide Privileges. 

Bath, new Writ, 13 Apr. 

Bell, Petition, io May. Vide Newark 

Beverton. Vide Privileges. 

Billingsley. Vide Privileges. 

Bills. Vide Debts. 

not paffed latt Seflion, to be infpeéted by a Comm.uee, 
14 Apr. Report touching Bill for Recovery of {mall Tythes, 
and Repair of Churches, 16.—withdrawn, 20.—recommended 
to Care of Three Members, 21.—rejected, 4 Apr. 4 &amp; 15 Feb. 
Quettion, that no new Bill be brought in, or received, except 
thofe ordered, or fent from Lords, tll after Recefs; Queftion 
for an Amendment thereto, Neg. 17 May. 

Berd. Vide Privileges. 

Blackett, Sir Wm. = Vide Privileges. 

Bonds. Vide Debts. 

Borders, northern, Bill to prevent Theft and Rapine thereon, 
read, 5 May. Order for Second Reading, 26. Committed, 

1 





Building Inmates and Inclofures near London and Weftminfter, 
Bil to reftrain them, read, and withdrawn—New Bill to be 
prepared by Committee, 20 Apr. Committees added; In- 
firuction relating to building Churches; all that come to have 
Voices, 17 May. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi 14. A. 1675. 


BA RBER. Vide Privileges. 
Bath Eleétion, Petition, 27 Oct. 

Berkley, Tho. Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 4 Nov. 
Inftruétion, 13. Committees added, 16. 

Bill, prepared lat Seflion, to be brought in—recommended to 
Care of Four Members, 20 Oét. 

Blafphemy. Vide Sunday. 

Borders, northern, Bill to prevent Theft and Rapine thereon, or- 
dered, 26 O&amp;. Read, 11 Nov. Committed, 20. 

Brailesford. Vide Privileges. 

Bridport, new Writ, 20 Nov. 

Burroughbridge, new Writ, 13 Oét. 


Committed ; 


28° 20° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. 
1677, &amp; 1678. 


BA NKRUPTS. Vide Thompfon. 

Banks, Sir Ralph, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for Pay- 
ment of Debts,1 Mar. Read, 2. Committed, 4. Reported, 
and read Third time; Petitions read, and referred; Com- 
mittee revived; Committee added, 4 May. Report touching 
Petitions, Order thereupon ; Bill paffed, with Amendments, 
7. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 11. 

John, Petition to lie on the Table for future Confidera- 
tion, 23 Mar. Read; another prefented, and read; Perfon 
attefts the figning thereof, 4 May. Vide Banks, fupra. 

Baptifm and Catechizing, Bill, from Lords, concerning them, 
31 Jan. Read, 18 Feb. 

Barnftaple, new Writ, 16 Feb. 


Sef. 15. 4. 1676, 





Beach. 





IN DEX oo the Nintu VouumMeE. 


Beach. Vide Privileges. 

Bedeil, Edward, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands, for Payment of 
Debts and Portions, 22 Mar. Read, 2 Apr. Committed ; 
Inftru€lion, 4. Reported, and paffed, 31 Jan. Sent to Lords, 
11 Feb. 

Beer. Vide Coal. 

Berkley, Tho. Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 21 
Feb. Committed; Inftruction, 26. Reported, and to be in- 
groffed, 31 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, 11 Apr. 

Berks, new Writ, 16 Feb. 

Bermudas Company, Petition tendered, and to be confidered, 7 
Mar. Read, owned, and referred to Committee, 8. Com- 
mittees added, 16. 

Bertie, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Berwick upon Tweed, Election, Petition, 16 Mar. 

Bewdley tleGtion, Report; Return to be amended, 10 Mar. 
Amended, 15. 

Bills, publick, not paffed laft Seffion, Committee to perufe them, 
19 Feb. Report of feveral fit to be proceeded in, 22.—To be 
ingrofled without Commitment, 27.—To lie on the Table 
Three or Four Days after Third Reading, before debated, 23 
Mar.—Recommended to Care of one Member, 24 Mar. &amp; 1 
Apr.—Days appointed for Difpatch of private Bills, 30 &amp; 31 
‘Mar.—Order againft taking any Bill or Brief from Table fit- 
ting the Houfe, or Committee thereof, 3 Apr.—Rejetted, 4 
Apr. 4 Feb. 2. 5. &amp; 20 Mar.—Delivered to Speaker, 14 Apr. 
—From Lords, paffed without Commitment, 16.—Houfe put 
Lords in mind of Bill, 15 Feb. &amp; 8 Mar.—Lords put Houfe in 
mind of Bill, 22 Feb.—Bill, taken out of Houfe, to be inquired 
after by Clerk, 18. Ways for finding it confidered; Refolu- 
lution thereupon; Form of Protefiation to be taken by Mem- 
bers ; Clerk to prepare Skin of Parchment for them to tubfcribe 
it, 23.—withdrawn, 14 Mar.—Publick, and thofe fent to 
Lords, Lift of them to be prepared by Clerk, 3 May. Amended 
after Third Reading, 7. 

Bifh, Sir Edward. Vide Privileges. 

Blafphemy. Vide Athei{m. 

Boek. Vide Keels. Y 

Books and Pamphlets unlicenfed, Bill, from Lords, for fupprefling 
them, 13 Apr. 

Borders, northern, Bill for Continuance of Two Aéts to prevent 
Theft and Rapine thereon, ordered, 23 Mar. Read ; former 
Acts, if neceflary, to be read when this is read Second time, 
30. Bill committed, 7 Feb. Reported, and to be ingrotled, 
15. Pafled, 19. 

Brend, Francis, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Portions, read, 
16 Mar. Committed, 2 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
8 Feb. Pafled,15. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 
14 Mar. Amendments agreed to, 18. 

Brenn. Vide Privileges. 

Brewers, Petition, 12 Mar. Vide Supply. 

Bridport, new Writ, 16 Feb. Eleétion; Report, 12. 

Brifiol, new Writ, 28 Jan. 

Brooks, Petition, 7 Mar. Vide Cattle. 

Buildings, new. Vide Supply. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 16. A. 1678. 


BA NKRUPTS, Committee to prepare Bill for better Dif- 

covery of their Efiates, 27 May. Bill read, 4 June. 

Barber. Vide Privileges. 

Beaumont and Mofe Churches, Bill from Lords, for uniting 
them, 13 June. Read, 19. Committed, 22. Reported, and 
patled, 28. 

Berks, new Writ, 13 July. 

Bernard. Vide Privileges. 

Berwick upon Tweed Election, Petition, 31 May. 

Bills rejected, 14 June, &amp; 12 July—Houfe put Lords in mind 
of Buls, 20 June, 8 &amp; g July.—To be pretented with Speed, 
26 June.—Conterence, defired by Lords, about Method of 
pafling Bills between ‘Two Houtes, agreed to; Managers ap- 
— ; Conference held, and reported ; Committee to aflign 

eafons to be offered at another Conference, 13. 

Blackwell. Vide Privileges. 

Boats. Vide Keels. 

Buildings, new. Vide Supply. 

Bunjied. Vide Privileges. 

Burglaries, and robbing of Houfes, Bill to prevent them in Lon- 
don and Out-parifhes, read, 13 June. Committed; Petition 
prefented, and referred, 17. 

Bufhby. Vide Privileges. 

Butter and Cheefe, Bill, from Lords, for Encouragement of 
Dealers therein, 8 June. Read, 14. Committed; Petition 
read, and referred, 18. Committees added, 24. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 17... A. 1678. 


yi ARRON, Petition, 27 Dec. 
Bedding field. Vide Addrejs. 
Bedioe, Mr. Vide Plot. 


Bedloe, Houfe informed, he is not fatisfied his Pardon is fulf 
enough, Committee to examine it, 21 Nov. Report; Refo- 
lution thereupon, 22. 

Bellafis, Lord, impeached of Treafon; Impeachment fent to 
Lords ; Committee to prepare Articles; Oates and Bedloe’s 
Informations to be delivered to them, 5 Dec. 

— Letters, directed to him, fent to Attorney-general, 
17 Dec. 

Berks Eleétion, and double Return, Petition, 21 Oét. 

Bills, Houfe put Lords in mind of Bill, 7 Nov. With fpecial 
Recommendation, 11 &amp; 16.—Committee to infpect Precedents 
touching Methods of pafling Bills, 4 Dec.—Lords put Houfe 
in mind of Bill, with fpecial Recommendation, 5 &amp; 12 Dec. 

Blakeflone. Vide Privileges. 

Bradjhaw, Sir Roger. Vide Privileges. 

Brunell. Vide Privileges. 


31° Car. II. Parl. 3. Sef 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 
BAMBR IDGE, and others, Petition, 16 May. Vide 


Excife. , 

Binboath, Bill for Recovery of Debts againft them, ordered, 
May. Read, 7. Committed, 16. 

Barnardifton, Six Samuel. Vide Eleétions. 

Beckwith, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Bedloe, Mr. to attend, 20 Mar. Vide Plot, Addrefs. 

Bellafis, Lord. Vide Powys. - 

Bertie, Charles, to attend, 9 May. Examined; his Anfwers not 
fatisfactory ; Houfe informed of Money paid him for fecret 
Service; ordered into Cuftody, 10. 

Berwick wpon Tweed Eleétion, Petition, 19 Mar. 

Bewdley Election, Petition, 19 Mar. Order for hearing, 14 
Apr. Report; Right of Election determined, 27 May. 

Bills rejected, 27 Mar.—Committee have Liberty to divide a Bill 
into feveral, 5 Apr.—Recommended to Care of one Member, 
24 &amp; 30 Apr. 1 &amp; 5 May.—Houfe put Lords in mind of Bill, 
8 May.—From Lords, paffed without Commitment, 9. 
Committee to fearch Precedents touching carrying up Bills, 
and what previous Intimation ought to be given of King’s In- 
tention to pafs them, and whether Houle may debate after 
Meflage to attend King in Houfe of Peers, 9.—Lords put 
Houfe in mind of Bills, 12. 

Blackett, Sir Wm. Vide Privileges. 

Blyth. Vide Privileges. 

Bofion, new Writ, 7 May. 

Brecon, Borough, Election, and double Return, Petition, 19 

_ Mar. Report, 1 Apr. : 

Brent, Robert, ordered into Cuftody, 4 Apr. His Petition re- 
ferred to Committee of Secrecy, 30. Report; Order for his 
Difcharge, on his own Security, 5 May. 

Bridgnorth Election, Petition, 28 Mar. 

Bridgewater Election, and double Return, Petitions, 20. 27. &amp; 
28 Mar. Matter, touching the Return, referred to Commit- 
tee of Elections; Order for hearing, 21. Another Petition, 
fur hearing the Merits of the Election with the Merits of the 
Return, referred; another Petition referred; Committee to 
make a {pecial Report thereupon, 28. Information given, 
that Sir Hatwell Tynte is returned by Two Indentures, Com- 
mittee to examine the Matter, 29. Report Sir Hafwell duly 
returned; Return amended, 1 Apr. . 

Buckingham, Borough, Election, and double Return, Petition, 
19 Mar. Report; Return to be amended, 21. Amended, 22. 

Bury St. Edmund's Election, Petition, 26 Mar. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. I. Parl. 4. Sef 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 


BA LDWYN, Charles, Petition referred to Committee of 
Privileges and Eleétions, 25 Oct. 

Balron, Robert, Petition for Leave to print Papifts Oath of Se- 
crecy, and Litany for Interceffion for England; Leave granted, 
16 Dec. ; 

Bankrupts, Bill to fupply Laws againft them, ordered, 24 Nov. 
To be read, 11 Dec. Read, 15. 

Barnftaple Election, Petition, 25 Oc. Report; Mayor ordered 
into Cuftody, 24 Dec. Return amended, 30. Mayor’s Pe- 
tition, and Order for bringing him to Bar, 3 Jan. 

Barrels. Vide Vejjels. 

Bedloe, Mrs. Papers in her Cuftody, relating to the Plot, ordered, 
27 Oct. Her Petition; Refolution thereupon, 23 Nov. Vide 

“age 

Beer. Vide Tobacco. 

Bell. Vide Privileges. 

Bellafis, Lord. Vide Powys. : 

Bexhill and Cowding, Bill for fecuring and paying an Annuity out 
of the Manors and Farms thereof to the be of feveral Parifhes, 
prefented, 29 Nov. Tobe read, 1 Dec. Committed, 20. 

Bills, Two to be reduced into one, or put into more, 22 Nov.— 
to be ingrofled without Commitment, 24.—rejected, 31 Dec. 
—Houfe put Lords in mind of Bill, 3 Jan. por 

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Birch. Vide Pi iwileges. 

Blasphemy. Vide Atheism. 

Blundet/, Mr. to attend, 24 Dec. Vide Plot. 

Bourck, Mr. Vide Address, Ireland. 

Bowyer. Vide Lords. 

Bradwell. Vide Privileges. 

Brereton, Edward, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Elections, 26 Oct. 

Brett. Vide Privileges. 

Brewers, Bill to prevent their being Justices of Peace, read, 
7 Jan. 

Bristol Election, Petition, 25 Oct. Report; Election declared 
void; Mayor and Sheriffs ordered into Custody—new Writ, 
20 Dee. 

Brooks, Joshua, and others, Petition read, 10 Dee. 
11. Vide African Company. 

Brown, Joseph, Vote, that he ought to be restored to all Places 
taken from him by a Judgment in King’s Bench, 23 Dee. 

Bubb. Vide Privileges. 

Burlace, Humph. Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Elections, 25 Oct. 

Burnett, Dr. desired to preach, 7 Dec. 
mon, and ilistory of the Reformation, 23. 
eced in the History, 5 Jan. 

Bury St. Edmund Ulection, Report to be made, 16. 21 &amp; 23 
Dec. Made, 24. 


Avowed, 


Thanked for his Ser- 
Desired to pro- 


33° Car. I. Parl. 5. Sess. 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


ANBURY Elcction, Petition, 25 Mar. 

Bills, House to consider by wiiat means, Bill, passed last 
Parliament, was presented for Royal Assent, 24 Mar. 
Considered ; Re ‘ou thercupon; Conference to be desired 
with Lords; ice to prepare Subject matter, 25. 

: i &gt; *, 
Report; Cont sired, 26, 
Bridport Elect: ; ny 24 Mar. 

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Bristol Tlecti: t us to be heard at Bar, 24 Mar. 
Buchingham, Lorou':, “lection, Petition, 24 Mar. 


°° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. UL. Park. +. Sess.'1, 
A. 1685, 1086. &amp; 1687. 


AND-STRINGS. Vide Bonelace infra. 
Bangor. Vide Worthenbury. 

-————- Bill, from Lords, for repairing Cathedral, &amp;¢. 26 June. 
Read, 27. Committed, 29. Reported, and passed, go. 

Benkrupis, Bill to supply Detects of Laws against them, ordered, 
6 June. Read, 19. Committed; Instruction, 22. Petition 
presented, and relerred; Committee revived, and Order for 
sitting, 19 Nov. 

Barbone, Dr. Petition to be road, 16 June. 
Hackney Coaches. 

Barnstable Election, Petition, 23 May. 
Committee, 29 June. 

Barwell, Henry and Susan, Petition, 25 June. Vide Army. 

Bedjord Level, Bill for repealing Clause in the Act for draining 
it, ordered, 4 June. Read, 6. Committed, 11. Reported, 
and to be ingrosscd, 12. Passed, 15. Agreed to by Lords, 

25s 

Beer, Ale, and Mum, Bill to revive Act for exporting them, 
ordered, 22 June. 

Berks Election, Petition, 23 May. 
20 June. 

Beverly Election, Petition, 1 June. 

Bills, private, not to be brought in, but upon Petitions signed by 
Suitors, 26 May.—Days appointed for reading Bills, 4 June. 
—Recommended to Care of one Member, 13. 18. &amp; 29 
June.—read thrice, and pa , Lords put House in 
mind of Bill, 26.—ttouse pur Lords in mind of Bil, 26 &amp; 30. 
—'l’o be reduced into ous 

Blackeit, Wm. Petition; Si ith. Johnson to attend in his 
Place, 1 July. Petition read ; Debate thereon, 2. 

Bone Lace, Peiition of Traders therein, 15 June. Vide Buttons, 
infra. 

~——— Needlework, Fringe, Cutwork, Embroidery, and Band- 
strings, Comunittee to prepare Bill to prohibit Importation of 

_ them, 1 July. Bill presented, 19 Nov. 

Berders, norihern, Bill to prevent Theft and Rapine therein, 
ordered, 1 June. Read, 2. Committed, 6. Kieported, and 
to be ingrossed, 16. Passed, 22. Agrecd to by Lords, 25. 

Boroughs, Debate, touching Charters gragted to several, ad- 

_ journed, 27 May. 

Bossiney Election, Petition, 1 June. 

Brandy. Vide Supply. 

Brecon, County, new Writ, 12 June. 

mice: Borough, new Writ, 12 Jue. 

Brewers, Bill to prevent their being Justices of Peace, read, 22 
May. , 

Vou. IX, 


Vide 


Read, 17. 


Order for hearing by 


teport; Petition dismissed, 














NintuH VoLuuMek. 


Bridport Election, Petition, 23 May. m 

Brisiol, new Writ, 9 Nov. 

Bruce, Lord, Petition for Bill to make Leases for Payment of 
Debts; Bill ordered, 4 June. Read, 5. Order for Second 
Reading, 6. 11. &amp; 13. Counsel to be heard at Bar, 11. 

Buckingam, Borough, Election, Petition, 23 May. Petition 
to be disinissed, unless presented within Fourteen Days, 19 
Nov. | , 

— County, Election, Petition; Question for hearing it at 

Bar, Neg. 23 May. Report; Petition dismissed, 19 Nov. 

Bill for building Gaol therein, ordered, 1 July. 

Buildings, new. Vide Supply. 4 

Burnaby, Eustace, Petition, 22 June. Vide Paper. 

Buttons, foreign, Petition for Bill to prohibit the Importation of 
them; Bill ordered, 5 June. Read, 11. Committed, 19. 
Petitions presented, and referred, 15. 22 &amp; 23. Committee 
revived, and Order for sitting, 23. Bill reported; Debate 
thereon; new Bill to be prepared by same Comnnittce, 
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19° &amp; 20° Car. WI. Parl. 2. Sess. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


C AMBRIDGE, Bill for erecting Pesthouses there, read; 

26 Oct. Committed, 29. Committees added, 31 Oct. 

4 &amp; Nov. Order for Third Reading ; Counsel against 

Bill to be heard at Bar, 5 Dec. Counsel on both Sides heard ; 
Witnesses examined ; Question, that Bill do pass, Neg. o. 

Carmarthen, County, new Writ, 10 Oct. 

Carnaby. Vide Privileges. 

Caron, Margaret, Petition referred to a Committee, 11 Nov: 
Committees added, 16. 18. 20 &amp; 25 Nov. 2 &amp; 12 Mar. 
Committee revived, 2 &amp; 27 Apr. 

Carre, Stephen. Vide Privileges. 

Wim. Petition owned; Question for referring it to a 

Committee, Neg. 17 Dec.—Another Petition referred to Com- 

mittee of Grievances, 21 Feb. Another tendered; that, for- 

merly referred to Committee of Grievances, referred to select 

Committee, 11 Mar. All, that come, to have Voices, 16. 

-— Sir Robert, Clerk to deliver Papers to him upon his Re- 
ceipt, 4 Mar. 

Carler, Sir Jobn, and others; Petition, averred, 18 Feb. Vide 
Catile, infra. 

Cattle, Irish, Petition touching Abuses in importing them, De- 
bate thereon; Commitice to inspect Law relating thereto, and 
bring in additional Bill, if necessary, 27 Nov. Neport; Bill 
presented, g Dee. Read, 10. Coiamitted; Committee im- 
powered to receive Informations of Persons, who have violated 
the Act, 13. Committees added, 20 eb. Bill reported, and 
to be ingrossed, 2 Committee revived, and Order for sit- 
ting; Matter touching Importation of Lrish Cattle since late 
Act, referred, 27. Bill passed, 2 Mar. Returned from Lords, 
with Amendments, 18. Amendments to be considered, 28. 
Agreed to, 30. 

— Petitions, touching rescuing them, owned; Millward 
and 'Thellwell ordered into Custody, 18 eb. 

Certiorari, Writs of, Bill to prevent Abuses in procuring them, 
read, 14 Oct. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be in- 
grossed, 23. Read Third time, Debate thereon; Members 
to withdraw, and consider how Bill may be amended; their 
Report; Bill passed, 26. House put Lords in mind of Bill, 
7 Dee. &amp; 30 Mar. 

Chamberlain, Dr. Petition, 11 Nov. 


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Vide Navigation. 


Chancery. Vide Six Clerks. 
Chandler. Vide Privileges. 


Chester, County, Petition from, 27 Noy. Vide Cattle, supra. 

Chichley, Six John. Vide Har. 

Church Leases, Bill concerning them, presented, 26 Mar. Ques- 
tion for reading, Neg. 7 Apr. Order for it, 9. 

Cirencester, Petition from, 6 Nov. Vide Hearth-money. 

Clare, Earl of, Bill, from Lords, to settle and sell Lands fo 

ayment of Debts, 10 Dec. Read, 11. Committed, 1. 
Reported, and passed, 14. 

Clarendon, Earl of, Committee to prepare Heads of Aceusation 
against him, 29 Oct. Report; Question, that Heads be re- 
ferred to a Committee, Neg. Heads read, 6 Nov. Further 
Consideration adjourned, 6 &amp; 9. Resumed, 7, 8. &amp; 11. Re- 
solution, that there is sufficient Matter for Impeachment; first 
Head read, Debate thereon adjourned, 8. Resumed;. Ques- 
tion, that he be impeached upon that Head, Neg. 9. Residue 
of Heads read; previous Question, whether the Information, 
on which the Sixteenth is founded, was given by a Fo- 
reigner, Neg. impeached on that Head; Impeachmen) to be 
carried up to Lords by whole House, 11. Sent by a Mew- 
ber; a Committee to see Proceedings regularly entered 
in Journals, 12. Messenger dismissed without Answer, 13. 
Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to; Managers appeint- 
ed; Conference held, and reported; Vote from Lords, 


brought down by Managers, and read ; Consideration thereof 
adjourned, 15. Resumed; Committee to assign Reasons for 
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present Proceedings, 16. Report; Conference to be desired, 
18. Committees added, 19. Another Conference desired by 
Lords; Messengers dismissed without Answer; Conference 
with Lords desired, agreed to; Managers appointed, 21. An- 
other Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to; Managers ap- 
inted; Conference held, and reported; former Conference, 
desired by Lords, agreed to; Messenger to give Reasons for not 
agreeing sooner, Committee to prepare them, 23. Report; 
Conference desired, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conte- 
rence held, and reported ; Consideration of Report adjourned, 
25. FreeConference with Lords desired; Messenger dismissed 
without Answer, 26. Free Conference agreed to; Managers 
appointed, 28. Free Conference held, and reported, 29. 
Lords Disagreement to committing Earl of Clarendon, and se- 
questring him from Parliament, signified ; previous Question, 
that this Disagreement is an Obstruction to publick Justice, 
and a dangerous Precedent, Affirmative, 2 Dec. Message 
from Lords to acquaint House, they had received a Petition 
from him, intimating, that he was withdrawn, 3. Conference 
desired by Lords thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; 
Conference held, and reported; Petition, brought by Mana- 
gers, read, and to be entered in Journals; Resolutions, that 
it is scandalous and seditious, and that Lords be desired it 
may be burnt by Hangman, 4. Another Conference with 
Lords to be desired; previous Question, that a Subject, im- 
peached of High Treason generally by House, and desired to 
be secured, ought to be secured accordingly, Athrmative ; 
Resolution, that, when such Person is secured, Lords may 
limit a Time for bringing particular Charge, 5, Conference 
desired, and agreed to; Paper and Votes to be delivered there- 
at, 6. Lords Concurrence to burning the Paper siguitied, 
lo. 
Bill, from the Lords, for banishing and disabling him, 
12 Dec. Read; Resolution thereupon, 13. Vide Address. 
Committed, 16. Reported, and passed, with Amendments, 
18. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 19. 

Clavell. Vide Privileges. 

Clement Danes, St. Petition from, 22 Nov. Vide J/ilton. 

Clerk to examine ingrossed Bills before they are read, 26 Oct.— 
to deliver Copies of Papers to Persons, if requested, 15 &amp; 22 
Nov.—to give Member Notice that he is discharged, 22.—to 
make out List of publick Bills under Commitment, 6 Dec.— 
to deliver Papers to Sir Robert Carre, upon his Receipt, if 
requested, 4 Mar. 

Cleveland, Earl of. Vide Weld. 

Clottlebrooke. Vide Ireland. 

Cloathing Trade, Committee to consider Ways to regulate it, 
9 Nov. Petition presented, and referred, 4 Dec. Committee 
revived, and Order for sitting, 11 &amp; 14. 

Bill to regulate it in Brecknockshire, ordered, 30 Mar. 

Coals, Lord Mayor, and Justices of Peace of London, Middle- 
sex, and Surry, to put Laws in exccution for settling Price 
thereof, 18 Dec. 

Comine, John, and others, Bill for naturalizing them, read, 6 
Mar. Parties take Oaths, 10. 14. &amp; 30 Mar. 15. 28. &amp; 
29 Apr. Bill committed, 13 Apr. Reported, and to be in- 
grossed; Names to be omitted for want of Certificates, 25. 
Bill passed, 2 May. 

Commitiees, grand, appointed, 14 Oct. 

ali that come to have Voices, 14. 16, 17. 25. 29, &amp; 30 
Oct. 4. 6. g. 11. 15. 21. 27, 28, &amp; 2g Nov. 12 &amp; 16 Dec. 
1g. &amp; 29 Feb. 5.9. &amp; 27 Mar. 3 &amp; 18 Apr.—to receive Pe- 
titions, 14 Oct.—to report Opinion, 14, 15, 16. 21, 22. 25. 
&amp; 31 Oct. 4.6. &amp; go Nov. 2. 5. 14.&amp; 16 Dec. 10, 11. 
22. 26. &amp; 28 Feb. 11 &amp; 26 Mar. &amp; 8 Apr. Matter, 14. 
16. 22. 25. &amp; 31 Oct. 4.6.&amp;% Qg Nov. 25.14. &amp; 16 Dee. 
26 &amp; 28 Keb. 11%26 Mar. 8&amp;27 Apr. Fact, 7 Apr.— 
to proceed to Business, if Three present, 15, 16,17. &amp; 26 
Oct. 15 &amp;27 Nov. 6&amp;7 Dec. 10, 11.17.22. &amp; 27 Feb. 
2 &amp; 29 Apr. &amp; 6 May. If Five present, 19. 26. &amp; 29 Oct. 
27 Nov. 11 Dec. 11 Feb. 6. 9. &amp; 26 Mar. 3 &amp; 27 Apr. 
It Two present, 17 Dec. &amp; 2 Apr.—to withdraw, 26 Oct. &amp; 
6 May.—Particular adjourned, 15 &amp; 29 Oct. 9. 11. 15. 19. 
&amp; 28 Nov. 7. 12, 13, &amp; 14 Dec. 15. 22. 27. &amp; 29 
Feb. 4. 10. 14. &amp; 27 Mar. 4. 16. &amp; 27 Apr. &amp; 6 May. 
Revived, 4. 6, 7, 8. 14, 15. 22, 23. &amp; 28 Nov. 4. 6, 7. 
13, &amp; 14 Dec. 10, 11, 14. 17. 27, &amp; 28 Feb. 3. 6. 12. &amp; 
28 Mar. 2, 3. 15. 25. &amp; 27 Apr. &amp; 6 May.—all adjourned, 
except those excepted, 26 Oct. 23 Nov. 2 Dec. 13 Feb. 
5. 7- &amp; 11 Mar. 6. 20, 21, &amp; 28 Apr. Revived, g Dec. 
12 Mar. 9 &amp; 22 Apr.—all adjourned till Afternoon, 6 Dec. 
—Persons ordered into Custody for not attending, 24 Oct. &amp; 
19 Nov.—Chairman to examine ingrossed Bills before read- 
ing, 26 Oct.—A Committee’s Attendance excused, 31 Oct. 
—yoined together, 12 Dec.—to sit de die in diem, 6. 10, 11. 
13. &amp; 22 Keb. &amp; 3 Mar.—to appoint Sub-Committees, 21 
&amp; 28 Feb.—to cause Notice of their sitting to be given in the 
most publick Places, 18 Apr.—has Leave to sit, notwith- 
standing general Order to the contrary, 5 Mar. 





Nintyu VoptuMe. 


Conferences. Vide Clarendon, Privileges, Bedford, Penn. 

— incidental Proceedings thereat; Vote, from Lords, 
brought by Managers, 15 Nov. Paper brought, 4 Dec. Re- 
delivered, and a Vote sent to them, 6.—Messenger for one 
Conference, to give Reasons for not agreeing sooner to an- 
other, 23 Nov. 

Constantine, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Conventicles, Information given of several, and of the Insolence 
of Noncontormists, Matter to be considered, 28 eb. Con- 
sidercd; Resolution thereupon, 4 Mar. Vide Address. 

——-— Committee to prepare Bill to continue Act to suppress 
them, 13 Mar. Bill read, 30. Order fur Second Reading, 
31 Mar. &amp; 2 Apr. Committed; Debate thereon; Instruc- 
tion, 10. Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 24. Passed, 28. 
House put Lords in mind of Bill, 4 May. 

Cooke. Vide Privileges. 

Costa Alvaro, Da. takes Oaths, 24 Oct. Others take Oaths, 
29 Oct. 4. 6. 13. 19. 22 &amp; 23 Nov. 2. 4. 11 &amp; 12 Dee. 
Bill for naturalizing him, and others, read, 30 Oct. Com- 
mitted, 2 Dec. Reported, and to be ingrossed, g. Passed, 13. 

Coventry. Vide Privileges. 

Cox, Captain, to attend, 12 Oct. Vide Har. 

Cressett. Vide America. 

Crown Lands. Vide Supply. 

Crue. Vide Privileges. 

Curates. Vide Pluralities. 

Cuttance, Sir Roger, to attend, 14 Apr. 

Mr. to attend, 14 Apr. 

Cutts, Sir Jos. Vide Bedford Level. 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 8. 4. 1669. 


YARTERET, Sir Geo. Vide Supply. 
Chester City, Petition for Bill to make the River navigable; 
Bill ordered, i9 Nov. 
County, new Writ, 29 Nov. 

Children, Bill to prevent stealing and transporting them, ordered, 
25 Oct. 

Chiswell. Vide Privileges. 

Church and State by Law established, Vote to adhere to King in 
Maintenance thereof, 18 Nov. 

Churches, Bill for repairing them, ordered, 12 Nov. 

-———— Bill for building them in London, ordered, 7 Dee. 

Clarke, and others, Petition owned, 17 Nov. Vide Gravesend. 

Clothiers Petition, Bill tomakestealing Cloth from Racks Velony 
without Clergy, read, 29 Nov. Committed, 3 Dee. Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for sitting, 7. Bill repoited, and 
to be ingrossed, 10. 

Committees, Grand, appointed, 19 Oct. 

— to receive Petitions, 19 Oct.—all that come to have 
Voices, 19 &amp; 30 Oct. 3. 10, 11. 10, 20. 26,27 &amp; 29 Nov. 
3 &amp; 8 Dec.—io report Opinion, 19 &amp; go Oct. 4. 9 &amp; 11 
Nov. &amp; 4 Dec. Matter, 19 &amp; 30 Oct. g &amp; 11 Nov. &amp; 4 
Dec. Fact, 30 Oct. Particular revived, 25 Oct. g &amp; 11 
Nov. 3 &amp; 7 Dec. Adjourned, 6. 11, 12. 17. 20. 25 &amp; 27 
Nov. 1.3. 7, 8. &amp; 11 Dec. All have Leave to sit during 
Adjournment, 13 Nov.—none to sit duriag sitting of Come 
mittee of Gricvances, 17. 

Conquest, Richard, Bill to sell Lands for Paymeut of Debts, read, 
12 Noy. Comunitted, 4 Dee. 

Conventicles, Bill for continuance of former Act against them, 
read, 3 Nov. Order for Second Reading, 6. Committed ; 
Question, that any particular Instruction be given, Neg. 10. 
Special Report, Kesolution thereupon, 18, 

~ Committee to receive Informations touching Conven- 
ticles, and other Meetings of disaflected Persons, and inquire 
whether they have acted against Government, 18 Nov. Com- 
mittees added, 22. All that come to have Voices, 20. 

Corn and Grain, Bill for ascertaining Measures thereof, read, 
12 Noy. Committed; «Instruction, 19. Committees added, 
22. 

Corye, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Cottons. Vide Frizes. 

Courts of Justice, grand Committee appointed, 1g Oct. 

Crown Lands. Vide Supply. 

Custom-house Officers. Vide Fees. 














22°, 23°, 24°, &amp; 25°, Car. II. Parl.2. Sess. 9. 
A. 1669, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


ATTLE. Vide Tillage, Corn. 

Committee to prepare Pill to prevent Frauds and 
Abuses in buying and selling them, 26 Jan. Committees added, 
31. Bill read, 11 Mar.1670. Committed, 14. Reported, 
and to be ingrossed, 27. Order for Third Reading, 29- 
Passed, 30. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 13 
Apr. Amendments in part disagreed to; Committee to assign 
Reasons, 14. Conterence desired, and agreed to ; Mana- 
gers appointed, 18. Free Conference desired by Lords, and 
agreed to; Managers appointed, and to acquaint Lords of the 
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Mistake in asking free Conference after One Conference only 
on same Matter; Lords own their Mistake; Conterence held, 
and reported ; Lords Amendment agreed to, 20. 

Certivraries, Bill concerning them, ordered, 2 Mar. 1669. 

Chaplain. Vide Address. 

Chester City, Bill to make the River between that and the Sea 
navigable, ordered, 21 Feb. 

——— Petition from, 7 Apr. 1670. Vide Ireland. 

Chefjins. Vide Privileges. 

Chitin. Vide Privileges. 

Children, Bill to prevent stealing them, to be read, 10 Mar. 
1699. lead, 11. Committed, 14. Reported, and to be 
ingrossed, 16. Passed, 18. House put Lords in mind of Bill, 
18 Noy. Bill returned from Lords, with Amendments, 10 
Apr. 

——— poor, Committee to prepare Clause for Gentlemen to 
take them Apprentices, 3 Apr. 1671. 

Churches, Bill tor repairing them, to be read, 3 Mar. 1669. 
tead, 4. Order for Second Reading, 10. Committed ; In- 
struction, 11. Committee revived, and Order for sitting, 22 
Mar. &amp; 10 Dec. 

Cirencester, new Writ, 6 Dec. Election, Petition, 10 Jan. 
Order for hearing, 6 Feb. Report, 21. 

Clapham, Sir Christopher. Vide Qutwood. 

Clarke, Six Wm. Bill on his Behalf, to be read, 17 Mar. 1670. 
Read, 18. Order for Second Reading, 20. Committed, 22. 
Reported, and to be ingrossed, 27. Passed, 29. Returned trom 
Lords, with Amendments, 13 Apr. Amendments agreed to, 

Clayton, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Clerk Assistant, to distribute Bounty to Under-Officers, 30 Mar. 
1670. 

--—— of House, to attest several ingrossed Tables of Fees for 
Out-Ports, signed by Speaker, 11 Apr. 1670.—to deliver Tal- 
lies to a Petitioner, 9 Dec.—to give Notice of a Vote to She- 
riffs, 90.—to return List of Defaulters to Committee on Sub- 
sidy Bill, 19 Jan. 

Clifton, and others, Petition, 15 Mar. 1669. Vide Supply. 

Sir Clifford, Bill, from Lords, for better Payment of 
Debts and Portions, read, 12 Dec. Committed, 13. Report- 
ed,17. Passed, 4 Jan. 

Cloth, Bill to make stealing it off the Racks Felony without 
Clergy, committed; Instruction concerning King’s Stores, 
28 Feb. 1669. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 1 Mar. Order 
for Third Keading, 3. Passed, 4. Returned from Lords, 
with an Amendment, 18. Amendment agreed to, 23. 

Bill to regulate making it, read, 1 Mar. 1669. Commit- 
ted, 27 Oct. Committee on Serge Bill joined with it, 3 Dec. 

Coal, Bill for exporting it, ordered, 20 Dec. Read, 20 Jan. 
Read Second ‘Time, and referred to Committee on foreign Ex- 
cise Bill to be made Part thereof, or a Bill by itself, 13 Mar. 

Coals, Bill to continue Act for regulating Measures and Prices 
of them, and Act to prevent Delays in extending Statutes, 
Judgments, and Recognizances, committed, 10 Dec. 
ported, and to be ingrossed, 20. 


for confirming the other Act only, and passed, 4 Jan. 
Cockermouth, new Writ, 14 Mar. 1669. 


Coffin. Vide Privileges. 
Coke. Vide Privileges. 


Cole. Vide Privileges. 
Collingwood, Mr. Vide Privileges. 
Committees, grand, appointed, 14 Feb. 


~ 





21. 26. &amp; go Mar. 2. 5. &amp; 7 Apr. 7: 


15&amp;25 Nov. 13&amp; 20 Dec. 4.25. &amp; 31 Jan. 


6 &amp; 11 Heb. 4. 14, 15-&amp; 21 Mar. &amp; 3 Dec. 
present, 11 Mar. 5. 7. &amp; g Apr. &amp; 10 Nov. 


Nov. 


Jan. 1. 4. 14. 16. 


16. 25. &amp; 29 Nov 


Vou. 1X 


INDEX @o thee Nintu Vouwume. 


C yar 


Coining. 


Re- 
Read Third time; Debate 
thereon; what relates to Coals struck out; Bill to cohere 


-to receive Petitions, 14 &amp; 25 Feb.—all that come to 
have Voices, 14. 25, 26, &amp; 28 Feb. 1, 2. 5.7.9. 11, 12. 14. 
19. &amp; 21 Nov. 
2.6. 8,9. 13. 15. 17. &amp; 20 Dec. 17, 18. &amp; 26 Jan. 1. 3, 
4. 10. 14. 23. &amp; 31 Mar. &amp; 19 Nov.—to report Opinion, 
14. 17, 18. 21. &amp; 25 Feb. 10.15. 28. &amp; 30 Mar. 27 Oct. 
17. 21. 23. 
&amp; 28 Feb. 3 &amp; 21 Mar. &amp; 20 Apr. Matter, 10. 14, 15. 18. 
21. &amp; 25 Feb. 15 &amp; go Mar. 27 Oct. 15 &amp; 25 Nov. 13 
&amp; 20 Dec. 4. 25. &amp; 31 Jan. 15. 21. 23. &amp; 28 Feb. 3 &amp; 21 
Mar. &amp; 20 Apr. with Speed, 31 Oct.—to proceed to Busi- 
ness, it Three present, 17 Feb. 5. 8. &amp; 31 Mar. 27 Oct. 
16. 18. 25. &amp; 28 Nov. 3. 13.&amp; 19 Dec. 10. 25, &amp; 26 Jan. 
If ‘Pwo 
If Five pre- 
sent, 6 &amp; 17 Feb. 28 &amp; 30 Nov. 5 Apr. 15 Nov. 6. 17. 
22. &amp; 28 Feb. 2 Mar. &amp; 13 Apr.—Particular adjourned, 18 
Feb. 2.11. 14. &amp; 21 Mar. 6 Apr. 27 Oct. 3, 4.12. &amp; 29 
1. 9. 14, &amp; 15 Dec. 3. 18. 20, 21. 25, 26. 28. &amp; 31 
23. &amp; 28 Feb. 6, 7. &amp; 13 Mar. &amp; 11 
Apr. Revived, 22, 23, &amp; 24 Mar. 2. 4,5, 6, &amp; 7 Apr. 10. 
2, 3 10. &amp; 13 Dec. 4. 9.17. 19. 21. 
23. &amp; 31 Jan. 4. 8. 11. 13. 16. 23.25. &amp; 27 Feb. 2, 3.7. 
9. 14, 15. 21. 28, 29, &amp; 30 Mar. 12 &amp; 19 Apr.—aAll ad- 
journed, except those excepted, 22 Feb. 1,.2.&amp; 16 Mar. 2 
Apr. 31 Oct. 7 &amp; 26 Nov. 6.10. &amp; 12 Dec. &amp; 10 Mar. 
Revived, 4 Apr. 24 Oct. 3 &amp; 10 Nov. 27 Jan. 7,8. 10, &amp; 





22 Feb. 1 &amp; 2 Mar.—Have Leave to sit, 4 Apr. 26 &amp; 28 
Nov. 15. 23. &amp; 28 Feb.—joined together, 3 Dec. &amp; 18 Mar. 
Chairman to amend Bill according to Votes, 19 Mar. 1669. 
—to withdraw, 4 &amp; o Apr.—Days appointed for their sittin 
on publick Bills, 15 Nov.—Question, that all be Mise | 
Neg. 22 Mar. 1670. 
Vide Stockman, Conzenticles, Highways, Yarmouth, 

trates, Juries, Maiming, Rents, Wool, Cattle, Tobacco, 
Messages, Supply, dddress, and Boston. 

and free Conferences, Committee to look into Method 

of Proceedings thereou, 5 Apr. 1670.—Free Conference not 
to be asked after one Conference only on the same Matter, 20. 
1671.—Incidental Proceedings thereat ; Messenger for a Con 
ference to intimate to Lords, that House will sit Afternoon, 30 
Mar. 1670.—Address brought from Lords, by Managers, 12 
Apr. 1671. 
Vide Privileges. 


Conventicles, Bill to suppress and prevent them, ordered, 17 Feb. 


1609. Order for presenting, 26. Read, 28. Committed, 2 Mar. 
To be reported, 7. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 8. Passed, 
9g. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments 
considered ; Committee to peruse postponed Amendments, and 
prepare such Amendments to them as they shall think necessary, 

28. Report; Conference to be desired thereupon; Committee 

to assign Reasons, and see Amendments of House rightly made 

out ; their Report ; Conference, desired with Lords, agreed to, 

Managers appointed, Conference held, and reported, 30. An- 

other Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to, Managers 

appointed, Conference held, and reported ; free Conference, 
desired with Lords, agreed to, former Managers appointed, 
additional Manager, tree Conference to be reported, 4 Apr. 

Conference, desired by Lords, agreed 10, Managers appointed, 

Conference held, and reported; House agree with Lords ; 

Committee to see Amendments rightly inserted, and Provisoes 

rightly placed, 5. 

Committee to inspect Act against them, 21 Nov. Ad- 
ditional Bill read, 7 Dec. Committed, 8. ‘To be reported, 
16 &amp; 22 Feb. Reported, and re-committed, Committee re- 
vived, Order for sitting, and making Report, 23. Coiuiit 
tees added, 2 Mar. Biil to be reported from Re-commitment, 
16,17.&amp; 20. Reported, and re-committed, Committee re- 
vived; Order for sitting and hastening their Proceedings, 22. 
Bill to be reported, 24.27, &amp; 28. Reported, 30. Order for 
Third Reading, 3 Apr. Passed, 5. 

Cope, Sir Antony. Vide Privileges. 

Copley. Vide Privileges. 

Corker. Vide Privileges. 





Corn and Salt, Bill to ascertain Measures of them, read, 26 Feb. 
1699. Committed, 2 Mar. Committees added, 7. Bill to 
be reported, 9. Reported, and to be ingrossed ; Proviso for 
giving Notice of Act by Proclamation, ordered, 10. Bill 
passed, 14. Agreed to by Lords, go. 

additional Bill to same Purport, committed, 15 Dec. 
Reported, and to be ingrossed, 23 Jan. Passed, 18 Feb. 
Lords Amendments agreed to, 14 Apr. 

and Hay, Bill to prevent burning Stacks of them, and 
killing Cattle, and other Mischiefs, read, 3 Mar. 1669. Com- 
mitted, 5. Reported, and re-committed,o. Reported from 
Re-commitment, to be ingrossed, and passed, 17. Returned 
from Lords, with Amendments, 23 Nov. Amendments in part 
considered, 10 Dec. Agreed to, 14. 

- foreign, Committee to inspect Act against importing it, 
and consider of a Way to prevent bringing it upon Horses 
from Scotland, 27 Oct. Committee revived, and Order for 
sitting, 10 &amp; 25 Nov. Committees added, 16 &amp; 25. 

Cornwall. Vide Supply. Bill to make Rivers navigable therein, 
to be read, 4 &amp; 7 Mar. 

Bill for settling Assizes therein read, 10 Mar. 1670. 
Committed, 14. Question for further Day for hearing Mate 
ter, Neg. 24. Bill to be reported, 5 Apr. Reported, and to 
be ingrossed, 8. Passed, 11. al 

Cornwallis, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Courtney, Sir Wm. Bill to settle Estate on Marriage of his eldest 
Son, read, 28 Nov. Committed, 5 Dec. Reported, and to 
be ingrossed, 6. Passed, 8. 





Courts of Justice, grand Committce appointed, 14 Feb. 

——— Bill to prevent Abuses and Delays therein, read, g Jan. 

—— ecclesiastical, Bill to regulate Ordinaries aad Abuses 
therein, offered; Debate thereon adjourned, 7 Feb. 1670. 


Counsel, Question, that Counsel, formerly on one Side, be ad- 
mitted to plead on the other, Affirmative, 21 Feb. 1670. 


Cowdell. Vide Privileges. 
Cor, Dr. Vide Privileges. 
Crofts. Vide Privileges. 
Custom-house Officers. Vide Fees. 
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INDEX ‘o the Ninru Voutume. 


os* Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 10. A. 1672, &amp; 16073. 

(4 G EF, Sackford, Bill to sell i. wds for Payment of Debts, 

reaa, 25 Mar. 

Casties ising, new Writs, 6 Feb. &amp; o&lt;¢ et. 

Cate 40m, Bill for instructing Youth therein, ordered, 27 Feb. 

Cattie, fa, Motion tor Bill to repeal an Act prohibiting Sales- 
men seiling them, 14 Mar. Bill read, 20. Committed, 22. 

?eported and to be ingrossed, 25. Passed, 27. Agreed to 
by Lords, 20. 

Cha. les 4. late King, Bill for better Observation of his Martyr- 
dom, read, 14 Feb. Committed, 13 Mar. Committees add- 
ed, 10. 

Charlton, Sir Job, chosen Speaker, 4 Feb. Vide Speaker. _ 

Chester City, new Writ, 6 Feb. Election, Petition, Committee 
to examine first who is returned by proper Oflicer, 19. 

Chichester, new Writ, 20 Oct. 

Children, Bill to prevent stealing them, read, 8 Feb. Com- 
iniited, 13. ; 
———- poor, Bill to bind them Apprentices, | read, 21 Feb. 
Committed; Clause for settling Wages of Labourers and 
MW orkmen, committed, 28. Bill to be reported, 1 Mar. Re- 

ported, and to be ingrossed, 3. Passed, 5. 7 

Chippenhars, new Writ, 6 teb. Election, Petition, 13. Report 
to he made, 27. Made; Rogers to attend; Debate thereon 
adj urned, 1 Mar. Resumed, 3. ey 

Chipping-wiomb, new Writ, 6 Feb. Election, Petitions, 18. 
heport to be wade, § &amp; 15 Mar. Made; Return to be amend- 
ed, 17.—New Writ, 20 Oct. 

Chudleigh. Vide Clifford, mira. 

C/wrehes, Bill for repairing them, ordered, 20 Feb. 

Clerk ot tlouse, to put Committee in mind of perusing Journal 
every Moruing, 6 Mar. 

-—-—-- Assistant, to make Collection for Officcrs of House, 
24 Mar. 

——- of the Crown, brings a Message from Lords, 27 Mar. 

Clifford, Lord, and others, Bill, from Lords, to settle a Rectory 
on them, read, 12 Mar. Committed, 13. Reported, and 
visscd, with Amendments, 15. Amendments agreed to by 
pia 19. 

Coals, Complaint of raising Money by an Impositition on them 
without Act of Parliament, 17 Mar. Voted a Grievance, 
18. 

Coinage, Committee to prepare Bill to continue Act for Encou- 
ragement thereof, 13 Feb. Bill read, 20. Cominitted, 4 Mar. 
Committees added, 5. Bill reported; Debate thercon adjourn- 
ed, 15. Resumed; Bill to be ingrossed, 20. Passed, 22. 

Committees, grand, appointed, 7 Feb.—to reccive Petitions, 7 
Peb.—to report Opinion, 7 &amp; 13. Matter, 7 &amp; 19.—to with- 
draw, 13.—Mll that come to have Voices, 13. 27, &amp; 28 Feb. 
5,6, 7, 1317. &amp; 22 Mar.—to proceed to Business, if ‘Three 
present, 8. 10. 27, &amp; 28 Feb. 6 &amp; 28 Mar. If Vive present, 
13. 25, 26, &amp; 27 Feb.—to sit, notwithstanding Adjournment 
of House, 15 Peb.—particular, revived, 5, 6. 13, &amp; 14 Mar. 
—adjourued, 13.—All adjourned, 18. Chairman to withdraw, 
and peruse Amendinents before Repori, 22. 

Conferences. Vide Address, Dissenters, and Popery. 

Cornvall. Vide Supply 

Courts of Justice, grand Committee appointed, 7 Feb. 


0-0 


25° Car. Il. Parl. 2. 
(‘A STLERISING, new Writ, 27 Oct. 


~ Chichester, new Writ, 27 Oct. 

Chipping-wicomb, new Writ, 27 Oct. 

Children, Bill to prevent stealing them, read, and withdrawn; 
Committee to prepare new Bill, 3 Nov. 

Churches. Vide Tythes. 

Committees, grand, appointed, 27 Oct.—to proceed on Business, 
if ‘Three present, 27 Oct. &amp; 3 Nov. If Five present, 30 &amp; 
31 Oct.—All that come to have Voices, 30 Oct. &amp; 3 Noy.— 
particular revived, 1 Nov. 

Couris of Justice, grand Committee appointed, 27 Oct. 


Sess. 11. 4. 1673. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 12. A. 1673, &amp; 1674. 
C4 G I, Seckford, Bill for Sale of Lands, read, 20 Feb. 


Cambridge County, uew Writ, 7 Jan. Election, Petition, 
3 Feb. 
——— Petition from, 14 Feb. Vide Aulnage. 
Castle. Vide Privileges. 
Castlerising Elecuon, Petition, 7 Jan. Report, Debate thereon 
_adjourned, 6 Feb. Resumed, 10 &amp; 16. Vide Pepys. 
Chamberlain, Lord, to be desired to give Order for repairing 
Court of Wards, 17 Jan. 
Chichester Election, Petition, 7 Jan. Report, 21 Feb. 
Chipping-wicomb Election, Petition, 7 Jan. 
Churches. Vide Tythes. 
Clarke. Vide Privileges. 


Coal, Committee to prepare Bill to regulate Measures, end pre 
vent Frauds, in Sale of Wood, Coal, and Corn, 29 Jan. Re. 
port, Bill read, 16 Feb. 

Committees, grand, appointed, 7 Jan. 

-- all that come to have Voices, 7. 21. 26. &amp; 20 Jan. «4, 

6. 9, 10. 13. 16. 18. &amp; 20 Feb.—to report Opinion, 7. ; 

21, 22. &amp; 31 Jan. 3. 14. &amp; 20 Feb. Matter, 7. 21, 29, 

29. &amp; 31 Jan. 3. 14. 20 Keb. Fact, 15 Jan. &amp; 20 Peb.—+5 

withdraw, 3 &amp; 11 Veb.—to proceed to Business, if Vhroe 

present, 13. 15. 17. 20, 21, 22, 23. 20. &amp; 31 Jan. 3X11 

Keb. If Five present, 19. 21, 22. &amp; 29 Jan. 3 &amp; 14 Feb 

—particular adjourned, 13. 20. &amp; 29 Jan. 5&amp;7 Ped.  Re- 

vived, 20. 25. &amp; 28 Jan. 3. 9, 10, 11. 13, 14. 20 &amp; 92 
Feb.—-Members of Long Robe to attend a Committee, 9 Feb, 
—Committee to cause Summonses to be published in Church, 
14.—king’s Counsel to be heard by a Committee, 14, 
—Quorum to be ‘Three, 20.—Question, that all be adjourned, 
Neg. 20. 

Commitments by Counsel Table, Committee to consider, how 
Law stands in relation thereto ; King’s Counsel to attend, 14 
Leb. 

Conferences. Vide Address. 

——— incidental Proceedings thereat, Message brought from 
Lords by Managers, 9 Feb. 

Coriton, Sir John. Vide Privileges. 

Corn. Vide Coals, supra. 

Cornwallis, Lord, Bill, from Lords, to settle Lands for Payment 
of Debts and Portions, 26 Jan. Lead, 27. Committed, 31. 
Kieported, 13 Feb. 

Covell. Vide Privileges. 

Council Table. Vide Commitments, supra. 

Court of Wards, Committee to desire Lord Chamberlain to give 
Order for repairing them, 17 Jan. - 

Courts of Justice, grand Committee appointed, 7 Jan. 

Craddock, Dr. desired to preach, 21 Jan. ‘Vhanked, 31. 

Croydon, Petition for Bill to settle a Maintenance on Vicar, in 
licu of Tythes ; Bill ordered, 7 Feb. Read, ii. Cominiticd 
20. 





At 
. 


, 


a”° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 13. A. 1675. 


14 G E, Seckford, Bill tor Sale of Lands, read, 8 May. 
Carnarvon County, new Writ, 13 Apr. 

Carye. Vide Privileges. 

Chancery Lane, and Lincoln’s-Inn Fields, Bill to enlarge a Pas- 
sage between them, read, 19 Apr. Committed, 21. Comm- 
mittees added, 4 May. 

—-— Court of, House to consider the Increase of Jurisdiction 
thereof, 28 May. 


Cheetam, Petition, 10 May. Vide Newark. 


Chester City, Election, Keport to be made, 19 May. Made, 
o”7 
“fe 


——— new Writ, 26 May. 

Churches. Vide Tythes. 

Churchill, Sir John, to attend. Vide Privileges. 

Cleveland, Far] of, and Lord Wentworth, Biil for continuing an 
Act for Payment of Debts, read, 6 May. Motion for reading 
in a fall House, Care thereof recommended to Speaker, 7. 

Clerk of the Crown to take care Writs are delivered to proper 
Officers, 13, Apr. 

- of House, to see Votes set up in publick Places, 7 
June. 

Clerke, Petition, 10 May. Vide Newark. 

Clitheroe, new Writ, 13 Apr. Election, Petition referred to 
the Comimittee, to consider whether preferred in time, 31 
May. Repert; Commitice to examine touching Election, 
4 June. 

Coal and Wood, Bill to regulate Measures, and prevent Abuses 
in Sale of them, read, 26 Apr. 

—-—— Trade, Bill for Ease and Encouragement thereof, ordered, 
26 Apr. ‘To be read, 14 May. 

Cockermouth, new Writ, 10 May. 

Commitices, grand, appointed, 13 Apr. 

all that come to have Voices, 13, 14, 15. 19, 20, 21, 

22. 26, 27. 290, &amp; 30 Apr. 4. 7.12. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21.&amp; 

27 May, &amp; 4 June.—To receive Petitions, 13 &amp; 3° Apr. 

—to report Opinion, 13, 14, 15. 22. 27.&amp; 30 Apr. 4&amp; 14 

May, &amp; 4June. Matter, 13. 15. 22. 27, &amp; 30 Apr. 4 May, 

&amp; 4 June.—to proceed to Business, if Three present, 14, 15, 

16. 20, 21. &amp; 27 Apr. 4. 8. 14, 15. 18, &amp; i9 May, 3%7 

June. If Five present, 14 &amp; 22 Apr. 4 &amp; 18 May.—pat- 

: 7 ™ Nhaw 
ticular revived, 20 &amp; 29 Apr. 12. 15.17, 18. 20, &amp; 21 May, 

&amp; 3 June. Adjourned, 23. 26. &amp; 30 Apr. 10 &amp; i1 May.— 

ali adjourned, except those excepted, 7 June. Members ot 








Long Robe to attend; impowcred to send for Persons, Papers, 
and Records, 15 Apr.—iave Leave to sit, 10 May.-—Oider 
for sitting of paricular Comunittees, 20 May.—to withdraw, 
28 May, &amp; 2 ] 


une. a 
Commodities, 





























Nien cio ttn aaah ae 





Commodities, foreign. Vide Supply. 

Compton, Sir Francis, and others, Bill to fell a Manor, read, 17 
Apr. Committed, 20. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 27. 
Pafled, 5 May. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Conferences, Vide Addrefs, Mefjages, and Privileges. 

incidental Proceedings thereat; Vote delivered to Lords 
by Managers, 17 May. 

Copley. Vide Privileges. 

Cotton, Charles, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts and Portions, 26 May. Read, 28. Committed, 1 
June. Reported, and paffed, 7. 

Coventry, Petition from, 30 Apr. Vide Aulnage. 

Courtney, Sir Wm. Vide Privileges. 

Courts of Juftice, grand Committee appointed, 13 Apr. 

inferior, Committee to prepare Bill to regulate them, 16 
Apr. Revived, and Order for fitting; Committees added, 
20. 

Crake, Michael, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Elections, 29 Apr. Report to be expedited, 27 May. 

Crifpe. Vide Privileges. 

Crooke. Vide Privileges. 

Cufby. Vide Privileges. 

Cujioms. Vide Supply. 


27° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 14. A. 1675. 


C4 TT LE, trith, A&amp; for prohibiting Importation of them, to 

be confidered in Committee of hale Houfe, 13 Nov. Con- 
fidered, 19. 

Cavendijh, Lord. Vide Quarrel. 

Chancery Lane, and Lincoln’s-Inn Fields, Bill for opening Paf- 
fage between them, read, 11 Nov. Committed, 15. 

Chitterne, All-hallows and Chitterne St. Mary’s, Bill for uniting 
them, read, 23 O&amp;. Committed, 17 Nov. 

Churches. Vide Tythes. Committee to take care Out-Parifhes 
be provided with them, 20 Od. 

Coal Trade, Bill for Eafe thereof, ordered, and to lie on Table 
Two Days before read, 23 Ot. Read, 11 Nov. 

Committee to confider touching Exportation of Coal, and 

Duty thereon, 23 Oct. 

Bill to regulate Abufes in Meafures of Coal and Wood, 
ordered, 26 Oct. To be read, 9 Nov. Read; Queftion for 
Second Reading, Neg. 13. 

Committees, grand, appointed, 13 O&amp;. 

to receive Petitions, 13 Oé¢t.—All that come to have 
Voices, 13. 21. 23. 26, &amp; 27 Oct. 3.6.9. 11. 13. 15. &amp; 20 
Nov. &amp; 10 May.—to report Opinion, 13 &amp; 18 O&amp;t. 10, 11, 12, 
13. &amp; 15 Nov. Matter, 13 &amp; 18 Oct. 10, 11, 12,13. &amp; 15 
Nov. With Speed, 12 Nov.—to withdraw, 26 O¢t.—to pro- 
ceed to Bufineis, if Vive prefent, 18 Oct. 8 &amp; 10 Nov. If 
Three prefent, 20. 23. &amp; 26 Oct. 8. 11, 12, 13. 16. &amp; 18 
Nov. &amp; 10 May.—Particular revived, 2. 3. 6. 8,9. 12, 13. 
18. &amp; 20 Nov. Adjourned, 19 O&amp;. 2, 3, 4. &amp; 16 Nov.— 
Members of Long Robe to attend, 21 O¢t.—to hear Petitioners 
only, 13 Nov. 

Commodities, foreign, Committee to prepare Bill to afcertain Du- 
ties on them exported and imported, 26 Oét. 

Conference. Vide France. 

— to be defired with Lords, for avoiding Occafions of re- 
viving Differences between Two Houfes, Committee to affign 
Reafons, 18 Nov. Report; Conference defired, agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported, 
19. 

———— incidental Proceedings thereat ; Vote brought from Lords 
by Managers, 10 Nov. 

Converts, Motion for their Encouragement, Orders thereupon, 
13 Nov. Vide Addrefs. 

Cordier. Vide Luzancy. 

Coventry, Petition from, 15 Nov. Vide Wool. 

“a of Juftice. Vide Fees. Grand Committee appointed, 13 

- 

Cowes. Vide Fees. 

Cullen, Lord, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts and Por- 
tions, read, 20 Nov. 

Curriers Petition, 26 O&amp;. Vide Leather. 

Cujioms. Vide Supply. 

Cujiom-houfe Officers. Vide Fees. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 15. A. 1676, 
1677, &amp; 1678. 
AG E, Seckford, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, 
read, 5 Mar. 1676. 
Campion. Vide Privileges. 
Candles ordered, 5 Apr. 
Carmarthen, County, new Writ, 16 Feb. 1676. 
Carr, Sir Robert. Vide Privileges. 
Catechifm. Vide Baptifm. 
Cattle, [rifh, Petition, complaining of vexatious Profecutions for 


feizing them, owned, and referred to Committee; fame Com- 
Vo L. IX. 




















INDEX ¢@ the Nintu Vo LU ME. 








mittee to prepare explanatory Bill to prevent Abufes in im- 

porting them, 7 Mar. 1676. Committees added, 16. Re- 

port; Bill read, 20. Committed, 26. Inftruction to confider, 

‘whether the Laws fhall be perpetual, 27. Bill reported; 

Claufe for making Laws perpetual, read; Bill and Claufe to 

be ingroffed, 28. Read Third time ; Provifo added ; Queftion 

for pafling, Neg. 5 Apr. 

— foreign, Motion for Bill to repeal Laws to prohibit im- 
porting them; Queftions, that House go into Committee 
thereupon ; that Debate be adjourned ; feverally Neg. Quef- 
tion, that Bill be brought in, Affirmative; Refolutions that 

it be a limited Importation, and without Impofition ; Com- 
mittee to prepare Bill, 5 Apr. 

Champarty, ty an capes Bill to prevent them, 
and the buying pretended Rights and Titles, ordered, 15 Mar. 
1677. Read, 20. 

Chancery. Vide Courts, infra, 

Charles |. Vide Supply. 

Cheeke, Thomas, Bill on his behalf, delivered to Speaker, 14 Apr. 
1677. 

Chefier County, new Writ, 28 Jan. 

Children of Englith Subjects, Bill, from Lords, for naturalizing 
thofe born in foreign Countries, 14 Mar. 1676. Read, 21. 
Committed, 24. Reported, and pafled, with Amendments, 
31. Conference, defired by Lords, agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed, 4 Apr. Conference reported; Lords Amendment 
agreed to, Q. 

Chichely, Sir Thomas. Vide Quarrel. 

Church eftablifhed, Danger thereof by Growth of Popery, to be 
confidered, 16 &amp; 21 Mar. 1677. Confidered ; Paper, contain- 
ing Information of feveral Popifh Prietits and Jefuits delivered 
to Speaker; Arnold and Scudamore examined, and thanked ; 
Queftion for adjourning Debate touching Conference with 
Lords thereupon, Neg. Conference to be defired ; Addrefs of 
20 Feb. 1670, with Heads and Reafons, read; Committee to 
confider them, and thereout aflign Reafons for Conference, 
and take Anfwers of Scudamore and Elliot to Paper delivered 
in to Speaker, 27. Committee to fit during Adjournment of 
Houfe ; Committees added, 15 Apr. Report relating to 
Priefis and Chapels in Monmouthfhire—to Juftices of Peace, 
and others, Papifts, or fufpected Papifts, and their Proceed- 
ings in favour of Priefts and Recufants—to Proceedings in 
Exchequer againft Recufants—Members to inquire of Lord 
Chancellor, why Mr. Probert and Mr. Arnold were turned out 
of Commiflion, and acquaint him with Information Houfe has 
received concernin r. Milburne and Mr. Fenwick ; Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for fitting ; impowered to confider 
of fit Profecution againft Perfons mentioned in Report, and 
examine all Matters touching Growth of Popery ; Committees 
added ; all that come to have Voices; Reafons reported ; Con- 
ference to be defired with Lords, 29. 

Churches and Chapels, Bill for Repair thereof, ordered, 22 Feb. 
1676. Read, 1 Mar. Committed; Claufe for Repair of 
Chancels referred ; Infiruction, 3. Bill reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 22. Pafled, 10 Apr. 

Church-rates, {mall Tythes, &amp;c. Bill, from Lords, for Payment 
of them, and paffing Churchwardens Accounts, 26 Mar. 1677. 
Read, and rejeéted, 5 Mar. 1677. 

Churchill, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Cirencefier, Bill from Lords to confirm Agreement concerning 
Executionand Return of Writs within Several Hundreds there- 
of, 12 Mar. Read, 17. 1676. Committed, 2 Apr. 

Clarke. Vide Privileges. 

Clavell. Vide Privileges. 

Clavile. Vide Privileges. 

Clergis, Sir Thomas. Vide Privileges. 

Clerk to inquire after Bill taken out of Houfe, 18 Feb. 1677. 
To prepare Skin of Parchment, with Columns, for Members 
to fubfcribe Proteftation relating thereto, 23.—to give Sheriffs 
Notice to fignify to Members, that they attend the Call of 
Houfe, 27 Mar. 1678.—to prepare Letters for Speaker to fign 
for that Purpofe, 15 Apr.—to deliver Lift of publick Bills de- 
pending, and of thofe fent to Lords, 3 May.— reads a Letter 
from Speaker, 6. 

Clerks. Vide Patrons. 

Clifton, Sarah, Bill, from Lords, to confirm Sale of a Manor 
hereafter to be made, 22 Feb. 1677. Read, and rejected, 2 
Mar. 

Clitheroe, Election, Petition, 1 Mar. 1676. 

Coal Trade, Bill for Eafe thereof, ordered, 22 Feb. 1676. Read, 
9 Mar. Order for Second Reading, 17. Read ; Queftions for 
Commitment and Ingroflment, feverally Neg. 22. 

Committee to prepare Bill for free Exportation of Coal, 

with Claufes for Exportation of Beer, Ale, Mum, and Cyder, 





22 Mar. 1676. Report; Bill read, 21 Feb. 1677. 
Cobham Houfe and Park, Bill, from Lords, to raife Money 
thereon, 14 Apr. 1677. Read, 16. Committed, 29 Jan. 
Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 5, 6, &amp; 7 Feb. 
Committees added, 8. er apd pafied, 11. 


Cocoa. 














INDEX @ the Nintn VoLume. 


Cocoa. Vide Supply. 

Coke, John, Bill, trom Lords, to fupply Defects in a Settlement, 
&amp;e. 30 Mar. 1677. Read, 2 Apr. Committed, 12. Com- 
mittee revived, 5 Feb. Bill reported, and paffed, with Amend- 
ments, 6. Aimendments agreed to by the Lords, 16. 

Commitiees, grand, previous Queftion for naming them, Affir- 
ce lel oa 16 Feb.—All that come to have Voices, 
10 &amp; 22 Feb.*1. 3. 7, 8. 13. 15. &amp; 22 Mar. 2 &amp; § Apr. 15, 
16. &amp; 26 Feb. 4. 11. &amp; 21 Mar. &amp; 29 Apr.—to receive 
Petitions, 17 Feb.—to report Opinion, 19 &amp; 20 Feb. 1. 8, 9. 
24. 27. &amp; 31 Mar. &amp; 29 Apr. Matter, 19 &amp; 20 Feb. 1. 8, 
9. 24. &amp; 31.Mar. &amp; 29 Apr. With Speed, g Feb.—to with- 
draw, 5 Apr.—to proceed to Bufinefs, if Three prefent, 19 &amp; 
23 Feb. 13 &amp; 22 Mar. 8. 15.&amp; 27 Feb. If Five prefent, 7. 
23. &amp; 26 Mar. 12 Apr. 23 May, 29 Jan. 27 Feb. 14 Mar. &amp; 
30 Apr.—Particular adjourned, 23 &amp; 27 Feb. 2. 5, 6. 12.17. 
20, 21. 26. &amp; 28 Mar. 5.7.&amp; 10 Apr. 31 Jan. 5, 6.9. 14. 
18, &amp; 19 eb. 6 &amp; 27 Mer. Revived, 1. 8, 9. 13. 17. 19/21, 
22. 24.&amp; 29 Mar. 3 Apr. 21 May, 29 Jan. 5, 6, 7.9. 12. 20, 
21, 22, 23. &amp; 29 Feb. 1. 7, 8, g. 15. &amp; 21 Mar. 29 Apr. 10. 
&amp; 13 May.—All adjourned, except thofe excepted, 14. 27. 
&amp; 30 Mar.—None to fit till Four o’Clock Afternoon, 13 
Mar.—Chairman called out of Speaker’s Chamber to make 
Reports, § May. ' 

Commodities, foreign, Bill to afcertain Duty on feveral of them, 
ordered, 22 Feb. 1676. ‘To be read, 19 Mar. Read, 22. 
Committed; Infiruéiion relating to feveral imported, not in 
Book of Kates, and to others exported, 30. 

Compton, Six Francis, fupplemental Bill, from Lords, for fettling 
Manor, 26 Mar. 1677. Lead, 28. Committed, 2 Apr. 
Reported, and pafled, o. 

Conferences. Vide Addrefs, Children, Supply, Fifhing, Church, 
and Wool. 

Cooper, Sir Roger and Cecil. Vide Samine. 

Jane, Petition, g Feb. Vide Samine. 

Corfe-Cajile, new Writ, 28 Mar. 1677. 

Cornwall Vide Supply. 

Cottington, Angela a Petition, 1 Feb. 1677. Vide 
Wanklyn. 

Cotton, Sir John, Bill to fell a Meffuage and Lands read, 7 Feb. 
1677. Committed, g. Committees added, 18. Bill reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 19. Pafled, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 
6 Mar. 

Courts of Jufiice, grand Committee appointed, 17 Feb. 

— of Equity, Committee to prepare Bill for regulating Pro- 
ceedings therein, 223, Feb. 1676. Bill read, 7 Feb. 1677. 

Creffett. Vide Privileges. 

Crofby. Vide Privileges. 

Cullen, Lord, Bill to icll Lands for Payment of Debts and Por- 
tions, tendered, 3 Mar. 1676. Read, 7. Committed, 10. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 7 Feb. Paffed, 11. Returned 
from Lords, with Amendments, 12 Mar. Amendinents agreed 
to, 18. 

Curacies. Vide Vicarages. 


Cyder. Vide Cval, fupra. 
30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 16. A. 1678. 


AV FE, Sir Thomas, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for Per- 
formance of his Will, and fettle others, 17 June. Read, 18. 
Committed, 20. Reported, 25. Pafled, 28. 

Champarty, Maintenance, and Embracery, Bill to prevent them, 
and buying pretended Titles, ordered, 25 May. Read, 27. 
Committed, 1 June. Committee revived, and Order for fit- 
ting; Committees added, 1 July. Bill reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 2. 

Chancellor, Lord, Committee to infpeét Lords Journals for Entry 
of his Speech, 23 May.—-His Speech to be read, 28. Read; 
Proceedings thereon, 1 June. 

Cheefe. Vide Butter. 

Cheefemongers, Petition, 18 June. Vide Butter. 

Child, Robert, Bill, from-Lords, for Payment of Debts, and 
Provifion for Wife and Children, 1 July. 

Clerk to blot out Affidavit on fame Paper with a Petition, 30 
May.—to colleét Contribution for Officers of Houfe, and de- 
liver a Lift of abfent Members, 31. 

Clitheroe Ele&amp;tion, Petition, 31 May. 

Clothiers Petition, 10 June. Vide Hamburgh, Co. 

Committees, grand, appointed, 23, May. 

all that come to have Voices, 23 &amp; 30 May, 4, 5. 11, 12. 

19. &amp; 25 June.—to report Opinion, 23 &amp; 28 May, &amp; 6 June. 

—Matter, 23 &amp; 28, &amp; 6 June.—to proceed to Bufinefs, if 

Three prefent, 23 May, 22 June, &amp; 11 July. If Five prefent, 

24, 25. 27, &amp; 28 May.—particular revived, 31 May, 1. 5. 12. 

22.&amp; 28 June,1 &amp; 6 July. Adjourned, 8. 11. 15.17. 20, &amp; 

21 June.—All adjourned, except thofe excepted, 4 June. 

Revived, 5—-None, except grand Committees, to fit in Houfe 

during this Sitting, 20 June. 


Conference. Vide Supply, Kellfhall, Wool, Keels, and Bills. 








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defired by Lords, upon Matters of great Concern, agreed 
to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 20 
June. 

~——— incidental Proceedings thereat ; additional Manager to 
have Notice, that he may prepare himfelf for free Conference, 
27 June. 


. Courts of Juftice, grand Committee appointed, 23 May. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 17. A. 1678. 


YANDLES ordered, 21 Dee. 
Canterbury, Dean of, defired to preach, 23 O&amp;. Thanked, 6 
Nov. 

Cattaway. Vide Addrefs. 

Chezele, Mr. Vide Plot. 

Children. Vide Recujants. 

Clerk of Crown to take care Writs are delivered to Sheriffs, 21 
Oct.—to attend, 30. Vide Writs——to bring in Lift of Juttices 
of Peace in Commiffion, and thofe put out, within laft Seven 
Years, 8. 12. &amp; 15 Nov. 

of Houfe to tranfmit Papers to a Committee, 31 O&amp;. 

——-- of Council to deliver Papers to Clerk of Houfe, 31 O&amp;. 
—to attend with Mr. Harcourt’s Papers, and ail others, re- 
lating to Plot; Two of Mr. Harcourt’s Letters prefented, 2 
Nov. Vide Harcourt. 

Coleman. Vide Plot. 

Committees, grand, appointed, 21 Oct. 

all that come to have Voices, 21 &amp; 24 O¢t—to report 
Opinion, 21 &amp; 25 Oct. 19. 23. 25. &amp; 28 Dec. Matter, 21 
Oct. &amp; 19 Dec.—to proceed to Bufinefs, if Three prefent, 21 
&amp; 28 Oct. 1. 9. 14, 15, 16. 21, 22. 28. &amp; 30 Nov. 2, 3. 11. 
&amp; 19 Dec.—if Five prefent, 29 &amp; 31 Oct. 1, 2. 6,7. 19. 21, 
22. &amp; 25 Nov. &amp; 21 Dec. If Two prefent, 23 Dec.—To 
fit de die in diem, 29 Ott. 9 &amp; 26 Dec.—to withdraw, 24, 
25. &amp; 28 Od. &amp; 1 Nov. Particular revived, 25 &amp; 29 Oét. 
1. 23. 26. &amp; 28 Dec. Adjourned, 29 O¢t. Five to be a 
Quorum, 8 Nov. 

Commodities, French. Vide Supply. 

Conference. Vide Plot, Houfe, Oaths, Addrefs, Papijfis, Army. 

——-— defired by Lords, concerning Matters of Confequence, 
neceflary for Houfe to know, 2 Noy. Vide IZoufe.—coneern- 
ing Bufinefs of Importance, 9 Dec. Vide Arny.—Manage- 
ment recommended to Care of One Member, 26. 

--- incidental Proceedings thereat; Addrefs communicated 
to Lords by Managers, 28 Nov. 

Confiables, and other Pertons, to aflift Serjeant in executing an 
Order, 23 Oct. 

Courts of Juftice, grand Committee appointed, 21 Ot. 








31° Car. II. Parl. 3. Sef 1. d. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


ALNE Eleétion, Petition, 19 Mar. 
Cambridge, Town, Eleétion, Petition, 29 Mar. 

Camelford, new Writ, 24 Mar. 

Cardiff, Borough, Election, Petition, ig Mar. ~ 

Carriages, Committee to prepare Bill to provide them in Royal 
Progrefs and Removals, 20 May. 

Cajileton, Committee to examine Information againft him, 12 
Apr. Report, and Order for his Difcharge, 15. 

Catherine a Ship, Petition of divers Merchants, 13 May. Vide 
Roydon. 

Cattle, foreign, At againft Importation of them, and of Fith 
taken by Foreigners, to be contidered in Committee of whole 
Houfe, 2 &amp; 8 Apr. Report referred; Infiruction to confider 
what Laws are fit to be continued, and hear the Complaints of 
Hackney Coachmen; Committees added, 2.—Aét confi- 
dered, 8 &amp; 10. Report of ‘Refolution ; Committee to pre- 
pare Bill, 10. Report; Bill prefented, 3 May. Read, 6. 
Order for Second Reading, 12. Committed; Queftion, 
that all that come have Voices, Neg. Order, that no Mem- 
bers be added to Committee, 13. Bill to be reported, 15. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 17. Order for Third Read- 
ing, 22. 

Chancellor, Lord, his Speech to be confidered, 30 Apr. ; 

Clare, Mr. to attend Committee of Secrecy from time to time, 
4 Apr.—to take care of fuing out and profecuting the Com- 
miffion for trying Mr. Reading before Lords are tried, 10. 

Cloth, Bill for exporting it to Turky, read, 25 Apr. Committed, 
17 May. Committee revived, and Order for fitting ; Com- 
mittees added ; all that come to have Voices, 23. 7 

broad, Bill for regulating Manufacture thereof in Welt 
Riding of Yorkfhire, read, 21 May. 

Committees, grand, appointed, 18 Mar.—All that come to have 
Voices, 18 Mar. 2. 12, &amp; go Apr. 1, 2, 3. 5. 13. &amp; 23 
May.—to report Opinion, 18 &amp; 22 Mar. § &amp; 12 Apr. 1, 2. 
5. &amp; 21 May. Matter, 18 Mar. 8. 12. &amp; 30 Apr. 2 &amp; 13 
May. Fatt, 5 &amp; 21 May.—to withdraw, 12 Apr. 5 &amp; 20 
May.—to proceed to Bufinefs, if Five prefent, 19 &amp; 22 Mar. 
28 &amp; 30 Apr. If Three prefent, 20. 22. &amp; 25 Mar. 7.°10- 


12. 























12. &amp; 27 Apr. 6.8, 9, 10,11. &amp; 24 May. If Two prefent, 
29 Mar. 16 Apr. &amp; 20 May.—to fit die in diem, 20 Mar. 
28 Apr. 1. 5. 12. &amp; 22 May.—particular revived, 26 &amp; 27 
Mar. 15,16. 25. &amp; 28 Apr. 1. 3. 5. 9. 21. &amp; 23 May.—All 
adjourned, except thofe excepted, 24 Mar. 5. 16, &amp; 17 Apr. 
Revived, 7. 10. 17. &amp; 22 Apr. 15 &amp; 26 May.—to receive 
Petitions one Day only, 29 Mar. Have Liberty to divide a 
Bill into feveral, 5 Apr.—Have Leave to fit from time to time 
during the Sitting of Houfe, 15 &amp; 22 Apr.—have Liberty 
to choofe a Solicitor, and defire Affiftance of any Member, 
22.—not to make a Report till after Ten o’Clock, 5 May.— 
Order that no more Members be added to a Committee, 13. 
Committee of Secrecy appointed, 20. Vide Powys and Danby. 

Conference, Vide Danby, Supply, Liberty, Powys, and Tryals. 

defired by Lords, Meflenger dif{miffed without Anfwer ; 
Conference difagreed to, as eg eager the Subject- 
matter not being exprefled, 22 Mar. Committee to fearch 
Precedents concerning Queftions afked at Conferences, 10 May. 

—-— incidental Proceedings thereat; Managers deliver a 
Meflaye to Lords, 24 Apr. ; 

Convocation, Bill, from Lords, to difable Perfons, not having 
taken Oaths, from fitting therein, 27 Mar. To be read, 28. 
Read, 3 Apr. Committed, 8. Committees added, 12. Bill 
reported, and re-committed, 22. 

Corfe-Castle Election, Petition, 19 Mar. Report; Mayor or- 
dered into Cuttody ; Return to be amended, 12 Apr. Amend- 
ed,14. Mayor reprimanded, and difcharged, on his Petition, 
12 May. 

Coventry Eleétion, Petition, 20 Mar. 

Courts of Juttice, grand Committee appointed, 18 Mar. 

Craggs, Jof. Bill to fell a Meflage for Payment of Legacies, 
read, 7 May. Comunitted, 17. 

Curfing. Vide Swearing. 


gr &amp; 32° Car. I. Parl. 4. Sef. 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 


YA NE-bottomed Chairs, Petition againfl making them, Qref- 
tion for referring to Committee on Woollen Manufacture, 
Neg. 27 Nov. 

Cann, Sir Robert, Houfe informed that he bad declared pub- 
lickly, there was no Popifh, but a Prefbyterian, Plot; Witnefs 
examined; Sir Robert heard, aud withdraws; brought in, 
and reprehended on his Knees, for reflecting Expreflions 
againfi anotier Member; withdraws; Matter further conti- 
dered ; expelled, and committed to the Tower, 28 Oct. His 
Petition, and Order for his Difcharge, 8 Nov. 

Carew, Henry, a Frier in Orders, Information given, that he had 
been Surveyor of Cufioms in England for feveral Years ; Matter 
referred to Cominittee, 21 Dec. Vide Plot. 

John, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Elections, 25 Oct. 

Cafks. Vide Veffels. 

Cajile, Captain. Vide Privileges. 

Cattle, \rith, Bill to prohibit Importation of them, read, 
2 Nov. Committed ; Claufe ordered, 3. Bill to be reported, 6. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 8. Pafled, 10. Agreed to by 
Lord, 13. 

Scotch, Committee to prepare Bill againft Importation 
of them, 4 Nov. Bill prefented ; Queftion for reading, Neg. 
11. Read, 15. Committed, 20. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 20 Dec. Paffed, 3 Jan. 

Chichefler, new Writ, 23 Dec. 

Chifenhale, Sir Edward, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, 
read, 11 Dec. Committed; Infiruction; Mr. Plaitin to have 
Notice to attend Committee, 20. 

Chitty. Vide Privileges. 

Clare, Mr. Money iflued for Lords Tryals to be depofited in his 
Hands, 12 Nov. 

Clark, Wm. Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Elections, 25 O&amp;t. 

Clerk to give Receipt for Papers to Clerk of Lords Houfe, 28 O&amp;. 
—to attend a Committee de die in diem, 29 Nov.—-to deliver 
Letters to Attorney-general, 18 Dec. 

Clitheroe, new Writ, 28 O&amp;. 

Cloth, Bill for exporting it, and other Woollen Manufactures, to 
Turkey, read, 6 Nov. Order for Second Reading, 3 Dec. 
Read; Debate thereon, 13. 

Coinage, Committee to prepare Bill for regulating it, and con- 
tinuing the Law relating thereto, 9 Dec. 

Coleman. Vide Privileges. 

Colleton, Sir Peter, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Eleétions, 25 Oct. 

Collins, John, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Elections, 26 Oct. 

Colt, Mr. Vide Privileges. 











Committees, grand, appointed, 25 Oct.—All that come to have 
Voices, 25 &amp; 27 Oct. 4 &amp; 20 Nov. g. 16,17. &amp; 21 Dec. 
5 &amp; 7 Jan.—to report Opinion, 25 Oét. 8, 9. 13. 25, 26. &amp; 
29 Nov. 8. 16, 17. 21. &amp; 24 Dec. 5, 7, &amp; 8 Jan. Matter, 

Vou, IX. 





INDEX %# the Nrntu Votvume. 


25 Oct. 8. &amp; 13 Nov. 8.16, 17. 21. &amp; 24 Dec. 7&amp;8 Jan — 
To withdraw, 16 &amp; 17 Dec.—To proceed to Bufinefs, if Three 
refent, 26 &amp; go Ott. 2, 3, 4.6.9, 10. 13. 17. 19. 23. &amp; 29 
Nov. g. 16, 17,18. &amp; 20 Dec. 6, 7,&amp; 8 Jan. If Five prefent, 
27 Oct. 13.17. 23. 25. &amp; 29 Nov. 8, 9.&amp; 24 Dec. 3 &amp; 8 Jan. 
If Two prefent, 27 Oct. 26 Nov. &amp; 15 Dec. If Seven prefent, 
18 Dec.—particular adjourned, 28 Oct. 1 &amp; 25 Nov. 4. 6, 7. 
15.&amp; 17 Dec. Revived, 30 Oct. 2. 4. 8, g, 12. 15. 19. 22, 
23. 26, &amp; 27 Nov. 3. 8.9. 11. 13, 14. 23. &amp; 30 Dec. 3, 4. &amp; 
8 Jan.—aAll adjourned, except thofe excepted, 28 Od. 11 &amp; 
17. Nov. Revived, 30 O&amp;t. &amp; 18 Nov. —to fit de die in diem, 
30 Oct. 24 Nov. 24 Dec. &amp; 3 Jan.—impowered to fend for 
Perfons, Papers, and Records, 4. 8. &amp; 30 Nov.—To reduce 
Two Bills into One, or put them into more,22 Nov. Clerk of 
Houfe to attend a Committee de de in diem, 29.—Perton, to 
be named to Speaker, ordered into Cuttody, for refufing to 
attend Committee, 29.—to adjourn to what Plaees they fhall 
think fit, 16 Dec.--To fit during the Sitting of Houfe, 20. 

Conference. Vide Ireland. 

Coning. Vide Addrefs, Ireland. 

Convicis, Popith, Committee to examine what are in Newgate, 
&amp;e. 8 Jan. 

Cooke, Wm. Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Elections, 25 O&amp;t. 

Corporations, Committee to prepare Bill to repeal Law for regu- 
lating them, 24 Dec. Committed, 6 Jan. 

Cottington, Charles, Petition, 17 Dec. Vide Courts ecclefiaftical. 

Coventry Election, Petition, 27 O&amp;t. 

Courtney, Humphry, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Eleétions, 25 Od. 

Court of Marches. Vide Wales, 

Courts of Juftice, grand Committee appointed, 25 O&amp;. 

ecclefiattical, Petition againft feveral Proceedings therein, 
referred to Committee ; Committee to receive all other Com- 
plaints, and prepare Bill for regulating them, 16 Dec. Peti- 
tions prefented and referred, 17 &amp; 24. Committees added, 24. 

Cowdin, Jof. Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts and Por- 
tions, read, 20 Dec. Committed; Inftruétion, 24. Com- 
mittees added, 7 Jan. 

Cowding. Vide Bexhill. 

Cricklade, new Writ, 10 Nov. 

Crouch, Mr. Committee to fearch his Papers ; himfelf and Son 
to attend, 18 Noy. 

Cumberland Eleétion, Petition, 3 Nov. 

Cujioms, Vote that Commiflioners, and other Officers, have 
wilfully broken the Law prohibiting Importation of French 
Commodities ; future Breaches to be queftioned in Parliament, 
10 Jan. 





3° Car. I. Parl. 5. Sef. 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 
HRIST-CHURCH Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 


Committees, grand, appointed, 24 Mar.—All that come to 
have Voices, 24.—To report Opinion; Matter, 24.—to pro- 
ceed to Bufinefs, if Three prefent, 25. If Five prefent, 2 
&amp; 26. ' 

Courts of Juftice, grand Committee appointed, 24 Mar.—Vote, 
that for any inferior Court to proceed againft a Perfon im- 
peached in Parliament, is a Breach of Privilege, 26. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. WI. Parl. 1. Sef. 1. 
&amp; 1687. 


ADMAN, Thomas, and others, Petition, 6 June. 
Hackney Coaches. 

Callicoes. Vide Supply. 

Callington Eleé¢tion, Petitions, 23 May, and 3 June. Clerk of 
Crown to attend with Return, 3 &amp; 4 June. Return produced; 
Motion for new Writ; Speaker to write to Member, and 
require {peedy Anfwer, 6. 

Calne Eleétion, Petition, 23 May. Hearing deferred, 13 June, 

Camelford, new Writ, 24 June. 

Carriages, Bill to provide them for Royal Progrefs and Removals, 
read, 26 May. Committed, 3 June. Reported; Claufes 
added; Bill to be ingroffed, 4. Pafied, 6. Agreed to by 
Lords, 17. ; 

Bill to provide them for Navy and Ordnance, ordered, 
4 June. Read, 6. Committed, 11. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 13. Paffed,15. Agreed to by Lords, 17, 

Cajileman, Jonathan, Petition for Bill to charge Lands with 
Portions, and reétify a Miftake in a Settlement, Bill ordered, 
17 Nov. Prefented, 19. 

Catlyn, Sir Nevill, 25 June. Vide Cleveland. 

Chapmen, petty. Vide Hawkers. : 

Charters, Royal, Debate, touching feveral fuppofed to be granted 
to Boroughs, adjourned, 27 May. 

Chatham. Vide Rochefter. ’ 

Chelfea Hofpital, Part of what fhall arife for licenfing Hackney 

oaches to be applied thereto, 4 June. Vide Hackney Coaches. 
Chefler 


A. 1685, 1686, 


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IN DEX @ the NintTH VOLUME. 


Chefter County, Election, Petition, 30 May. 

‘Chippenham, new Writ, 4 Aug. 

Chipping-wicomb Eleétion Petition, 30 May. 

Church, eftablifhed, Motion for preferving it, referred to grand 
Committee for Religion, 26 May. Report of Refolutions ; 
previous Queftions for agreeing thereto, Neg. ; Refolution, 
that Houfe intirely relies on King’s repeated Declaration to 
fupport it, 27. 

Cirencefter Election, Petition 23 May. Order for hearing, 11 
June. 

Clapham, Six Chriftopher, Petition, 16 June. Vide Cleveland, 
infra, 

Cleveland, Earl of, Petition for Bill to revive Acts for Relief of 
his Creditors, Bill ordered, 1 June. Prefented, 3. Read, 5. 
Committed, 6. Petitions prefented, and referred, 11. 10. 22, 
23.&amp; 25. Committees added, 16. 

Cockermouth Election, Petition, 25 May. 

Coinage, Bill to revive Aét concerning it, ordered, 30 May. 
Read, 3 June. Committed, 5, 6.&amp; 22. Reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 23. Pafled, 24. Agreed to by Lords, 26. 

Colchejier Election, Petition, 3 June. 

Colt, John Dutton, Petition rejected, 27 May. 

Committees, grand, appointed, 22 May.—All that come to have 
Voices, 22 May, 3. 5- 11. 18. 29, &amp; 30 June.—to report 
Opinion, 22. 26, &amp; 27 May, 1. 11. 16, 19. 22. 24, &amp; 25 June. 
Matter, 22 &amp; 27 May, 1. 11. 16. 19. 22. 24, &amp; 25 June.—to 
withdraw, 13 June—Particular revived, 30 May, 15. 22, 23. 
&amp; 26 June, 13 &amp; 19 Nov. Adjourned, 10 &amp; 22 June.—Ail 
adjourned, except thofe excepted, 2. 13. &amp; 27 June. Revived, 
4-15. 27,28, &amp; go June, &amp; 16 Nov.—lVo proceed to Bufinefs, 
if Five prefent, 26 &amp; 27 May, 1 &amp; 17 June, 14 &amp; 17 Nov. If 
Seven prefent, 26 May. If Three prefent, 4. 16, 17. &amp; 26 June. 
If Eight prefent, 4, 5, 6.11.16 19. 22.25. &amp; 30 June. 

Cooke, Younger, Petition for Bill to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, Bill ordered, 5 June. To be read, 16. Read, 17. 
Committed, 25. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 1 July. Order 
for Third Reading, 14 &amp; 17 Nov. 

John, offenfive Words taken down in Writing, heard, 
and ordered to withdraw; Debate thereon ; committed to the 
Tower, 18 Nov. 

Corn. Vide Wool. 

Cornwall. Vide Supply. 

new Writ, 4 Aug. 

Courts of Juftice, grand Committee appointed, 22 May. 

Cricklade Eleétion, and double Return, Petition, 23 May. Report 
touching Return, 26. Further Report; Return to be amended, 
io June. Amended, 11. 

Cropper, Thomas, and others, Petition, 4 June. Vide Hackney 
Coaches, 

Cutwork. Vide Bone-lace. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl, 2. Sef:7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


ARTMOUTH, Petition from, 17 Apr. Vide Trade. 
Davies, and others, Petition, 18 Feb. Vide Cattle. 

Dawes, Sir Thomas, Petition of his Creditors, to be read, 
7 Apr. Read, and referred to a Committee, 8. Committees 
added, a. 

Dawfon. Vide Privileges. 

Deacon. Vide Privileges. 

Dean Forett, Petition of Freeholders and Inhabitants, owned, 
and referred to Committee, 12 Nov. Report; Commiflioners 
of Trealury to be defired to ftay Proceedings at Law, 15. Be 
defired to move King to order fuch Stay, 18. Committees 
added, 26. Lord Chief Baron to be defired to expedite Tryal ; 
Papers concerning Commoners, to be re-delivered to Chair- 
man of the Committee ; Report to be made, 11 Feb. Made; 
fame Committee to prepare Bill for Prefervation of Timber 
therein, 12. Committees added, 12 &amp; 15. Committee re- 
vived, 12. 15.&amp; 22. Bill recommended to care of one Mem- 
ber, 12. Woodwards and Verdurers of New Foreft to attend 
Committee; Committees to put Laws in Execution, 15, 
Order for fitting, 22. For reading Bill, 26. Bill read, 27. 
Committed to fame Committee; Committees added, 28. 
Bill to be reported, 1 Apr. Reported ; Amendment re-com- 
mitted; Committee revived; Order for fitting, expediting 
Report, and preparing a Claufe, 2. Claufe reported ; Quefiion 
for agreeing thereto, Neg. Provifoes agreed to; Committee 
to prepare Provifo touching Coal Mines, and Quarries of 
Grindftone; Queftion, that Sir John Wintour be heard at 
Bar, Neg. Bill to be ingrofled, 6. Order for Third Reading, 

Claufe to prevent firing young Woods, ordered, 15. 
Provifoes added ; Bill paffed, 16. Witneffes and Members 
of Long Robe, have Leave to attend Lords, 23. Bill agreed 
to by them, 8 May. 

Debtors. Vide London. 

Bill for their Relief, read, 15 O&amp;. Committed; In- 


ftruétion, 25. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 14 Dec. Provifo 
added; Bill paffed, 18. 














Dedimus poteftatem, Writs of, for taking Oaths, to be fent to 
Sheriffs, with Direétions to fee them executed, 15 Od. 

Deeping Fens, Bill for draining them to be read, 3 Mar. Read, 
4. Committed, 19. Committees added, 10 Apr. Bill reported, 
and to be ingrofféd, 27. Provifo added ; Bill paffed, 20. 

Dover Pier, Committee to infpeét Act touching Repair thereof, 
and inquire into Money raifed for fitting out Buffes, and for 
Relief of Poor in Time of the Plague, 5 Dec. Revived, and 
Order for fitting, 17 Dec. &amp; 27 Mar. 

Drivers. Vide pt Naat 

Duels, Bill to prevent them, read, 14 O&amp;. Committed, 21. 

Dunkirk, Committee to inquire into Sale thereof, and whether 
any Money was paid into private Hands, 17 O¢t. 

Durdant. Vide Privileges. 

Durham, Bithop of, Bill to leafe Lead Mines for Three Lives, 
read, 17 O&amp;. Committed, 22. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
29. Keturned from Lords, with Amendments, 29 Novy. 
Amendments agreed to, 6 Dec. 

Bill for electing Members for the County, to be read, 10 

Dec. Read, 13. Committed, 13 Feb. Committees added, 26. 

Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, g Mar. Order for Third 

Reading, 16. Read; Queftion for pafling, Neg. 26. 


21° Car. Ul. Parl. 2. Sef: 8. A. 1669. 


DERBY. Vide Privileges. 
Davifon. Vide Privileges. 
Devizes, new Writ, 19 O&amp;. 
Difiillers Petitions, 12 &amp; 17 Noy. Vide Supply. 
Downe, Earl of. Vide Lee. 
Duffield Frith, Bill to coniirm Inclofures of Part thereof, read, and 
rejected, 25 Nov. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef 9. A. 1660, 
1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


DARTMovTH, new Writ, 25 Nov. 

Davis. Vide Privileges. 

Davifon, Thomas, Bill to fe!! Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 
19 Feb. 1669. Committed, 25. Committees added, 1 Mar. 
Bill reported, and to be ingroffed, 15. Pafled, 17. Agreed 
to by Lords, o Apr. 

Dawes, Sir John, Petition referred to Committee, 24 Nov. 1670. 
Committees added, 25 &amp; 26. Report; Clerk to deliver to 
him Tallies mentioned therein, g Dec. __ 

Debtors, Bill, from Lords, for their Relief, 30 Mar. 1671. Read, 
3 Apr. Committed; Committee impowered to prepare Clautfe 
relating to binding poor Children Apprentices, 10, Committees 
added, 11. Amendments agreed to by Lords, co. 

Deeds. Vide Regifiry. 

Deeping Fens, Bill for draining them, read, 2 Mar. 1669. Order 
for Second Reading, 4. Committed, 5. Order tor Third 
Reading, 11 &amp; 12. Read, 14. Debate thereon adjourned, 
14&amp;15. Refumed; Provifo added; Bill paffed, 17. 

Derby County, Election, Petition, 10 Dec. Withdrawn, Wit- 
neffes difcharged from Attendance, 4 Feb. 

Devon, new Writ, 18 Jan. 

Dighy. Vide Privileges. 

Dijtitlers Petition, 26 Feb. Vide Supply. 

Dover Pier, Bill for repairing it, ordered, 17 Feb, 1669.— 
Motion for Bill to continue former Act for Repair thereof; 
anuther Motion for Account of Monies raifed thereon, re- 
ferred to a Committce, 18. Report; Refolution thereupon, 
29 Mar. Vide Addrefs—Another Committee to examine 
Account returned by virtue of King’s Commiflion, 23 Feb. 
1670. Committces added, 6 Mar. &amp; 14 Apr. 

Doughty. Vide 4 

Downe, Earl of. Vide Lee. 

Downton, new Writ, 7 Nov. Petition withdrawn; Witnefles 
difcharged from Attendance, 6 Feb. 

Drew. Vide Privileges. 

Duffield Frith, Billto confirm a Decree concerning the Settlement 
thereof, read, 15 Nov. 1670. Committed, 18. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 23. 

Dunwich, new Writs, 10 Mar. 1669. &amp; 1 Dec. 1670. Matter 
touching Eleétion, referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Eleétions; Perfons returned to forbear fitting till Eleétion 
determined, 9 Jan. Report to be made, 23. Made of a Mittake 
in Order ; Committee to examine touching double Return, 
and former Order to be reétified, 24. Report, that Return 
was not double, and Mr. Wood ought to fit till Merits de- 
termined, 25. 

Durant. Vide Privileges. 


25° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


[4ARTMOUTH, new Writ, 6 Feb. Eleétion, Petition, 18. 

Davill. Vide Privileges. ; 

Debtors, Petition for explanatory Bill for their further Relief, 
Bill ordered, 28 Mar. saat 

















INDE X oo th Nintu Votume. 


Deeds. Vide Exceptions. 

Dissenters, Protestant, Bill for their Ease, ordered, 14 Feb. 
Heads to be considered in Committee of whole House, 14. 18, 
10, 20. 22. 25 &amp; 26. Considered; Report of Progress, 19 
&amp; 20. Heads reported, Bill to be prepared by a Committee and 
recommended to Care of one Member, 27. Read, 6 Mar. 
Committed; Debate thereon adjourned, 7. Resumed, Order 
for sitting of Committee, 10. Bill reported; Proviso referred 
to sane Committee ; Order for sitting, 13. Proviso reported ; 
Bil! to be ingrossed, 17. Passed, 19. House put Lords in 
mind of Bill, 24. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments in part disagreed to; Conference to be desired ; 
Committee to assign Reasons, 28. Report; Conference de- 
sired, and agreed to; another Conference, desired by Lords, 
agreed to, held, and reported, 29. 

——— Bill for disabling them to sit in Parliament, ordered, 10 
Mar. Presented, 17. 

Dover, new Writ, 6 Feb. Election; Petitions, 14. 

Durham, Bill to enable the County to send Knights and Bur- 
gesses to Parliament, ordered, 28 Feb. Read, 1 Mar. Read 
Second time, 8. Committed, 10. To be reported, 14. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrossed, 17. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 12. A. 1673, § 1674. 
DE BT ORS, insolvent, Bill for their Relief, read, 28 Jan. 
( 


Jommitted ; Instruction, 7 Feb. Three to be a Quorum, 
20. 

Distillers Petition, 24 Feb. Vide Brandy. 

Dover Election, Petition, 7 Jan. Report; Return to be amend- 
ed, 16. Complaint of pressing Men to prevent their Votes, 
and other Miscarriages, to be considered, 16 &amp; 21. Consi- 
dered; Resolution thereupon, 22. Vide L/ections. 

Drake, Sir Francis, Bill, from Lords, to confirm Leases, and 
settle Jointure and Provision for younger Children, read, 28 
Jan. Committed, 31. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 11 
Feb. Passed, 13. 

Dutch, Copies of a Letter and Articles on their behalf, and of 
Memorials of Spanish Embassador, with King’s Answer, to be 
considered ; Entrance of them in Journals to be suspended, 2 
Jan. Considered; previous Question for Address, to be in- 
formed, whether the Advice expected, is to relate to a sepa- 
rate or a joint Peace, Neg. 26. Resolution, that King be ad- 
vised to proceed in a Treaty, 27. Debate on that Vote ad- 
journed, 28. Resumed; Lords Concurrence thereto desired, 
29. Vide Address, 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 13. A. 1675. 


ALMAHOY. Vide Privileges. 

Danby, Earl of, Charge against him, presented and read, 
26 Apr. To be considered, Head by Head, 26, 27, 28, 20, 
&amp; 90. Considered, 27, 28, &amp; 30 Apr. &amp; 3 May. Patents 
relating to Customs and Excise, and for Disposal of those Re- 
venues by Lord Treasurer, to be brought in; Chancellor of 
Exchequer desired to be present, or order his Secretary to at- 
tend, 26 Apr. First Article, and Patent to Mr. Mountney, 
real; Mr. Mountney, and several Members, heard ; Ques- 
tion, that there is fit Matter in this Article for Lmpeachment, 
Neg. Patent touching farming the Excise, read, Debate there- 
on adjourned, and Chancellor of Exchequer desired to be pre- 
sent, 27, Debate resumed ; Question, that this Patent is fit 
Ground for Impeachment, Neg. 28. Order for Attendance 
of Lord Mayor, and other Witnesses, 29. Messenger to in- 
quire, whether Salter had been at home since Summons left at 
his House; Second Article read ; Twelve Questions proposed, 
in Writing, to be demanded of Lord Mayor, one only agreed 
to; Question, that he have a Chair to sit down at Bar, Affir- 
mative; called in, and answers the Question, 30. Residue 
of Articles read; Questions, that there is fit Matter for an 
Lmpeachinent in them, severally Neg. 3 May. 

Davyes, Alexander, Bill to seii Lands for Payment of Debts, 
read, 28 Apr. Committed, 4 May. Reported, and to be 
ingrossed, 17. Sent to Lords, 21. 

Dean Vorest, Bill for Preservation of Timber therein, read, 5 
May. Committed, 10. Comunittees added, 21 &amp; 31. 

Debtors, insolvent, Bill for their Relict, read, 6 May. Com- 
mitted, 12. Committees added, 14. Committee revived, and 
Order for sitting, 19 &amp; 21. ‘ 

Debis, Billto recover Debis due upon Bonds and Bills, read, 28 
Apr. Committed, 7 May. 

Delays. Vide Suits. 

Devizes, new Writ, 13 Apr. 

Devon, Petition from, 30 Apr, Vide Aulnage. 

Doleman, Sir Thomas, Petition to be read, 3 May. Read, 4. 

Deyley, Sir Wm. Vide Privileges. 

Dunbar, Vide Privileges. 

Durham County and City, Debate about issuing Writs for them, 
referred to Committee of Privileges, 13 Apr. Report, 14 


VoL. IX, 


May. Consideration of special Matter, relating to the Cit 
adjourned, 14 May, &amp; 3 June. ‘ . mae 
County, new Writ, 14 May. 





27° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 14. A. 1675. 


D4 V ID, Jacob, Bill for naturalizing him, and others, read, 
11 Nov. Parties take Oaths, 6. 9. 11. 15.-&amp; 18. Bill 
comunitted, 16. . 

Davyes, Alexander, Bill to raise Money for Payment of Debts, 
read, 21 Oct. Committed, 25. Reported, and to be in- 
grossed, 13 Nov. Passed, 16. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Debtors, insolvent, Bill for their Relief, read, 3 Nov. Order for 
Second Reading, 15. Question for it, Neg. Bill committed, 16. 

Decardonell. Vide Privileges. 

Delays. Vide Suits. 

Derwent River, Bill to make it navigable, ordered, 2 Nov. Read, 
6. Committed, 8. 

Dorset, new Writ, 13 Oct. 

Durham County, new Writ, 13 Oct. 

Duels, Committee to prepare Bill to prevent them, 25 Oct. 


28° 20° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Séss. 15. 
A. 1676, 1677, &amp; 1678. 


AV ID, Jacob, Bill for naturalizing him, and others, read, 
_ 23 Feb. 1676. Committed, 3 Mar. Parties take Oaths, 
6, 7, 8. 10. 13. &amp; 20. Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 
12. Passed, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 7 Apr. 

Debtors, insolvent, Bill for their Relief, read, 10 Mar. 1676. 
Committed, 14. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 16 Apr. 
Passed, 12 Feb. 1677. Returned from Logds, with Amend- 
ments, 4 May, 1678. 

Deer-stealing, Bill to prevent it, read, 21 Mar. 1677. 

Delays. Vide Suits. 

Dennis, Benjamin, Petition, 24 Mar. 1676. Vide Hamburgh. 

Derwent, Bill to make it navigable, presented, 3 Mar. 1676. 
Read, 6. 

Deverell. Vide Privileges. 

Diamonds, rough. Vide Commodities foreign. 

Dikin. Vide Privileges. 

Dissenters, Protestant, Information given, that several are return- 
ed into Exchequer as Popish Recusants convict, and Process 
issued against them, and ‘I'wo-thirds of their Estates levied, 
Committee to inquire into the Matter, and consider how to 

. distinguish between Popish Recusants and other Dissenters, 
16 Mar. 1677. 

Dorchester, new Writ, 16 Feb. 1676. 

Dorset, new Writ, 28 Mar. 1677. Election, and double Return, 
Petition, 21 May. Report, Election declared void,—new 
Writ, 15 Feb. 

Durham City, Motion for new Writ; Doubt arising upon 
Act, Committee of Privileges and Elections to inspect it, 9 
Mar. 1676.—To report with Speed, g Feb. Report; Writ 
ordered, 25. Election, Petition, 15 Apr. 1678. 

Dutch Powers to conclude defensive Treaty, secret Articles, and 
States Power to conclude it, presented, 29 Apr. 1678. Vide 

Treaties. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 16. A. 1678. 


EBTORS, insolvent, Bill for their Relief, ordered, 25 
May. Read,27. Committed, 28. Reported, and to be 
ingrossed, 10 June. Order for Third Reading, 19. Read ; 
Debate thereon adjourned, 24. Resumed; Bill passed, 3 
July. Returned irom Lords with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, 12. 
Deer, Bill, from Lords, to prevent unlawful destroying them, 2 
July. Read; Question tor Second Reading, Neg. 12. 
Durham City Election, Petition, 23 May. 


30° Car. II. Parl 2. Sess. 17. A. 1678. 


ANBY, Earl of, his Letters to Mr. Mountague read; pre- 
vious Question, that there is sufficient Matter of Impeach- 
ment against him, Affirmative; Committee to prepare Ar- 
ticles; Letters to be delivered to them, and entered in Journal, 
19 Dec. Articles reported; Question for Reecommitment, 
Neg. to be ingrossed; Clause of saving Liberty, ordered ; 
Articles to be sent to Lords, 21. Clause read, and to be in- 
grossed; a Committce to examine ingrossed Articles with 
Paper-draught; Report; Articles sent to Lords, 23. 
Deane. Vide Privileges. 
Douglas, Ensign, Information given concerning him by Sir Ger- 
vis Elwes ; Sir Gervis to inquire in the Hall after informer ; 
Information to be entered in Journals, 28 Nov. __ 
Downton, new Writ, 21 Oct. Election, Petition, 7 Nov. 
Dunwich, new Writ, 1 Nov. Election, Petition, 28. 
Durham County Election, Petition, 21 Oct. 
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IN DE X 60 the 


5° Cor. UL. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


AN.BY, Earl of, House put Lords in mind of Impeachinent 
against him; Committee of Secrecy to prepare further Ar- 
ticles, 20 Mar. Oates’s Information referred, 21. Message 
to Lords, reminding them of last Message, and demanding, 
that he may be sequestered from Parliament, and committed to 
safe Custody, 22 &amp; 24. Conference desired by Lords, Mes- 
senger dismissed without Answer; Conference disagreed to, 
as unparliamentary ; another Conference, desired by Lords, 
touching Earl of Danby, agreed to, Managers appointed, Con- 
ference held, and reported ; Report to be considered ; a Com- 
mittee to inquire into Manner of suing forth his Pardon, 22. 
Report, Resolution thereupon. Vide Address. Message to 
Lords, demanding Justice against him; their Answers, 24 &amp; 
25. Message from Lords, acquainting Louse they had sent 
him to the Tower, 16 Apr. A Committce of Secrecy to pre- 
pare Evidence against him ; Instruction to draw up further Ar- 
ticles, as they shall see Cause ; to sit de die in diem, 17. Have 
Leave to sit from time to time, sitting the House ; to choose a 
Sollicitor, and desire the assistance of any Member, 22. His 
Viea, sent from Lords, considered, and referred; Lnstruction 
io inquire into Precedents relating to his Pardon, and how ob- 
tained ; Committees added; Order for sitting of Committee, 
! Report; Message to Lords, desiring them to demand, 
whether he will abide by his Plea, 28. His Answer; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 3 May. Resumed ; Kesolutions, that the 
Pardon is illegal, and void, that House will demand Judgment; 
Committee to assign Reasons for the Resolutions, and prepare 
a Form of Words; Form reported ; Judgment demanded, 5. 
Order of Lords, relating to him, communicated by a Message, 
7. Conference, desired by Lords, to communicate Contents 
of his Petition, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference 
held, and reported; Order thereupon. Vide Conferences. 
Members of Long Robe to prepare themselves with Reasons 
against his Plea, 10. Committee to inspect Journals of both 
Houses, and take Account of all Proceedings on the Impeach- 
ment, and Bill against him, 22. Their Report, 23. 

———— Committee to prepare Bill of Attainder against him, 25 
Mar. Bill read, 26. Committed; Instruction to bring in 
Clause touching ‘Trusts relating to him, and to incapacitate 
him from receiving Pardon, unless particularly named in an 
Act of Parliament, 27. Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 29. 
Passed, 1 Apr. Conference, desired by Lords thereupon, 
agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and re- 
ported ; Bill brought down, with Amendments, 4. Amend- 
ments to be considered, 4 &amp; 5. Considered, and in part dis- 
agreed to; Committee to assign Reasons, 7. Committees 
added; Report; Conference desired, and agreed to; Mana- 
gers appointed ; another Conference, desired by Lords, agreed 
to, Managers appointed, Conference held, and reported; Re- 
port to be considered, 8. Considered ; Lords Amendments dis- 
agreed to; Committee to assign Reasons; free Conference de- 
sired, and agreed to, g. Managers appointed, free Confe- 
rence held, and reported ; Report to be drawn up in Writing; 
Managers to inspect Lords Journals, for Entries touching Com- 
mitinents of Persons impeached; another free Conference de- 
sired by Lords, agreed to, Managers appointed, free Confe- 
rence held, and reported ; Report to be considered, and pre- 
sented, fairly written, 10. Presented; Lords Amendinents con- 
sidered; Llouse adhere to the Words of the Bill; another free 
Conterence, desired with Lords thereupon, agreed to; Com- 
mittee to assign Reasons, Managers appointed, free Conference 
held, and reported, 12. Another free Conference desired by 
Lords, agreed to, Managers appointed ; free Conference held, 
and reported ; Lords Amendments agreed to, 14. 

---—— Bill, from Lords, to banish and disable him, read ; Ques- 
tion for Second Reading, Neg. rejected, 27 Mar. 

Deane, Sir Autony. Vide Pepys. 

Denbigh Election, Petition, 26 Mar. 

Devizes Election, Petition, 22 Mar. 

Dover Election aud double Return, Petition, 21 Mar, 
1 Apr. 

Drake, John, and others, Bill, from Lords, to confirm Leases, 
and enable Sir Francis to make Jointure, and raise Portions, 
read, 8 May. Read twice, and passed, g. 

Drunkenness. Vide Swearing. 

Durham County Election, Petition; a Committee to examine 
the Misdemeanor of High Sheriff, 26 Mar. Committees added, 
12 Apr. 


oO. 
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Report, 


31° &amp; 32° Car. II. Parl. 4. Sess. 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 


D4 NGERFIELD. Vide Plot, Address. 

— to have the Benefit of printing his Information re- 
lating to Plot, g Nov. Committee to consider of his Pardon, 
and Allowances, 29. Revived, impewered to send for Per- 
sons, Papers, and Records, 30. 

Dare, Thomas, Prisoner in Execution at King’s Suit, to be 


NiIntH VoLuME. 


brought to Bar by Sheriff, 13 Nov. 
thereupon, 26. Vide Address. 

Daczies, Sir John, Parties examined touching his Proceedings in 
prosecuting the Plot in Ireland, 24 Dee. Vide Ireland. 

Day, Mr. to be brought in Custody of Serjeant to Bar; Com- 
mittee to search his Papers and former Lodgings; examine: : 
Order for his Continuance in Custody, and that no Person have 
Access to him, but such as bring Necessarics, 9 Dee. 
mined again, 190. Discharged, 11. 

Dean, John, Petition, referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Elections, 26 Oct. ; 

Debauchery. Vide Atheism. 

Deering, Sir Edward. Vide Privileges. 

Denis. Vide Plot. Was Leave to print his Narrative of the 
Plot, 23 Dee. 

Devizes Election, Petition, 1 Nov. 

Dissenters, Protestant, Vote, that Acts against Popish Reeusants 
ought not to extend to them; Committee to prepare Bill for 

tepeal of Act 35 Eliz. Cap.1. 6 Nov. Report, Bill read, 
23. Read Second time, and to be inerossed, 24. Passed 
teturned from Lords, with Amendments, 15 Dee. 
ments agreed to, 16, 

-——— Committee to prepare Bill for exempting them from cer- 
tain Penalties, 24 Nov. Bill read, 16 Dee. Order for Se- 
cond Reading, 20, 21. &amp; 23. Comnunitted, 24. 

Committee to prepare Bill for uniting them to established 
Church, 3 Nov. Bill read, 16 Dec. Order for Seeond 
Reading, 20. Committed, 21. Order for sitting of Com- 
mittce, 24. 

Bill, from Lords, to distinguish them from Popish Re- 
cusants, 3 Jan. 

—-— Vote, that prosecuting them upon penal Laws is a Griev- 
ance, 10 Jan. 

Dove, Dr. desired to preach, 28 Oct. 

Downey. Vide Ireland. 

Dugdale, Mr. to attend, 27 Oct. Vide Plot, Address. 
Leave to print his Information of the Plot, 15 Nov. 


His Petition, Resolution 


Exa- 


2 
9 2b, 


Amend- 


Thanked, 6 Novy. 


Mas 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sess. 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


AN BY, Earl of, Committee to inspect Journals of last Par- 
liament, relating to Impeachment against him; Repost; 
House put Lords in mind of Judgment formerly demanded, 
and desire a Day may be appointed for it, 25 Mar. 
Denbigh County, Election, Petition to be heard at Bar, 24 Mar. 
Devizes Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 
Dissenters, Protestant, Bill for uniting them, ordered, 26 Mar. 
1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. II. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. 
A. 1685, 1086, &amp; 1687. 


ARTMOUTTI Election, Petition, 30 May. 
Debtors, insolvent, Petition ; Bill for their Relief, ordered, 
15 June. To be read, 2 tead, 26. Comunitted ; another 
sill to same Purport committed ; Bills to be reduced into one ; 
Instruction, 1 July. 

——— Bill for their Relief and Discharge, read, 26 June. Com- 
mitted, 1 July. Vide supra. 

Devon Election, Petition, 2 June. 

Dufay, James, Bill, from Lords, for naturalizing him, and others, 
i2 June. Parties take Oaths, 12, 13. 16, 17. &amp; 10. Bill 
read, 13. Committed, 22. Reported, 24. Passed, 25. 

Durham, John, and others, Petition, 4 June. Vide Hackney 
Coaches. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 
KA MES. Vide Ireland. 


gast India Prizes. Vide Prize Ships. 

Elections and Privileges, Committee appointed, 14 Oct. Com- 

mittees added, 15, 16, 17. 22. &amp; 31 Oct. 4. 7. 12. 14, 
15, 16. 18, 19. 21. &amp; 23 Dec. &amp; 10 Feb. — controverted, 
teports and Hearings. Vide Peterborough, IHaverford-west, 
Weymouth, and Great Grimsby.—Netuins to be questioued in 
Fourteen Days; Members returned for ‘Two or more Places, 
to make Election within Three Wecks, 14 Oct.—A_ Person 
returned, to sit till Election determined, 12 Nov. 

Error, Writs of. Vide Exchequer, infra. 

Escapes. Vide Debtors. 

Exchequer Debts, Bill for assigning them, read, 15 Oct. Com- 
mitted, 30. Reported, and re-committed, 7 Noy. Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for sitting, 7 &amp; 14. Instruction, 
7. Bill passed, 20. ' 

— Bill for determining Writs of Error brought therein, 
read, 27 Nov. Read Second time, and to be ingrossed, 2 
Dec. Passed, 4 Mar. Sent to Lords, 11. Agreed to by 
them, 18. 

Excise, Petition of Farmers in London, Middlesex, and Surry ; 
Question for referring it to a Committec, Neg. 4 Nov. ' 

Exeter, Petition from, 13 Apr. Vide Trade. 


7 21° 








SS 


21° Car. I]. Parl, 2. Sess. 8. A. 16609. 


[, LECTIONS and Privileges, Commttee appointed, 19 Oct. 

~ Committes added, 4. 8, 9. 11, 12, 13. 18. 22, 23, 24 &amp; 
27 Nov. 2,3, &amp; 4 Dec.—-have Leave to sit during Adjourn- 
nent, 13 Nov.—Matters depending, adjourned, 7. Dec.— 
Controverted Reports. Vide 4gmondesham, Evesham, Bridg- 
water, and Tamworth—Right of Election determined, viz. 
}°&gt;eshan—Returns to be questioned in Fourteen Days—Mem- 
bers returned for Two or more Places, to make Election within 
‘Three Weeks, 19 Oct.—Persons, returned in double Returns, 
to forbear sitting till Matter determined, 3 Nov.—Debate, 
touching making void Elections procured by Money or Enter- 
tainnients, adjourned, 6. 

———. Committce to prepare Bill to regulate Elections; Bill 
recommended to Care of ‘Two Members, 25 Oct. Read, 8. 
Committed, 8 Dec. 

Estimate. Vide Accounts. 

Evesham, new Writ, 19 Oct. Election, Petition, 3 Nov. Re-« 
port to be made, 20. Made; Right of Election determined ; 
—new Writ; Mayor ordered into Custody, 22. Reprimanded, 
and discharged, 24. 

Luchequer, Court of. Vide Affidavits. 

Ewise, Petition of Farmers referred to Committee; Petitioners, 
Merchants, and King’s Counsel, to attend them, 30 Oct. 
Other Petitions presented, and referred, 9.12. &amp; 17 Nov. &amp; 
§ Dec. Instruction ; Committees added, 9. Noy. Order for 
sitting, 13 &amp; 17 Nov. &amp; 8 Dec. Parties to attend, 13 &amp; 17 
Nov. Committee adjourned, 17. Revived, 7 Dec. 

Evtortion, Committee to prepare Bill to make it more penal ; 
Bill recommended to care of one Member, 29 Noy. Order 
for sitting, and expediting Bill, 8 Dee. 


22” 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. 
A, 1009, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


ECTIONS and Privileges, Committee appointed ; to 
receive Petitions, 14 Feb. Committees added, 3. 12. 15, 

16. 21, 22. &amp; 24 Mar. 18. 22, &amp; 23 Nov. 8 13. &amp; 15 
Dec. 10. 18.&amp; 25 Jan. 3 &amp; 7 Feb. 11.21, 22. &amp; 24 Mar. 
18&amp; 22 Nov. 8.13. 15.18. &amp; 25 Dee. 7 Jan. &amp; 11 Mar. 
Order for sitting, 22 Mar. 13 Dec. &amp; 30 Mar.—controverted, 
Reports and Hearings. Vide Tamworth, Agmondesham, Mid- 
hurst, Seaford, Derby County, Dunwick, and Cirencester. — 
Right of Election determined, viz. Seaford.—Rceturns to be 
questioned in Fourteen Days—Members, returned for ‘Two 
or more Places, to make Election within Three Weeks, 14 
Feb.—Persons, returned in double Returns, not to sit till 
Election determined, g Jan, 1670.—Vote, that sending Pa- 
pers to pre-engage Electors before Writ issued, or threatening 
them, is a Violation of the Right of Elections, 18. 

Evesham, new Writ, 14 Feb. 1669. 

Excise, Petition of Farmers, 26 Feb. 1669. Vide Supply. 

Evecutions. Vide Sutts. 


25° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess.10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


VASTLAND. Vide Greenland. 
“  Lastlow, new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Edwards. Vide Banks. 

Elections, Motion, touching undue issuing of Writs, and irregu- 
Jar Returns thereupon, since last Session, laid aside, till Speaker 
approved, 4 Feb. ‘To be considered; Persons, so returned, 
to forbear sitting till Matter determined, 5. Question, that 
Cominittee be appointed to inspect Precedents, Neg. Matter 
at large debated ; general Opinion, that, during Continuance 
of Parliament, the Right of issuing Writs is in House; Reso- 
lution thereupon, 6.—Committee of Privileges and Elections 
appointed, and to receive Petitions, 7—Committees added, 
13, 14, 15. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. 24. &amp; 27. All that come 
to have Voices, 27. All Matters deferred, and Parties dis- 
charged from Attendance till after Recess, 26 Mar.—Contro- 
verted, Reports and Hearings. Vide Chippenham, Chipping- 
wicomb, Chester, Wendover, Hythe, Malton, Suffolk, and Thirsk. 
—lKceturns to be questioned in Fourteen Days—Persons, re- 
turned for Two or more Places, to make Election within 
‘Three Weeks, 7 Feb.—-Complaint of Sheriff of Suffolk ; Or- 
der for his making Return, 1 Mar. Vide Suffolk. 

~—— Bill to prevent Abuses therein, read, 5 Feb; Commit- 
ted, 13. Reported, 21 Mar. Additional Clause considered, 
and re-committed, 24¢ Reported; Bill and Clause to be in- 
grossed, 26. 

Elways, Sir Jon, Bill, from Lords, to sell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, 25 Mar. 

Exception in a Deed, Bill from Lords, declaring Extent thereof, 

_ read twice, and committed, 26 Mar. Passed, 28, 

Eveise. Vide Supply. 

Exeter, Bill for uniting Parishes therein, presented, 19 Mar. 
Read, 20. Committed, 22. 

new Writ, 20 Oct. 

Vou, IX. 


Sess. 9. 





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25° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sess. 11. A. 1673. 


ZiLECTI ONS and Privileges, Committee appointed ; to 
receive Petitions, 30 Oct.—controverted. Vide Suffolk.— 
Returns to be questioned in Fourteen Days—Persons, return- 
ed for Two or more Places, to make Election within Three 
Weceks—Vote, that Member duly returned, notwithstanding 
Election controverted, ought to sit—a Person, sitting as a 
Member, excepted against, withdraws, 90. 


Exeter Writ, 27 Oct. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. IT. Parl. 2. Sess. 12. 
A. 1673, &amp; 1674. 


LECTIONS and Privileges, Committee appointed, 7 Jan. 

Hearings deferred, Causes to be heard in Priority ; Parties to 
prepare Counsel and Witnesses, 28. Committee adjourned, 5 
Feb.—controverted, Reports, and Hearings: Vide Hunting- 
don County, Chichester, Aldborough, Malmesbury, Bucrough- 
bridge, Chipping-wicomb, York City, Castlerising, Thirsk, Suf- 
folk, Dover, and Hythe—Returns to be questioned in Four- 
teen Days—Persons, returned for ‘Two or more Places, to 
make Election within Three Weeks, 7 Jan. 

Committee to prepare Bill to regulate Elections, 22 Jan. 
Revived, and Order for sitting, 5 Feb. Bill read, 12. Com- 
mitted, 16. 

Exactions, illegal, Bill to prevent them, read, 6 Feb. Commit- 
ted, 9. ‘To be reported, 14 &amp; 20. Reported, and to be in- 
grossed, 21. 

Eveter, Bill for uniting Parishes therein, read, and withdrawn, 
as brought in without Leave, and levying a Tax—new Bill 
ordered, 22 Jan, Read, 23, Committed; Committee to sum- 
mon Parties interested, 5 Feb. 





27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 13. A. 1675. 
KG ERTON Vide Privileges. 


Elections and Privileges, Committee appointed, 13 Apr. Im- 
powered to sit on a particular Day, 16.—controverted, Re- 
ports and Hearings. Vide Newark, Aldborough, Norfolk, 
STythe, Lynn, Newcastle under Line, Grimsby, ‘Malmesbury, 
Thirsk, ikon, Clithero, and Bath.—Returns to be questioned 
in Fourteen Days; Members, returned for Two or more 
Places, to make Election within Three Weeks, 13 Apr. 

— Bill to regulate Elections, read, 23 Apr. 

Elwyn. Vide Privileges. 

Endfield. Vide Privileges. 

Essex, Petitions from, 15 &amp; 30 Apr. Vide Aulnage. 
LEvactions, illegal, Bill to prevent them, ordered, 17 Apr. Read, 

19. Committed, 26. 

Excheguer, Chancellor of, desired to be present, when Patents, 
relating to Customs and Excise, are delivered, 26 Apr. 





27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 14. A. 1675. 


E AS T India Company, Petition complaining of them,g Nov. 
Vide Wool. 

Elections and Privileges, Committee appointed ; to receive Peti- 
tions, 13, Oct.—controverted, Reports and Hearings. Vide 
Tiverton, Bath, Clitheroe, Hertford, Malton, and Eye.—Re- 
turns to be questioned in Fourteen Days—Members, returned 
for ‘Two or more Piaces, to make Election within Three 
Weeks, 13.—Paper, containing Form of a Vote concerning 
Expences at Elections, read, and referred to the Committee, 
12 Nov. Order for their proceeding, and reporting, 20. 

——— Committee to prepare Bill for regulating Elections, 
12 Nov. 

Ely, Petition of Dean and Chapter, and Tenants, for Bill to con- 
firm Decree made between them; Bill read, 1g Nov. 

Lixactions, illegal, Bill to prevent them, read, 18 Oct. Com- 
mitted, 21. ‘I'o be reported, 10 Nov. Reported, and to be 
ingrossed, 12. 

Excise and Hearth-money, Committee to examine Instructions 
sent into the Country relating thereto, 10 Nov. 

Eye, new Writ, 13 Oct. Complaint that Sheriff had not 
returned it; Sheriff to attend, 10 Noy. Messenger to be 
recalled, 11. Election, Petition, 12. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 15.. 
A. 1676, 1677, &amp; 1678. 


kA STLOW, new Writ, 22 Feb. 1676. 

Elections and Privileges, Committee appointed; to receive 
Petitions, 17 Feb.—Reports to be made, 15. 23. &amp; 31 Mar. 
&amp; 4 May. Order for sitting of Committee, 21. Hearings 
deferred; Chairman to give Parties Notice, appoint Days, 
and issue Summons accordingly, 27 Mar. &amp; 11 Apr.— 
To be called from Speaker's Chamber to make Reports ; Ques- 
tion for hearing them, Neg. 8 May.—controverted, Reports 
and Hearings. Vide Clitheroe, Bewdley, York City, Berwick 

upon 








INDE X 


upon Tweed, Plympton, Dorset, Haverford-west, Winchelsea, 
dye, Bridport, Newport, Westbury, Weobly, Litchfield, Gran- 
tham, New Malton, Abingdon, Durham City, Radnor County. 
—Returns to be questioned in Fourteen Days—Members, 
returned for Two or more Places, to make Election within 
Three Weeks, 17 Feb.—Clause to prevent Bribery and 
excessive Drinking at Elections, read, and referred to the 
Committee, 19. Report; Clause to be entered, from time to 
time, among the standing Instructions to Committee, 2 Apr. 
—Notice to be given to a Sheriff to expedite an Election, 27 
Feb. 1676.—Motion about Petition of a Sheriff exhibited to 
the Committee, setting forth, that he is duly elected for a 
Town in the County, having himself returned another, Reso- 
lution that Petition be rejected, 27 Mar. 1676. 

-~——~ Bill to regulate Elections, read, 15 Feb. 1676. Com- 
mitted, 19. 

Embracery. Vide Champerty. 

Empire, declaratory Articles as to all Places thereof, presented, 
29 Apr. 1678. Vide Treaties. 

Estimates. Vide Accounts. 

Evactions, illegal, Dill to prevent them, read, 19 Feb. 
mitted, 22. 

Excise. Vide Supply. 

Executors, and Administrators of Executors in their own Wrong, 
Bill, from Lords, for Creditors to recover Debts of them, 12 
Mar. 1677. Read, 8 May. 1678. 

Lye Election, Report, 12 Feb. 1677. 


Com- 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 16. A. 1678. 
Et ECTIONS and Privileges, Committee appointed; Order 


against excessive Drinking at Elections, read, to be stand- 
ing Instruction to Committee, and commence from 2 Apr. 
1677, 23 May.—controverted, Reports and Hearings. Vide 
Grantham, Shrewsbury, Haverford-wes!, Litchfield, Lancaster 
County, Berwick upon Tweed, Ashburton, Clithero, and Liver- 
poole.—Returns to be questioned in Fourtcen Days—Mem- 
bers, returned for Two or more Places, to make Election 
within Three Weeks, 23. 

Embracery. Vide Champerty. 

Executors, and Administrators of Executors in their own Wrong, 
Bill, from Lords, to recover Debts from them, 8 June. Read, 
28. Committed, 1 July. Reported, and passed, with Amend- 
ments, 8. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 11. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 17. A. 1678. 


Vy LECTIONS and Privileges, Committee appointed, 21 Oct. 
Adjourned, 29 Oct. &amp; 6 Dec.—controveried, Reports and 
Hearmygs. Vide Berks, Durham County, Plympton, Aldbo- 
rough, Newport, Haverford-west, Ashburton, Northampton 
Town, Southampton Town, Downton, Dunwick.—Returns to 
be questioned in Fourteen Days—Members, returned for ‘Two 
or more Places, to make Election within ‘Three Wecks—Or- 
der against excessive Drinking at Elections, read; Resolution 
that it be a standing Lhstruction to Committee, and to com- 
mence from 2 Apr. 1677, 21 Oct. 
Lye, new Writ, 21 Oct. 


31° Car. I. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 
FA ST LOW F¥lection, Petition, 19 Mar. 
I 


Sdeyn. Vide Privileges. 

Elections: and Privileges, Committee appointed, 18 Mar. In- 
struction to examine all undue Practices in any Elections, 19. 
Order for their sitting, 29 Mar. &amp; 17 Apr. ‘To receive Peti- 
tions one Day only, 29 Mar. Committee adgled, 8 Apr. All 
Hearings suspended, 14. Chairman to make special Report 
of Miscarriages of returning Officers, as well in Elections 
already examined, as those to be examined, 17 May. Reports 
to be made, 17. 20. &amp; 23.—controverted, Reports and Hear- 
ings. Vide Norfolk, Bewdley, East Grinstead, Buckingham 
Borough, Aldborough, Seaford, Saltash, Corffe-Casile, New 
Windsor, Southwark, Southampton ‘Vown, Higham Lerrers, 
Malden, Monigomery Borough, Ashburton, Brecon Borough, 
Rochester, Berwick upon Tweed, Shoreham, Portsmouth, Ll- 
chester, Cardiff Borough, Eastlow, Shaftesbury, Lancaster 
County, Calne, Wiggan, Haverford-west, Westminster, New- 
port, Bridgwater, Coventry, New Radnor, Westlow, Dover, 
Huntingdon Borough, Devises, Wilts, Denbigh Town, St. 
Edmunds Bury, Durham County, Leicester County, Bridg- 
north, Queenborough, Guildjord, Andover, Warwick County, 
Cambridge ‘Town, and Tregoney.— Right of determined. Vide 
New Windsor, East Grinstead, Aldborough, and Bewdley.— 
Returns to be questioned in Fourteen Days.—Persons, doubly 
returned, not to sit till Return determined, unless returned in 
all Indentutes~ Members, retarned tor Two or more Places, 
to make Election within Three Weeks, 18 Mar.—-Make Elec- 
tion, 19 &amp; 24 Mar. 2 &amp; 14 Apr.—Coimmittee to search Jour- 
nals for Precedents for punishing Officers for false Returns, 


to the NINTH VOLUME.’ 


1 May.—Sheriff ordered into Custody for refusing to return a 

Writ, 12. ; 

Committee to prepare Bill to regulate Elections; In- 
struction touching the Judgment given in the Case of Sir 
Samuel Barnardiston, 26 Mar. Report; Bill read, 3 Apr. 
Committed ; Committee at Liberty to divide the Bill into 
several, 5. Revived, and Order for sitting; Committees 

added, Instruction concerning Sir Samuel Barnardiston, 1 May, 
To sit de die in diem, 2. 

Everard, Mr. Vide Plot and Robinson. 

Exactions, iliegal, Bill to prevent them, ordered, 23 Apr. Read, 
25. Committed, 1 May. 

Excise, Petition complaining of Farmers and Collectors, Com- 
mittee to inspect Laws relating thereto, and consider of Abuses, 
16 May. List of Farmers to 1672, ordered; Members fog 
London to give the Officer Notice, 2 


31° &amp; 32° Car. II. Parl. 4. Sess. 1. 
A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 


‘LDE. Vide Privileges. 

Elections and Privileges, Committee appointed, 25 Oct— 
controverted, Reports and Hearings.  Nide New Hindsor 
Haslemere, Westminster, Monmouth worough, Westbury, New 
Radnor, Eye, Agmondesham, Rygate, Bristol, Great Marlow, 
Steyning, St. Michael, Montgomery Town, Coveniry, Kelling- 
ton, Haverford-west, Devizes, Honiton, Hi allingford, Saltash, 
Hast Grinstead, Cumberland, and Pool—Right of Election 
determined. Vide New Windsor, Monmouth Borough, Agmon- 
desham, and Great Marlow.— Persons, doubly returned, not to 
sit till Return determined—Keturns to be questioned in Four- 
teen Days—Meinbers, returned for Two or more Places, to 
make Election within Three Weeks, 25 Oct.—Make Elce- 
tion, 18 Nov. 

——— Comiunittee to prepare Bill to regulate Elections; In- 
struction to prepare Clause, that au Action of the Case may 
be brought tor Damages for undue Keturns, 26 Oct. Order 
for presenting, 3 Nov. Bill read, 10. Order for Second 
Reading, 15. Committed ; another Bill referred ; Cominit- 

tee to reduce the Bills into one, or put them into move, 22. 

Committees added, 27 Dec. &amp; 3 Jan. Bill reported; Clause 
recommitted ; Order for sitting of Committee ; Comimittecs 
added, 3. 

Bill to prevent Bribery and Debauchery in Elections, 
read, 11 Noy. Order for Second Reading, 15. Read, Se- 
cond time, and referred to Committee, 22. Vide supra. 

Lilers, Peter, Bill for naturalizing him, and others, read, 2 Dee. 
Parties take Oaths, 27. Nov. 2. 6,7, 8 11. 13.16. &amp; 21 
Dec. Names to be inserted, 6, 7, 8. 11.13.17. &amp; 21 Dec. 
Bill committed, 10. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 21, 
assed, 3 Jan. ‘. 

Ells, Lieutenant, to be sent for in Custody, to answer Mr. 
Dugdale’s Charge against hiin, 3 Nov. j 

Emerton, John, Petition, 17 Dec. Vide Courts Ecclesiastical 

Hveringham. Vide Privileges. 

Evaction, illegal, of Money, Comittee to prepare Bill to make 
it high Treason, 17 Dee. 

Hye Election, Petition 28 Oct. Report; Return to be amend- 
ed; a Comunittce io examine Abuses in Elections, and other- 

Wise, 9 Dec. Return amended, 10. 


Lyles. Vide Privileges. 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sess. 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 
ELECTIONS and Privileges, Commtttee appointed. 24 Mar. 


—controverted, Reports and Licarings. Vide Ashburton, 
Bristol, Denbigh County, Southwark, Portsmouth, Buckingham 
Borough, Lon, Haslemere, Mitchell, Andover, Aemondesham, 
Devizes, Tamworth, Litchfield, Christchurch, Westlow, Lye, 
Worcester City, Penryn, Stockbridge, Banbury, Martbore: uh, 
Montgomery ‘own, Ludgershall, ttchester, Bridport, Denbigh 
County, Truro, New Sarum, Leskard, and Sumerset.—Versons 
doubly returned, to withdraw—-Members, returned for Two 
or more Places, to make Election within Three Weeks, 22 
Mar.— Make Election, 24 &amp; 26. Places thanked, that elected 
Members without Charge, 25.— Persons, Papers, and Records, 
to be sent for in Elections to be heard at Bar, 28. 

Faun Election, Petition to be heard at Bar, 24 Mar. 
Eye Election, Petition, 24 Mar, 


wa &amp; os Joc. Ul. Pari. 1. 
A. 1685, 1686, &amp; 1687. 


LECTIONS and Privileges, Committee appointed, 22 May. 
Adjourned, 10 June. Order for sitting to be affixed in 
Lobby. 16 Nov.—conmtroverted, Reports and Hearings. Vide 
Cirencester, Northampton County, Montgomery Borough, Crick 
lade, Buckingham Borough, ‘Thetjord, Colne, Nezwecasile under 
Lyne, New Malton, Wallingford, Reading, iVhitchurch, York 
City, Higham Ferrers, Callington, Berks, Bridport, Last 
Grinstead, 


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Grinftead, Ludgerfhall, Barnftable, Melcomb Regis, Agmon- 
doen, Nase Litchfield. Wells, Cockermouth, Tenn, 
Northampton Town, Scarborough, Lewis, Stockbridge, Mal- 
mefbury, Gloucefter County, Chefer County, Chipping-wicombe, 
Grantham, Dartmouth, Peterborough, Taviftock, Lancafter 
County, St. Alban’s, oy Wotton Baffeti, Boffiney, Sand- 
wich, Aylefbury, Devon, Plympton, Colchefter, Great Marlow, 
and Ilchefer—Right of Election determined, viz. Montgo- 
mery Borough, aid Thetiord—Perfons, returned on double 
Returns, to withdraw till Returns determined—Returns to be 
queiiioned in Fourteen Days—Members, returned for Two or 
more Places, to make Eleétion within Three Weeks, 22 
May. Make Election, 27 &amp; 30 May, 2 &amp; 12 June.—Debate, 
touching Charters, altermg the antient Manner of Elections, 
adjourned, 27 May.—Refoiutions, that no returning Officer 
can return himfelt—that no Officer, to whom the Precept 
ought to be direcied, is capable of being eleGted for the Bo- 
rough of which he is Officer, 2 June. 

Embroidery. Vide Bonelace. 

Ejjelbron, Jobn, Bill, from Lords, to naturalize him, and others, 
i June. Read, 3. Committed, 5. Reported, and pafled, 6. 

Effex, new Writ, 9 Nov. : 

Excife. Vide Supply. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 
VALLON. Vide Trade. 


Fane, Sir Vere, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Eleétions, 22 O&amp;t. 

Fees, Bill for afcertaining them, read, 26 O&amp;. Committed ; 
Inftruétion, 30.—None due for Orders or Writs of Elections 
upon Admilfion of Members, 30 Mar. 

Felion, Sir Henry. Vide Privileges. 

Fitton, Alexander, Petition, 12 Dec. Vide Lords. 

Flufhing, Petition from Prifoners there, Refolution thereupon, 
27 Nov. Vide Addrefs. 

Ford, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Foreft, New. Vide Addrefs, Timber. ! 

Fowler, Richard, Bill to enable him to receive Rents, to be 
read, 7 Apr. Read, 8. Order for Second Reading, 17. 
Committed, and recommended to Care of one Member; In- 
firuétion, 18. Claufe of {pecial Recommendation to be omit- 
ted, and Member added to Committee at large; Committee 
revived, and Order for fitting, 25. Bill reported; Proviloes 
added; Sir Richard Temple to be heard as to his Claim, 1 


May. 
21° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seff8. A. 1660. 


EES of Cuftom-houfe Officers 4 Jac. Motion for examin- 
ing and fetiling them, referred to Committee ; Inftruction, 

11 Nov. Petition prefented, and referred, 24. Comunittes 

added, 24 Nov. &amp; 8 Dee. 

in Offices, Committee to prepare Bill to afcertain them ; 
Bill recommended to Care of one Member, 29 Nov. 

Felons, Bill for difcovering and punifhing them, ordered, 8 Dec. 

Filmer, Mr. Attorney-general defired to preter an Infermation 
againft him, for bailing a Perfon who had aflaulted a Member, 
20 Nov. Vide Privileges. at, 

Fitzharris, Sir Edward, Petition, with Paper annexed, Peti- 
tioner owns them; examined thereupon, 25 Nov. Vide 
Orrery. 

Flint County, new Writ, 19 O&amp;. 

——— Serjeant, a Member, complained of, for detaining a 
Writ for an Election; Witnefs examined; Mr. Flint ordered 
to withdraw, called in to his Place, reprehended, and excufed, 
22 Nov. 

~~ Sir Reynold, Petition for Bill to de-afforeft Hamilton 

thafe, Bill ordered, 19 Nov. 

Frizes and Cottons, Bill for manufaéturing them in Brecknock- 

fhire, read, 11 Novy. Committed, 4 Dec. 


22°, 23°, 24°, &amp; 25°Car. II. Parl.2. Sefi9. A. 1669, 
1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


fra LMOUTH, Bill for making a Quay within the Harbour, 

read, 2 Mar. 1669.. Order for Second Reading, 4 &amp; 5. 

Committed; Infiruétion, 7. To be reported, 15. Reported, 

and to be ingrofled,17. Pafled, 18. Returned from Lords, 

ba An.endments, 23 Nov. Amendments agreed to, 14 
ec. 

Fane, Sir Francis. Vide Firbeck, infra. 

Farewell. Vide Routh. 

Feefarm Rents. Vide Rents. 

Fees, Petitions, complaining of illegal Exactions in Out-ports, 
referred to Committee, 25 Feb. 1669. Committees added, 
23 &amp; 29 Mar.&amp; 10 Nov. Queftion for hearing Report, Neg. 
26 Mar. Report debated, and re-committed ; Committee re. 
vived, and Order for fitting ; Infiruétion, 28. Report of fe- 
vrs bh 5 of Fees, to be ingroffed, figned by Speaker, and 

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INDEX @o th NintH Votume. 


attefted by Clerk, 11 Apr. Committee revivéd, and Order 
for fitting, 17 Nov. . 

Feltmakers Petition, 25 Nov. 1670. Vide Supply. 

Fenwick, Sir Wm. Vide Privileges. 

Fines and Forfeitures, Bill for collecting them, read, 15 Mar. 1670. 
Committed, 20. Committee revived, atid Order for fitting, 
30. Bill to be reported, 5. Apr. Reported; Provifoes for 
faving Rights of Corporations, and making Bill temporary, 
added ; Bill to be ingroffed, 6. Paffed, 8. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments, 17. Amendments agreed to, i8. 

Firbeck, Bill, from Lords, to fell the Manor, for Payment of 
Debts, to be read, ig Mar. 1669. Read, 21. Committed, 
22. Reported, 26. Paffed, 29. 

Fifhery. Vide Supply. 

Fitzjames Sir John, Bill for Co-heirs to fell Lands for Payment 
ot Debts, committed, 21 Nov. Committee revived, and Or- 
der for fitting, 29. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 5 Dec. 
Ge 8. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 24 

an. 

Flax. Vide Hemp. 

Forder. Vide Privileges. 

Forfeitures. Vide Fines, fupra. 

Franklyn. Vide Privileges. 

Fujiians, foreign. Vide Supply. 


5°Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


WIRE. Vide Hoole. 
Fletcher. Vide Privileges. 
Folio. Vide Privileges. 
Fojier. Vide Privileges. 
Frofby Vide Privileges. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi1i. A. 1673. 


VAST, Motion for Petition to King for it, Form thereof 
read; Debate; Refolution thereupon, 31 O@. Vide Ad- 


drefs. 
25° &amp; 26°Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi 12. A. 1673, 1674. 


AST, Petition for it, read, and agreed to; Lords Concur- 
rence defired, and fignified, 12 Jan. King’s Anfwer, 15. 


27° Car. II. Parl 2. Seffi13. A. 1675. 
AGG, Sir John. Vide Privileges. 


Famine. Vide Privileges. 

Faunt, Mr. Petition, 4 May. Vide Prettyman. 

Fidge. Vide Privileges. 

Fines and Recoveries, Bill for Affurance of Perfons claiming un- 
der them, read, 22 Apr. Committed, 23. Committees add- 
ed, 28. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 6 May. Paffed, 
26. Sent to Lords, 1 June. 

Fowlks. Vide Privileges. 

Foy, new Writ, 6 May. 

France, Trade therewith. Vide Aulnage. 

Frauds and Perjuries, Bill, from Lords, to prevent them, 12 May. 
Read, 26. 

Frontin. Vide Rufell. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 14. A. 1675. 


Fre E'S, Petition, complaining of extraordinary Exa¢tion there- 

of at feveral Out-ports, referred to Committee, 4 Nov. 

— of Courts of Juftice, and Officers of inferior Courts, 
Bill for their Regulation, ordered, 17 Nov. 

Finch, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Fines and Recoveries, Bill for Affurance of Perfons claiming un- 
der them, ordered, 25 Oct. Read, 27. Committed, 6 Nov. 

Fifhing, Bill for Prefervation thereof in feveral Rivers, read, 21 
Oét. Committed, 26. To be reported, 10 Nov. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 11. Order for Third Reading, 15. Paff- 
ed, 16. 

France, Committee to confider Trade therewith, 18 O&amp;. Re- 
port to be made, 25. Made, 27. Further Confideration ad- 
journed, 27 Oct. &amp; 2 Nov. 

Debate touching Subjects im French King’s Service, Vote, 
that they fhall be deemed Contemners of Royal Authority, and 
Oppofers of their Country’s Intereft, Lords Concurrence ty be 
defired: thereto, 23 O¢t. Houfe put Lords in mind of Vote, 
8 Nov. Conference defired by Lords thereupon, and agreed 
to, Managers appointed, Conference held, and reported; an- 
other Vote from Lords, Confideration thereof adjourned, 10. 

Committee to prepare Bill for recalling Forces out of 
French King’s Service, 27 Oct. Bill read, 4 Nov. Com- 
mitted, 10. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 17. 











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Sef. 15. A. 1676, 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. 
1677, &amp; 1678. 


FINCH, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Fines and Recoveries, Bill for Affurance of Perfons claiming 
under them, read, 1 Mar. 1676. Committed, 13. Reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 4 Apr. baited, 1 Feb. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments, 12 Mar. 

Fifhing, Bill, from Lords, for Prefervation thereof in feveral 
Rivers, 26 Mar. 1677. Read, 30. Committed, 1 Feb. Com- 


mittee revived, and Order for fitting, 5 &amp; 6. Bill reported, . 


Reported from Re-commitment, and 


and re-committed, 15. 
Conference, defired by Lords 


paffed, with Amendments, 19. 
thereupon, agreed to, 8 Mar. Managers appointed, Confer- 
ence held, and reported; Report to be confidered,g. Confi- 
dered ; Conference to be defired; Committee to ailign Rea- 
fons,12. Report; Conference defired, agreed to, held, and 
reported, 19. 

Flax. Vide Hemp. 

Ford, Sir Richard. Vide Privileges. 

Amos, Petition, 24 Mar. 1677. Vide Hamburgh. 

France, Committee to prepare Bill to prohibit French Manufac- 
tures, 8 Feb. 1677. 

— Bill to recall Subjects out of French King’s Service, read, 
ig Veb. 1676. Committed, 22. Committee revived, and 
Order for fitting, 21 May. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 
25. Pafled, 26. 

Vote, that whoever have compelled, affifted, or encou- 
raged, Subjects to enter into French King’s Service fince the 
Proclamation, are, and fhall be efteemed, Enemies to the Peace 
and Safety of the King and Kingdom, 16 Mar. 1676. 

Frankiand, Sir Wm. Vide Privileges. 

Frauds and Perjuries, Bill, from Lords, for Prevention of them, 
7 Mar. 1676. Read, 13. Committed, 2 Apr. Patfled, 12. 
Friburg, fecret Article concerning it, prefented, 29 Apr. 1678. 

Vide Treaties. 


30° Car. Il. Parl.2. Seff? 16. A. 1678. 


Fe RRERS. Vide Privileges. 
Fines. Vide Temple. 

Fifhing, Bill, from Lords, to preferve it in the Severn, 7 June. 
Read, 8. Committed, 11. Reported, and pafled, 15. 

Flar. Vide Hemp. 

Forces. Vide Supply. 

Fortefcue, John, Bill from Lords, to execute Trufts devolved 
upon Infants, 13 June. Read, 14. Committed, 19. Re- 
ported, and paffed, 28. 

Forth, John, Bill to make good a Mortgage and provide for 
Son, read, 30 May. Committed, 3 June. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled,12. Pafled, g July. Agreed to by Lords, 
11. 

Fowymore, Petition from, 21 June. Vide Supply. 

French Commodities, Information given of a Ship laden with 
them ; Committee to confider Detects of Law prohibiting the 
Importation thereof, and provide Remedies, 6 June. 


30° Car. If. Parl. 2. Seffi 17. 4. 1678. 


AST. Vide a 

Fleetwood. Vide Douglas. 
Flint County, new Writ, 21 Oct. 
Fowle. Vide Plot. 


31° Car. V1. Parl. 3. Sef? 1. 
AST. Vide Addrefs. 


Fines, Bill for Re-ingroffment of Records of thofe loft, or 
burnt by late Fire in the Temple, read, 8 May. Committed, 
g. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 14. Pafled, 15. Agreed 
to by Lords, 10. 

Fifh. Vide Cattle. 

Fifhery, Royal, Committee to receive Propofals concerning it ; 
and fend for Deputy Governor of former Company, 23 Apr. 

Flower. Vide Addrejs. 

Forces. Vide Supply. 

Fox, Sir Stephen, rr given, that he had paid Money 
to Members of lJaft Parliament, and had a Book of Accounts 
to evidence it, Order for his Attendance, and producing Book; 
Members to acquaint him therewith; another Order for pro- 
ducing his Cath Book, Leidger, Journal, and Receipts ; Mem- 
bers to accompany him, and he not leave them before they 
return; no Members to depart till he come back; on his 
Memory to name Members to whom he paid the Money, 23 
May. Vide Members. 

French Commodities, Petition of Merchants for longer Time to 
vend them, Queftion for reading, Neg. Way to make Law, 
prohibiting Importation of them, more effectual, to be confi- 
dered, 26 Apr. 


A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. II. Parl. 4. Seffii. A. 1679, &amp; 1680, 


AGGE, Robert, Petition referred to Committee of Privi- 
leges and Eleétions, 25 Oct. 

Fancourt, John, Information given, that he was fecured for fe- 
ditious Words, Matter referred to Committee, 7 Jan. 

Faft. Vide Addrefs. 

Feltmakers Petition, 26 Nov. Vide Woollen Manufacture. 

Ferria, Signior. Vide Plot, Privileges. Has Leave to print his 
Information touching Plot, 19 Nov. 

Fines, arbitrary, Committee to prepare Bill for Relief againf 
them, 19 Nov. Bill read, 29. Committed, 31 Dec. 

Fifhing, Committee to prepare Bill to repeal Aé&amp; to regulate it 
in the Severn, 29 Nov. 

Fitzgerald, Mr. Vide Ireland. 

French Commodities, Vote, that Commiffioners, and others, 
of Cuftoms, have wilfully broke the Law prohibiting Impor- 
tation of them; future Breaches to be queftioned in Parlia- 
ment, 10 Jan. 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sef? 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


ITZHARRIS, Mr. his Examination relating to Plot, pre- 
fented, and read; Order for printing it; Fitzharris to be 
impeached ; [Impeachment fent to Lords; Committee to pre- 
pare Articles, 25 Mar. Houfe informed, that Lords had re- 
tufed to proceed ; Debate, and Refolutions thereupon, 26. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac, I. Parl. 1. Sef? i. A. 1685, 1686, 


&amp; 1087. 
Fi SH, Bill to prevent Importation of Fith caught by Fo- 


reigners, read, 22 June. 

Litzgerald, Robert, Petition, 5 June. Vide Sea-water. 

French Commodities, Bill to repeal Claufes prohibiting Importa- 
tion of them, read, 18 June. Read Second time, and to be 
ingrofled, 24. Pailed, 25. Agreed to by Lords, 26. 

Fringe. Vide Bonelace. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff?7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


iG AD. Vide Privileges. 

General, Lord, to be confulted about fecuring Highways 
from Thieves, 26 Oct. Vide Thefts. 

Georges, Ferdinando, Petition, 15 Nov. 
tations. 

Gerrard, Sir Gilbert. Vide Privileges. 

Giles. Vide Privileges. 

Gloucefierfhire, Petition from, 15 Oét. Vide Tythes. 

Goldefborough. Vide Privileges. 

Golding, George, Bill for making good Recoveries fuffered by 
him, read, 21 Nov. Committed, 16 Dec. Committee re- 
vived, and Order for fitting; Committees added, 14 &amp; 24 
Feb. &amp; 16 Mar. 

Goring, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Gower. Vide Ireland. 

Grain. Vide Wine. 

Gray, Colonel. Vide Privileges. 

Grevett. Vide Privileges. 

Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 14 O&amp;. Order for 
fitting, 31 Odt. 21 Nov. 12 Dec. 30 Mar. &amp; 22 Apr. Ad- 
journed, 13 Dec. Report touching Hearth-money, 7 Dec. 
Vide Hearth-money.—touching Hallam, 13 Feb. Vide [fallam. 
—touching Light-houfe at Millford Haven, 8 Apr. Vide 
—s aven. 

Grimfby, Great, new Writ, 10 O&amp;. Eleétion ; Report; Re- 


turn amended, 22 Nov. 


Vide American, Plan- 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 8. A. 1669. 


ENERAL, Lord, Information from him of Meetings of 

difaffeéted Perfons, promifes to take Care to prevent their 
Defigns, and recommends fame Care to Houfe ; thanked there- 
upon, 23 Nov. 

Gibbons. Vide Privileges. 

Gloucefterfhire, Petition from, 29 Nov. Vide Clothiers. 

Goflwick, Sir Wm. Bill for fettling his Eftate, read, 10 Nov. 
Committed, 17. Committees added, 3 Dec. Bill reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 10. 

Grain. Vide Corn. 

Gravefend, Petition complaining of exacting Toll for Veffels 
going to and from the Medway, owned, and referred to Com- 
mittee of Grievances ; Commitiee to fit; Parties on both Sides 
to be heard, 17 Nov. Report; Sir John Griffith’s Petition 
read ; Refolutions thereupon, 29. 

Grievances, grand Commitiee appointed, 19 Ot. Order for fit- 
ting, 17 Nov. Adjourned, 1 Dec. Report touching Exac- 
tion of Toll at Gravefend, 29 Nov. Vide Gravefend, _. ’ 


9 


« 

















22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef. 9. A. 1669, 
1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


AME, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 14 Mar. 1670. 
Committed; Laftruction relating to Fifh and Fifh-ponds, 15. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed ; Committee revived, and to 
compare former Act with this, and add Claufes, if neceflary, 
28. Bill pafled, 4 Apr. Returned from Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 17. Amendinents agreed to, 18. 

Gibjon. Vide Privileges. ; 

Giles’s, St. in the Fields, Petition referred to Committee, 20 
Dec. 
&amp; 10 Feb. Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 4 Jan. 
16 Feb. 3 &amp; 9 Mar. Committees added, 4 Jan. 3 &amp; 6 Feb. 
Inftruction, 10. Report to be made, 2 Mar. Made; Debate 
and Refolution thereupon, 3. Vide Workhoufes. 

Glamorgan County, new Writ, 14 Feb. 

Godyer. Vide Privileges. 

Goring, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Gojiwick, Sir Wm. Bill for making a Jointure, to be read, 21 
Feb. 1669. Read, 25. Committed, 1 Mar. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 2. Order for Third Reading, 3. Pafled, 4. 
Agreed to by Lords, 28. 

Graham, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Gray. Vide Privileges. 

Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 14 Feb. Adjourned, 
30 Mar. Chairman to fummon Witneffes, 2 Apr. Order for 
fitting, 2 Apr.14 &amp; 19 Dec. 4. 17, 18. 25. &amp; 27 Jan. 22 &amp; 23 
Feb. Report touching Light-houfes in Ireland, § Feb. 1670. 
Vide Ireland. 

Grimes. Vide Privileges. 

Grocers Company, Petition read; Queftion for Bill on their be- 
half, Neg. 12 Mar. 1660. 

--—— Billon behalf of their Creditors, tendered; Debate there- 
on adjourned, 19 Jan. Refumed; Bill ordered, and recom- 
mended to Care of Three Members, 20. Read, 28. Order 
for Second Reading, 23 Feb. 2, 3, 4. &amp; 15 Mar. Read; 
Quetiion for Commitment, Neg. 16, 

Gunmen. Vide Stockman. 


Gybbon. Vide Privileges. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


G ERY, Wm. Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts and Portions, 19 Mar. 

Gibbons. Vide Privileges. 

Graham, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Gray. Vide Privileges. 

Greenland, Eaftland, and Mufcovy, Trade, Committee to in- 
guire into Reafons of their Decay, and, if they find Caufe, 
prepare Bill for Improvement thereof; Confideration of Vir- 
ginia ‘T'rade referred, with like Power; Committees added, 
13 Feb.— Bill for regulating Greenland and Plantation Trade 
committed, 22 Mar. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 25. 
Pafled, 27. Agreed to by Lords, 29. 

Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 7 Feb. 

Grimes. Vide Privileges. 


Grimsby, new Writ, 6 Feb. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 11. A. 1673. 
G OW ER, Wm. Levefon, Petition to be read, 3 Nov. 


Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 27 Od. 

25° &amp; 26° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seffii12. A. 1673, &amp; 
1674. 
G EORGE, Mr. Vide Privileges. 
Glanville. Vide Privileges. 

Grace. Vide Privileges. 
Gray, Mr. Vide Privileges. 
George, and Brothers, Bill to raife Money for Payment 

of Debts, read, 19 Feb. 
Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 7 Jan. 
to be confidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 23 Jan. 
5.7.11.&amp;13 Feb. Confidered, 7. 11.&amp; 14. Report of Re- 
folution touching ftanding Army, 7. Vide Addrefs.—That 
Houfe be moved to appoint Committee to infpeét a Law lately 
made in Scotland, tending to Breach of Union, 11.—That 
Houfe be moved to appoint a Committee to confider Laws 
touching Commitments by Council Table, 14. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff. 13. A. 1675. 


YILLAM. Vide Privileges. 
Girton, John, Petition, 10 May. Vide Newark. 

Giafs Manufacture, Bill for Encouragement thereof, read, 3 
May. Committed, 11. Committee revived, and Order for 
fitting, 15 &amp; 18. 

Gloucejier City, new Writ, 13 Apr. 

County, Petition from, 30 Apr. 

Vou. LX. ' 











Vide Aulnage. 


INDEX @ the Nintu VotunMeE. 


Other Petitions prefented, and referred, 4 &amp; 31 Jan.8 ° 


ointed, 13 Apr. 
eétion ; Reapers Queftion, that 
uftody, Neg. 5 May. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 14. A. 1675. 


GE RMAIN,St. Vide serie Plot. 
Lord Chief Juftice defired to iffue Warrant for ap- 
rehending him, and all Priefts and Jefuits, 8 Nov. 
Glafs Sellers Petition, 11 Nov. Vide Hawkers. 
Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 13 O&amp;. 
28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. TI. Parl. 2. Sef? 15. 
1677, &amp; 1678. 
ALTON, John, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Cattle. 


Gardiner. Vide Privileges. 

Gery, Wm. Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, 
10 Apr. 1676. Read, 14 Feb. Committed, 19. Committee 
revived, and Order for fitting, 23. Bill reported, and paffed, 
28. Sent to Lords, 5 Mar. 

Ginger. Vide Supply. 

Gloucefler City Election, Hearing by Committee adjourned, 20 
Mar. 1676. Report to be made, 25 Feb. Made, 7 Mar. 

Goreing, Mr. Exceptions taken at his Speech, explains himfelf, 
and withdraws; called in, and admonifhed by Speaker, 3 May, 
1678. 

Grantham, new Writ, 7 Mar. 1677. Eleétion, Petition, 16. 

Grefham, Edward, Bill to fell a Reétory for Payment of Debts, 
11 Mar. 1677. Committed, 15. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 20. Sent to Lords, 3 May. 

Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 17 Feb. 

to be confidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 20 Feb. 

1676. 1. 3.6, 7.9. 13. &amp; 17 Mar.—Confidered, and Report of 

Refolutions touching Courts of Equity, 23 Feb. Vide Courts. 

—touching the Danger of the Power of France,6 Mar. Vide 

Addrefs.—touching Fees, Oaths, and Bonds, required for 

granting Pafles for Ships, 7. Vide Ships. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 16. A. 1678. 


G LOUCESTERSHIRE, Petition from, 30 May. Vide 
Wool. 

Goods ttolen, Bill for Difcovery of them, and to prevent oppreff- 
ing the Poor, ordered, 5 June. 

Grantham Eleétion, Petition, 23 May. Report to be made, 7 
June. Made, 10. 

Grefham, Edward, Bill, from Lords, to fell a Reétory for Pay- 
ment of Debts, 13 June. Read, 14. Committed, 17. Re- 
ported, and paffed, 20. 1 

Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 23 May. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 17. A. 1678. 


G4 ZETTE, Information given of a material Miftake in Part 
of the Tranflation thereof into French; Moranville and 


Vide 


Grievances, grand Committee ap 
Grimsby, new Writ, 13 Apr. 
Sheriff be ordered into é 





A. 1676, 





Newcomb to attend, 6 Novy. 
Moranville. 

Giles, Daniel, Petition, Petitioner to attend to own it, 14 Dec. 
Owned, and to be confidered, 16. 

Godfrey, Sir Edmundbury, Committee to inquire into the Man- 
ner of his Death, and Particulars of the Plot; Papers, touch- 
ing Plot, to be brought in to them; fame Committee to in- 
quire, whether any Popifh Recufants are in Employments, 21 
O&amp;. Examinations, taken by Sir Edmundbury, delivered to 
Chairman, 24. Papers, &amp;c. referred, 25 &amp; 26. Committee 
revived, and to fit de die in diem, 29. Committees added; 
Five to be the Quorum, 7 Nov. Mr. Bedloe examined touch- 
ing it, 10. His Examination to be made out, and delivered 
to him; Committee to examine Mr. Atkins in Newgate, 12. 
To examine concerning frequent Murders and Affaults, and 
confider of Remedies, 23. 

Michael. Vide Pilot. 

Godolphin, Sir Wm. Vide Addrefs. 

Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 21 Oct. 

Grinfiead, Eatt, new Writ, 21 Oct. 


31° Car. Il. Parl. 3. Sef? 1. 
GiFfFo RD. Vide Addrefs. 


Goring, Mr. Information given againft him; Order for his 
Attendance; Witneffes to be examined, 21 Mar. Confide- 
tion adjourned, 24. 
Goftwick, Charles, Information given of fcandalous Words 
{poken by him, referred to a Committee, 8 Apr. 
Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 18 Mar. aaa 
Grinjiead, Eat, Eleétion, Petitions, 19 Mar. Report; Right 
of Election determined; Return to be amended, 7 Apr. 
Amended, 14. ir 
Guilford Election, Petition, 23 Mar. 


Severally examined, 7. 





A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


31° 





INDEX tothe Nintu VoLuumMeE. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. I]. Parl. 4, Sef 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 


EORGE, James, Petition referred to Committee of Pri- 
vileges and Elections, 25 Oct. 

Glanville, Wm. Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Elections, 25 Od. 

Gloucejter Election, Motion for appointing a Day for the Com- 
mittee to hear it; Confideration thereof referred to them, 9 
Dec. 

Goodwin, Deane, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Eleétions, 25 Oét. 

Gould, John, Petition, 17 Dec. Vide Judges. 

Green. Vide Lords. 

Greenway. Vide Privileges. 

Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 25 O&amp;. Order for 
their fitting, 21 Dee. 

Grinjiead, Eaft, Election, Petition, 3 Nov. 

Guns, foreign, Bill to prehibit importing them, read, 20 Dee. 
Read Second time ; uchion for Commitment, Neg. Bill re- 
jected, 31. 


33° Car. Il. Parl. 5. Sef. i. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 
G RI EVANCES, grand Committee appointed, 24 Mar. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. Il. Parl. 1. Sef? 1. A. 1685, 1686, &amp; 
1687. 


GLOUCES TER County, Eleétion, Petition, 27 May. 
Withdrawn, 18 Nov. 

Grantham Eleétion, Petition, 30 May. 

Grey, Lord. Vide Addrefs. 

Grievances, grand Committee appointed, 22 May. 

Grinfiead, Eatt, Election, Petition, 23 May. 

Guernfey, Petition from, 19 June. Vide Wool. 

Gunpowder, and {mall Arms, Bill to prohibit im 
ordered, 5 June. Read, 13. Comnunitted, 16. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 19. Paffed, 22. Returned from Lords, with 
an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 25. 


rting them, 


19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 2. Seff.7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


ABEAS Corpus, Bill to prevent Refufal thereof, ordered, 
10 Apr. To be read, 11 &amp; 22. Read, 23. Committed, 
24. 

Hackney Coachmen, Complaint of Abufes by them ; Members 
to put Laws in Execution, g Nov. 

~—— Committee to inipect Aét touching them, and prepare 
Bill for their Regulation, 9 Dec. 

Hales. Vide Privileges. 

Hallam, Jofepn, Complaint againft him for profecuting a Con- 
fiable in Crown Office, referred to Committee of Grievances, 
11 Feb. Report; Order for fiaying Proceedings, till Matter 
further examined, to be left in the Ottice, 13. 

Hallett. Vide Privileges. 

Hammond. Vide Ireland. 

Hampjon, Sit Thomas. Vide Privileges. 

Hampton Bifhop, Bill for inclofing Lands therein, read, 15 Nov. 

Hardeés. Vide Privileges. 

Harman, Sir John, to attend; Duke of York defired to command 
his Secretary to give him Notice; Captain Elliott examined , 
his Examination read to him, and owned, 20 Feb. Duke de- 
fired to renew his Commands for Sir John’s Return, 30 Mar, 
His Letter to the Duke communicated to Houle, g Apr. Ex- 
amined, and ordered into Cuftody,17. His Anfwer in Writ- 
ing read ; examined again, and ditcharged, 21. 

Harris, Henry, Petition, 14 Nov. Vide Tower. 

Hartlibb. Vide America. 

Harwood, Alexander, Petition, 14 Nov. 

Hatfield. Vide Townfend. 

Hatton, Matthew, Petition, 14 Nov. Vide Tower. 

Haverford-wejl Election; Witnefles arrefted; Proceedings there- 
on, 14 Nov. Vide Privileges. Report to be made, 18 &amp; 19. 
Made; Queftions for agreeing with Committee, that Election 
is void, and for Re-commitment, feverally Neg. 26. 

Hayes. Vide Privileges. 

Hearth-money, Petition, complaining of Abufes in collecting it, 
referred to a Committee; Inftruétion, 6 Nov. Committees 
added, 12. 15. &amp; 23. Committee to fend for Perfons, Pa- 
pers, and Records, 15. Order for fitting, 23. Report of 
feveral Grievances; Debate thereon adjourned, 7 Dec. Re- 
fumed ; fame Committee to prepare Bill to prevent Abufes 
in a Hearth-money, 10. To fit de die in diem; Quo- 

rum to be Three, 11 Feb. Biil read, 27.. Committed to former 
Committee; Committee revived; Inftruétion; Committees 
added, 29. Committee have Leave to fit, 7 Mar. Inconve- 
niencies of farming the Duty referred, 14. Bill to be report- 
ed, 26. ee gad Queftion for Re-commitment, Neg. Bill 
to be ingrofled, 27. Order for Third Reading, 31. Paffed, 


Vide Tower. 


1 Apr. Houfe pat Lords in mind of Bill, 25 Apr. &amp; 4 
Ma ‘ 


Complaint of Violences committed by Coilectors ; feve- 
ral Perfons ordered into Cuftody, 19 Dec. Their Petition 
tendered, and referred to Committee on Mifcarriage in col- 
lecting it, 10 Feb. To be read, 24. Read, and rejected, 2 
Report; Parties reprehended, and difcharged, om their Sub 
snifivon, and acknowleging their Offence at Bar; Members, 
Juftices of Peace, to inquire into the Abufe, and caufe 
Satisfaction to be made to Perfons injured; Commiflioners of 
Treafury to examine Humphreys’s Account, and difcharge 
him from his Employment; Debate, concerning Inconve- 
niencies by farming, referred to Committee on Bill, 14 
Mar. 

Hebblethwaite, Sir Thomas, Bill to fettle Lands for Provifion for 
Children, to be read, 27 Feb. Read, 28. Committed, 3 Mar. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. :Pafled, 16. Returned 
from Lords, with an Amendment, 10 Apr. Amendment agreed 
to, 15. 

Heralds Office, Bill for fettling it, read, 25 Nov. 

Herbert, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Hertford County, new Wait, 6 Feb. 
refpited, to prevent Surprize, 29. 

Highways, Bill for repairmg them, read, 23 O&amp;. Committed, 
30. Committees added; Committee revived, and order for 
fitting, 19 &amp; 23 Nov. Impowered to lay a Tax, and make 
a Place extra-parochial liable thereto, 29. Revived; Com- 
mittee, concerning Prevention of Robberies, joined to it; 
Committees added, 12 Dec. &amp; 11 Feb. Committee to fit, 
notwithftanding Order to the contrary, 5 Mar. Bill reported; 
Claufe read, 7. Second Reading, and Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 7 &amp; 10. Refumed, 10 &amp; 13. Claufe read, Paragraph 
by Paragraph, and difagreed to, 10. Bill to be ingrofled; a 
Committee to fee Bill and Amendments cohere, and be right! 
ingroffed, 31. Order for Third Reading, 9 &amp; 10 Apr. Bill 
patied, 15. 

Hilton, Baron, Bill for fettling charitable Ufes of his, read, 23 
O¢t. Committed; Petition prefented, and referred, 22 Nov. 
Committees added, 2 Mar. 

Holland to attend, 14 Dec. 

Hollis, Sir Fretzville. Vide Privileges. 

Horfes, Committee to confider Exportation of them, and what- 
ever elfe may relate to ftrengthening the Nation, in cafe of an 
Invafion, 14 Ot. Revived, and Order for fitting; Infirue- 
tion; impowered to prepare Bill for Exportation of flories, 
Corn, Cattle, and Viciuals; Clerk of Paflage of Dover and 
Rye to attend them, 11 eb. Committee impowered to bring 
in Claufe concerning Importation of foreign Corn, and con- 
fider of Cuftom on Coal exported, 5 Mar. Bill read, 28. 
Committed, 30. Committee revived, and Order for fitting ; 
impowered to make Propofition for laying Duty on foreign 
Linen, 10 Apr. 

Horton, Bill tor inclofing Coppices therein, read, 29 Nov. 
Committed, 2 Dec. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 26 Feb. 
Order for Third Reading, 3 Mar. Paffed, 4. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments, 25 Apr. Amendments agreed to, 
4 May. 

Houfe meets, 10 Oct.—meets to attend King at Whitehall, 15. 
—Committee to confider what obftructs the Proceedings of 
publick Bufinefs therein, 16 O&amp;ét. Revived; Inftruction 
touching Members .abfent from Prayers, 8 Nov.—Proceed- 
ings interrupted by Meflages from Lords, 3, 4, &amp; 6 Dec.— 
To be called, 14 Dec. &amp; 6 Apr.—Called, 13 Feb. Orders 
and Proceedings touching Defaulters, 13 Feb. 6 &amp; 11 Apr. 
—Special Order for fitting, 18 Dec. &amp; 29 Apr—Commit- 
tee to inquire into ancient Orders, and Method of Proceed- 
ings therein, 10 Feb. Report, that, upon Motion for public 
Aid, the Confideration ought to be adjourned, and referred 
to Committee of whole Houfe, and their Opinions reported, 
before any Vote of Houfe, 18. Committee revived, and to 
fearch Precedents when the Yeas and Noes are to go forth, 
25 Apr.. With Speaker and Mace, attend the King at White- 
hall, 5 &amp; 30 Mar.—Thanks Commiffioners of = Ac- 
counts for their Proceedings, 14 Mar.—Thanks Duke of 
York for his Care and Favour in caufing an Order to be 
executed, 10 Apr.—Special Refolution for fitting, 24. 

Hudfon. Vide Hallam, fupra. 

Hull, Vide Privileges. oe 

Humphreys, Thomas, and others, Petition, 18 Feb. Vide Cattle. 

Hungerford, Sir Edward. Vide Privileges. 

Husband. Vide Privileges. 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 8. A. 1669. 
]{4AMILTON Chafe. Vide Fofter. 


Hearth-money, Bill for regulating and collecting it, read, 
29 O&amp;. Order for Second Reading, 30. Committed; Ln- 
firuction, 3 Nov. Reported; Report to be confidered, 11. 
Confidered ; further Inftruction; Committees added; Order 
for fitting of Committee, 13. 


Signing the Warrant 


Heron, 








fi eee 9 sate’ 


IN DE X ¢@ thee Nintn Vouume. 


Heron, Sir Cuthbert, Bill to seli Lands for Payment of Debts 
and Portions, to be read,6 Dec. Read, 7. 

Hertford County, new Writ, 19 Oct. 

Highways, Bill tor repairing them, to be read, 9. 12, &amp; 13 Nov. 
Read, 20. Committed ; Instruction, 26. 

Hollis, Sir Fretzville. Vide Privileges. 

Horsham, new Writ, 19 Oct. 

Hotchkin, Richard, Bill to sell Lands, read, 29 Nov. Commit- 
ted, 3 Dec. Cominittee revived, and Order fox sitting, 7. 

House meets,.19 Oct.—To be called, 19 Oct. 13 Nov. 1&amp; 4 
Dec.—Called, 25 Oct. Orders touching Defaulters, 25 Oct. 
10 Nov. &amp; 4 Dec.—Act read therein—Proceedings inter- 
rupted by Message from Lords, 4 Nov. By Complaint of 
Breach of Privilege, 12.—Meets, to attend King at White- 
hall, 6.—Thanks Lord General for his Care in preserving 
public Peace, 23. 

Ilumes. Vide Privileges. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 9. 
A.1669, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


fa ABE AS Corpus, Bill concerning it, ordered, 26 Feb. 
Committee to prepare it, 28. 

Hackett, Sir Andrew. Bill, from Lords, to settle Portion on his 
Daughter, 17 Mar. 1670. Read, 22. Committed, 27. Re- 
ported, and passed, with Amendments, 29. Amendments 
agreed to by Lords, 5 Apr. 

Haigh. Vide Privileges. 

Hall, Benedict, Bill tor selling Lands, read, 4 Nov. 1670. Come 
mitted, 10. Committees added, 12. Bill reported, and to 
be ingrossed, 19. Passed, 26. Lords Amendments agreed 
to, 23 Jan. Bill returned, 4 Feb. 

Hammond, Robert, Bill to settle Lands for raising Portions, 
read, 3 Nov. Committed, 10. Reported, and to be ingross- 
ed, 18. Passed, 22. Agreed to by Lords, 10 Dec. 

Harlakenden, Sir Thomas, Bill to sell Lands for Payment of a 
Debt duc to the Crown, to be read, 23 Mar.1670. Read, 27. 
Committed, 30. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 10 Apr. 
Order for Third Reading, 12. Passed, 13. 

Hartlipp. Vide Privileges. 

Haslington, Bill, from Lords, for making it a Parish, 20 Feb. 
1070. lead; Question for Second Reading, Neg. 9 Mar. 
Haughton, Robert, Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debts, to 
be read, 12 Mar. 1669. Read, 3 Nov. Committed, 7, Com- 
mittees added, 10 Nov. 3 Jan. &amp; 3 Feb. Committee to sit, 
notwithstanding their Adjournment, and give Notice to Parties 
concerned, 18 Nov. Bull reported, 27. Read Third Time; 
Debate thereon adjourned, 2 Mar. Resumed ; Bill passed, 4. 

Hawksworth. Vide Privileges. 

Hay. Vide Corn. 

Hayes. Vide Privileges. . 

and Jekill, Matter touching their Violation of Act 
against Conventicles, and Attempt to corrupt Lord Mayor, 
to be considered, 16 Nov. Sir Samuel Sterling examined ; 
his Testimony read to them ; Witnesses on both Sides heard ; 
Resolutions thereupon; Order for Attorney-general to pro- 
secute Hayes, 21. 

Hearth-money, Bill to regulate Collection thereof, to be read, 3 
Mar. 1669. House put Lords in mind of Bill, 18 Nov. 

Debate, concerning Abuses in collecting it, adjourned, 

23 Jan. 3 &amp; 6 Feb. 1670. 

Committee to prepare additional Bill for regulating Col- 
lection thereof, 2 Mar. 1670. Care of expediting it recom- 
mended to Three Members, 14. 

Heath, Sir John, and Lady. Vide Supply.—Petition to be read, 
7&amp;9 Mar. 1669. Read, and reterred to Committee, 10. 
Comunittces added, 16. Report to be made, 28. Made,—Bill 
for their Relief, ordered, 30. Read; Question for Second 
Reading, Neg. 2 Apr. 

Hemp and Flax, Bill for planting them, read, 27 Oct. Com- 
mitted, 31. Committees added, 15 Nov. &amp; 3 Dec. Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for sitting, 3 Dec. &amp; 26 Jan. Bill 
reported, and re-committed to former Committee ; Commit- 
tees added, 26. Bill to be reported, 2 Mar. Reported, and 
to be ingrossed, 3. Passed, 27. 

Henley. Vide Privileges. 

Herbert. Vide Privileges. 

Heron, Sir Cuthbert, Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debts 
and Portions, read, 21 Feb, 1669. Committed, 26. Com- 
mittees added, 28 Feb. &amp; 1 Mar. Bill reported, and to be 
ingrossed, 3. Passed, 8. 

Sir Henry, Petition, 16 Dec. 1670. Vide Lindsey Level. 


Highways, Bill for repairing them, read, 3 Mar. 1669. Order for 
Second Reading, 4, 5. &amp; 8. Committed, g. Reported, and 
to be ingrossed ; Clauses ordered, 16. Order for Third Read- 
ing, 18 &amp; 19. Question for it, Neg. 21. Bill passed, 23. 
Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments in 
Part disagreed to, 31. Committee to assign Reasons ; Con- 


fexence desired with Lords thereupen; Messenger dismissed 
Vou. IX. 














without Answer ; Report of Reasons; Conference, desired by 
Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and 
to be reported, 2 Apr. Reported ; Lords Reasons not satisfac- 
tory, 4. Committee to assign Reasons, 5. Report; Confe- 
rence to be desired, 6. Lords waive their Amendments, 8. 

Horde, Thomas, Bill to make and confirm Leases, read, 1 Mar. 
1669. Committed, 3. Passed, 7. 

Hotchkins, Richard, Bill, from Lords, to sell Lands for Pay- 
ment of Debts and Portions, 29 Mar. 1670. Read Second 
time, and passed, 31. 

Houghton. Vide Haughton, supra. 

House meets, 14 Feb.—Meets, to attend King at Whitehall, 
22 Feb. &amp; 11 Mar.—To be called, 3 Mar. 12 &amp; 20 Dec. 16 
&amp; 31 Jan. 13 &amp; 20 Feb. &amp; 4 Mar.—Called, 9 &amp; 14 Feb. 
Orders touching Defaulters, 9. 14. &amp; 31 Jan.—Special Re- 
solutions for sitting, 17. 30, &amp; 31 Mar, 6.29. &amp; 31 Mar. 
—Special Orders for sitting, 18 Mar. 14 &amp; 29 Mar.—Ques- 
tion for sitting next Day, Neg. 24 Mar.—Collector of the 
Bounty to Under Officers appointed ; Speaker to distribute it, 
30.—Order for going to Church; Dr. Outram desired to 
preach, 23 Jan. 1670. Thanked, 3 Feb.—Special Resolution 
for rising every Day at 12 o’Clock, and sitting in the After- 
noon, 6 Mar.—With Speaker, and Mace, attends King at 
Whitehall, 10 Dec. &amp; 22 Apr.—Thanks Attorney-general for 
his great Care in vindicating Privileges of House, 22 Apr. 

Howard, Sir Philip. Vide Shipping. 

Charles, and Wite, Bill to levy Fines, and suffer Reco- 
veries, read, 5 Apr. 1671. Committed, 7. Reported, and 
to be ingrossed. 11. Agreed to by Lords, 19. 

Howe. Vide Privileges. 

Humes, Elizabeth, Petition, 21 Mar, 1669. Vide Privileges, 

Hungerford, Sir Edward. Vide Supply, Prettyman. 

Hyot. Vide Privileges. 





25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


LL AMMOND, Deputy Serjeant. Vide Privileges. 

Hanham, Sir John. Vide Banks. 

— Sir Wm. Bill, from Lords, to sell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, committed, 25 Mar. Reported, and passed, 27. 

Hansam, Vide Privileges. 

Haymarket, Bill for regulating it, read; Question for Second 
Reading, Neg. 11 Mar. 

Herbert, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Hereford City, new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Hertford Borough, new Writ, 6 Feb. 

County, Petition from, 14 Feb. Vide Aulnage. 

Highways, Committee to prepare Bill for repairing them, 26 

eb. Revived, and Order for sitting, 6 &amp; 12 Mar. Com- 
mittees added, 6. 

and Streets, Bill for repairing them within Bills of Mor- 
tality, read, 5 Mar. Committed; Instruction, 7. Commit- 
tee revived, and Order for sitting ; Committees added, 12, 

Holder. Vide Privileges. 

Horses. Vide Housman, infra. 

House meets, and chuses Speaker, 4 Feb.—Chuses another 
Speaker, 18.—With poy and Mace, attends King at 
Whitehall, 19 &amp; 27 Feb. 7 &amp; 26 Mar.—Journals read there- 
in, 28 Feb.—1'o be called, 7 Mar.—Goes into a Committee, 
to consider Lords Amendments to Bill, 22.— Proceedings in- 
terrupted by Messages from Lords, 22. 25. &amp; 27.—Order 
touching Collection for Officers; Collector appointed ; 
Speaker to distribute it; Defaulters in former Payments to 
pay Arrears, 24. aaa 

Houses, Bill touching blowing up or demolishing them, to pre- 
vent Increase of Fire, tendered, without Brief or Leave—an- 
other ordered, 20 Feb. Read, 25. Committed; Petition 
presented, and referred, 28. 

—burnt. Vide Navy. 

Housman, James, to attend, and give an Account of 2n Impo- 
sition upon importing Horses, 18 &amp; 24 Mar. Examined, 
24. 

Huntingdon County, new Writs, 6 Feb. &amp; 20 Oct. 

Hythe, new Writ, 6 Feb. Election; Petition, 22. Matter 
deferred; Parties discharged from further Attendance, 25 
Mar. 














25° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 11. A. 1673. 


H ASLOCK. Vide Privileges. | 

House meets—Order for meeting, to go to Church—de- 
sires Dr. Stillingfleet to preach, 27 Oct.—With Speaker, and 
Mace, attends King at Whitehall, 3 Nov. 

Huntingdon County, new Writ, 27 Oct. 





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INDEX t the Nintu Vouvume. 


23° § 26° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 12. 
A,.1673, &amp; 1074. 


Ft4 BE AS: Corpus,,,Bill for Relief of Prisoners by those 
Writs, ordered, 15 Jan. Read, 20. Comuitted, and re- 
commended ‘to Care of Two Members, 23. Comunittee ad- 
journed, 20. Bill to be reported, 14 &amp; 16 Feb. Reported, 
and to be inerossed; Ingrossment recommended to Care of 
one Member, 17. Bill read ‘Third Time; Opening, for want 
of Brief, deferred, 21. Opened, and passed, 23. 

Harrow on the Hill, and other Towns, Petition from, owned, 
and referred to Committee, 12 Feb. 

Hearth-money, Comimittec to prepare Bill for ascertaining Col- 
lection thereof, 20 Jan. Bill read, 3 Feb. Committed; In- 
struction, 18. 

Highways, Committee to prepare Bill for repairing them, 19 
Jan. Petition presented, and reterved, 29. Committees 
added, 14 Leb. 

Till, Captain, Petition, 28 Jan. Vide Officers, loyal. 

House meets, 7 Jan.— With Speaker, and Mace, attends King 
at Whitehall, 13.—Thanks Dr. Stillingfleet for his Sermon, 
13.—To meet to go to Church, 21. Mects, 30.—Desires 
Dr, Craddock, Dr. Lluyd, and Dr. ‘Tillotson, to preach, 21. 
Thanks the ‘Two former, 31.—Desires Dr. Whitchcott to 
preach, 23. Thanks him and Dr. 'lillotson, 5 Feb.—Mo- 
tion for opening a Passage from Gallery into Speaker’s Cham- 
ber, 29 Jan. Vide Speaker.—To be called, 31 Jan. &amp; 23 
leb.—Procecdings interrupted by Message from Lords, 11 
Feb. 

Howard, Bernard, Petition read; Question for retaining it, 
Neg. 28 Jan. 

Hughes. Vide Privileges. 

Huntingdon County, kiection; Petition, 7 Jan. Report to be 
made, 9 Feb. Made, 12. 

- Petition from, 14 Feb. Vide Aulnage. 

Hythe Election; Petition, 7 Jan. Another Petition tendered ; 
Consideration thereof adjourned, 29. Resumed ; Petition and 
Certificate against it, read; Hearing deferred, 6 Feb. 


27° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sess. 13. A. 1675. 


ACKNEY Coaches, Motion for Bill to regulate them ; 
Debate thereon adjourned, 8 May. 7 

Heretico de comburendo, Bill to abolish that Writ, ordered, 7 
May. Read, 10. Committed, 18. Committees added; 
Cominittee revived, and Order for sitting, 3 June. Bill re- 
ported, and to be ingrossed, 7. 

Flalls. Vide Privileges. 

Lampshire, Petition trom, 30 Apr. Vide dulnage. 

Harwood. Vide Privileges. 

Haslemere new Writ, 28 May. 

Hastings. Vide Privileges. 

Hawkers, Pedlars, and Petty Chapmen, Bill for suppressing them, 
read, 3 May. Comunitted, 7. Comunittees added, 12. 

Iearth-money, additional Bill for settling the Duty, read, 26 
Apr. Committed, 27. Committees added ; all that come to 
have Voices, 4 May. Bill reported; Report in Part con- 
sidered, 12. To be further considered, 31. 

Heath, Sir John, and Wife, Petition, 19 May. Vide Pretty- 
man. 

Flertford Borough, new Writ, 13 Apr. 

Highways, Committee to prepare Bill for repairing them, 14 
Apr. Committees added, 27. Report; Bill and Petition 
read, 14 May. 

Holman, Sir John. Vide Privileges. 

Hospitals, Almshouses, and Schools, Committee to prepare Bill 
to prevent Abuses in Revenues belonging thereto, 22 Apr. 

House meets, 13 Apr.— Meets, to attend King at Whitehall, 14. 
21. &amp; 29 Apr. 7 May, &amp; 5 June.—To be called, 17 &amp; 26 
May.—Called, 26.—Orders and Proceedings thereupon, 26 
May. 1 &amp; 2 June—Thanks Speaker for his great Care and 
Service in issuing a Warrant for executing an Order, 2.— 
Thanks him for causing a Person, formerly in Custody, to be 
seized, 4. ’ 

Hythe Election; Report, 28 Apr. 


27° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess.14. A. 1675. 


ff4 WKERS, Pedlars, and Petty Chapmen, Bill to sup- 
_ “press them, tendered, 26 Oct. Read, 3 Nov. Order for 
Second Reading, 10. Committed; Petition presented, and 
relerred, 11. 

Hearth-money. Vide Excise. 

a Bill to prevent Abuses in collecting it, read, 26 Oct. 
Committed, 6 Nov. Committees added; Committee re- 
vived, and Order for sitting; all that come to have Voices, 
13. Bill to be reported, 10. 

Hertford Election, Petition tendered ; Committee to receive it 
at their next Meeting, 27 Oct. 


Highways, Bill for repairing them, ordered, 23 Oct. Tendered, 
20 Nov. 

Flolmes, Sir Robert. Vide Privileges. 

House meets, 13 Oct.—To be called, 27 Oct. 3. 8. &amp; 15 
Nov.—Called ; Orders and Proceedings touching Defaulters, 
18.—Order for meeting to go to Church—desires Dr. Sand- 
ford to preach, 27 Oct. Thanks him, 6 Nov.—Meets to go 
to Church, 5. 


Howard, Mr. Vide Quarrel. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 15. 
A, 1676, 1677, 8 1678. 


HY CK NEY Coachmen, Petition, complaining of Commis. 
sioners, owned, and referred to Committee, 7 Mar. 1676. 

Heretico de comburendo, Bill to abolish that Writ, ordered, 8 
Mar. 1676. Presented, 16. Read, 19. Committed, 26. 
Reported, and to be ingrossed, 28. Passed, 30. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 13 Apr. 

Hall. Vide Privileges. 

famburgh Company, Petition of their Creditors referred to 
Committee ; Instruction to receive no Proposal for Payment 
of Debts, that shall charge home-made Manufactures, 24 
Mar. 1676. 

Harrington, John, Petition read ; Speaker to take care that Pe- 
titioner and Murray be brought to Bar ; Debate adjourned, 16 
Mar. 1676. Resumed ; Petition owned; Parties examined, 17. 

Harris, John, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676, Vide Cattle. 

Harvey. Vide Privileges. 

Haverford-west, new Writ, 21 May, 1677. Election; Petition, 
1 Feb. 

Hawkers, Pedlars, and Petty Chapmen; Bill to suppress them, 
read, 12 Mar. 1676. Committed, 15. ‘To be reported, 2 &amp; 7 
Mar. 1677. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 9. Passed, 18. 

Hawkins. Vide Privileges. 

Hearth-money, Complaint of Abuses in collecting it; Patent to 
be brought in, 1 Feb. 1677. Farmers to attend, 1.6, 7. &amp; 
20 Feb. &amp; 7 Mar. Patent presented, 6 eb. Matter to be 
considered, 7 &amp; 20 Feb. &amp; 7.Mar. Patent re-delivered, and 
to be brought again, when required, 11. 

Committee to prepare Bill to regulate Abuses in collect- 
ing it, 23 Feb. 1676. Bill read, 5 Mar. Order for Second 
Reading, 10 &amp; 17. Committed, 22. Committee revived, and 
Order for sitting, 1 &amp; 19 Feb. Committees added, 19. Bill 
reported, 22. Keport to be considered, 25 Feb. &amp; 2 Mar. 
Considered ; Bill to be ingrossed, 7. Passed, 12. 

Hemp and Flax, Bill for sowing them, read, 23 Feb. 1676. Com- 
mitted, 1 Mar. 

Herring, John, Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 
20 Feb. 1677. Committed, 26. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 
2 Mar. Passed, 5. Agreed to by Lords, 27. 

Hertford Borough, new Writ, 16 Feb. 

Highways, Bill to repeal Clause concerning Carriage for Hire, 
ordered, 4 May, 1678. Read, 8. Committed, 10. 

Hindon, new Writ, 16 Feb. 

Hippisley, Christopher, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Cattle. 

Helland, Earl of. Vide Warwick. 

Sir John. Vide Ashburnham. 

Holt, Sir Robert, Petition against him, tendered ; to be tender- 
ed on a future Day; Sir Robert.to have Notice to attend, 22 
Mar. 1677. Petition read, and owned; Sir Robert’s Request 
for Copy, and Time to answer, assented to; Answer to be in 
Writing, 26. Order for presenting it, 30 Apr. 

Hooper, Francis, Petition, 24 Mar. 1676. Vide [/amburgh. 

House meets, 15 Feb.—Resumed, on a Difference in a Com- 
mittee who should take the Chair, 21 &amp; 23. ‘To be called, 22 
Feb. 26 &amp; 27 Mar. 15 &amp; 29 Apr.—Proceedings interrupted 
by Messages from Lords, 23 Feb. 12 Mar. 11 Apr. 19 &amp; 22 
Mar. By Message from King, 20 Mar.—With Speaker, and 
Mace, attends King at Whitehall, 23. 26. &amp; 28 May.— 
Meets, to attend King at Whitehall, 26. To go to Church 
—Thanks Dr. Spratt for his Sermon, 30 Jan —Thanks Mr. 
Amold and Captain Scudamore, for Informations about the 
Growth of Popery, 27 Mar. 1678.—Joumals read therein, 27 
Mar. &amp; 11 Apr.—Chuses new Speaker, 11 Apr. &amp;6 May. _ 

Howard, Edward and Bernard, Petition, owned, 19 Feb. 1670. 
Vide Norfolk. 

Hungerford, Sit Edward, Bill, from Lords, to make Leases, 26 
Mar. 1677. Read, 30. Committed, 2 Apr. Reported, and 
passed, 9. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 16. A. 1678. 
AM BURGH Company, Petition of Creditors owned, 


and referred to Comniittee ; Instruction, 5 June. Another 
Petition referred, 10. Committee to proceed no: further 
before Recess, 1 July. ; 
Handicraftsmen, ;Petition, 17 June. Vide Burglaries. 
Hathorn. Vide Privileges. 
Haverford-west Election, Petition, 28 May. 
9 


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- Hawkers, 











INDE X 0 the 


Hawkers, Pedlars, and Petty Chapmen, Bill to suppress them, 
ordered, 27 May. 

Hearth-money, Bill for more easy collecting it, read, 23 May. 
Committed, 4 June. Petitions presented, aud referred, 5. 
Bill reported, and re-committed; Committee to prepare Bill 
singly upon Point of Smith’s Forges only, 9 July. 

Hemp and Flax, Bill for sowing them, read, 21 June. Com- 
mitted, 25. 

Highways, Committee to inspect Laws concerning them, 25 
May. 





Bill to repeal Clause concerning Carriage for Hire, or- 
dered, 25 May. Read, 28. Committed,11 June. Passed, 25. 
House put Lords in mind of Bill, 9 July. Bill returned, with 
Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 12. 

Flouse meets—Journals therein read, 23, May.—Motion for Con- 
tribution to Officers; Order for Sum to be paid; Collector 
appointed ; absent Members to pay double, 31.—Question for 
sitting on a future Day, Affirmative, 22 June. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 17. A. 1678. 


H AMERSMITH, Information given of a Riot there; 

Plucknett examined, and acquainted by Speaker he had 

done well; Committee to inquire into the Matter, 19 Dec. 
Revived, and Order for their sitting, 21. 

Harcourt, Mr. Two Letters of his presented, read, to be en- 
tered in Journal, and re-delivered, to be kept till demanded, 
2 Nov. 

Hlaverjord-west Election, Petition, 23 Oct. 

House meets, 21 Oct.—Meets, to attend King at Whitehall, 22 
&amp; 26 Oct. &amp; g Nov.—Desires Dean of St. Paul’s, and Dean 
of Cauterbury, to preach, 23 Oct. Thanks them, 6 &amp; 14 
Nov.—Thanks Lord Chief Justice for his great Care and Dili- 
gence in present Affairs, 24 Oct.—Resolution for sitting de die 
an diem Morning and Afternoon, 1 Noy—~Conference, desired 
by Lords, concerning the dangerous Condition of the Build- 
ing and Roof, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference 
held, and reported; Resolutions thereupon, 2.—Meets to go to 
Church, 5.—Meets on a Sunday, 10 Nov. &amp; 1 Dec.—To be 
called, 23 Nov. 11 &amp; 12 Dec.—Proceedings interrupted by 
Message from King, 25 Nov. By Messages from Lords, 29 
Nov. 9 &amp; 12 Dec.—Order for locking the Door, 28 Nov. 
—Orders of House to be drawn up every Day, and read next 
Morning, before entered, 11 Dec.—Not to be adjourned by 
Speaker, without a Question, if insisted on, 19.—Special Re- 
solution for sitting, 28, 

Howard, Mr. to attend, 18 &amp; 19 Nov. 

Sir Cecil, to attend, 18 Nov. 

Howell, Mr. Vide Privileges. 


31° Car. Il. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


FAACKNEY Coachmen. Vide Cattle. 
Halifax, Earl of. Vide Address. 

Harcourt, Mr. Committee to repair to him, and take his Exa- 
mination relating to Plot, 8 May. 

Haver ford-west Election, Petitions, 19 &amp; 25 Mar. 

Hearth-money, Bill to regulate Abuses in collecting it, ordered, 
and recommended to Care of one Member, 24 Apr. Read, 
9 May. Committed, 13. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 23. 

Hetherington, Mr. Vide Ireland. 

Higham-ferrars Election, Petition, 19 Mar. 

Hildyard, Dr. Vide Norfolk. 

Hills. Vide Privileges. 

Holland. Vide Privileges. 

House desires Dr. Jane to preach,1 Apr. Thanks him, 12.— 
Proceedings interrupted by Messages trom Lords, 8. 10. &amp; 16. 
—Meets to go to Church, 11.—To be called, 12 Apr. &amp; 2 
May.—Special Resolution for sitting, 23 Apr. 3 &amp; 8 Me 
With Speaker and Mace, demands Judgment against an im- 
— Lord, 5.—Sits on a Sunday, 11.—Meets, to attend 

ing at Whitehall, 19. 

Howe, Sir Scroope. Vide Privileges. ¢ 

Hunter, Ship. Vide Roydon. 

Huntingdon Borough, Election, Petition, 22 Mar. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. II. Parl. 4. Sess.1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 


ACKNEY Coaches. Vide Streets. 

Hale, Sir Matthew, his Executors desired to print his 
Manuscripts relating to Crown Law ; Committee to take care 
in printing them, 29 Nov. 

Harnage. Vide Privileges. 

Harris, Benjamin, Prisoner in Execution at King’s Suit, his 
Petition ; Resolution thereupon, 19 Nov. Vide Address. 

Haslemere Election, and double Return, Petition, 25 Oct. Wit- 
ness arrested; Order for his Discharge, 8 Nov. Report; Re- 
turn to be amended ; Bailiff ordered into Custody, 11. Return 
amended, 12. Bailiff’s Petition, 23. Order for his Discharge, 
23 &amp; 24. Censured, and discharged, 26. 

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Pie 


Nintu ‘VoLuMeE. 


Haverford-west Election, Petition, 30 Oct. 

Hayes, Sir James, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Elections, 25 Oct. 

Hearth-money, Bill for more easy collecting it, ordered, 17 Dec. 
Read, 23. Committed, 6 Jan. 

Herring. Vide Privileges. 

Hetherington. Vide Ireland. 

Heydon, new Writ, 26 Oct. 

Highways. Vide Streets. 

Bill for repairing them, ordered, 22 Nov. 

Holt, Sir Thomas, ordered into Custody, 20 Nov.. Censured, 
and discharged, on his Petition, 23. 

Honiton Election, Petition, 1 Nov. 

Houghton, Sir Charles, Bill to rectify Mistakes in his Marriage- 
settlement, read 14 Dec. Committed; Instruction, 16. Ke- 
ported, and to be ingrossed, 21. Passed, 23. Agreed to by 
Lords, 4 Jan. 

House meets, 17 Oct.—Chuses Speaker, 21.—Desires Dr. Dove 
to a 28. Thanks him, 6 Nov.—Meets, to attend King 
at Whitehall, 30 Oct. To goto Church, 5 Nov. &amp; 22 Dec. 
—Resolves to go as a Committee to Tryal of a Peer, 29 Nov. 
—Desires Dr. Burnett to preach, 7 Dec. Thanks him for his 
Sermon, and History of the Reformation, 23 Dee.—Desires 
Dr. Spratt to preach, 7 Dec.—To be called, 8.—Called, 4 
Jan.—Thanks City of London for their Loyalty and Vigilance 
for Preservation of the King and Protestant Religion, 10. 

Howard, Philip, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Elections, 25 Oct. 

Hutchinson. Vide Privileges. 





33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sess. 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


H4 SLEMERE Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 
House sworn by Lord Steward’s Deputies ; chuses Speaker, 
21 Mar.—Thanks him for his Speech on Presentment, and de- 
sires him to print it, 24.—Thanks Places that elected Members 
without Charge—Committee to think of more convenient 
Place to sit in, 25. Report; Resolution thereupon, 26. 
Vide Address—Order for Sum to be paid Officers, 28. 


1° 2°&amp; 3° Jac. Il. Parl. 1. Sess. 3. 
A, 1685, 1686, § 1687. 


Ff ACKNEY Coaches, Petition for Bill to regulate them ; 

Committee to prepare it; Part of Revenue therefrom to 

be applied to Chelsea College, 4 June. Petitions read, and 

referred, 6 &amp; 17. Committees added; Instruction, 6. Re- 

port; Bill read, and re-committed, 11. Reported from Re- 

commitment, and presented, 13. Read, 27. ‘Committed, 
30. 





Bill to regulate them, and prevent Nuisances in the 
Streets, presented, 16 June, Read, 27. Committed; Com- 
mittee to prepare Clause for licensing a reasonable Number, 30. 
Revived, and Order for sitting, 19 Nov. 

Hawkers, Pedlars, and Petty Chapmen, Bill to suppress them, 
ordered, 26 May. Read, 6 June. Committed, 11. Re- 
~~ and to be ingrossed, 13. Passed, 22. House put 

ords in mind of Bill, 30. 

Higham-ferrars Election, Petition, 23 May. 

Highways, Bill for repairing them, with Power to lay a Tax, 
ordered, and recommended to Care of one Member, go June. 
Hind and Toplady, Petition of their Creditors, 19g Nov. Vide 

Bankrupts. 

Honiton, Speaker informs House of Letter from Sir Thomas 
Putt, who, when Mayor, returned himself—new Writ or- 
dered, 15 June. 

House sworn by Lord Steward ; chuses Speaker; Act read therein, 
19 May.—With Speaker and Mace, attends King at Whitehall, 
22.—Kesumed, on a Difference in a Committee who should 
take the Chair, 22.—Desires Dr. Sherlock to preach, 23. 
Thanks him, 30.—Meets to go to Church, 29.—Proceedings 
interrupted by Message from Lords, 26 June. By Message 
from King, 2 July.—Meets to attend King at Whitehall, 
17 Nov. 

Huelinape, Samuel, Petition for Bill to grant him the Invention 
of Lights and Lamps; Bill ordered, 3 June. 

Hythe, Information given that Mayor had returned himself; 
Order for his Attendance; Clerk of Crown toattend with Re- 
turn, 3 June. Return produced; Resolution thereupon— 
new Writ ordered, 4. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


i MES’s St. Bill for making it a Parish, ordered, 7 May. 

Jefferies. Vide Privileges. 

Jeremy, John, Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debts and 
Portions, read, 27 Nov. Committed, 29. 

Impeachments. Vide Clarendon, Mordaunt, Penn, Pett.— Com- 


mittee to search Precedents in Impeachments for capital 
Offences, 





IN DEX 0 the 


‘Offences, 26 Oct. Report, 29.—Resolutions, that a Subject, 
impeached of High Treason generally, and desired to be se- 
cured, onght to be secured accordingly—that, when he is 
secured, ah may limit a Time for bringing particular 
Charge, 5 Dec. 

Interest, Bull for reducing it, ordered, 11 Apr. To be read, 15. 
18. &amp; 21. Read; Debate thereon adjourned, 22. : 

Innholders. Vide Woodmongers. 

Intestates, Bill for Relief of their Wives and Children, tendered, 
10 Mar. Read, 11. Committed, 27. 

Johnson. Vide Privileges. 

Jordan, Sir Joseph. Vide Penn. 

Journals to be searched for Precedents by a Committee, 15 &amp; 26 
Oct. 10 Feb, 16. 21. &amp; 25 Apr. 

Treland, Petition, complaining of Injuries touching Lands there- 
in, owned, and referred to Committee of Grievances; Order 
for their sitting, 31 Oct. 

Petition of Body of Adventurers for Lands therein, 10 
Dec.—Another in their Name presented, and owned ; Ques- 
tion for reading it, Neg. 14 Mar. Read; previous Question, 
that Consideration be adjourned, Neg. 16. ‘To be heard at Bar, 
16 Mar. 11. 14. 18. 20. 23. 28, &amp; 29 Apr. &amp; 7 May. Reso- 
lution touching Lands in Possession of particular Persons, 16 
Mar. Petitioners, or Agents, to have Recourse to Papers 
concerning them in the Hands of any Clerk of Council, and 
Copies, if desired, attested by Clerk; also Copies of Records 
from any Court of Record in Ireland, 17. Witnesses to be 
summoned, 18. Parties and Counsel heard ; Witness objected 
against as a Forty-nine Officer; Debate thereon; Question 
that he be admitted, Affirmative; Sir Audley Mervin’s Speech 
read,20 Apr. Question, that Conception under Great Seal for 
freland be read, Neg. 23. 

- Matter of Trade between England and Ireland to be 
considered, 17 Dec.—Paper conceming Afiairs of Ireland 
presented; Members to attend their Charge there, 26 Mar. 

Juries, Cominittee to inquire into Restraints on them, and In- 
novations in capital Causes, 16 Oct. All that come to have 
Voices, 21. Attendance of a Committee excused; Com- 
mittees added, 31. Parties to attend Committee, 7 &amp; 12 Nov. 
&amp; 3 Dec. Question that Matter be suspended, Neg. 11 Nov. 
Committee impowered to inquire into Miscarriages in civil 
Causes, 15. ‘To receive Information at large against Lord 
Chief Justice, 18, Report to be made, 7 Dec. Made in Part, 
9. To be finished, 9 &amp; 10. Finished; Lord Chief Justice 
to have Copy thereof, and be heard at Bar, 11. Vide Justice, 
infra, 

Jurors, Bill to declare fining and imprisoning them illegal, or- 
dered, 13 Dec. ‘Vo be read, 15 Feb. Read, 17. Order 
for Second Reading, 18. Coinmitted, and recommended to 
Care of One Member, .19. Committees added, 12 &amp; 28 
Mar. Committee revived, and Order for sitting, 12 Mar. &amp; 
3 Apr. Three to be a Quorum, 4. 

Bill for continuing Act for able and sufficient Jurors, 
ordered, 28 Mar. To be read, 8 Apr. Read, 18. Commit- 
ted, 21. 

Justice, Lord Chief, charged with acting arbitrarily and illegally, 
to be heard at Bar, 11 Dec. Manner of receiving him; heard ; 
Resolutions thereupon, 13. 

Juxon, Sir Wm. Bill, from Lords, for recovering Part of an 
Estate, 12 Dec. Read, 14 Keb. Committed, 21. Com- 
mittees added. 24. Bill passed, 6 May. 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 8. A. 1669. 


MPEACHMENT. Vide Orrery. 
Journals, Committee to peruse them weekly, and rectify 
Mistakes therein, 4 Dec. 
Juries, Bill for better regulating them, read, 19 Oct. Com- 
mitted ; Instruction, 21. Committees added,2 Dec. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 9. 
A, 1669, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


AMES, St. Bill for making it a Parish, read; Question for 
Second Reading, Neg. 17 Nov. 
Jaye,Mr. Vide Privileges. 
Jefferies, Francis, and others, Petition, 15 Mar. 1699. Vide Supply. 
Jekyll, Vide Hayes, Privileges. 
Jews. Vide Popery. 
Imprisonment, illegal, Bill to prevent it, read, 1 Mar. 1669. 
Committed, 3. Passed, 18. 3 
Intestates, Bill, trom Lords, for settling their Estates, 27 Mar. 1671. 
Read, 29. Committed; Committee to summon Persons, but 
not proceed till future Day, 31. Committees added, 4 Apr. 
Bill to be reported, 10. Reported, and passed, with Amend- 
ments, 11. Amendments agreed to by Lards, 13. 

Jones. Vide Privileges. 

Journals, Erasure made therein by King’s Command, 22 Feb. 
1669.—To be inspected by a Committee for Precedents, 
3 Dec. &amp; 10 Apr. Vide Members, Messages. 





NINTH VOLUME. 


Ireland, Petition, complaining of Patent for Light-houses there- 
in, to be read, 7 Apr. 1670. Read, and referred to Committee 
of Grievances; Member to see Copy of Petition, and Order, 
conveyed to Patentees, 8. Order for sitting of Committee, 
and proceeding on Petition, 27 Jan. Matter to be ay a 
rily heard, 31. Report to be made, 4 Feb. Made; Reso- 
lutions thereupon, 8. Vide dddress. 

Irwin, Lord Viscount, Bill, from Lords, to sell Lands for Pay- 
ment of Debts and Legacies,10 Dec. Lead, 12. Committed, 
14. Reported,17. Passed, 20. 

Judgments. Vide Coals, Arrests. 

Juries, Bill for regulating them, read, 14 Feb. 1669. Order for 
Second Reading, 2. 4 &amp; 5 Mar. Committed, 7. To be re- 
ported, 11. Reported, and re-committed ; Instruction; Com- 
mittees added; all that come to have Voices, 12. To be re- 
ported from Ke-commitment, 14. Reported; Debate there- 
on adjourned, 15. Resumed; Bill re-committed, 18. ‘To 
be reported, 22. pe yang and to be ingrossed, 23. Passed, 
26. House put Lords in mind of Bill, 9 6 Bull returned 
from Lords, with Amendments, 11. Amendments to be con- 
sidered, 11 Apr. &amp; 3 Nov. Considered, and in part disagreed 
to; Committee to assign Reasons, 16. Revived, and Order 
for sitting, 10 Dec. &amp; 22 Mar. 


25° Car. Ul. Parl. 2. Sess. 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 
AYE,Mr. Vide Privileges. 


Jenings. Vide Privileges. 
Journals read, 28 Feb—To be perused by Committee; Clerk 
to put them in mind every Morning, 6 Mar. 
Ireland, Motions, and Complaints of Grievances therein, to be 
considered, 17 Mar. Considered; Resolution thereupon, 18. 
Vide Address. 


25° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 11. A. 1673. 


EPHERSON. Vide Privileges. 
Journals of the Two preceding and this Session to be perused 
by Committee, 27 Oct. 


25° &amp; 20° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess.12. A. 1673, &amp; 1674. 


MPRISONMENT, illegal, Bill to prevent it, ordered, 
26 Jan. Read, 27. Committed, 29. Reported, and to be 
ingrossed, 3 Feb. Proviso cut off; Bill passed, 7. 

Journals to be perused by Committee, 13 Jan. Committees 
added, 7 Feb.—To be searched for Precedents, 29 &amp; 31 Jan. 

Ipswich, new Writ, 7 Jan. Member, upon a Certificate from 
Clerk of Crown, takes Oaths, 3 Feb. 

Ireland, State thereof to be considered in Committee of whole 
House, 14 &amp; 18 Feb. Considered, 18 &amp; 20. Report of 
Resolutions, that House be moved to appoint Committee to 
inspect the State of the Revenue—to consider the State of the 
Religion, and the Militia and Forces therein; Committee 
appointed accordingly, 20. Committees added, 23. 

Judges, Bill to settle Powers and Fees in their Patents, read, 9 
Feb. Committed, 13. 

Justices of Peace. Vide Sheriffs. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 13. A. 1675. 


ENINGS. Vide Privileges. 
Jermyn. Vide Privileges. 


\ Imprisonment, illegal, Bill to prevent it, read, 19 Apr. Com- 


mitted, 22. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 5 May. Passed, 
6 


Journals to be perused 


by a Committee every Week, 8 May.— 
To be inspected by a Committee for Precedents, 12. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 14. A. 1675. 


[MPRISONMENT, illegal, Bill to prevent it, read, 20 Oct. 
Order for Second Reading, 2 Nov. 
Trish Cattle. Vide Cattle. 


Justice, Lord Chief, to be desired to issue Warrants for appre- 
hending St. Germain, and all Priests and Jesuits, 8 Nov. In- 
formation given, that Order came not to his Hands in due 
Time, Committee to inquire in whom Default was, 18. 


28° 20° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 15. 
A. 1676, 1677, &amp; 1678. 


E NINGS, Gilbert, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Hackney 
Coachmen. . 
Jewels. Vide Supply. 
Jones. Vide Privileges. 
Johnson. Vide Privileges. 
Journals to be searched by Committees for Precedents,22 Feb.1676. 
&amp; 14 Apr.—of 1672, and of this Session, to be inspected by @ 
Committee, 

































INDEX ¢o the 


Committee, 1 Mar. 1676.—Order againft taking Journal from 
the Table, or Copies thereout, fitting the Houfe, or Com- 
_ mittee thereof, 3 Apr. 1677.—Read, 27 Mar. &amp; 15 Apr. 
Trijh Cattle. Vide Cattle. 


30° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 16. A. 1678. 


I NTESTATES. Vide Suits. 

Journals read, 23 May.—Parties to attend, and give Account 
how Journal 1663 came to be patted and erazed, and why the 
Lutry of Yetterday’s Proceedings is not finifhed, 19 June.— 
Comittee to fearch them for Precedents, 22. 

Tronmongers Company, Petition owned, 5 June. Vide Hearth 
Money. 

Jurors, Bill, from Lords, to prevent Abufes in returning them, 
2 July. lead, and rejected, 4. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 17. A. 1678. 


MPEACHMENT. Vide Arundel, Petre, Powys, Stafford, 
and Beliafis. 

Journals, Committee to infpect them for Precedents, 4 &amp; 28 
Dec.—Té fee due Entries made, 11. 

Jujiice, Lord Chief, defired to repair to Houfe, 24 O&amp;. &amp; 18 
Nov. Thanked for his Care and Diligence in prefent Affairs, 
24 Oct. Called in, and acquainted with the Occation that 
Houfe fent for him, 18 Nov. 

Juftices of Peace, Lift of thofe in Commiffion, and thofe put out, 
within lafi Seven Years, ordered, 8. 12. &amp; 15 Nov. Same 
Lifi from Duchy of Lancatter, ordered, 14. 


31° Car. IT. Parl. 3. Seffi 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


ANK, Dr. defired to preach, 1 Apr. Thanked, 12. 
Iichejier Eleé&amp;tion, and double Return, Petitions, 19 Mar. 
Report, 1 Apr. 

Impeachment. Vide Powys——Committee to fearch Lords Jour- 
nals for Precedents concerning it, 20 Mar. 

Journals of latt Seflion, Cominittee to infpeci them, and pre- 
pare a State of the Matters then depending, with the Progrefs 
nade therein, 19 Mar. Report debated, re-committed, and 
to be prefented in Writing, 20.—To be infpected by a Com= 
mittee every Morning, 2a.—To be fearched for Precedents 
touching Methods and Circumftances to be obferved in Tryals, 
7 May. Report, 8.—Touching patling Bills, 9. Vide Bills. 
—Touching Queftions aiked at Conferences, 10. Vide Con- 
ferences.—For an Account of Proceedings touching Impeach- 
ment of Lords, and thofe on Bill againft Lord Danby, 22. 
Vide Danby, Powys. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. IT. Parl. 4. Sef 1. 
A. 1079, &amp; 1680. 


SY AMES. Vide Privileges. 
Janeway. Vide Privileges. 

Jefferyes, Sir George, Petition againft him prefented, avowed, 
and referred to Committee on Rights of the Subject, 27 Oct. 
Report; Refolutions thereupon; Members for London to 
communicate them to Court of Aldermen, 13 Nov. 

Jenner, John, Bill to make Leafes for Payment of Debts and 
Portions, read, 21 Dec. Committed, 23. 

Impeachment. Vide Powys, Stafford, Seymour, Scroggs, Jones, 
Weflon, and Tyrone. 

Jones, Sir Thomas, Committeee to prepare Impeachment againft 
him, 23 Dec. Impeachment to be prefented with Speed, 5 Jan. 

Journals to be infpeéted by Committee every Day, 27 Oct.-— 
Of laft Parliament, to be infpeéted by Committee for Proceed- 
ings relating to the Plot, 30.—To be fearched by Committee 
for Precedents touching bringing Meflages from Lords, 26 
Noy. For Precedents to juttify that Lords ought to commit 
Perfons impeached, 8 Jan. 

Ipfwich, new Writ, 8 Dec. 

Ireland, Conference, defired by Lords concerning Popifh Plot 
theyein, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported ; Papers, communicated by Lords, to be read, 8 
Nov. Mr. Hetherington to attend, 8 &amp; 9. Order for adding 
Words, omitted in the Entry of Report of the Conference ; 
Mr. Murphy’s Information read; Refidue of Papers to be 
read,9. Hetherington and Murphy make a Difcovery of the 
Plot; Fitzgeralds give their Information ; original Paper of 
Heads in Writing, to be delivered to Clerk of Lords Honfe, 
on Receipt; all Witneffes to attend, 11. Examined ; Samfon 
and Macnamara to prelent their Informations in Writing, 12. 
Further Informations to be taken by a Committee; former 
referred, 13. Petition referred ; Informations prefented, 15. 
Condition of Wiinefles to be reprefented to King, 19. Vide 
Addrefs. \eferred by him to Commiflioners of Treafury ; 
they defire the Direction of Houfe; Hetherington to commu- 
nicate their Names and Conditions to Speaker, 23. Speaker’s 
Report; Hoyfe recommends it to Comuillioners to iffue 

Vou. [X, 


Nintru VowLumes. 


Money for their Support, 4 Dee. Committee revived, ahd 
Order for fitting, 4 &amp; 5 Jan. Report to be made, 5. Made, 
6. To be confidered, 6 &amp; 7.—Vote from Lords, that there 
is, and has been, a treafonable Plot carried on in Ireland for 
maffacring the Englith, fubverting the Proteftant Religion; and 
eftablifhed Government, of that Kingdom; Concurrence of 
Houfe defired thereto, 4. Vote agreed to, with an Addition, 
and to be delivered to Lords alt a Conference ; Committee to 
allign Reafons; feveral Informations read; Refolution there- 
upon. Vide Tyrone, 6. 

Trifh, Matthew, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Eleétions, 25 Od. 

Judges, Committee to examine their Proceedings, 23 Nov. To 
prepare Heads of Impeachment againtt Sir Francis North. Vide. 
North. To fit de die in diem, 24. Committees added, 26 
Nov. &amp; 13 Dec. Report to be made, 10 &amp; 20. , Petition 
prefented, and referred, 17. Report made, and, with Refo- 
lutions thereupon, to be printed, 23. Vide Scroggs, Jones, 
and Wejton. 

— Comunittee to prepare Bill, that future Judges hold their 
Places quamdiu fc bene gefférint, 17 Dec. 

Juftice, Lord Chief, to attend, 27 Oét. Attends; Manner of 
receiving him, 28. Vide Plot. 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sef} 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


[UCHESTER EleGion, Petition, 24 Mar. 
Journals to be intpected by Committee touching Lmpeach- 
ment of Earl of Danby, 25 Mar. 





1° 2° § 3° Jac. 1. Parl. 1. Seff? 1. 
A. 1685, 1086, &amp; 1687. 


AMES’s, St. Weftmintter, Bill to make it a Parifh, ordereds 
27 May. Read, 1 June. Order for Second Reading, 3- 

Committed, 4. Committee added, 6. Bill reported ; Claufes 
lett out; Bill to be ingrofled, 20. Paffed, 23. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 30. 

Clerkenwell, Petition from, Members for London to 
give Antwer, 5 June. 

Jerfey, Petition trom, 19 June. Vide lool. 

Iichefier Election, Petition, 4 June. 

Journals, Committee to confider what Proceedings therein are 
fit to be expunged, 26 May. Revived, 3 June. 

Jujiices of Peace to fee an Order of Houfe executed, 19 Nov. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 7. A. 1667, § 1668. 


KEELING. Vide Juftice. 

Keeper, Lord, Committee to defire he would order Pro- 
clamation concerning Papilis and Nonconformifis to be fent 
to Houfe, 11 Mar. That he would intpect Rolls of Juf- 
tices of Peace, and leave Perfons unfit for the Truft out of 
Commillion, 30. 

King, Meflages from, to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 10 O&amp;. 
10 Feb. &amp; g May. At Whitehall, 30 Mar. &amp; 13 Apr.— 
touching Adjournment, g. 7. &amp; 19 Dec. &amp; 24 Apr.—touch- 
ing Supply, 6 Mar.—touching Prorogation, and Difpatch of 
publick Bufinefs, 13 Apr. His Speech to be confidered, 10 &amp; 
17 Feb. Confidered ; Refolution thereon, 19. Vide Supply. 
Latter Part thereof confidered ; Debate thereon adjourned, i1 
Mar. &amp; 8 Apr. Purport of his Speech at Whitehall, 30 Mar. 
—Previous Queftion, that King fend for proper Perfons, to 
make Propofals for uniting his Proteftant Subjects, Aflirma- 
tive; main Queftion, Neg. 8 Apr. 

King’s Bench, Marfhal to bring Prifoner to a Committee, 3 &amp; 
12 Dec. Vide Juries, Powys. 

Kuapper. Vide Privileges. 


21° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 8. A. 1669. 


KEEPER, Lord, his Speech, 19 Oct. 

King, Meflages from, to attend him in Houfe of Peers ; 
His Speech and Lord Keeper’s to be confidered, 19 Ot. Se- 
verally read; Confideration of latter Part adjourned, 26. Re- 
fumed, 3 Nov. Vide Supply.—Vote to adhere to him in 
maintaining the State and eftablifhed Church, 15. 

King’s Bench, Marthal to permit Prifoner, with a Keeper, to 
attend Committee, and her Counfel in the meun time, 7 Dec. 





22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: y. 
A. 1669, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


K LEPER, Lord, his Speech, 14 Feb. 
Kidderminjter. Vide — 

Killegrew, Sir Peter. Vide Falmouth. 

King, Meflages from, to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 14 Feb. 
11 Apr. 24 Oct. 6 Mar. &amp; 22 Apr. At Whitehall, 21 Feb. 
&amp; 10 Dec.—Kelating to Prorogation, and Difpatch of pubs 
lick Bufineis, 28 Feb. 1669. 14 Mar. 20 Apr. &amp; 14 Feb. 

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Relating to Adjournment, 19 Dec. 6 &amp; 7 Mar.—His Speech to 27° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seffi 14. A. 1675. 
be confidered ; previous Queftion for confidering iton a certain cae 
Day, Neg. Queftion for confidering it another Day, Affir- ELSH ALL, Bill for fettling Lands to churitable Ufes there- 
mative, 14 Feb. Confidered; Refolution thereupon, 17. “in, read, 20 Ot. Committed, 16 Nov. 
Vide Supply.—Another Speech at Whitehall, to be entered in = Kil/morrey, Lord Vifcount, Bill for Payment of Debts and Por- 
Journuls, ‘iefolutions thereupon, 22. Vide Journals, Ad- tions, read, 20 Oét, Committed, 27. Reported, and to be 
drefs. Purport of another Speech reported, 11 Apr. Another ingrofled, 13 Nov. Paffed, 19. | 
Speech, and Lord Keeper’s, to be confidered, 24 Oct. Con- King, Meflages from, to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 13 O«t. 
fidered ; Refolution thereupon, 27. Vide Supply.—Purport &amp; 22 Nov.—His Speech to be confidered, 13 Oét. Conti 
of another Speech at Whitehall, reported, 10 Dec. Vide dered ; Refolutions thereupon, 18. Vide Supply, Religion. 
Supply. —Committee to prepare Bill for educating Children of the 
King, Sir Andrew. Vide Privileges. Royal Family in eftablithed Religion, 2 Oct. 
Knight, Sir John. Vide Privileges. Kingdom. Vide Nation. 
— John, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for.Payment of Kirkby. Vide Privileges. 
Debts, 13 Feb. 1670. Read, 22. Committed, 23. Leported, 


and pafled, 27. 28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. IT. Parl. 2. Sef? 15. 


Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 10. A. 1673, &amp; 16 A. 1676, 1677, &amp; 1678. 
25° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seff. 10. A. 1072, § 16073. A 
' . tid sa {EELS and Boats carrying Coals, Bill for meafuring them, 


7 ELLY. Vide Privileges. ordered, 2 Mar. 1677. Read, 20. 
King, Metlages from, to attend him in Honfe of Peers, 4,  Ked/hall, Bill for fettling Lands to charitable Ufes therein, read, 
5. &amp; 18 Feb. 8 &amp; 29 Mar. &amp; 20 Odt.—Permitting Honfe to 15 Mar. 1676. Committed,2 Apr. Reported, and to be in- 
chufe a new Speaker, 18 Feb.—Touching Recets, and Dif- grofied, 16. Pafled, 8 Feb. Sent to Lords, 11. 
patch of Bills of Importance, 20 &amp; 24 Mar.—Uis and Lord Kenn, Petition from, owned, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Cattle. 
Chancellor’s Speech, 5 Feb. Confidered ; Debate on Partre- Aadlmorrey, Lord Vifcount, Bill for Payment of Debts and Por- 
lating to the Declaration for Indulgence to Diflenters, adjourn- tions, read, 6 Mar. 1676. Committed, 10. Reported, and 
ed, 8. Refumed; Declaration read; previous and main to be ingrofled, 19. Pafled, 28. Returned from Lords, with 
Queftions, that penal Statutes, in Matters ecclefiaftical, can- _Amendments, 7 Apr. Amendments agreed to, 13. 
not be fufpended, but by Act of Parliament, feverally Aflir- King. Vide Religion. 
mative; Kefolution thereupon, 10. Vide dddrefs. Another Meflages from, to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 15 
Speech, 8 Mar. Feb. 16 Apr. 28 Jan. 20 Mar. 11 &amp; 29 Apr. &amp; 13 May 
Knight, Marihal, his Officers to affift Serjeant in execuling an At Whitehall, 23. 26.&amp; 28 May.—Touching the Alteration 
Order, 7 Keb. in Affairs abroad, and the Necetlity of Preparations for the 
Knowles, Deputy Serjeant. Vide Privileges. Safety of the Kingdom, and touching an Adjournment; De- 
bate thereon adjourned, 11 Apr. 1677. Retumed; Refolu- 
25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Se/f: 11. A. 1673. tion thereupon, 12. Vide Supp/y.—Vouching further Supply, 
ined or Credit on new Funds; Debate, and Order thereupon, io. 
KING: Meflages from, to attend him in the Houfe of Peers, Vide Addrefs. Motion for confidering laft Meflage ; Metlage 
27 O&amp;. &amp; 4 Nov.—in Anfwer to an Addrefs of laft Sel- read; Debate adjourned, 21 May.—With Leave to chufe a 
fion, relating to Duke of York’s Marriage, Refolution there- new Speaker, 11 Apr. &amp; 6 May, 1678.—To put Houte in 
upon, 30 Oct. Vide Addre/s. His Speech to be confidered, mind of difpatching Supply; Debate thereon, 11 May.—lHiis 
27 Oct. Speech to be confidered, 15 Feb. &amp; 7 Mar.1676. Confidered, 





Kirkby, Colonel. Vide Privileges. 20. Vide Supply.—Another Speech contidered in Committee 
of whole Houle; Report of Refolutions, 23 May, 1677. 

25° &amp; 26° Car. Wl. Parl. 2. Sef. 12. Vide Addref/s.—Another Speech at Whitehall, 26.—Another 

A. 1673, &amp; 1674. ; to be confidered, 28 Jan. Confidered ; Retolution thereupon, 


29. Vide Addrefs—Another Speech, 20 Mar. 1677.— King’s 
K ELSHALL, Bill for fettling Lands to charitable Ufes there- Pleafure fignified in a Speech by Lord Chancellor, 20 Apr.— 
in, read, 3 Feb. Committed, 10. Committees added, 12. Acquainted that a Bill of Aid is ready for Royal Allent, 18 
King, Meflages from, to attend him in the Houfe of Peers, 7 &amp; Mar. 1677. King’s Antwer relating thereto, and to further 
24 Jan. 11 &amp; 23 Feb.—with Papers on behalf of Dutch, 2. Supply, 19. ! : 
Jan. Vide Dutch—His and Lord Keeper’s Speech ; Motion - Bill, from Lords, for educating Children of the Royal 
that Houfe adjourn for few Days to confider them, affented to, Family in eftablifhed Religion, &amp;c. 15 Mar. 1676. To be 
7 Jan. Contidered; Refolution that Houfe will firft have read,17. Read, 20. Committed, 27. ; 
Grievances effectually redrefled, Religion, Liberties, and Pro- Kingdom, State thereof, in relation to foreign Affairs, to be con- 
perties, fecured, Popery fupprefled, and obnoxious Perfons __fidered, 26 Mar. 1678. pe Ss ; 
removed, 12.—Another Speech to be confidered, 24 &amp; 26, Anight Marfhal, his Otlicers to affifi Serjeant in executing an 
Confidered ; previous Quetftion for Addrefs, to be informed, Order, 22 Feb. 1676. 
whether Advice expected is to relate to a feparate or joint Peace, 
Neg. 26. KRefolution, that King be advifed to proceed in a 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 16. A. 1678. 
Treaty, 27. Debate thereon adjourned, 28. Refumed; , 
Lords Concurrence to be defired, 29. Vide Addrefs.— Another f{ FELS and Boats for carrying Coals, Bill for meafuring them, 
Speech; Refolution thereupon, 11 Feb. Vide Addrefs. ordered, 27 May. Read, 30. Committed, 3 June. Re- 
ported, and to be ingroffed, 15. Pafled, 22. Returned from 
27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 13. A. 1675. Lords, with Amendments, 9 July. Amendments difagreed 
" to; Committee to aflign Realons, 11. Report; Conference 
7"ELSHALL, Bill for fettling charitable Ufes thercin, read, defired, 12. Held, and reported ; Lords waive their Amend- 
24 Apr. Committed, 6 May. Reported, and to be in- ments, 13. 
grofled, 3 June. Kelhall, Bill, from Lords, for fettling Lands to charitable U {es 
Killmorrey, Lord Vifcount, Bill for Payment of Debts and Por- therein, 6 July. Read, 9g. Committed, 11, Reported, and 
tions, read, 5 May. Committed, 7. Reported, and to be re-cominitted ; Order for fitting of Committce, 13. 
ingroffed, 18. Pafled, 3 June. Sent to Lords, 7. King, Meflages from, to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 25 May, 
King, Meffages from, to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 13 Apr. 18 June, &amp; 15 July.—Relating to parting with Army and 
&amp; o June—at Whitehall, 5 June. His Speech read; Refolu- Fleet, 7 June. Confidered; Kefolution thereupon, 11—His 
tion thereupon, 13 Apr.—Vide Addrefs—Another Speech at Speech, 23 May. Part thereof relating to further Supply, to 
Whitehall, read ; Refolutions thereupon, 5 June. Vide Ad- be confidered, 15 June.—Another Speech, 18. 
drefs.—Conference, defired by Lords, concerning the Dignity King’s Bench. Vide Outlawries. 
= the King, and orp yd the Government, agreed to, 2 June. 
anagers appointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Debate ° ‘ a MP a0 - 
thereon; aes Conference to be defired ee Lords; Com- 3° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: aa A. 16; 
mittee to allign Reafons; Keeper of Record of 1 Hen. LV. to K ELSHALL, Bill for fettling Lands to charitable Ufes 
attend them; Order for their fitting ; Committee impowered to therein, read, 22 O&amp;. 
fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 3. Conference defired ; King, Meffages from, to attend him in Honfe of Peers, 21 Oct. 
Mefienger difmifled without Anfwer; Reafons reported, 4. &amp; g Nov. At Whitehall, 19 Nov —Concerning Mr. Bedloe’s 
Houfe put Lords in mind of Meflage, 7. Another Confe- Pardon, 26.—Concerning his not palling Militia Bill, 4 Dee. 
_tence defired with Lords, g. —Communicating feveral Letters to the Houfe, 23. Vide 
King’s Bench, Marfhal to bring a Member, his Prifoner, to Montague.—Another Speech, 21 Oct.—Another, 9 Nov. 7 0 
- Houfe, 14 Apr. Vide Privileges. be confidered, 9. 21. 25. &amp; 30 Nov. &amp; 3 Dee.—Purport of bis 
Knight Marfhal, his Officers to aflift Serjeant in executing an Speech at Whitehall, reported; Refolution thereon, 19 Nov. 
Order, 16 Apr. Vide Addrefs—Another Speech, 253.—Cominittee to confider 
1 


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Ways for Prefervation of his Perfon, 21 O&amp;.—Vote, that his 
Perfon and Government, and the Proteftant Religion, are in 
Danger, to be communicated to Lords at a Conference; 
Committee to aflign Reafons, 31. To withdraw; Report; 
Conference, defired with Lords, agreed to, Managers ap- 
pointed, Conference held, and reported ; another Conference, 
defired by Lords, agreed to, Managers appointed, Conference 
held, and reported; Lords Concurrence to Vote fignified, 1 
Nov.—Another Conterenee, defired with Lords, relating to 
Prefervation of King’s Perfon, and Safety of the Government, 
agreed to, Managers appointed, Conference held, and re- 
ported, 28 Nov. 

Kingdon, Mr. to attend, 18 &amp; 19 Nov. 

King’s Bench. Vide Outlawries. 

Aingston upon Hull, new Writ, 21 Oé. 


31° Car. II. Parl. 3. Sef. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 
KING. Vide Papifts. 


Meflages irom, to attend bim in Houfe of Peers, 
22 Mar. 21 &amp; 30 Apr. 9 &amp; 27 May.—Relating to Mr. Read- 
ing, Refulution thereupon, 7 Apr.—Signifying his Intention to 
come to Houle of Peers, 21. Relating to Pickering and the 
condemned Priefis, 5 May.—Relating to the Fleet, 5 &amp; 14. 
Debate thereon adjourned, 14.—Purport of King’s Speeches 
reported, 22 Mar. &amp; 30 Apr.—Another Speech, 21 Apr.— 
Part of King’s and Lord Chancellors Speech, which relates to 
Security of King’s Perfon, and the Protefiant Religion, to be 
confidered ; Committee of Secrecy to prefent Abfiraét of fuch 
Matters as concern Duke of York, relating to the Plot, 5 &amp; 7 
May.—Vote to fiand by King, and revenge his Death, if 
violent, on the Papifts, 11. 

Knight, Mr. to attend, 24 May. 





31° &amp; 32° Car. Il. Parl. 4. Sef. 1. 4. 1679, &amp; 1680, 
KE LLINGTON Eleétion, Petition, 28 Ot. 


Kendall, John and Thomas, Petitions referred to Commit- 
tee of Privileges and Eleétions, 25 O&amp;t. 

King, Meflages trom, to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 17 Oc. 
26 Jan. 21 &amp; 92 Ot. &amp; i9 Jan-—Relating to the Plot, g 
Nov. Confidered; Debate, and Refolution thereupon, 10. 
Vide Addrefs--Relating to Tangier, to be confidered, 15. 
Confidered; Refolation thereupon, 17. Vide .4ddrefs.—Re- 
lating to Words fpoken by Wm. Pickering, and Thanks there- 
upon, 2 Dee. Vide Privileges—Communicaling a Letter 
touching Pickering, 18.—Concerning the Bill of Exclufion, 
and Prelervation of Tangier, to be confidered, 4 Jan. Con- 
fidered, Refolution thereupon, 7. Vide Addrefs.—Vote to 
fiand by him, and revenge his Death, if violent, on the Papitts, 
2 Nov.—His Speech to be confidered, 15 Dec. Confidered, 
Refolution thereupon, 18. Vide Addre/s. 


33° Car. I. Parl. 5. Sef. 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


kK! NG, Meffazes from, to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 

21, 22. &amp; 28 Mar.—Means for Safety of his Perfon, and 

Security of Proteftant Religion, to be confidered, 24. Con- 
fidered, Refolution thereupon, 26. Vide York. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. WY. Parl. 1. Sef 1. 
A. 1685, 1686, &amp; 1687. 


Ke EP, Wm. and others, Petition, 4 June. Vide Hackney 

™ Coaches. 

King, Meflages from, to attend him in Houfe of Peers, 19. 22. 
&amp; 30 May, 16 &amp; 27 June, 2 July, 9 &amp; 22 Nov.—With Earl 
of Argyle’s Declaration, Refolution thereupon, 23 May.— 
With Letter, touching landing of Duke of Monmouth and 
Lord Grey, Refolutions thereupon, 13 June. Vide Addrefs, 
Monmouth.—Relating to a Recefs, aud Fund of Credit; Re- 
folution thereupon, 18. Vide Supp/ly.—Acquainting Houfe, that 

Earl of Argyle is taken; Thanks thereupon, 22. Vide Addrefs. 

-—Signifying his Intention of coming to Floufe of Peers, 27. 

—Gives Royal Affent to Bills, 2 July.-His Speech confidered 

in Committee of whole Houfe ; Report of Refolution, 22 May. 

Vide Supply.—Vote, that Houfe intirely relies on King’s re- 

peated Declaration to fupport eftablished Church, 27.—Another 

Speech, 30.—Another, 9 Nov. To be confidered in Commit- 

tee of whole Houfe, 9. 12,13, &amp; 14. Confidered, 12, 13, &amp; 

14. Report of Refolution thatSupply be granted—that Houfe 

be moved for Leave to bring in a Bill for rendering Militia 

more uleful, 12. Queftion for Inftruétion to proceed firft on 

Supply, Neg. Inftruction to proceed on Paragraph next after 

Supply, 13.—That Houfe be moved for Addrets. Vide 

Addrefs.—That Houfe be moved for Bill to indemnify Perfons 

unqualified for Employments for Times pafi, 14. 

Committee to prepare Bill for Prefervation of his 

Perfon and Government; Bill recommended to Care of one 

— 33 June. Inftruétion to make it high Treafon to 

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NINTH VOLUME. 


affert the Legitimacy of Duke of Monmouth, or his Pretence 
to the Crown, 15. Bill read twice, 19. Committed, 19. 24. 
&amp; 25. A Committee impowered to prepare Claufe againft 
Motions in Parliament for altering the Succeffion, 26. Claufe 
reported ; Bill reported; Claufe added; Bill to be ingroffed, 
27. Paffed, 29. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


AK E, Sir Lancelot. Vide Privileges. 

Langley, Wm. Petition, 14 Nov. Vide Tower. 
aws, expiring, Committee to prepare Bill for renewing 
them, 15 Oct. Revived; Order for fitting, and expediting 
Report, 28. 

Leather, tanned, Bill for exporting it, read, 26 Nov. Com- 
mitted, 27. To be reported, 11 Dec. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 12. Pafled, 14. Agreed to by Lords, 3 Mar. 

Lee, Mr. to attend a Committee, 7 Nov. Vide Juries. 

Leigh, Thomas, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 
3 Apr. Order for Second Reading, 10. Committed, 11. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 27. 

Leventhorpe, Sir Thomas, Bill for fettling Lands, &amp;c. read, 15. 
Nov. Committed, 18 Committees added, 25. Bill reported, 


and to be ingroffed, 4 Dec. Order for Third Reading, 13. 
Paffed, 14. 


Leverfedge. Vide Privileges. 
Lewen. Vide Privileges. 


Lincoln County, Petition from, 15 Feb. Vide Lindfey, infra. 

Lindjfey Level, Bill for draining it, tendered; Debate thereon ; 
Order for Reading, 14 Nov. Read, 16. Order for Second 
Reading, 25. Committed, 28. Order for fitting of Com- 
mittee, notwithftanding fitting of any other Committee, 4 
Dec. Committees added, 7. Reditun prefented, and referred ; 
Quetiion for agreeing with Committee in the Day for hearing 
Affirmative, 15 Feb. To be heard at Bar, 3. 6. 10. 27, &amp; 28 
Mar. 7. 11. 18, 14.17. 21, &amp; 22 Apr. &amp; 2 May. Witnefles 
to be fummoned,17 Mar. Heard, 7.13, &amp; 14 Apr. Previous 
Quefiion, that Hearing be deferred, Affirmative, 27. Order 
for hearing to ftand, 10 Apr. Another Order foe fumming 
up the Evidence, 22. 

Liichfield, new Writ, 10 O&amp;. 

London. Vide Severn. 

- Sheriffs uf, Bill to indemnify them for Efcapes of 

Debtors, read, 25 Oc. Committed; Claufe to indemnity 

Warden of the Fleet, ordered, 4 Nov. Committees added; 

Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 12 Dec. Bill re- 

ported, and to be ingrofled, 12 Feb. Provifo, relating to 

Warden of Fleet, to be ingrofled, and added, 6 Mar. Bill 

paffed, 11. Agreed to by Lords, 10 Apr. 

Lord Mayor, and Juttices of Peace of London, Middle- 

fex, and Surry, to put Laws for fettling Prices of Coals in 

Execution, 18 Dec. 

— Bill for better rebuilding it, ordered, 10 Apr. To be 
read, 11. Read, 14. Order for Second Reading, 16. Com- 
mitted; Petitions tendered, 18. Committees added, 21. Bill 
reported; Report to be confidered, 4 May. Confidered ; 
Claufes added; Bill to be ingrofled, 5. Claufes omitted ; Bill 
pafled, 6. 

——--—- Bill for Supply of Timber, and other Commodities, for 
Shipping, and rebuilding the City, read, 28 Apr. 

Lord’s Day. Vide Sunday. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages. 

— Petition concerning their Jurifdiétion, referred to a Com- 
mittee; Petitioner, a Prifoner in King’s Bench, to be brought 
before them, 12 Dec. Committees added, 18. Report to be 
made, 21 Feb. Made; Lord Gerrard’s Petition to Lords, 
with their Order and Sentence, read; Fitton’s Petition read; 
Matter touching Lords Jurifdiétion, to be heard at Bar, 22. 
Vide Privileges. Counfel afligned to Petitioner, 2 Mar. 
Heard; Debate adjourned, 3. 

Lucy, Sir Foulke. Vide Privileges. 

— Sir Kingfmill, Bill, from Lords, for Confirmation of a 
Settlement, 25 Apr. Read, 27. Committed, and Order for 
fitting of Committee, 28. Reported, and pafled, 29. 

Lund, John, Petition owned, and referred to a Committee ; 
Committee impowered to appoint Sub-committees, to confer 
with Barons of Exchequer, 28 Feb. Witnefs allowed Privi- 
lege, 6 Mar. 

Lynn, new Writ, 26 Mar. 

















21° Car. Il. Parl. 2. 


IA BOURERS. Vide Poor. 
Lancafler Borough, new Writ, 19 Oé. 

Lee, Lady Elizabeth, Bill to fettle Differences between her and 
Co-heirs of Sir Thomas Pope, read, 8 Nov. Order for Second 
Reading, 17. Committed, and recommended to Care of 
one Member. 18. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 27. Pafled, 
6 Dec. 

Lefiwithiel, new Writ, 7 Dec. 


Sess. 8. A. 1669. 


Lindfey; 





IN DEX oo th Nintu Vouume. 


Lindfey Level, Bill for draining it, read, 29 Oct. Committed, 
4 Nov. Committees added; all that come to have Voices, 
11. Agents for the Country to perufe Papers relating thereto, 
and return them, 7 Dec. 

London. Vide Churches. 

——-— Bill for rebuilding it, read, and withdrawn, as laying a 
Tax without Leave—new Bill, with Blank Claufe, ordered, 
1 Dec. Read, 2. Committed, 7. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages. 

Lowther, Sir Wm. Vide Supply. 

Ludgerfhall, new Writ, 19 Oct. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. HI. Parl. 2. 
A. 1069, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


ABOURERS. Vide Poor. 
Lamerton. Vide Privileges. 

Landifdall. Vide Privileges. 

Law Proceedings. Vide Supply. 

Leghorn. Vide Privileges. 

Lee, Lady Elizabeth, Bill to fettle Differences between her and 
Co-heirs of Earl of Downe, read, 18 Feb. 1669. Committed, 
19. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 26. Pafled, 28. Ayreed 
to by Lords, 18 Mar. 

Leigh, Thomas, Biil to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 
8 Mar. 1669. Order for Second Reading, 12. Committed, 14. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 16. Pulled, 19. Agreed to 
by Lords, 5 Apr. 

Leonards, St. Shoreditch, Petition to be owned before Com- 
mittee, 8 Feb. 1670. Vide Giles’s, St. 


Sess. 9. 


Lewis. Vide Privileges. 
JTiddall. Vide Privileges. 


Lindjey Level, Bill tur draining it, to be read, 23 Feb. 1669. 
Read, 25. Committed, 1 Mar. Committees added, 4 Mar. 
&amp; 11 Nov. Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 11. 
Motion for hearing at Bar, aflented to; Parties and Witnefles 
to attend, 16 Dec. Llearing deferred, 17. 24. &amp; 28 Jan. 
6. 8. 14. 18. &amp; 21. Feb. 21. 23, &amp; 24 Mar. Heard, 21 Feb. 
21 &amp; 23 Mar. Witnetles to be fummoned, 9 Jan. Quetiior, 
that Counfel, formerly retained on one Side, be admitted to 
plead on the other, Affirmative; Summons in Writing to be 


delivered to feveral Minifters, read .in Churches, and fixed at | 


Church-doors ; this to be counted fufficient, 21 Feb. Parties 
difcharged from further Attendance, 27 Mar. 

Littler. Vide Privileges. 

Liverpool, Petition from, 8 Apr. Vide Ireland. 

— new Writ, 27 Oét. 

London, Bill for rebuilding it, ordered, 17 Feb. 166g. Read, 23. 
Provifoes added; Bill committed ; Inftruction, 25. Commit- 
tees added, 5 &amp; 7 Mar. Lill to be reported, 17. Reported ; 
Countel to be heard at Bar, 18. Further Contideration adjourn- 
ed, 18, 19. &amp; 21. Refumed, 19. 21, &amp; 22. Chairman to 
amend Bill according to Votes, 19. Bill to be ingrofled, 22. 
Order for Third Reading, 23. Provifo added ; Bill pafled, 24 
teturned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments to be 
confidered, 8 Apr. Confidered, and agreed to, with an Amend- 
ment; Lords Concurrence to Amendment fignified, g. 

——— Bill to recover Arrears of Money given the Poor thereof, 
read, 30 Mar. 1670. Committed, 31. Reported, to be in- 
grofled, and pafied, 2 Apr. Houfe put Lords in mind of Bill, 
18 Nov. &amp; 11 Mar. Lords Amendments agreed to, 18 Apr. 

Petition of Merchants,Tradefmen, Artificers, and others, to 
be cuufidered, 3 Nov. Read, and referred to Committee, 9 Dec. 

--—-— bill for better Maintenance of Minifters therein, ordered, 
25 Nov. Read, 29. Committed, 6 Dec. To be reported, 
14 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 15. Read Third 
Time; Debate thereon adjourned, 17..-Refumed ; Bill pafled, 
18. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

—— Bill to fettle Differences touching Houfes burnt, to be 
read, 10. 17, &amp; 18 Mar. 1670. Read, 20. Committed; In- 
ftruction, 30. To be reported, 5 Apr. Reported; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 6. Refumed; Bill to be ingrofled; fame 
Committee to prepare Claufe touching Houfes blown up b 
Command, 7. Provifo on behalf of Savoy to be added; Bill 
pailed, 8. Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

Bill for better paving and cieanfing Streets and Sewers, 

tendered,27 Mar.1671. Read, 4 Apr. Committed, 10. Report- 

ed, to be ingrofled, and pafled, 14. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Bill for Relief of thofe, whole Houfes have been blown 
up, to prevent Increafe of Vire, ordered, 8 Apr. To be read, 
10 &amp; 11. Read, 12. , 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages. Their Jurifdiétion to be con- 
fidered, 18 Feb—Defired to have Regard to Privileges of 
Houfe, 4 Mar. Their Anfwer, 5,—Journals to be fearched 
tor Precedents, 5.—-Vote that, in all Aids, the Rate ought 
not to be altered by them, 13 Apr. 

Lord’s Day. Vide Sunday. 

Lowe, Mr. Vide Privileges. 














Lucy. Vide Privileges. 
Ludlow, new Writ, 14 Feb. 
Lynn, new Writ, 7 Mar. 








25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi io. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


AWS expiring, Committee to infpeé them, 13 Feb. 
Lightfoot. Vide Houfman. 

Little. Vide Privileges. 

London, Freemen of. Vide Butlerage. 

Bill for paving and cleanfing Streets and Sewers therein, 
ordered; 20 Mar. Read, 21. Committed, 24. Reported ; 
a added, 25. Bill read Third time; Queftion for pafling, 

eg. 27, 

Lord’s Day. Vide Sunday. 

Houfe of. Vide Meffages. 

Lloyd, Philip, Bill for naturalizing him, read, 25 Feb. Takes 
Oaths; Bill committed; Names to be inferted, 27. Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for fitting, 6 Mar. Bill reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 7. Paffed, 11. Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

Ludgerfhall, new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Lynn, new Writ, 6 Feb. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 12. 
A. 1673, &amp; 1674, 


AUDERDALE, Duke of, charged with endeavouring to 
infringe the Laws, and introduce arbitrary Government; 
Refolution thereupon, 13 Jan. Vide Addrefs. 

Law. Vide Suits. Committee to prepare explanatory Bill for 
Impofition on Law Proceedings, 20 Jan. Report; Bill pre« 
fented, 24. Read, 26. Committed, 10 Feb. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 23. 

Laws expiring, Committee to infpeét them, 21 Jan. 

Lindfey Level, Bill for fettling it, ordered; not to be brought 
in till after Ten o’Clock, 11 Feb. To be read, 16 &amp; io. 
Read, 21. 

Lloyd, Dr. defired to preach, 21 Jan. Thanked, 31. 

London, Committee to prepare Bill for paving Streets, and re- 
building publick Buildings, 23 Jan. Report; Bill prefented, 
7 Feb. Read, 11. 

Lords, Houte of. Vide Mefjages. 


27° Car. WI. Parl. 2. 








Sef. 13. A. 1675. 


TA THAM. Vide Privileges. 


Lauderdale, Duke of. Vide Addrefs. 

Lawley, Six Francis, Vide Privileges. 

Laws, temporary, Committee to infpect thofe confirmed, and 
made raanen. by 17 Car. I. 27 Apr. 

Leather, Bill to continue an Act for exporting it, read, 17 Apr. 
Committed ; Infiruétion relating to the Importation of foreign 
Boots and Shoes, 21. Billreported; Provifo added ; Bill to be 
ingrofled, i1 May. Read Third time; Provilo to be ingrofled 
anew, 7 June. Bill paffed, 8. 

Lewis, Edward, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 
4 May. Committed, 7. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 15. 
Sent to Lords, 19. 
iberty of the Subject, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 19 
Apr. Committed, 29. Committees added, 6 May. Bill re- 
ported, and re-committed, 8. Reported from Re-commit- 
ment, and to be ingrofled, 10. Pafled, 3 June. 

Lincoln City, new Writ, 13 Apr. 

Lincoln’s Inn-Fields. Vide Chancery-lane. 

Lindfey Level, Bill for draining it, ordered, 29 Apr. To be 
read, 4 May. Read, 5. Committed, 27. Committees 
added, 31. ; 

Littleton, Sir Thomas. Vide Privileges. 

Liverpoole, new Writ, 6 May. 

London, Petition from, 22 Apr. Vide Aulnage. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages. 

Committee to infpect their Journals, 4 &amp; 8 May, 1 &amp; 3 
Vide Privileges. 

Votes, that whoever profecutes a Suit at Lords Bar againft 
Member, fhall be deemed an Infringer of the Rights and Pri- 
vileges of Houfe, 15 May.—that no Member ought to be fum- 
moned to attend, or proceeded againft in Lords Houfe, during 
fitting, or Privilege of Parliament, 18.—that no Appeal lies 
to Lords Judicature from Courts of Equity—that no Member 

rofecute fuch Appeal, 28.—Order, that no Member attend 
pers Houfe upon Summons, without Leave, 3 June.—Relo- 
lution, that no Commoner, committed for Breach of Privi- 
lege, ought, without Leave of Houfe, to be made to appeat 
at Lords Bar, during that Seffion, 9. 
Lynch. Vide Privileges. 
Lynn, new Writ, 13 Apr. Eleétion, Petition, 3 May. 





June. 





27° Car. Il. Parl. 2. 


[A MOTTE. Vide Addrejs. 

Leather, Bill for Exporiation thereof, ordered, 20 O&amp;. 
Read, 21. Committed; Petitions prefented, and referred, 
26. Committees added, 13, Nov. 

Liberty of the Subject, Bill for Prefervation thereof, ordered, 
4 Noy. Read, 6. Committed, 15. 


Sef? 14. A, 1675. 


Lincoln's 

















IN DEX 00 the 


’ Lincoln’s Inn Fields. Vide Chancery-lane. 

Lindfey Level, Bill for draining it, ordered, 26 O&amp;. Prefented, 
4 Nov. To be read, 10. Read, 12. Order for Second 
Reading, 16. Committed; Matter to be heard at Bar; Sum- 
mons to be delivered to High Conftables of certain Hundreds, 
and Minifters of certain Parifhes in Writing, publifhed in 
Churches, and fixed at Church-doors, 20. 

Linen Manufacture, Bill for Encouragement thereof, ordered, 

Nov. 

Lords Day. Vide Sunday. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide ) NR that whoever fhall 
follicit, plead, or profecute, an Appeal from Courts of Equity 
at Lords Bar againft a Commoner, fhall be deemed a Betrayer 
of the Rights and Liberties of the Commons of England, 19 
Nov. 

Luzancy, Mr. Vide Addrefs.—Information given, that he had 
been infulted by one St.German a Jefuit, and others; Narra- 
tive thereof read, and referred to Committee; Inftruétion to 
inquire concerning Priefts or Jefuits committed or convicted, 
and how they have been releafed, pardoned, or reprieved, 
8 Nov. Cordier’s Examination reported ; Debate and Reto- 
lution thereupon. Vide Addrefs. Houle informed of dan- 
gerous Words by Popifh Recufants upon this Occafion ; 
Matter referred, 13. 

Lymington. Vide Fees. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl.2. Sef 15. A. 1676, 
1677, &amp; 1678. 


AK E, Sir Lancelot. Vide Privileges. 
Lawley. Vide Privileges. 

Leagues. Vide Treaties. 

Leather, Bill for exporting it, with Claufe annexed, read, 
27 Feb. 1676. Committed ; Petition read, and referred, 1 Mar. 
Bill to be reported, 17. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 20. 
Paffed, 24. 

Ledbury, Bill, from Lords, for Augmentation of the Vicarage, 
29 Mar. 1677. Read, 2 Apr. Committed, 15 Feb. Com- 
mittees added, 23 Feb. &amp; 4 Mar. Committee revived, and 
Order for fitting, 8 Mar. 

Leicefter Borough, new Writ, 16 Feb. 1676. 

Leighton, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

\ ara new Writ, 28 Jan. 1677. 

Liberty of the Subject, Bill for Prefervation thereof, read, 
20 Feb. 1676. Order for Second Reading, 22. Committed, 
3 Mar. To be reported, 19. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 
21. Pafled, 24. 

Limburg Binch, and other Places, declaratory Articles relating 
thereto, prefented, 29 Apr. 1678. Vide Treaties. 

Lincoln, Countels of, Bill, from Lords, for naturalizing her, 
26 Feb. 1677. Read, 4 Mar. Committed, 15. Committees 
added, 18. Bill reported, and paffed, with a Provifo, 20. 

Sheriff of, to have Notice from Speaker to expedite an 
Election, 27 Feb. 1676. Motion about his Petition exhibited 
to Committee of Privileges, fetting forth, that he is duly 
elected for a Town in the County, having himfelf returned 
another; Petition rejected, 27 Mar. 

Lindjey Level, Biil for draining it, to be read, 21 &amp; 26 Feb. 
1676. Read, 2 Mar. Order for Second Reading, 6. Com- 
mitted, 8. Matter to be heard by Committee, 14 Apr. Parties 
concerned to be fummoned, 14 Apr. 29Jan. &amp; 20 Feb. Com- 
mittee revived, 29 Jan. &amp; 2 Feb. Order for fitting, 29 Jan. 
20 &amp; 21 Feb. Matter to be heard at Bar, 25 Feb. 2. 7. 9. 12. 
15. 26, &amp; 27 Mar. and 7 May. Parties to be fummoned, 
25 Feb. Matter heard, 13 Mar. Queftion for further Hearing, 
Neg. 15. ; 

Liverpool, new Writs, 16 Feb. 

Lord's Day. Vide Sunday. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages. 

Lorrain, fecret Article concerning it, prefented, 29 Apr. Vide 
Treaties. 

Lloyd. Vide Privileges. 

— Edward, Petition, 24 Mar. Vide Hamburgh. 

Lund. Vide Privileges. 

Lymington, new Writ, 28 Jan. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 16. A. 1678. 


T4 ND Tax. Vide Supply. 
Laws expiring, Committee to confider them, 24 May. 

Leather, Bill for exporting it, ordered, 24 May. Read, 27. 
Committed ; Petition read, and referred; Petitioners to be 
heard by Counfel before Committee, 8 June. Committees 
added, 13. Bill reported, 15. Paffed,17. Houfe put Lords 
in mind of Bill, 8 July. 

Leigh. Vide Privileges. 

Levant Sea, Petition of Merchants trading thereto, 30 May. 
Vide Wool. 

Lindfey Level, Bill for draining it, ordered, 24 May. Prefented, 
5 June. Read, 7. 

Vou. IX. 



















NintH VoLuMeE. 


Lincoln’s Inn Fields, and other Places, additional Bill for enlarg- 
ing Paflages out of them, read, 4 July. Committed ; Inftruc- 
tion relating to former Law touching Hackney Coachmen, 8. 

Litchfield Election, Petition, 28 May. 

Liverpool Election, Petition, 5 June. 

London. Vide Burglaries. 

Longford, Lord. Vide Privileges. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages. Committee to fearch their 
Journals for Entry of Lord Chancellor’s Speech, 23 May. — 
Vote, that they ought not to alter any Money Bill, 3 July. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 17. A. 1678. 


AND Tax. Vide Supply. 

Lancafter, Chaucellor of Duchy, to Bring in Lift of Juftices 
of Peace therein, and of thofe put out of Commuiffion, within 
Seven Years, 14 Nov. 

Leghorn. Vide Piet. 

Lajtrop, Wickman, Petition in his Name, 14 Dec. 
his Agent, and to be contidered, 16. 

Lock, Mr. to attend, 18 &amp; 19 Nov. 

Lofius, Mr. a Papift, ordered into Cuftody, 8 Nov. 

Lloyd. Vide Addrefs. 

London, Recorder, to attend, and give Account why he does 
not execute Perfons lately calioned for High Treafon, 
26 Dec. Examined; Debate whether he had done his Duty, 
adjourned, 27. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages.— Thanked for their Informa- 
tion concerning the dangerous Condition of the Building of 
the Houfe, 2 Nov. 


Owned by 


31° Car. II. Parl. 3. Sess, 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


[A NCASTER County, Election, Petition, 19 Mar. 
Langhorne, Mr. Writings found in his Chambers to be de- 
livered to Mr. Trenchard, to prepare an Abftract for Commit- 
tee of Secrecy, 28 Apr. 

Lajtropp, Wickman, Petition, 5 May. Vide Profperous. 

Laws expiring, Committee to infpect them, 26 Mar. Revived, 
and Order for fitting, 27. Report to be made, 1 Apr. Made, 
and referred to fame Committee ; Inftruétion, 2. Cotmtaittons 
added, 8. Committee impowered to fend for licenfed and un- 
licenfed Books, 22. 

Leather, Bill for exporting it, ordered, 4 Apr. Read, 9. Com- 
mitted ; Petition againft Bill prefented, and referred, 24. Bill 
to be reported, 13 May. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14. 
Paffed, 19. 

Leicefier County, Election, Petition, 26 Mar. To be heard at 
Bar, 26 Mar. 10. 12. 17. &amp; go Apr. 15 &amp; 20 May. Petition 
of Freeholders referred to Committee of Privileges and Elec- 
tions, g May.—new Writ, 17 Apr. 

Lemott, Samuel, and others, Petition, 13 May. Vide Royden. 

Liberty of the Subjeét, Bill for fecuring it, ordered, 21 Mar. 
Read, 28. Order for Second Reading, 1 Apr. Committed, 2. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 4. Paffed, 8. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments, 2 May. Amendments confidered ; 
Claufes referred to Committee ; Report ; fame Committee to 
withdraw, and — Reafons for difagreeing to Lords Amend- 
ments; Report; Conference defired, and agreed to; Mana- 
= appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 3. Houfe put 

ords in mind of Bill, 8. Another Conference, defired by 
Lords, agreed to; Managers: appointed ; Conference held, and 
reported, 9. Lords put Houfe in mind of Bill, 12. Lords 
Amendments to be confidered, 15. Confidered, and in Part 
difagreed to; Committee to affign Reafons, 16. Free Con- 
ference defired, and agreed to by. Lords; Managers appointed, 
22. Another free Conference, defired by Lords, agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; free Conference held, and reported ; an- 
other to be defired with Lords, 26. Defired, agreed to, held, 

and reported, 27. 

Lords, Houte of. Vide Meffages.—Committee to infpect their 
Journals for Refolutions touching Impeachments, 20 Mar. 
Report to be confidered, 24.—- Another Committee to fearch 
them for Entries relating to Commitment of Perfons impeach- 
ed, 10 Apr. — Another to fearch them for Entries of Orders 

touching giving Copies of Evidence to Lords in the Tower, 

14. Report; Debate thereon adjourned, 15.— Another to 

fearch them concerning the Appearance and Arraignment of 

Lords in the Tower, 16. Report, 17. — Another to fearch for 

Entries relating to Tryals of impeached Lords, 9 ye An- 

other to take Account of all Proceedings touching Impeach- 

ments of Lords; Inftruction touching Bill againft Earl of 

Danby, 22. : 

{piritual, Refolution that ry Poe. not to have Vote in 
any Proceeding upon impeached Lords, 15 May. 

Lucy, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Lymington, new Writ, 17 May. 





I 31° 


INDEX @ the Nintu VotumMeE. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. Il. Parl.4. Sess.1. A. 1679, § 1680. 
[AUNCESTON, new Writ, 26 Ot. 
I 


wes. Vide Privileges. 

Leather, Bill for exporting it, ordered, 3 Nov. Read, 4. Com- 
mitted, 9 Dec. ; 

Leighton, Baldwin, Petition referred to Committee of Grievances, 
21 Dec. Report to be made, 8 Jan. 

Lewis, Mr. Vide Addrefs.— Has Leave to print his Informa- 
tion relating to the Plot, 18 Nov. ; 

London, Members for, to acquaint City with a Vote againft Re- 
corder, 13 Nov.— To thank them for their Loyalty and Vigi- 
lance for Prefervation of King and Proteftant Religion.—Vote 
that London was burnt by Papitts, 10 Jan. 

Lord’s Day. Vide Sunday. 

Lords, Houfe of. Vide Meffages.— Journals to be infpected by 
a Committee for Proceedings relating to the Plot, 1 Nov.— 
for Precedents to maintain, that they ought to commit Perfons 
impeached, 8 Jan. 

Lymington, new Writ, 26 O&amp;. Eleétion, Petition, 13 Nov. 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sess. 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


Lircu FIELD Eleétion, Petition, 24 Mar. 

Lords, Houle of. Vide Mefjages.— Vote, that their refufing 
to proceed upon an Impeachment in Parliament, is a Violation 
of the Conftitution of Parliaments, 26 Mar. 

Ludgerfhall EleGtion, Petition, 24 Mar. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Juc. IT. Parl. 1. Sess.1. A. 1685, 1686, 
&amp; 1087. 


L4o E, Petition of Traders therein, 23 June. 
"4 Lancafter Town Election, Petition, 30 May. 

Lawrence, Sir Thomas, Petition for Bill to make Leafes, and 
exchange Lands; Bill ordered, 17 Nov. Prefented, 19. 

Laws expiring, Committee to infpect them, 26 May. Report 
re-committed, 27. Report from Re-commitment; Bill to 
revive feveral, ordered, 5June. Read, 12. Committed, 16. 
Committees added ; Committee revived, and Order for fitting ; 
impowered to prepare Claufes, or Bills, to regulate Printing- 
preffes, for Exportation of Beer, and to prevent Moor-burn- 
ing, 18. Bill reported ; Claufes added ; Bill and Claufes to be 
ingrofled, 19. Provifo added ; Bill paffed, 22. Sent to Lords, 

Houfe put Lords in mind of Bill, 26. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 30. 

Leather, Bill for exporting it, read, 26 May. Committed ; Pe- 
titions read, and referred, 27. Bill reported, and to be in- 
groficd, 1 June. Paffed, 3. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 18. 

Leicejter, Ralph, Petition for Bill to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts and Portions; Bill ordered, 18 Nov. 

Lewes Eleétion, Petition, 26 May. 

Lights and Lamps. Vide Ilutchinfon. 

Lindfey Level, Petition for Bill to drain it; Bill ordered, 3 June. 
To be read, 15. Read; Queftion for Second Reading, Neg. 
16. 

Linens. Vide Supply. 

Litchfield Eleétion, Petition, 25 May. 

London, Members for, to anfwer a Petition, 5 June. 

—.-_—— Bill for Relief of Widows and Orphans, ordered, 23 June. 
Prefented, 24. Read, 25. Committed; Inftruciion; appro- 
priating Claufe ordered ; Debate, touching Payment of Or- 
phans Money into the Chamber, adjourned, 30. 

Lords, Houle of. Vide Meffages. 

Ludgerfhall, Election, Petition, 23 May. Order for hearing by 
Committee, 29. 

Ludlow, new Writs, 23 May &amp; g Nov. 

Lugge. Vide Wye. 


Vide Buttons. 


25. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess.7. A.1667, § 1668. 


JAIDSTONE, new Writs, 10 O&amp;. &amp; 6 Dec. 
Malmefbury, new Writ, 4 Dec. To be delivered to 
Member for the County, 12. 

Mapplcfion. Vide Prictleges. 

Marriages, clandefiine, Bill to prevent them, read, 8 Nov. 

Marfh. Vide Trade. 

Martin. Vide Privileges. 

Members, to fend Writs of Dedimus poteftatem for taking Oaths 
to Sheriffs, and give Account of the Delivery and Execution 
thereof, 15 O&amp;.— Withdraw during a Debate, 21 Oét.— 
Charged with Corruption, 18.— Expelled, 22 Nov. — Have 
Leave to be abfent, 27 Nov. 15.17. 19, 20. 22. 24. 26, 27, 
&amp; 28 Feb. 2. 4. 6. 9. 12, 13, 14. 18. 26. &amp; 28 Mar. 2. 13. 
14.16, &amp; 17 Apr. &amp; 9 May. To attend as Evidence at 
Lords Bar, 5 Dec. As Counfel, 23 Apr. — Quettion, that no 
ea Paper be given to them at the Door, Neg. 3 Dec. — 

rit for a Borough to be delivered to Member for a County, 
12.— To be fummoned by Sheriffs, 14. — Jutiices of Peace to 


fee an Order executed, 12 Feb. — Abfent at Call, to be fined 
401. and committed to Tower till Fine paid, 13.— Fines re- 
mitted, 14. 17. 19. 21, 22. 24. 26, 27, &amp; 28 Feb. 2.4. 11, 
&amp; 12 Mar.— Léave of Abfence not to be afked till after 
Ten o’Clock, 20 Féb. — To difperfe Proclamation for putting 
Laws, concerning Papifts and Nonconformitts, in Execution, 
11 Mar. — Refolution, that no Fee is due for Orders or Writs 
of Eleétions, or upon Admifiion of Members, 30.— Abfent at 
Call, to pay 401. to be forthwith eftreated in Exchequer, on 
Default of Payment — abfent for Three Days, without Leave, 
to pay 101. 6 Apr. 

Merchant Adventurers, their Patent to be confidered, 9 &amp; 16 
Nov. 

Meffages from King. Vide King. 

from Lords, acquainting Houfe what Time King will 
be attended at Whitehall, 15 Oct. &amp; 23 Apr. — that they will 
fit in Afternoon, 14 Dec. — defiring Houfe to fit in Afternoon, 
19 Dec. &amp; 8 May. — for Houfe to attend King’s Committion 
for giving Royal Affent to Bills, 19 Dec. — about the Time of 
iheir adjourning, 18 Mar. — defiring Houfe to appoint a Com- 
mittee to join with Committee of Lords, 23 Apr. — for Houfe 
to attend King’s Commiflion for Prorogation, 1 Mar. 

to Lords, with Reafons for not anfwering a Meflage 
fooner, 23 Nov.—to put them in mind of Bills, 7 Dee. 
30 Mar. 25 Apr. &amp; 4 May. 

Micklethwaite. Vide Ireland. 

Millford Haven, Complaint of illegal Exactions for a Light. 
houfe there, referred to Committee of Grievances; Patent to 
be produced, 4 Nov. Order for fitting of Committee, and 
proceeding in Examination, 28 Mar. Report to he made, 
7 Apr. Made; Refolution thereupon, 8. Vide dddrefs. 

Militia, A&amp;s relating thereto, to be confidered by whole Houfe, 
18 Dec. Referred to a Committee; Inftruétion to provide 
againft illegal Commitments by Provofts Marfhal, 3 Apr. Re- 
port of Refolution, that Honfe be moved to defire King to re- 
imburfe Money paid for Duty done laft Year, 8 May. 

Milward. Vide Cattle. 

Moneys due tothe Crown. Vide Supply. 

Monmouth County, new Writ, 10 Oét. Ele&amp;tion; Petition; 
Committee of Ele€ions and Privileges to examine, whether 
Return comes from proper Officer ; Perfon returned, to fit 
till Election determined, 12 Nov. Order for Hearing, 11 Feb. 
Report, 14. 
— Sheriff of. Vide Privileges. 
Monour to attend a Committee, 12 Nov. 
Moody. Vide Hearth-money. 
Mordaunt, Lord, Petition, with Articles of Impeachment againtt 
him annexed, owned, and referred to a Committee, 25 Ot. 
Committees added, 8 Nov. Committee revived, 8 &amp; 28. 
Order for fitting, 8 &amp; 28 Nov. &amp; 12 Dec. Impowered to 
compare Petition and Articles with thofe of former Seflion, 
7 Dec. Adjourned, 13. To examine Witnefles before Re- 
port, 14. 

Motion, new, not to be made after Twelve o’Clock, 28 Mar. 


Vide Juries. 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 8. A. 1669. 
AGDALEN, St. Mary College, Cambridge, Petition re- 


ferred to Committee, 4 Nov. Committees added, 9. 17. 
23,&amp; 24. All that come to have Voices, 27. 

Mainard. Vide Privileges. 

Medway. Vide Gravefend. 

Members have Leave to be abfent, 19 O&amp;. 11 &amp; 29 Nov. To 
attend at Lords Bar as Counfel, 29 Nov.— None to depart, 
without Leave afked, after Ten o’Clock, 25 Oct. — Bring 
Meflage from Lords, 4 Nov. — Not to attend at Lords Bar as 
Countfel, without Leave, after 10 o’Clock, 10.— Excufed for 
offenfive Words, upon Submiffion, 12.— Withdraw during 
Debate, 12. 17. &amp; 20 Nov. — Reprehended, and excufed, for 
detaining a Writ for an Eleétion, 22. Detained on Mefne 
Procefs, to be difcharged, 25.— Denied Leave to attend Com- 
mittee of Lords, 1 Dec. 

Mefjages from King. Vide King. 

-from Lords, fignifying what Time King will be attended 
at Whitehall, 6 Nov. — for Houfe to attend Commiffion for 
Prorogation, 11 Dec. 


Midhurfi, new Writ, 8 Dec. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 9. A. 1669, 
1070, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


JY4IDENHEAD Bridge, Bill for colleéting the Toll, or- 
dered, 6 Mar. 1670. 
Maiming malicious, and wounding, Bill to prevent them, or- 
dered, and recommended to Care éf one Siember; no other 
Bufinefs to be proceeded in till that paffed, 10 Jan. 1670. Bill 


read, 11. Committed, 12 &amp; 13. Report of Progrels; 
former Committee to prepare Ciauie to prevent like Mifchiefs 
for the future, 12. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. 
Paffed, 14. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 

4 ‘ Amendments 








IN DE X ¢o the Nintu Voutume. 


Amendments read; Debate thereon adjourned, 24: Refumed ; 
one poftponed : Committee to coniider of them, and of fome 
Expedient thereupon, and to affign Reafons for Difagreement, 
25. Report; Conference defired, and agreed to, Managers 
appointed, Conference held, and reported, 26. Another a 
ference defired by Lords, and agreed to, 3 Feb. Held, and 
reported ; Lords Reafons not fatisfactory ; free Conference to 
be. defired thereupon ; Managers appointed, 4. Free Con- 
ference defired, agreed to, held, and reported, 6. Another 
free Conference defired by Lords, and agreed to, 8. Held, 
and to be reported, 9. Reported; Lords Reafons for Omif- 
fion of a Claufe not fatisfactory ; another free Conference to be 
defired with Lords, 10. Defired, agreed to, held, and re- 
ported, 11. Lords Concurrence to Amendments of Houfe, 
fignified, 13. 

Maleverer, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Manby. Vide Privileges. 

Manners, Lord. Vide Roos. 

Markets, Bill for regulating them, and to prevent Abufes in the 
Grafing Trade, and Sale of Cattle, ordered, 26 Feb. 

Martin’s St. in the Fields, and St. Paul’s Covent Garden, Peti- 
tion, 4 Jan. Vide Giles’s St. 

Mafon. Vide Privileges. 

Meafures. Vide Corn.—Committee to infpe&amp; former Act for 
regulating them, 16 Nov. 

Medona, new Writ, 24 O&amp;. 

Melcomb Regis, new Writ, 24 O&amp;. 

Members have Leave to be abfent. 4 Mar. 8 &amp; 20 Dec. 17 &amp; 26 
Jan. 6.15. 16, 17. 25. 27, &amp; 28 Feb. 1. 3, 4.7. g&amp; &amp; 13. 
Mar. To attend as Evidence at Lords Bar, 18 Nov.—Mem- 
ber to be brought by Serjeant to Bar, to receive Sentence of 
Sufpenfion on his Knees, 8 Apr. 1670. Brought, and fufpended, 
14 Nov. Heard, reftored, and allowed Privilege, 23. Vide 
Prettyman.—Not to depart without Leave afked, between 11 
and 12 o’Clock.—Committee to infpeét Journals for Prece- 
dents for Punifhment of abfent Members, 3 Dec. Abfent at 
Call, to be doubly affeffed in Subfidy Bill, 20 Dec. 9 &amp; 16 
Jan. &amp; 20 Feb.—Lift of their Names to be made out, 9. 16. &amp; 
31 Jan. &amp; 14 Feb. To be returned to Committee of whole 
Houfe, 19 &amp; 31 Jan.—Going out of Town without Leave, 
to be doubly affefled in Subfidy Bill, 16. Jan —Excufed, 21. 
23.25, 26,27. &amp; 31 Jan. 3, 4.6, 7. 13. 16. 20. 21 &amp; 28 
Feb. 1 &amp; 3 Mar.—Denied Leave to he abfent, 7 &amp; 20 Feb. 
— Lift of Defaulters Names to be fairly writ out, 14.—Not to 
go out of Town without Leave by Order, 20.—Defaulters 
ordered into Cuftody, 24 Defaclter called in, heard, and 
excufed paying Fees—Member withdraws during Debate, 
28.—Quefiion that Member, having rendered himfelf to Ser- 
jeant, be admitted to make Excufe in his Place, Affirmative ; 

general Order thereupon ; Excufes not ‘admitted till after 10 
o’Clock, 6 Mar. Admitted, 7. 9, 10. 13. &amp; 17. 

Merchant Adveuturers, Bill for encouraging their Trade, read ; 
Quefiion for Second Reading, Neg. 21 Jan. 1670. 

Meres, Sir Thomas. Vide Privileges. 

Meffages from King. Vide King. 

from Lords, with a Vote concerning Union with Scot- 

land, 4 Mar. 1669.—Signifying King’s Pleafure to be attend- 

ed at Whitehall, 11 Mar. &amp; 20 Apr.—Acquainting Houfe 
they will fit in Afternoon, 8,9. &amp; 11 Apr. Defiring a Con- 
ference; Meflengers difmifled without Anfwer; Committee to 
fearch Precedents concerning Meflages between both Houfes, 

10 Apr.—Conference defired by Lords, upon Anfwer from 

Houfe, agreed to ; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and 

reported ; another Conference to be defired with Lords, 11. 

Defired, and agreed to; Report of Metlage, to be delivered 

at a Conference ; Managers appointed ; Conference held, and 

reported, 12.—For Houfe to attend King’s Commiffion for 

Adjournment, 16 Apr. &amp; go Od. 

to Lords, defiring they would have Regard to Privileges 
of Houfe, 4 Mar. 1669. Lords Anfwer, 5.—To intimate, 
that Houfe will fit in Afternoon, 30.—To put them in mind 
of Bills, g Apr. 18 Nov. 23 Jan. &amp; 11 Mar. 

Meffengers difmiffed without Anfwer, 2 &amp; 10 Apr. 

Midhurft Ele&amp;ion, Petition, 23 Feb. 

Miles. Vide Privileges. 

Militia, Committee to infpect Ac relating thereto, 21 Nov. 
Committees added, 3 Dec. Committee revived, 9 Mar. 

Monckton, Sir Philip. Vide Privileges. 








Moor. Vide Privileges. 
Moreton. Vide Privileges. 
Morgan. Vide Privileges. 


Morley, Sir John. Vide Privileges. 

Mofely, Sic Edward, Bill to fell Lands read; Queftion for Se- 
cond Reading, Neg.—Committee to prepare Bill to prevent 
Forfeiture of his Eftate,11 Mar. 1669. Bil] to be read, 26 Jan. 
Read, and withdrawn, as not purfuant to Order—another Bill 
ordered, and former Order revived, 28. Bill tendered, 1 Feb. 
To be read, 3. Read, 4. Order for Second Reading, 11. 

Mum. Vide Beer. 


Vou. IX. 


25° Car. I. Parl. 2. Seffi 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


VJACKRELL. Vide Banks. 
Malmefbury, new Writ, 20 O&amp;. 7 
Malton, new Writ, 6 Feb. Eleétion and double Return; Pe- 
titions, 3 Mar. Order for Committee to proceed, 22. 
Marlborough, new Writ, 6 Feb. 
Marfh. Vide Privileges. 
Melcomb Regis, new Writ, 6 Feb. 
Member brings a Meffage from Lords, § Mar. 
Merioneth, new Writ, 6 Feb. 
Meffages trom King. Vide King. 
from Lords, fignifying what Time King would be at- 
tended at Whitehall, 7 &amp; 27 Mar.—to fame Purport brought 
by a Member, 8.—detiring Houfe to fit in Afternoon, 22. 24. 
27 &amp; 28. 
to Lords, to put them in mind of Bill, 24 Mar. 
Michael, new Writ, 6 Feb. Eleétion, Petition, 27. ° 
Minehead, new Writ, 6 Feb. 
Moor-burning, Bill againf; it, read, 14 Mar. Committed ; In- 
ftruétion, 17. 
Morgan. Vide Privileges. 
Mufcovy. Vide Greenland. 








25° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef? 11. A. 1673. 


VfALMES BURY, new Writ, 27 O&amp;. 
Meffagesfrom King. Vide King. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 12. A. 1673, &amp; 1674, 


ALLET. Vide Privileges. | 
Malmefbury Eleétion, Petition, 7 Jan. 

Manning. Vide Privileges. 

Majiers, Mr. Information given of fcurrilous Words fpoken by 
ae ong a Member, referred to a Committee; Inftruction, 
31 Jan. 

Member, upon a Certificate from Clerk of Crown, takes Oaths, 
3 Feb. Has Leave to be abfent, 23. 

Committee to prepare Bill for their better Attendance, 

22 Jan. Revived, and Order for fitting, 5 Feb. Report; 

Bill read, 18. 

Committee to prepare Bill for a Teft to be taken by 
them, 22 Jan. Report; Bill read, 23 Feb. 

Mefjages from King. Vide King. 

from Lords, fignifying what Time King would be at- 
tended at Whitehall, 13 Jan. &amp; 3 Feb.—with a Vote of Ad- 
vice to the King, 29 Jan.—with a Vote of Thanks to him, 11 
Fel.—for Houfe to attend King’s Commiffion for Prorogation, 
10 Nov. 

Meffengers difmiffed without Anfwer, 29 Jan. 

Moor-burning, Bill againft it, read, 24 Jan. Committed, 3 Feb. 

Mooreland, Sir Samuel, Petition for Bill to eftablifh a certain 
Water-engine ; Committee to take a View thereof, 29 Jan. 
Bill read, 12 Feb. Committed, 13. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 24. 

Muddiford, Charles, Petition owned ; Sir John Robinfon heard 
in his Place; Matter to be heard, 26 Jan. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 13. A. 1675. 


EASU RES, Committee to prepare Bill to afcertain them, 
27 Apr. Committees added, 6 May. 

Malme/bury Ele&amp;tion, Report, 11 May. 

Maplejdon, Vide Privileges. 

Martin. Vide Privileges. 

Mayne, Mr. Information given, that his Petition had been ex- 
hibited by Miftake, Leave to withdraw it, 26 Apr. 

Member, a Prifoner in King’s Bench, to be brought to Houfe by 
Marfhal, 14 Apr.—None to go out of Town, without Leave, 
17 May.—Have Leave to attend as Evidence at Lords Bar 
—of Long Robe to attend, 18.—Have Leave to be abfent, 
19 May, &amp; 1 June—not to anfwer to Appeal preferred at 
Lords Bar, 4 &amp; 15 May.—Letters to be fent to proper Of 
ficers of Places, for which Defaulters ferve, 26.—Defaulters 
excufed, 27 May, &amp; 2 June.—Sent to the Tower for waiving 
Privilege, 1 June.—not to attend Lords Houfe upon any Sum- 
mons, without Leave, 3. 

Bill to prevent Members from taking any publick Office, 
read 22 Apr. Read Second time ; Queftion for Commitment, 
Neg. for rejeéting, Affirmative, 29. 

Merchant, Henry, a Lunatick, Bill for Payment of Debts, and 
fettling Eftate, read, 3 May. Committed, 1 June. 

Meffages from King. Vide King. 

from Lords, defiring to know, whether a Warrant, 

figned by Speaker, was ordered by Houfe; Meflengers 

difmiffed without Anfwer; Refolution, that Meflage is unpar- 
liamentary ; Conference to be delired thereupon ; Committee 
to affign Reafons, 15 May. Report, 17. nference held, 


and reported, 19. Another Conference defired by Lords, and 
agreed 




















IN DEX oo the 


agreed to, 20. Held, and reported; Queftion, that Lords 
Reafons are fatisfactory, Neg. free Conference to be defired; 
former Managers to attend ; others added, 21. . 

to Lords, defiring they would have Regard to the Privi- 
leges of Houfe, 5 &amp; 15 May. Their Anfwer, 7.—To put 
them in mind of a Meflage, 27 May, &amp; 7 June. 

— difmiffed without Anfwer, 5. 21. &amp; 31 May, &amp; 4 

une. 

Militia, Committee to infpe&amp; Laws relating thereto, 22 Apr. 

Mingay. Vide Privileges. 

eh Bill againft it, read, 29 Apr. Committed, 20 May. 

Murray, Robert, Petition, com laining of being imprifoned by 
Procurement of Duke of Lauderdale, owned, and referred to 
Committee of Grievances, 6 May.—Complaint on his behalf, 
referred to Committee, 18. Vide Privileges. 

Mohun, Lord, Information given, that a Warrant was forcibly 
taken away from Deputy-Serjeant by him; Deputy examined ; 
Debate thereon ; Meffage to Lords, demanding Juftice againft 
him,14 May. Their Antwer to be confidered, 15. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 14. A. 1675. 


AfALTON Eleétion, Petition, 27 O&amp;, Debate whether re- 
gularly figned, and prelented ; Queftion that Committee 
proceed thereon, Affirmative, 2 Nov. 

Manufactures, foreign, Bill, from Lords, concerning them, 18 
Nov. Read; Debate thereon, 19. Vide Addrefs. 

Maynard, Lord, Bill, from Lords, for rectifying a Miftake in 
a Marriage-fettlement, 17 Nov. Read, 19. Committed, 20. 
Mayne, John, Petition read; Queftion tor proceeding thereon, 

Neg. 22 O4. 

Meafures, Committee to confider Ways to alcertain them, 8 
Nov. 

Member withdraws during Debate ; committed to Tower, 20 
O&amp;. Vide Quarre/—Abfent at Call, like Letter to be fent 
to compel their Attendance as laft Seflion, 27 Od. 8. 15. &amp; 
18 Nov.—Excufed, 19.—Information given of Reports, that 
Members take Money for giving Votes, and promoting Bills ; 
Teft for purging them, read, and referred to Committee— 
Houle informed of Letters fent to feveral Members to attend ; 
Debate aud Refolution thereupon, 27 Oct. Vide Addrefs. 
Not to be made Sheriffs, 16 Nov.—Not to depart, without 
Leave, after 10 o’Clock, 18. 

Merchant, Henry, a Lunatick, Bill for Payment of Debts, and 
fettling Efiate, prefented, 18 Oct. Read, 27. Committed, 
16 Nov. 

Meres, Sir Thomas. Vide Quarrel. 

Mefjages from King. Vide King. 

to Lords, to put them in mind of a Vote, 8 Nov. 

Moor-burning, Bill to prevent it, read, 27 O&amp;. Committed, 

15 Nov. 


28° 290° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 15. A. 1676, 
1677, &amp; 1678. 


JACDONNEL, Alexander, and Wife, Petition, 19 Feb- 
Vide Norfolk. 

Macham. Vide Privileges. 

Maintenance. Vide Champerty. 

Malden, new Writ, 16 Feb. 

Malton new Election, Petition, 26 Feb. 1676. Party difclaims 
his Eleétion and Keturn, 19 Mar. 

Manchefter, Earl of, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for Payment 
of Debts, and fettle others in lieu, read, 5 Mar. 1676. Com- 
mitted, 10. Reported, 14. Read Third time; Provifo ten- 
dered; Bill to lie on Table for Three or Four Days before 
debated, 23. Provifo read ; Committee to amend it, 5 Apr. 
Agreed to ; Bill and Provifo pafled, 10. Provifo agreed to by 
Lords, 11. 

Marriages, inceftuous, Bill, from Lords, to prevent them, read, 
14 Apr. 1677. Read Second time; Queftion for Commit- 
ment, Neg. Bill rejected, 4 Feb. 

clandeftine, Bill, from Lords, to prevent them, 31 Jan. 
1677. Taken out of Houfe; Clerk to inquire after it, 18 Feb. 
Lords put Houle in mind thereof, 22. Ways for finding it con- 
fidered; Refolution thereupon; Form of Proteftation to be 
taken by Members ; Clerk to prepare Skin of Parchment for 
them to fubfcribe it, 23. Bill read, 8 Mar. 

Martin’s, St. in the Fields, Petition from, referred to Com- 
mittee, 31 Mar. 1677. 

- Bill for erecting and endowing a new Church, and 
making it parochial, g Mar. 1677. Read, 16. Committed ; 
Inftruction, 4 May. 

Maynard, Lord, Bill, from Lords, to rectify a Miftake in Mar- 
riage-fettlement, 23 Feb. 1676. Read, 1 Mar. Committed, 
5 Reported, 15. Pafled, with Provifo, 23. Provifo agreed 
to by Lords, 2 Apr. 

Member clears himfelf of traducing another to King, 15 Feb. 1676. 
—Not to depart, without Leave, after 10 o’Clock, 22.—-Have 
Leave to be abfent, 23 Feb. 8. 10, 17. 19. 22, 24. &amp; 30 


NINTH VOLUME. 


Mar. 20 &amp; 28 Feb.—Difcharged for Recufancy, 6 Mar.— 
Gone the Circuit without Leave, fent for in Cuftody, 7.— 
Imprifoned upon Execution; releafed, 2 Apr.—Not to take 
from Table any Bill or Brief, or the Journal, or take Notes 
thereout, fitting Houfe, or Committee thereof, 3 Apr. 
Member to be heard by Counfel at Bar, as to his Intereft in 
Bill, 4.—Withdraws during Debate; expelled, 1 Feb. Vide 
Wanklyn.—Abfent at Call, to incur Diipleafure,27 Mar &amp; 
15 Apr.—Admonifhed for an offenfive Speech, 3 May.— 
Going out of Town, without Leave, between 11 and 192 
o’Clock, to be fent in Cuftody, 11. 

Committee to prepare Bill for dif{charging Wages due to 
them, 3 Mar. 1676. Bill tendered, 10. Read, 13. 

Merchant, Henry, a Lunatick, Bill for Payment of Debts, and 
fettling his Eftate, read, 16 Mar. 1676. Committed, 2 Apr.— 
Another Bill to enable Truftees to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, read, 23 Feb. Committed; Inftruétion, 7 Mar. 

Meffages from King. Vide King. 

— from Lords, to put Houfe in mind of Bill, 22 Feb. 

to Lords, to put them in mind of Bill, 15 Feb. &amp; &amp; 
Mar. 

Meffengers difmiffed without Anfwer, 10 Mar. 

Milborn Port, new Writ, 16 Feb. 

Milkfopp. Vide Privileges. 

Monmouth Borough, new Writ, 16 Feb. 

Moreland, Sir Samuel, Bill for allowing him the Benefit of Wa- 
ter-pumps and Engines invented by him, read, 20 Mar. 1676. 
Committed, 2 Apr. 

Mordaunt, Lady Mary, Bill, from Lords to fell Lands, not- 
withftanding Minority, 12 Apr. 1677. Read, 13. Committed, 
reported, and re-committed, 14. Reported from Re-commit- 
ment, and paffed, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed to 
by Lords, 16. 

Morley and Monteagle, Lord, Bill, from Lords to fell Lands for 
Payment of Debts, 4 Apr. 1677. Read, 16. Committed, 
5 Feb. Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 7 &amp; 9. 
Bill reported, 12. Pafled, 16. 

Mozfell. Vide Privileges. 

Mum. Vide Coal. 


Murray to attend, 16 Mar. Vide [Harrington. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 16. A. 1678. 


ACY. Vide Privileges. 
Maintenance. Vide Champarty. 

Martin’s, St. in the Fields, Bill for ereéting enother parochial 
Church therein, ordered, 25 May. Read, 1 June. Com- 
mitted, 3. All that come to have Voices, 4. Bill reported, 
and re-committed ; Order for fitting of Committee ; Notice 
thereof to be affixed at Church-door, and read in Church, 7. 
Bill to be reported, 11. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14. 
Order for Third Reading, 21. Pafled, 25. Agreed to by 
Lords, 2 July. 

Meafures. Vide Weights. 

Members abfent, to pay double to Contribution to Officers of 
Houfe; Lift ordered, 31 May.—Debate touching a Teft 
concerning Bribery, Popery, and taking the Sacrament, 
and touching Tranfactions with Foreign Minifters relating to 
Proceedings of Houte, and receiving Money from them, and 
touching Money received for Bufinets done in Houfe, and fo- 
liciting Votes, and touching Offers of Service to great Perfons, 
refufed, and touching keeping publick Tables, aud taking 
Money for Protections, and that Enquiry be made what Mem- 
bers are outlawed, and what Members have gone to Conven- 
ticles, or Mafs ; Queftions, that Debate be adjourned; that 
Confideration thereof be referred to a Committee ; feverally 
Neg. Refolution thereupon, 18 June—Member difcharged 
for Recufancy, 19. 

Meffagesfrom King. Vide King. 

ot to Lords, to put them in mind of Bills, 20 June, 8 &amp; 9 
July.—Signifying their Lntent to fit on a future Day, 22. 

Mofe. Vide Beaumont. 

Mulfo, Tanfield, Bill, to fell Lands for Payment of Debts and 
Portions, read, 31 May. Committed, 3 June. Reported, 
and to be ingrofied, 7. Pafled, 14. Agreed to by Lords, 6 
July. 


30° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef? 17. A. 1678. 
‘AC ARTY, Mr. a Popifh Recufant, ordered into Cuftody, 


examined, called in again, and charged to depart from 
London, 8 Nov. 
Mehayne, Mr. Vide Addre/s. ’ . 
Members, Juftices of Peace, to examine a Witnefs, iffue War- 
rants for fearching Houfes, and fee them executed, 24 O4. 
—None to depart without Leave, 25.—Committed to the 
Tower, 18 &amp; 21 Nov.—Reproved, 21.—Abfeiit, to be fum- 
moned by Sheriffs—none to depart, without Leave, after 
10 o’Clock, 23.—Member has Leave to go out of Houfe, 28. 


—Copies of Papers, taken by Members, torn, ar 














Oaths, 30 Nov. 1 &amp; 2 Dec. Abfent without Leave, to be 
fent for in Cuaftody, and not admitted till Fees paid, 11. 
Warrants to be refpited, if they appear before rifiug, 11, 12, 
13. 16, 17 &amp; 18.—Abfent at Call, to be fent for in Cutiody, 
18. 

Mvejjages from King. Vide King. 

from Lords, acquainting Houfe, what Time Ring would 
be attended at Whitehall, 22 &amp; 26 Oct. 10 Nov. &amp; 7 Dec.— 
Signifying, that they had acquainted King Two Bills were 
yeady for Royal Affent, 27 Nov.—To put Houfe in mind of 
Bills, with f{pecial Recommendation, 5 &amp; 12 Dee. 

to Lords, to put them in mind of Bills, 7. 11. &amp; 16 Nov. 
With fpecial Recommendation, 11 &amp; 16.—To put them in 
mind of Addrets, 14 &amp; 22.—Defiring them to fit in the After- 
noon; Anfwer thereto, 28 Nov. 21. 23 &amp; 28 Dec.—Touching 
Adjournment, 18 Dec. 

Meffengers, with Serjeant, to bring a Perfon to Bar, 23 Oct. 

Middledorp, Peter, Petition, 14 Dec. Owned by his Agent, and 
to be confidered, 16. 

Militia. Vide Addre/s—Committee to prepare Bill to make it 
more ufeful, 18 Nov, Bill read, 23. Committed, reported, 
and to be ingroffed, 25. Pafled, 26. Agreed to by Lords, 27. 
Meffage from King about not pafling it; Committee to in{pect 
Precedents for Methods of patling Bills, and confider, whether 
a new Bill may be brought in, 4 Dec. 

Milo, Mr. to be removed to Newgate, 24 Oct. 

Monekton, Sir Philip. Vide Privileges. 

Montague, Mr. Metlage from King, charging him with having 
private Conference with Pope’s Nuncio,and acquainting Houle 
he had ordered his Papers to be feized ; Committee to attend 
King, and delire Houle may know the Nature of the Offence, 
and whether the Information was 6n Oath; Report; Mr. Mon- 
tague acquaints Houfe he had Papers that might be of Service; 
Mewbers fent for them; Box brought, and opened ; Mr. Mon- 
tague to felect proper Writings; Letters, fubferibed Danby, 
prefented, and read, 19°-Dec. Vide Danby. ‘Two Letters of 
Mr. Montague’s, fent by Lord Danby to Speaker, read 20. 
More Letters communicated by King, and read, 23. 

Moranville examined touching ‘l'ranflation of Gazette; ordered 
into Cuftody ; Serjeant to fearch him; Papers found on him 
referred to Committee on Colman’s, and Papers to be trauf- 
jated; Members to fearch his Houfe; further Examination 
referred to a Committee, 7 Noy. Committees added, 12. 
Report to be confidered, 18. 

Mulys, Mr. Vide Plot. 





31° Car. II. Parl. 3. Sef. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679, 


EMBERS take Oaths, 18 Mar.—On the Circuit, to be 
fummoned, 20.—Cemmitted to the Tower, and expelled, 
25.—Have Leave to be abfent, 27 Mar. 8,9, 10, 11,12. 14, 
15, 16, 17. 21,22, 2% 24, 25. 27, 28, &amp; 29 Apr. 1, 2. 5. 
7, 8. 10.12. 14. 19, 20, 21. 24. 26, &amp; 27 May.—None to 
depart without Leave, after 10 o’Clock, 8 Apr.—Gone out 
of Town before Order, to be fent for in Cuftedy, unlefs they 
appear on a Day appointed, 10.—Leave to be afked between 
10 and 12 o’Clock, 10.—Abfent at Call, to be fent for in 
Cuftody, 12 &amp; 25 Apr. Not to be admitted till Fees paid, 
25.—Departing, without Leave, between 10 and 12 o’Clock, 
to be fent for in Cuftody, and not admitted till Fees paid, 25. 
Sent for, 2.6.&amp; 15 May. Dilcharged, 16.—Have Leave to 
attend as Evidence at Council-board, 22.—To give Notice of 
an Order, 22.—Infermation given, that Members of laft Par- 
liament had received Money for fecret Services; Receipts to 
be produced ; Members to be named on Memory ; Coimmit- 
tee of Secrecy to make Report, 23. Witnefles to be fum- 
moned ; Report to be confidered, 24.—Sent for out of the 

Hall, 27. 

Bill for their better Attendance, ordered, and recom- 
mended to the Care of one Member, 1 May. Read, 5. Com- 
mitted, 8. 

Mefjages from King. Vide King. 

from Lords, fignifying what Time King would be at- 

tended at Whitehall, 22 Mar. &amp; 22 May.—Defiring Houfe 

to fit in the Afternoon, 8 &amp; 10 Apr.—Relating to Earl of 

Danby, and other impeached Lords, 7 May. Vide Tryals.— 

Defiring Houfe to continue fitting, and fignifying King’s 

Intention of coming to Houle of Peers, 27. 

to Lords, to put them in mind of an Impeachment, 20 
&amp; 22 Mar.—Defiring Earl of Danby may be fequeftered from 
Parliament, and put into fafe Cuftody, 22. Lord’s Antwer, 
24.—Defiring them to fit in the Afternoon, 12 &amp; 23 Apr. 
Report they have adjourned, 23.—Defiring them to continue 
fitting, 3. 8. &amp; 26 May. 

MejJengers difmiffed without Anfwer, 22 Mar. 

Militia, Improvement thereof to be confidered in Committee of 
whole Houle, 7. 14. &amp; 17 Apr. 3 

Montgomery Town, Election and double Return; Petition, 19 
Mar. Report, 1 Apr. 

Vou, IX. 











IN DEX oo the Ninru Votume. 


Michell, St. Mr. to he profecuted by Attorney-general ; Member 
to acquaint him with Evidence, 22 May. 

Middledorp, Peter, Petition, 5 May. Vide Profperous. 

Blohun, Lord, Biil, from Lords, to fell Timber, and make 
Leates, for Payment of Debts and Portions, 22 Apr. ‘Read, 
23. Order for Second Reading, 25 Apr. &amp; 2 May. 

Money. Vide Exaction. | 

Mons, de aac, Bill for naturaliving him and others, read, 1 May. 
Parties take Oaths, 28 Apr. &amp; 12 May. Bill committed, 17, 
Reported, and to be ingrotied, 24. 

Moore, Mr, to be profecuted by Attorney-general ; Member to 
acquaint him with lividence, 22 May. 


Morpeth, Lord. Vide Privileges. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. II. Parl. 4. Sef 1. A, 1679, &amp; 1680. 
NMA NSELL, Roderick, Petition, 14 Dec. Vide Peyton. 


Macnamara, Mr. Vide Ireland, Addrefs. 

Marches, Court of. Vide Wales. , 

Marlborough Licction, Report to be made, 26 Nov. 16 &amp; 23 
Dec. .Made, 24. _ 

Marlow Election, Petition, 25 O&amp;. Report to be made, 11 &amp; 
16 Dec. Made; Right of EleGion determined; Election 
declared void—new Writ ordered, 21. Eleétion; Petition to 

- be heard at Bar, 5 Jan. | 

Maynard, Sir John, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Ele&amp;tions, 26 Oét. 

Meafures. Vide Weights. - 

Melcombe Regis, new Writ, 26 O&amp;. 

Members {worn by Lord Steward’s Deputies, 17 Oct.—Take 
Oaths, 23 and 25.—Reprehended for reflecting Expreffions 
againft another Member, 28.—-Withdraw during Debate, 
28 Ot. 25 Nov. and 14 Dec.—Expelled, 28 and 29 Oct. &amp; 
15 Dec.—Committed to Tower, 28 &amp; 29 Oci.—Have 
Leave to be abfent, 2 Nov. 1. 3, 4. 6. 8, 9, 10, 11. 13. 15. 
17. 21. 23. &amp; 30 Dee.—Committee to fearch Precedents 
touching imprifuning Members impeached, 26 Nov. Report 
to be made, 16 Dec. Made, 17.—Not to mingle with other 
Perfons at the Tryal of a Peer, 29.—Have Leave to appear at 
Lords Bar as Witnefles, 29.—To have Notice what ‘Time an 
adjourned Debate will be refumed, 3 Dec.—Abfent, to have 
Notice from Sheriffs to atteud, 8 Dec.—Time for their At- 
tendance extended, 10.— None to accept Places of Profit with- 
out Leave, under Pain of Expulfion, 90.—~Writings and Pro- 
ceedings relating to Members of late long Parliament who 
received fecret Service-money, ordered, 30.—Abfent at Call, 
to be reputed Deterters of their 'Trutt, and Negleéters of their 
Duty, to be fent for in Cuftody, and not admitted till Fees 
paid, 4 Jan.—Thofe in Town laft Night to be admitted with- 
out paying Fees, 5. Admitted, 7 &amp; 8.—Warrant for taking 
a Meinber into Cuttody, to be refpited, 6. 

Mereicld, Wm. Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Eleétions, 25 Oct. 

Mvfjages trom King. Vide King. 

from Lords, defiring Houfe to attend King’s Commiflion 
for Prorogation, 17 Oét. 15 Apr, 17 May, 1 &amp; 22 July, &amp; 
23 Aug —Communicating an Addrefs relating to the Plot, 
with King’s Antwer, Contideration adjourned, 25 Oct. Re- 
fumed, Refolution thereupop, 26. Vide Adddrefs.—Signifying 
what Time King would be attended at Whitehall, 25 Nov.— 
Relating to Adjournment, 23 Dec.—To put Houle in mind of 
Bill, 8 Jan. ! 

Michell, St. Ele&amp;tion, Petition, 25 O&amp;. 

Midddlefex, new Writ, 15 Dee. 

Mijdemeanors. Vide Fines. 

Monmouth County, new Writ, 26 Od. 

— Borough, Election, Petition, 25 O&amp;. Report; Right 

of Election determined ; Return amended, 26 Nov. 

Duke of, Vote, that he has been removed from his Of- 
fices and Commands by Duke of York’s Influence, Order 
thereupon, 10 Jan. Vide Addrefs. 

Montgomery Town, Eleétion, Petition, 27 O&amp;. 

Mum. Vide Tobacco. 

Murphy, Mr. Vide Ireland, Addrefs. ; 

Middlefex, Petition trom, referred to a Committee ; Commit- 
tee to prepsre Bill for a Court of Contcience thereupon, 17 
Dec. 











33° Car. Il. Parl. 5. Seffi1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681, 


MA RCIIES, Courtof, Vide Vales. 
Marlboraugh Election, Petition, 25 Mar. 

Members take Oaths, 23 &amp; 24 Mar. 

Meffages from King, Vide King. 

Michell, Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 

Montgomery Town, Eleétion, Petition, 24 Mar, 

Morrice, Mr. his Information relating to Popifh Plot, prefented, 
read, and to be printed, 26 


a° 





INDE X oo the Ninrit Votume. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. I. = Parl. 1. 
A. 1085, 1686, &amp; 1687. 


} JACKWORTH, Sir Thomas, Petition, 11 June. 

# Cleveland. 

Maidjione, new Writ, o Nov. 

Malmefbury Election, Petition, 27 May. 

Malton, new Election, Petitions, 23 May, &amp; 4 June. 

Marlow, Great, Election, Petition, 3 June. 

Marriages, clandetiine, of Minors, Bill, from Lords, to prevent 
them, read, 5 June. Committed, and recommended to Care 
of one Member, 18. Lords put Houfe in mind of Dill ; Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for fitting, 26. 

Marfham, Sir John, and others, Petition, 13 June. 
chefier. 

Maryland, Petition of Merchants and others, trading thereto, 
to be read, 11 June. Vide Supply. 

Mawes, St. new Writ, 2 June. 

Melcombe Regis Election, Petitions, 25 &amp; 27 May. 

Meller, Edward, Petition for Bill to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, Queiiion for Leave, Neg. 27 May.—Another Petition ; 
Bili ordered, 2 June, Read, 5. Committed; Infiruction re- 
lating to the Wife, 6. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 11. 
Pafled, 12. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 

Members take Oaths, 20 &amp; 21 May.—Have Leave to be abfent, 
3) 4. 10.15. 17, 18, 19. 22. 24. &amp; 27 June. Denied Leave, 3. 
—Welired to difarm their Footmen, 4. Member withdraws 
during Debate—committed to Tower for an offenfive Speech, 
18 Nov.—Juttices of Peace to fee Order executed, 18. 

Mejjages from hing. Vide King. 

from Lords, fignifying what Time King would be at- 

tended at Whitehall, 22 May—with Duke of Monmouth’s 

Declaration, 15 June. Vide Monmouth, infra—To put 

Houfe in mind of Bill, 26.—Defiring Houle to attend Come 

niflions for Prorogation, 10 Feb. 10 May. 2 Nov. 15 eb. 

&amp; 23 Apr. 

to Lords, defiring them to continue fitting, 15 June— 
To put thein in mind of Bills, 26 &amp; 30. 

Militia, Bill for rendering it more ufeful, ordered, 12 Nov. 
Heads to be confidered in Committee of whole Lioule, 16 &amp; 18. 

teport of Progrefs, 18. 

Miners. Vide Marriages, fupra. 

Monmouth Borough, new Writ, 12 June. 

——— Duke of, Leiter, relating to him, communicated by 
Ring; read; Witnefesexamined; Refolution thereupon, 13 
June. Vide Addrefs. His Dectaratioa, with a Vote from 
Lords for buruing it, returned ; Vote agreed to, 15. 

Committee to prepare Bill to attaint him ; Bill recom- 
mended to Care of one Member, 13 June. Read thrice, and 
pailed, 15. Agreed to by Lords, 16. 

Voulgomery Borough Election ; Petitions to be heard at Bar, 2 
&amp; 30 May. Heard; Rightof Election determined ; Election 
declared void—new Writ ordered, 10 June. Complaint againft 
High Sherif for delaying to ilue Precept; Order thereupon, 30. 


Mum. Vide Beer. 
19° § 20° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef? 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 
AV ATURAL IZATION, Bills of. Vide Cofta, and Comine. 


general Bill for it, read, 19 Nov. Order for 

Second Reading, 29. Read, 3 Dec. Debate thereon ad- 

journed,3 &amp; 7. Refumed, 4. 

- Names of Perfons to be Jeft out of a Naturalization 
Bill, for want of Certificates, 25 Apr.—Order, that Perfons 
to be naturalized take Oaths in Houte, aller Speaker takes the 
Chair, 2 May. 

Navigation, Petition for Bill to encourage it, referred to a Com- 
mittee, 11 Nov. Committees added, 15 &amp; 22 Nov. 5 eb. 
5 &amp; 17 Mar. Committee revived, 15 Nov. Order for fitting, 


Seff. 1. 


Vide 


Vide Ro- 














15 Nov. &amp; 5 Mar. Matter referred to ‘Three, 15 Nov. Bill 
read, 26 Mar. Committed, 23 Apr. 
Navy Debts, Bill for paying them, read, 19 Nov. Withdrawn— 


new Bill ordered, 14 April. Read, 23. 

Nettle. Vide Privileges. 

Newburgh, Lord. Vide Privileges. 

New Forctt. Vide Dean, Addrefs. 

Newgate, Keeper of. Vide Juries. 

Nicholas, Wide Privileges. 

Norfolk, James, Petition, 25 Nov. 

Nonconformijis, Confideration of their Infolencies and illegal 
Meetings, referred to a Commmitice, 5 Mar. 


21° Car. VI. Parl. 2. Sef? 8. A. 1669. 


\ TATURALIZATION, Bill of. Vide Skelton. 
. ——— Leave for Pertons, bringing Certificates before 
Day appointed, to be inferted in Bill, 9 Dec. 

Navigation, Bill to improve it, read, 8 Nov. Committed, 18. 
Nazvy, Committee to confider, whether it be needful to bring in 
ill to provide Neceffaries for the Navy, 13 Nov. 7 

Norwich, Sheriff of Vide Privileges. ~ 


sf) 





99° &gt; ta 


24°, &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sen 9. 
A. 1060, 1670, 1671, § 1072. 


Vide Stockman, and IV god: 

houfe. 

Bill, from Lords, for a general Naturatization, 2 Dec. 

Quefiion for Reading next Day, Neg. Quettion for reading 
on a future Day, Affirmative, 19. Order for Readiny; 
4 Apr. Read, 5. . 

Navigation. Vide Plantation Trade. 

Navy. Vide Stores. 

Newburgh, Lord. Vide Privileges. 

Newington, Barrow. Vide Supply. 

Norfolk, Sir James. Vide Privileges. 

Norgrove. Vide Privileges. 

Norreys, Lord James, Bill, from Lords, to convey Lands 
during Minority, 17 Dec. Read, 20. Committed, 5 Jan. 
Reported, and pafied, with Amendments, co. Amendments 
agreed to by Lords, 6 Feb. 

Northampton, Bill for building Seffions-houle therein, ordercd, 
26 Nov. 

Nofworthy. Vide Privileges. 


NALCRA LIZATION, Bills of. 





25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 10. 
NV ATURALIZATION, Bill of. Vide Lloyd. 


—-—-— Committee to prepare Bill for general Natnraliza- 
tion of foreign Proteliants, 8 Veb. Report; Bill read, 
12 Mar. Committed, 24. 

Navy Office, Bill for rebuilding it, and ereMing a Court of Judi- 
cature touching Houfes burnt, prefented, 11 Mar. Read, 
17. Committed, 20. Reported, and to be ingroiled, 22. 
Paffed, 24. 

Norfolk, new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Notlingham County, new Writ, 6 Feb. 


A. 1672, &amp; 1673 


i 


25° Car. If. Parl. 2. Sef 11. 
NEAL hi, Sir Paul, excepted againft, as having no Right to 
fit; withdraws; Debaie thereon adjourned, 30 Oct. 

Newcafile upon Tyne, new Writ, 27 Oét. 


A. 1073. 


25°§ 26° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seffi12. A. 1673, &amp; 1674: 


NEWARK Election, Petition, 91 Jan. 

Newburgh, Earl of, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for 
Payment of Debts, read, 13 Feb. Committed, 14. Com- 
mittees added, 16. Bill reported, and pafled, 24. 

Neweajile Trade, Petition of Perfons ufing it, owned, and re- 
ferred to Committee; I[nftruétion conceruing impretling Sea- 
men, 21 Jan. 

Norfolk, Duke of. Vide Addrefs. 


Northallerton, Petition from, 29 Jan. Vide Highways. 


27° Car. If. Parl. 2. Sef. 13. 

APPIER, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Naturalization, Balls of. Vide Rufhout, and Ruffell. 

-—— Parties Names to be inferted, on producing Certificates 
of having received the Sacrament, 17. 22. &amp; 31 May.— 
Another to be inferted, on producing Certificate that he is an 
Infant, and educated in the Proteftant Faith, 17. 

Navy, State thereof, and of Stores belonging thereto, ordered, 
22 Apr. Prefented, 2 Debate thereon adjourned, 24 &amp; 
26 Apr. &amp; 3 May. Kefumed ; Bill ordered thereupon, 4 May. 
Vide Suppéy. 

Newark FEleétion, Petition, 17 Apr. Another Petition, com- 
plaining of undue Means in obtaining the Charter, referred to 
Committee of Pri es and Elections, io May. Lead, and 
referred to Commie of Grievances, 14. ° 

Newcajéle under Line, new Writ, 13 Apr. 
4 May. 

Norfotk, new Writ, 13 Apr. 

Northampton County, new Writ, 13 Apr. 

Nofworthy, Mr. Vide Privileges. 


A. 1675. 





EleGion, Petition, 


27° Car. IT. Parl. 2. Seff? 14. 


NATION State thereof to be confidered, 18 &amp; 27 Oét. 2. 4 
9,10. 12. and 15 Nov. Confidered, and Report of Re- 
folutions touching Atheilin, Debauchery, and Impiety—touch- 
ing fummonving Juttices of Peace to Council-board for Pro- 
ceedings in Matters judicially before them, 10 Nov. 
Navy. Vide Supply. 
Newport, Mr. Vide Quarrel. 
Northampton, Bill for rebuilding it, and ereting a Judicature 
for determining Differences, ordered, 4 Nov. Read, ©. 
Quetiiou 


4.1 O75. 











IN DE X wo the 
Queftion for Second Reading, Neg.8. Committed, 9. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 17. Pafled, 19. 
Norton. Vide Privileges. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. 


‘ Parl. 2. Seff? 15. 
A, 1676, 1677, &amp; 1678. 


TATION, State of, confidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 
and Remedies to prevent the Dangers thereof to be prefent- 
ed; Report uf Refolution, 14 Mar. 1677. Vide Addrefs. 

Naturalization, Wills of. Vide Rushout, David, Scoppen, and 
Lincoln. 

Neale, Ambrofe, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. 
men. 

Neile, Sir Paul, Petition referred to Committee of Grievances, 
22 Feb. 1676. To be heard at Bar, 26. Vide Newark, infra. 

Nelthorpe. Vide Thompfon. 

Newark Eleétion, Petitions ; Queftion for referring it to a Com- 
mittee, Neg. to be heard at Bar; Sir Paul Netle to be heard 
at fame time, 26 Feb. &amp; 16 Mar. 1676. Petitioners to give 
Notice to Town, 26 Feb. Heard; Queftion that the 'Town 
has Right to fend Burgefles to Parliament, Affirmative; Elec- 
tion declared void, 21 Mar.—New Writs ordered, 2: Mar. &amp; 
7 Apr. Eleétion ; Petition referred to Conimittee of Privileges 
and Eleétions, to examine whether preferred in time, 31 Jan. 
Report, 12 Feb. 

Newport, new Writ, 28 Jan. Election; Petitions, 20 &amp; 23 Feb. 

Newton, new Writ, 16 Veb. 1676. Election; Petitions; Queftion 
for referring them to Committee of Privileges and Elections, 
Neg. 3 Mar. 

John, and others, Petition, 24 Mar. 1676. 

Norfolk, Duke of, a Lunatick, Petition of Brothers and Sifter 
owned, and referred to Committee, 19 Feb, 1676. Comuinittees 
added, 20. Report to be made,5 &amp; 7 Mar. Made,o. Mr. 
Onflow to be heard at Bar before Queftion for agreeing with 
Committee, 9 &amp; 13. Witnelies to be fummoned, 13. Matter 
heard; Houte agrees with Committee, 15. Vide Addre/s, 

Northampton Yown, Bill for Maintenance of the Minifiers there- 
in, ordered, 20 Feb. 1676. Read, 21. Committed, 23. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 20 Mar. Pulled, 30. Agreed to 
by Lords, 9 Apr. 

——— County, new Writ, 7 Feb. 1677. 

Northumberland, new Writ, 16 Feb. 1676. 

Norwich, new Writs, 28 Jan. &amp; 15 Apr. 


Vide Ilackney Coach- 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 16. A. 1678. 


NATURALIZATION, Bill of. Vide Scoppens. 
Nelthorp. Vide Thompfon. 
Newport Election, Petitions, 23 &amp; 24 May. 
Nobility and Gentry, Bill, from Lords, for regifiering Certificates 
of their Difeafes, Burials, Marriages, and Lffue, 2 July. 


go° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef?17. A. 1678. 
ATION, State thereof. Vide Army. 


Navy, Lifts of Ships abroad, with Commanders Names ; 
Times they have been in Command; and of Commanders of 
Ships in Harbour, who receive Pay, and who commands the 
Guard-thip, ordered, 22 Nov. 

Neale, Mr. ordered into Cuftody, 11 Nov. Vide Northampton, 
infra. 

Newcomb. Vide Gazette. 

Newgate, Keeper of, to attend, 30 O&amp;. + Vide Plot. 

Newport Eleétion, Petitions, 23 &amp; 25 Oct. 

Northampton Town, new Writ, 21 O&amp;. Election, and double 
Return; Petition to be heard at Bar; Sheriffs, Mayor, and 
Clerk of the Crown, to attend, 6 Nov. Heard; Refolutions 
thereupon; Return amended ; High Sheriff ordered into Cuf- 
tody,11. Another Petition prefented, but not figned ; Quef- 
tion for reading, Neg. 23. 


31° Car. Il. Parl. 3. Seff1. A. 1678, § 1679. 


N4 LSON, Dr. Vide Privileges. 
Naturalization, Bill of. Vide Mons. 

Navy, State thereof to be confidered in Committee of whole 
Houfe, 14. 17. 22. 24.&amp; 28 Apr. Speaker to iflue Warrants 
for fummoning Witnelles to be named to him, 24. Confi- 
dered ; Captain Roydon examined, 28. Vide Roydon. 

Newport Election, Petition, 20 Mar. 

Norfolk Eleétion, Petition, 19 Mar. To be heard at Par, 19 
Mar. 1. 10. 12. 15. 21. &amp; 30 Apr. 15 &amp; 20 May. Sheriffs 
and Verdon to attend, 19 Mar. Sir Chriftopher Calthorpe’s 
Petition for longer Time for hearing, not affented to, 28. 
Matter beard; Under-Sheriff and Dr. Hildyard ordered into 
Cutliody, 21. Dodior’s Petition ; Order for his Dilcharge, and 
Attendance again, 21 May. Petition of Freeholders with- 


es. —_ of a Miftake in the Direction; another 
on. LX. 


Nintu VOLuU ME. 


rejeed, 24.—New Writ, 22 Apr. Sheriff ordered into Cuf- 
tody for refufing to return it, 12 May. 


31° § 32° Car: Il. Parl. 4. Sef? 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 


ASH, Samuel, and others, Petition, 5 Jan: Vide African. 

Naturalization, Billot. Vide Elers. 

— general; Committee to prepare Bill for it, 3i Dee. 

Non-refidencics. Vide Pluratities. 

Norfolk, Petition from, 25 Nov. 

Norris, Mr. Vide Plot. 

North, Sir Francis. Vide Plot. Committee to prepare Heads 
of Impeachment againft him; to fit de die in-dicm, 24 Nov. 
Revived, 26. Report to be made, 10 Dec. To be expedited, 
5 Jan. 





Vide Verdon. 


33° Car. II... Part. 6. Sef: 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 
NEWCASTLE under Lyne, new Writ, 24 Mar. 


ae we ae Il. Parl. 1. Sef? 1. 
A, 1085, 1086, &amp; 1687. 


NATURALIZATION, sills of. Vide Efelbron, Dufay, 
Protefiants, and Pellifarii. 

Newburgh, Countels of, and Sen, Petition; 1 June. Vide Cleve- 
land. 

Newcafile under Line Election, Petition, 23 May. Order for 
hearing by Committee, 26 June. Motion from Committee 
for Directions touching Proceeding ; Committee to appoint a 
Day, 10 Nov. 

Newton Eleétion, Petition, 25 May. 

Northampton County, Election, Petitions, 23 May, &amp; 4 June. 
Hearing before Committee deferred, 17 June. 

-—-— Town, Election, Petition, 25 May. 

— Bill for rebuilding it, ordered, 26 May. Read, 30. 

Needle-makers, Petition, 22 June. Vide Buttons. 

Needle-work, Vide Buttons. 





19° &amp; 20° Car. IL. Parl. 2. Sef. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


ATELEY, Sir Richard. Vide Privileges. 

Office, Six Clerks, Bill for Regulation thereof; ordered, 6 
Mar. Read, 12. Order for Second Reading, 7 &amp; 9 Apr. 
Committed ; Committee joined to Committee on Bill for 
Offices for Royal Aid, 10. 

Offices, Bill for recovering Money due from them to the Crown, 
read, 5 May. 

Officers, indigent, Petition ; Committee to examine Accounts of 
Money received for them, 11 Dec. Committees added, 12. 
Member for Counties in Arrear to examine how much is in 
Arrear, what colleéted, and what unpaid; Colle¢tors to pay it 
before next Meeting, or, in Default thereof, to be taken into 
Cuftody ; Speaker to write Letters, with Order inclofed, to 
ablent Members ; a Committee, during Recets, to take Ac- 
count of Money in particular Hands, 19. Committee to fit 
de die in diem, 6 Feb. To prepare Bill for better Payment of 
Money due, 5 Mar. Another Petition; Bill to be expedited, 
3 Apr. Read, 21. Committed; Infiruétion to amend Bill, 
as they find Caufe, 23 

Orders. Vide Speaker, Bills, Houfe, and Serjeant: 

that no private Bufinets be entertained till publick dif- 
patched, 18 Dec.—No new Bufinels till Hloufe be called, 6 Feb. 
—Againtt Obfiructions in the Streets, Jultices of Peace to fee 
Order executed, 12.—T'hat no new Motion be made after 
12 o’Clock, 28 Mar. 

Outwood Foreft, Bill for inclofing Part thereof, read, 7 Dec. 
Committed, 1 Apr. 

Owen, Hugh, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Eleétions, 15 Ot. 


91° Car. II. Parl. 2. 


OFFICES. Vide Fees. 

Committee to prepare Bill to prevent Sale of them; 

Bill recommended to Care of one Member, 2a Nov. 

— Bill to recover Arrears therefrom due to the Crown, read, 
19 Mar. Committed; Inftruction, 22. Committee revived, 
and Order for fitting ; Committees added, 24. 

Officers, indigent, Petition; Bil for taking Account of Money 
given them, and for their futher Relief, ordered, 12 Nov. 
Read, 23. Committed ; luttruction, 27. 

Offiey. Vide Privileges. 

Orders. Vide Serjeant, and Speaker, 

-——— againfi receiving vew Bulinefs before Recefs, 4 Dec. 

Orme, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Orrery, Lord, Petition, with Articles of Impeachment againft 
him annexed owned; previous and main Queftions, that 
Charge contains wealonable Matter, feverally ATARI 

ent 


Sef: 8. A, 1669. 














INDEX @ the Nintu Votumes. 


Yent for in Cuttody ; Serjeant to acquaint him with Order, and, 
if incapable of coming, leave a Servant with him ; Copy of 
Charge to be delivered to him, 25 Nov. Defires Admittance ; 
Manner of receiving him; Articles read; gives in his An- 
fwer; previous Queftion, that a Day be appointed for Accu- 
fers to produce Witneffes, Affirmative; main Queftion, Neg. 
Queftion, that Accufation be profecuted at Law, Affirmative, 
1 Dec. Debate touching him; Refolution thereupon, 10. 
Vide &lt;Addrefs. 

22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef]: 9. 
A. 1669, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


()4AKHAMPTON new Writ, 24 Nov. 
Obrian. Vide Maiming. 

Offices. Vide Supply. ihe 

Officers, indigent, Petition of Sir John Bennett, complaining of 
Colleétors of their Money, 15 Mar. 1669. Commiflioners de- 
fired to meet, 15 &amp; 30 Mar. Sir John to attend them, 15. 
Committee on their Bill revived, and Order for fitting, 16 Nov. 
&amp; 14 Dec. All that come to have Voices, 17. Committees 
added, to.—Bill for Recovery of Monies in Arrear to them, 
ordered, 25 Jan. Read, 6 Feb. Order for Second Reading, 
7. Committed, 8. Committees added, 9. All that come 
to have Voices, 18. Bill to be reported, 10 Mar. Reported, 
11. Report to be confidered, 11 &amp; 12. Confidered, 13 &amp; 14. 
A Committee to fee Blanks filled up, and provide Claufe for 
Difcharges, 14. Claufe for confiituting Mr. Birch Treafurer, 
ordered, 16. ‘To be read,20. Read; Bill to beingrofled, 27. 
Paffed, 29. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 19 Apr. 
Amendments agreed to, 20. 

Ogden. Vide Privileges. 

Ogle, Sir Thomas, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 
4 Jan. Committed, 9. Committees added, 3 Feb. Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for fitting, 14 Mar. Bill reported, 
and to be ingrofled, 27. Provifo added; Bill pafled, 29. 
Agreed to by Lords, 17 Apr. 

Orders. Vide Serjeant, Houfe, and Bills. 

——— againft receiving new Bufinefs before Recefs, 51 Mar. 
1670.—/or nailing up Back-door of Speaker’s Chamber during 
any Seffions, 8.—againft Obftructions on the Stairs; Offenders 
to be fent to Houfe of Correétion ; Order to be fixed at Lobby- 
door, 12 Nov. 

Out-ports. Vide Fees. 

Outram, Dr. defired to preach, 23 Jan. Thanked, 3 Feb. 

Outwood Common, Bill for Improvement thereof, read, 12 Nov. 
Committed, 15. 


25° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


)ATHS. Vide Teft. 
Officers of Houle, Petition, 24 Mar. Vide Houfe. 
Orders. Vide Serjeant, and Houfe. 
——— againft ObfiruGions on the Stairs, and in the Paflage ; 
Offenders to be taken into Cuftedy, 7 Feb. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. I. Parl. 2. Seff? 12. A. 1673, &amp; 1674. 
OBRIAN, Lord, Petition referred to Committee, 15 Jan. 


Committee impowered to fend for Perfons, Papers, and Re- 
cords, and hear Parties on behalf of Duke of Lauderdale ; 
Committees added, 17. Committee revived, and Order for 
fitting, 20. 

Officers, indigent, Petition read; Debate thereon; Members to 

“defire Lord Chief Baron to order Sir John Bennett’s Account 

to be expedited, 28 Jan. His Anfwer; Debate concerning 
the Account adjourned, 11 Feb. 

Orders. Vide Speaker, Houfe, Serjeant. 

antient te be confidered by Speaker, 21 Jan. Committee 

to affift him, 22.—for locking Back-door of Speaker’s Cham- 

ber, 29.—Committee to confider antient Rules, and Means to 

compel Attendance of Members, 31 Jan. 





27° Car. Il. Parl. 2 Sef213. A. 1675. 


NSLOW, Mr. Vide Privileges. 
Orders againft Obftructions on the Stairs; Offenders to be 
taken into Cutiody, 16 Apr. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 14. A. 1675. 


OFFICERS of inferior Courts. Vide Fees. 
Out-parifhes. Vide Churches, and Southwark. 
Oxford County, new Writ, 13 O&amp;. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. 


Seff. 15, 
A. 1676, 1677, &amp; 1678. 


{) BRIAN, Lord. Vide Quarrei, 
Okehampton new Writ, 16 Feb. 
@rders. Vide Serjeant, and Honfe. 











--— againft Obfirudtions in the Paflages ; Offenders to be 
taken into Cuftody, 22 Febs—againti proceeding in private 
Bufinels after 10 o’Clock, 3 May. 


30° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef 16. A. 1678. 
O FFICERS of Houfe. Vide Houfe. 


Orders againtt receiving private Bufinefs, 15 June. 
Outlawries, Bill concerning them in King’s Bench, ordered 
15 June. Read, 19. Committed, 24. Committee revived. 
and Order for fitting, 6 July. { 
Out-parifhes. Vide Burglaries. 


30° Car. WI. Parl. 2. Seff17. A. 1678. 


( ATES, Mr. Serjeant to bring him to Bar, 23 OG. Vide 
Plot —Member to know of him, how far King’s Commands 


for taking off Reftraint are obferved, 5 Dec. 
lution thereupon, 6. Vide Addrefs. 

Oaths, Infoxmation given, that Commiffions for taking them are 
not iffued ; Clerk of Crown to attend with them ; examined - 
Conference defired with Lords thereupon, agreed to ; “i 
mittee to aflign Realons, g Nov. Report ; Conference held ; 
another Conference, defired by Lords, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported, 11. . 

Orders. Vide Speaker, Serjeant, Houfe,and Bills. 

~——— for clearing the Lobby, 25 Oét.—for locking Houfe 
Door, 28 Nov.—of Houle, to be read before entered in Jour- 
nals, 11 Dec. 

ftanding, that Speaker fhall not adjourn the Houfe with- 
out a Queftion, if infifted on, 19 Dee. 

Outlawries, Bill for reverling them in King’s Bench, read, 


21 O&amp;. 


Report; Refo- 





31° Car. Il. Parl. 3. Sef: 1. A 1678, &amp; 1679. 


OATES, Mr. to attend, 20 Mar. Vide Plot. 

Orders. Vide Hoxfe, Members, and Serjeant. 
of every Day to be read firft next Morning, 21 Mar.— 
after reading, to be entered in Journal, 29.—for locking up 
the Back-door of Speaker’s Chamber, and fhutting the ad- 
joining Window, 7 Apr.—that the fianding Order, that ne 
new Motion be made after 12 o’Clock, be firiély obferved, 


9) 








fianding, that, upon a Vacancy, no Motion be made for 
chufing a new Speaker till after 11 o’Clock, 12 Apr. 

Outlawries, Bill for reverfing them in the King’s Bench, read, 
18 Mar. Committed, 24 Apr. Committee iimpowered to con- 
fider of the Superfedeas out of Common Pleas ; Committees 
added, 26 May. 

Out-parifhes. Vide Southwarl:. 

Oxley. Vide Addrefs. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. Il. Parl. 4. Sef 1. 4.1679, &amp; 1680. 
QLFLE Y. Vide Privileges. 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sef 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


OFFICE RS of Houfe. Vide Houfe. 
Orders. Vide Houje. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. 11. Parl. 1. Sef. 1. A. 1685, 16806, &amp; 1687. 
OGLETHORPE, Theophilus, Petition, 5 June. Vide Sea- 


water. 

Orders. Vide Serjeant, and Houje. 

againft Obltructions by Footmen, 4 June.—againft Ob- 
ftructions in Streets, 19 Noy. 

Ofory, Earl of, Bill, from Lords, to enable him to make 2 
Jointure, 4 June. Read, 5. Committed, 6. Reported, 11. 
Pafled, 13. 

Out-parifhes. Vide Southwark. 

Qzon Univerfity, new Writ, 9 Nov. 





19° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 7. 4.1667, &amp; 1668, 


PAINTER, Sir Paul, Petition, 15 Nov. 
Patmer. Vide Ireland. : 
Palmes, Wm. Bill for exchanging Lands, read, 14 Nov. 
Committed, 18. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 26. Pafled, 
4 Dec. 
Parliament, Freedom of Speech therein. Vide Prizileges. 
: prorogued by Commiffion, 1 Mar. 
Parliaments, Bill for frequent holding them, read, and with- 
drawn; Order, that no fuch Bill be tendered, without Leave, 
after 10 o’Clock, 18 Feb. 
Pamiter. Vide Townfend. 
Parry, Wm. and others, Petition, 18 Feb. Vide Cattle. 
Pafton. Vide Horton. 
Patent 


Vide America. 














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| 





Putent to Woodmongers to be brought to a Committee, 15 Oct. 
Report; Patentcondemned, 6 Nov. Vide Woodmongers.—for 
Light-heuse at Milford Haven to be brought to Committee of 
Grievances, 4 Nov. Report; Patent voted a Grievance, 8 Apr. 
—to Merchant Adventurers, to be considered, 9 &amp; 16 Nov. 

Pees, Bill, from Lords, to regulate Tryals of them, 22 Nov. 
Lords put House in mind of Bill, 3 Apr. Biil read, 8. Read 
Second Time ; Questions for Commitment and Third Reading, 
severally Neg. 8 May. 

Penn, Sir Wim. to attend, touching Embezzlement of Prize 
Goods, 19 Oct. &amp; 13 Apr. Narrative of Commissioners of 
publick Accounts, read; Time allowed him to give in An- 
swer; Commissioners to transmit Evidence, 14. Answer in 
Writing, and Evidence, presented, and read; Sir Wm. heard; 
Sir Joseph Jordan examined; Previous Question, that Sir 
Win. be impeached, Affirmative ; Committee to prepare Im- 

sachment, and search Precedents touching Suspension of 
Members under Impeachment, 16. Order for sitting, 17 
&amp; 21. Articles and Precedent presented; Articles to be in- 
grossed ; Sir Wm. suspended ; Committee to search Precedents 
concerning Suspension or Expulsion of Members impeached, 
21. Articles read, and to be delivered to Lords at a Con- 
ference; Conference desired, and agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported, 24. His Answer to 
be considered, 2 May. Considered; Committee to draw up a 
Replication, 4. 

Perkins. Vide Wharton. 

Peterborough Election, Petition; Report; Return amended ; 
Bailiff reproved, and discharged, 8 Nov. 

Petersfield new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Petitions to be delivered to a Committee, 14 Oct.—owned, 25 
&amp; 31 Oct. 12 Nov. 18 &amp; 28 Feb. &amp; 14 Mar.—Rejected, 29 
Feb.—Dismissed, 2 Apr. 

Pett, Commissioner, brought to Bar; Part of Duke of Albe- 
marle’s Narrative, relating to Miscarriages in the War, read 
to him; his Request for Time to answer; further Examina- 
tion referred to Committee; Governor of the Tower to 
bring him to them, 31 Oct. Report re-committed, and to be 
expedited ; Committee to hear Witnesses, 13 Nov. Leave 
given to speak against Order for Re-commitment, and examin- 
ing Witnesses; Order discharged; Committee on War to pre- 
pare Impeachment, 14. Articles to be reported, 27. Reported, 
28. ‘Io be read, 11 Dec. Read; Title ordered ; his Peti- 
tion; Order thereupon, 19. Articles to be ingrossed, 23 Apr. 
Read again, and sent to ne, 4 May. 

Pickard. Vide Hearth-money. 

Pindar, Sir Peter. Complaint against him for illegal Exaction of 
Customs; Speaker to summon him, 28 Mar. Witnesses to 
attend, 11 Apr. Matter referred to Committee of Grievances, 
16. Sir Peter and Mr. Brett to attend them, 7 May. 

Plot. Vide Wiseman. : 

Pluralities, Bill to restrain them, and augment Vicarages and 
Curacies, read, 7 Nov. Committed, 11. Committee added, 
20 Feb. 

Plymouth, Petition from, 23 Apr. Vide Trade. 

Poli Tax. Vide Supply. 

Popery, Bill to prevent Growth thereof, read, 16 Oct. Com- 
mitted; Instruction, 30. 

Post-Office, Committee to prepare Bill to regulate Abuses therein, 
og Nov. Committees ‘added, 12. 15.&amp; 21. All that come to 
have Voices, 21. Committee revived, and Order for sitting, 
20 Feb. Bill presented, 29. ‘To be read, 3. 7. 9. &amp; 10 Mar. 
Question for Reading, Neg. 9. ; 

Prettyman, Sir Jobn, Petition referred to Committee of Privi- 
leges and Efections, 23 Oct. 

Prisoners. Vide Debtors. 

——— in King’s Bench, to be brought by Marshal to a Com- 
mittee, ‘3 &amp; 12 Dec. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, 14 Oct. Com- 
mittees added, 15, 16, 17. 19. 21, 22.&amp; 31 Oct. 4. 7. 12. 

14, 15,16. 18, 19. 21 &amp; 23 Dec. &amp; 10 Feb—A Committee 
‘to consider of Freedom of Speech in Parliament, and the 
Substance of the Information 5° Car. J, in King’s Bench, and 
Proceedings and Judgments thereupon, 15 Oct. ‘Three to be 
a Quorum; Order to be amended, 19. Report to be made, 
8 Nov. Made; Resolution thereupon, 12. Further Con- 
sideration adjourned, 12. 14. 18, &amp; 19. Resumed; Resolu- 
tion that Judgment was illegal, 23. Lords Concurrence to 
be desired ; Votes to be delivered at a Conference, and Com- 
mittce to prepare Reasons for them, 7 Dec. Conference de- 
sired ; Messenger dismissed without Answer; Conference agreed 
to; Managers appointed, 10. Lords Concurrence to Votes 
signified, 12.—Parties ordered into Custody for not attending 
Committees, 24 Oct. &amp; 19 Nov. One discharged, 3 Dec.— 
Mr. Edward Seymour’s Complaint referred to the Committee, 
31 Oct.—Complaint, that Bateman, a Witness, was arrested, 
referred to the Committee; Officer to bring him to them, 14 
Nov.—Sir Cecil Bishop’s Complaint; Carnaby ordered into 
Custody, 15.—Mr. Goldesborough, Clerk of House, his Com- 
plaint; Devenish ordered inte Custody, 18.—ILuformation given 

Vox, IX, 


INDE X @ the Nintu Votvume. 


‘ of a Suit depending, wherein the Defendants are tamed by 


Consent, but the Title a Member’s; Proceedings to be stopped, 
27.—Sir James Thynn’s Complaint; Leversage ordered into 
Custody; Matter referred to the Committee, 2 Dec. Knapper, 
Cooke, and Selfe, to attend, 14 Apr. All discharged by 
Member’s Consent, 5 May—A Committee to inquire wha was 
Author, Printer, and Publisher, of a scandalous Libel, under 
the Name of “ The Shoemakers;” Question, that no printed 
Papers be delivercd to Members at the Door, Neg. 3 Dec.— 
Sir Henry Felton’s Complaint; Styles ordered into Custody, 
11. His Petition referred to the Céuimjtter' Styles to have 
his Liberty, and to attend them, 11 Feb. Report; Order tor 
his Discharge ; Sir Henry to be heard by Committee; Mem- 
ber to give him Notice, 26. Further Report ; another Order 
for Styles’ Discharge, 13 Mar.—Sir John Prettyman, Prisoner 
in King’s Bench, his Petition referred to a Committee, 14 
Dec. Committees added; Committee revived, and Order for 
sitting, 12 Feb.—Lord Newburgh’s Complaint against Worm- 
well, Wrenham, and Johnson, referred to the Committee, 16 
Dec. Wrenham to attend them, 18 Apr. Order for their sit 
ting, 6 May. Report; Wrenham ordered into Custody, 8. 
—Colonel Grey’s Complaint; Hall, Husband, and Chandler, 
ordered into Custody, 10 Feb—A Committee to inquire 
who was Author, Printer, and Publisher, of Libel brought 
into House the Day preceding, 13.—Under-Sheriff of Mon- 
mouth ordered into Custody for neglecting to summon absent 
Members, 13.—Question, whether Sir Henry Vaughan, out- 
lawed at the Time of Election, can be continu¢d a Member} 
Matter referred to the Committee, 17. Original Record of 
Outlawry to be produced to them, 30 Mar. 5 ova 11 Apr. 
—Sir Hugh Wyndham’s Servant arrested ; Order for his Dis« 
charge, 19 Feb.—A Committee to consider Privileges of House, 
and inquire into Precedents concerning Lords Jurisdiction and 
Proceedings in Case of a Commoner ; Business recommended 
to Care of Three Members, 22. Committee revived, and 
Order for sitting, 3 Mar. &amp; 3 Apr. To sit de die in diem, and 
hasten their Report, 3 Mar. To sit, notwithstanding general 
Order to the contrary, 5.—Carre, a Witness, his Complaint; 
Mappleston examined ; Lewen ordered into Custody, 21 Feb. 
Reprimanded, and discharged, on his Petition, 24.—Sir Jona- 
than Trelawney’s Complaint; Parties ordered into Custody, 
27. Matter referred to the Committee, 26 Mar. Parties 
discharged, 27.—Mr. Constantine’s Letter, seeming to reflect 
on some Members, and on Proceedings of House, read ; Or- 
der for his Attendance, 27 Feb. Question for appointing a Day, 
Neg. 29. Matter referred to the Committee, 14 Apr.—Sir Lan- 
celot Lake, a Trustee, his Complaint; Proceedings at Law to 
be stopped, 5 Mar. Order set aside by Member’s Consent, 4 
May.—Secretary Morrice’s Complaint of a Letter published in 
Name of his Under-secretary ; Thropp to be sent for, and bring 
Letter, 5 Mar. Mr. Rigby toattend, 5 Mar. &amp; 11 Apr. Cla- 
vell examined, g Mar. Matter referred to the Comunittee; 
Persons concerned to attend them, 17 Apr. Report; Parties 
discharged on Member’s Motion, 4 May.—Privilege granted 
to a Witness, 6 Mar.—Colonel Kirkby’s Complaint ; nn 
and Allsop ordered into Custody, 10. Discharged, 27 Apr. 
—Sir George Probert’s Complaint; Nicholas and Gwintrid 
ordered into Custody, 11 Mar. To be brought to Bar, 14 
Apr. Matter referred to the Committee, 15. Order for 
their sitting, 6 May. Report to be made, 7. Made; Ni- 
cholas to be continued ; Gwinfrid discharged, 8.—Colonel 
Wanckley’s Servants arrested; Mr. Ashe ordered into Custody, 
27 Mar. Servants to be released, 28. Mr. Ashe’s Petition, 
and Order for his Discharge, 6 Apr.—Mr. Goring’s Com- 
plaint referred to the Committee; Gevett to attend them, 6 
Apr.—Mr. Scawen’s Complaint referred to the Committee ; 
Herne toattend them,7. Report; Herne discharged, 4 May. 
—Sir Robert Brooke’s Complaint referred to the Committee ; 
Young to attend them, 8 Apr.—Sir Fretzvile Hollis’s Com- 
plaint ; Durdant ordered into Custody, 10. Order for his Dis- 
charge, 6 May.—Sir Win. Smith’s Complaint referred te the 
Committee; Gad, Cooke, and Gray, to attend them, 13 Apr. 
Report to be made; Speaker to issue Warrants for summoning 
Parties to attend at Bar, for Contempt in not attending Com- 
mittee, 4 May. Order for their sitting, 4. &amp; 6.—Mr. Jaye’s 
Complaint reterred to the Committee; Persons concerned to 
attend upon Summons, 17 Apr.—Sir Foulke Lucy’s Servant 
arrested; Blagge ordered into Custody; Servant to be released, 
18.—Sir Thomas Doleman’s Complaint, of being summoned 
to Herald’s Court, referred to the Committee, 20.—Sir John 
Bennett’s Servant arrested; Crue and Battell ordered into 
Custody; Arrest to be suspended, and Servant discharged, 20. 
—Mr. Hardee’s Complaint; Walker and Tatham ordered 
into Custody, 21.—Sir Gilbert Gerrard’s Com laint of an 
Aspersion, charging him with tampering with a Witness, re- 
ferred to the Committee, 25.° Information given, that Wit- 
ness had denied it; Debate; Resolution, and Order thereupon, 
6 May.—Committee to inquire who was Author, Printer, 
and Publisher, of a printed Paper in the Name of indigent Of- 
ficers, 27 Apr, Offence of Officers remitted on their ape 
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and Submission; Committee to inquire by whom it was 

rinted, 20.—Mr. Herbert’s Servant arrested; Truelock and 

urley ordered into Custody; Servant to be released, 29. 
Sheriff to set him at Liberty, 6 May.—Mr. Ford’s Complaint; 
Sir John Stowell ordered into Custody, 2. Order to stand ; 
but Serjeant impowered to take Bail, 4—Mr. Walden’s Ser- 
vant arrested; Order for his Discharge, 7. Sir Richard Oate- 
ley’s Complaint; Proceedings at Law to be stopped ; Matter 
referred to the Committee, 8.—Order for Discharge of certain 
Persons during Adjournment, 8. 

Prize Ships, Committee to prepare Bill to make them free for 
Trade, 27 Nov. Papers of Examination touching Two East 
India Prizes to be brought to them; Sir Wm. Penn to give 
his Information before aes made publick, 3 Dec. Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for sitting, 5. Report; Bill read, 
11. Committed ; Committee impowered to receive Proposals 
for lessening Price of Timber, and regulating the making 
Bricks, 14. Billreported, and to be ingrossed, 17. Passed, 15. 
Agreed to by Lords, 19. 

Process, Bill for more easy Service thereof, ordered, 27 Mar. 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 8. A. 1669. 


PARLIAMENT prorogued by Commission, 11 Dec. 
Paul's St. Dean of, Bill to build a Mansion House, read, 
25 Oct. Committed, 3 Nov. Committees added, 8. Bill 
reported, and to be ingrossed, 9. Order for Third Reading, 
6&amp;7 Dec. Passed, 8. 
Pearle, Richard, Petition to be read, 17 Nov. Read; Bill to 
+ cut off a Recovery, read, 22. Committed, 10 Dec. 
Pepys, Mr. Vide Privileges. 
Petitioners own their Petitions, 17 &amp; 25 Nov. 
Pitch. Vide Tar. 
Poor, Committee to consider Laws relating to them, and Wages 
of Servants and Labourers; Lustruction, 25 Oct. 
Pope, Sir Thomas. Vide Lee. 
Prettyman, Six John. Vide Privileges, infra. 
Lady Theodosia, Petition reterred to Committee, 4 Dec. 
Order for sitting; Marshal of King’s Bench to permit her, 
with a Keeper, to attend them, and her Counsel, in mean 
time, 7. 
Prisoner in King’s Bench, with a Keeper, to attend a Committce, 
and her Counsel, in mean time, 7 Dec 
Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, and to receive 
Petitions, 19 Oct. Committees added, 3, 4- 8. 9. 11. 12, 
13. 18.22, 23, 24. &amp; 27 Nov. .2, 3, &amp; 4 Dec. Have Leave to 
sitduring Adjournment, 1 Dec. Matters depending adjourn- 
ed, 7.—Information given of an unlicensed Book, tending to 
ereate a Division between Two Houses; Chiswell to attend, 
ig Oct. Examined; Attorney-general to indict him; House 
informed, that Darby printegl it; Darby to attend, 22,— 
Lord Ancram’s Servant anf Speaker to issue Warrant 
for his Discharge, 9 Nov.—(émplaint against Mr. Brunckard; 
Order for taking him in Custody ; 
Attoniey-general 
12. 


Members to inquire of 
, why Information against hin was stopped, 
His Answer thereto; Previous Question for an Inquiry, 
whether he had Orders to stop, Neg. 13.—Sir Fretzville Hol- 
lis’s Complaint; Soames and Offley examined ; further Exa- 
‘ mination referred to the Committee, 18.—Mr. Mainard’s 
Complaint; Davison ordered into penny &amp; Mr. Filmer to 


attend, 19. Examined; Question, that he be reprehended on 
his Knees, Neg. Attorney-general to prefer Information against 
him, 20.—Order for Discharge of Mr. Corye, a Member, de- 
tained on mesne Process, 25.—Mr. Pepys’s Complaint; Mr. 
Whitmore ordered into Custody, 27. Discharged on his Pe- 
tition, 1 Dec.—Sir John Prettyman’s Servant arrested ; Matter 
referred to Speaker, 1. His Report; Privilege granted to 
Servant, and Order for his Release, 4—Lord Mandeville’s 
Complaint ; Barnes ordered into Custody, 1.-- Mr. Orme’s 
Complaint ; Stone ordered into Custody, 4. 


22°, 23°, 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. g. 
A, 1669, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


PALME R, Vide Privileges, infra. 
.  Papists, Bill agajnst them, ordered, 21 Mar. 1660. 
Paris Garden, Petition for Bill to make it a Parish; Bill ordered, 
igJan. Read,20. Committed ; a Petition transferred, under 
former Instructions, to another Committee; further Instruc- 
_ tion, 21. Order for sitting of Committee, 31. Committees 
added, 31 Jan. &amp; 4 Feb. Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 
20. Passed, 23. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 
"17 Mar. Amendments agreed to, 27. 
ren prorogued, 22 Apr. By Commission, 16 Apr. &amp; 
' go Oct. 
Parry. Vide Maiming. 
Parsons. Vide Privileges, infra. 
Paston. Vide Privileges, infra. 
Patent of Farmers of Excise to be brought in, 9 Mar. 1669.—of 
'Light-houses in Ireland, complained of, 7 Apr. 1670. Voted 
a common Grievance, 8 Feb. 


Paul’s St. Dean of, Bill for building Mansion-house, to be read, 
1 Mar. 1669. Read, 2. Committed, 3. Reported, and to 
be ingrossed, 7. Passed, 17. Agreed to by Lords, 30. 

Pearle, Richard, Bill to cut off a Recovery, to be read, 21 Feb, 


1669. 

Perkins. Vide Wharton. 

Perpetuities. Vide Registry. 

Peterborough new Writ, 7 Mar. 

Petitions to be received by Committees, 14 &amp; 25 Feb—Trans- 
ferred to another Cominittee, 21 Jan.—Withdrawn, 4 &amp; 6 
Feb.—To be owned before a Committee, 8.—Owned at Bar, 
10 Feb. 19 Dec. 10 &amp; 14 Feb. 

Pirates, Bill to prevent Delivery of English Ships to them, or- 
dered, 23 Feb. 1669. Read, 19 Mar. Committed, go. Re 
ported, and to be ingrossed ; a Committee to prepare Proviso, 
with Penalties, for carrying Merchants Goods in Ships of War, 
31. Billread Third time; Debate thereon adjourned, 2 Apr. 
Resumed ; another Committee to amend Proviso, 5. Proviso 
reported, 6. Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to; Ma- 
nagers appointed; Conference held, and reported; Lords 
Amendments in Part disagreed to; another Conference to be 
desired with Lords; Committee to assign Reasons : Report, 11. 
Committee revived ; Order for sitting, and preparing Reasons, 
21 Feb. Reasons to be reported, 4 Mar. Reported, 6. Con- 
ference to be desired, 11. Lords Concurrence to Amendments 
signified, 14. 

Pitt, George, and others, Bill to annul forged Bonds, and J udg- 
ments thereupon, committed, 23 Nov. 1670. 

Plantation Trade, Committee to prepare Bill for preserving it, 
27 Oct. 1670. Revived, and Order for sitting, 3 Noy. 

Poole new Writ, @4 Oct. 1670. 

Poor. Vide Workhouses. 

- Committee to inspect Laws relating to them, 17 Feb. 
1670. Committees added, 2 Mar.—Bill to regulate La- 
bourers, Servants, and Apprentices, read; Debate thereon.— 
Sane Committee to prepare Bill for regulating Servants Wages, 
and setting Poor on Work, 13 Dec. Revived, and Order for 
siting, 13 Dec. &amp; 3 Mar. Committees added, 13 Dec. All 
that come to have Voices, 3 Mar. 

-———— Petition of Governors of the Corporation of Poor; De- 
bate thereon; Petitioners to be heard at Bar, 14 Mar. 167o. 
Own their Petition, and heard; Resolutions thereupon, 16. 
Vide Workhouses. 

Pope, Sir Thomas. Vide Lee. 

Popery, Committee to prepare Bill to prevent Growth thereof, 
und inquire concerning Jews, 6 Feb. 1670. Committees added, 
8. Committee have Leave to sit, 15. Report to be made, 15 
&amp;16. Made,i7. Committee revived, 23. Bill tendered, 28, 
Read, 1 Mar. Committed ; Instruction, 2. To be reported, 
6. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 9g, Passed, 11. 

Portsmouth. Vide Supply. 

Post-Office. Vide York. 

Pratt, Sir George. Vide Pitt, supra. 

Prettyman, Sir John. Vide Privileges, infra. 

Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debt due to Crown, 
ordered, 15 Mar. 1669. Read, 17. Bill and Proviso read, 
and committed; Counsel to be hewd at Bar, 19. Committee 
revived, and order for sitting, 24. Committees added, 24 &amp; 
28. Committee have Leave to sit, 4 Apr. Bill reported, and 
to be ingrossed, 7. Passed, 8. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments ; Amendments agreed to, 11. 

Lady Theodosia, Petition to be read; Sir John Pretty- 
man to have Notice to attend, 21 Mar. 1669. 

Price, Mr. Vide Privileges, infra. 

Pritchard. Vide Privileges, intra. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, 14 Feb. Com- 
mittees added, 3. 12. 15, 16. 21, 22. &amp; 24 Mar. 18. 22,&amp; 
23 Nov. 8. 13. &amp; 15 Dec. 10. 18.&amp; 25 Jan. 3.&amp;7 Feb. 
11,21, 22. &amp; 24 Mar. 18.&amp; 22 Nov. 8.13.15. 18. &amp; 25 
Dec. 7 Jan, &amp; 11 Mar. Order for sitting, 22 Mar. 13 Dec. 
&amp; 30 Mar.—Mr. Lewes’s Servant arrested; Doughty and 
Reade, at their Perils, to cause Action to be withdrawn, 17 
Feb. 1669.—Mr. Graham’s Complaint; Proceedings at Law 
to be stopped, 19.—Order for staying Proceedings at Law 
against Lord St. John’s Tenant, 21.—Lord Newburgh’s Com- 
plaint; Proceedings at Law to be stayed, and Records vacated, 
23.—Sir Roger Bradshaigh’s Complaint ; Proceedings at Law to 
be stayed, 1 Mar.—Mr. Langhorne’s Complaint ; Pritchard, 
Lewis, and others, ordered into Custody, 1. Lewis ee 
on his Petition, 4 Apr.—Sir Thomas Mere’s Complaint; Wil- 
lerton, Grimes, and Wootton, ordered into Custody, 2 Mar. 
—Sir Antony Cope’s Servant arrested; Mary Santley to attend 
the Committee; Johnt Santley ordered into Custody ; Servant 
to be discharged, and Proceedings stayed, 5. Order for Dis- 
charge of Parties, 9.—Sir Robert Pasten’s Complaint ; Moore 
and Woodward to attend the Committee, 8. Woodward 
ordered into Custody for contemptuous Words, 28.—Lord 
Ancram’s Complaint; Stone ordered into Custody, 15.— 
Mr. Wright’s Complaint ; Proceedings at Law to be stayed, 
16.—Mrs. Hume’s Petition against Sir John Prettyman, for 

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potecting a Person as menial Servant, to be read’; Sir John to 
nave Notice to attend, 21. Petition read, and referred to a 
Committee, 30. Report; re-committed, and recommended to 
Care of one Member; Committees added ; all that come to have 
Voices, 7 Apr. Report from Re-commitment; Sir John to 
reécive Sentence of Suspension on his Knees; House informed 
that he is not to be found; Serjeant to bring him to Bar, 8. 
His and Mrs, Hume’s Petitions read ; Day appointed for bring- 
ing him, 11 Nov. Brought, and suspended ; to be heard ; Ser- 
jeant to give him and Mrs. Hume Notice, 14. Heard, re- 
stored, and allowed Privilege, 23.—Sir John Prettyman’s Pe- 
tition, complaining that Sir Edward Hungerford had. disposed 
of Lands at under Value; Sir Edward to , ih Sight of it, 20 
Feb. 1670. Considered, and referred to a Committee, 22. Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for sitting, 27. Committees added, 
3&amp;28 Mar. Report, 31.—Sir Edmund Windham’s Com- 
plaint; Mason and Shewell ordered into Custody, 29. Order 
for their Discharge, 2 Apr.—Sir Wm. Fenwicke’s Complaint ; 
Proceedings at Law to be stayed ; Matter referred to the Com- 
mittee, 30 Mar.—Jenings and Kiffes ordered into Custody for 
not attending a Committee, 31 —Mr. Jaye’s Complaint ; Gyb- 
bon, Cowdell, and Miles, ordered into Custody, 31 Oct. Re- 
port; Parties reprimanded, and discharged, on their Submis- 
sion ; but to deliver Possession of the Sheep-walk, 29 Nov.— 
Mr. Bartu’s Complaint; Durant ordered into Custody, 31 Oct. 
His Petition to be read, 11 Nov. Considered; Durant re- 
hate yp and discharged, 12.—Mr. Goring’s Complaint ; 
owtell ordered into Custody, 4. Discharged on his Pe- 
tition, 8 Dec.—A Committee to inquire who were Authors, 
Printers, and Publishers of a seditious Book delivered at the 
Door ; Dispersers ordered into Custody, 10 Noy. Report to 
be made, 11. Made, 12. To be considered, 12 &amp; 16.—Mr. 
Henry Seymour’s Complaint; Cole, Lamerton, and Coning, 
ordered into Custody, 10. Committee to sit, and ap- 
point Time for hearing, 14. Order for hearing, 3 Jan. 
4&amp;7 Feb, Persons concerned, and Witnesses, to attend, with- 
out further Summons, 3 Jan. Report; Order for taking 
Henley, Lucy, Palmer, and Nosworthy, into Custody, 8 Feb. 
——Information given of a Motion in Chancery intended against 
Mr. Cornwallis; Privilege granted him ; Proceedings to be 
stayed, 12 Nov.—Mr. Russell’s Complaint; Coke and Tay- 
Jor ordered into Custody, 14. Discharged on Member’s 
Motion, 17.—Llouse informed, that Lords had passed Orders 
concerning Possession of Lord Newburgh’s Lands; Orders 
read, and referred to a Committee, 15. Report; Com- 
mittee revived ; to make further Examination, on search Pre- 
cedents ; Three to be a Quorum, 16. Report to be made, 
29.—Sir James Norfolk, Serjeant, his Complaint ; Nicholas 
ordered into Custody, 16.—Mr. Price's Complaint  re- 
ferred to the Committee, 19. Report; Goodyer and Wool- 
ley ordered into Custody, 24. Goodyer discharged on his 
Petition, 20 Dec.—House informed, that Mr. Jekill, not- 
withstanding Vote that his Commitment was for the Preserva- 
tion of the King, and Peace of the Kingdom, proceeds in a Suit 
against Sir Andrew King; Jekill, Burton, and Ogden, ordered 
into Custody, 23 Nov. Discharged, 24.—Sir John Moreton’s 
Complaint referred to the Committee, 26, Report; Mr. Squibb 
ordered into Custody, 19 Dec. Reprimanded, and a 
on his Petition, 3 Jan.—Sir Henry Herbert’s Complaint ; Ma- 
son and Littler ordered into Custody, 28 Nov. Discharged on 
their Petition, 1 Feb—Mr, Dighy’s Petition; Copy to ve sent 
to Mr. Cornwallis; Time appointed for his Answer, 13 Dec. 
Further Time allowed, 14. Answer to be considered, 17. Con- 
sidered; Petition owned, and, with the Answer, referred to 
the Committee, ig. Order for hearing, 4. 26, &amp; 27 Jan. 
&amp;6 Feb. Persons concerned to attend, 27 Jan. Report, 2 
Feb.—Mr. Howe’s Servant arrested; Woolley, Beadle, and 
Parsons, ordered into Custody, 17 Dec. Woolley’s Petition ; 
{nformation thereupon of a high Contempt, in assaulting De- 
puty-Serjeant, and rescuing his Prisoner; Cox, Forder, Par- 
sons, and Croft, ordered into Custody; Sheriff, and other 
Officers, to assist in executing the Warrant, 24 Jan. Woolley 
discharged on his Petition, 17 Feb —House informed, that Sir 
Jobn Coventry had been assaulted and wounded ; Matter to 
be considered, 9 Jan. Considered; Resolution thereupon, 
io. Vide Maiming.—Colonel Strode’s Complaint ; Stanley 
ordered into Custody, g, Discharged on his Petition, 14.— 
Sir John Pettus’s Complaint of a scurrilous printed Paper dis- 
ae at the Door, referred to the Committee, 14. Mr. 
aughan’s Servant arrested; Order for his release, 19.—Mr. 
Maleverer’s Servant arrested; to be released, and allowed Pri- 
vilege, 11 Feb,—Lord Vaughan’s Complaint ; Proceedings 
at Law to be stayed, 18.—Sir John Knight’s Complaint ; 
Knight ordered into Custody, 23. His Petition referred to the 
Committee ; discharged,on security to appear, 14 Mar. Re- 
port to be made, 24. Made; Knight codlentl into Custody, 
28. Discharged on his Petition, 1 Apr.—Sir Trevor Wil- 
liams’s Servant arrested; Matter referred to the Committee ; 
Jones and Wiiliams to attend Committee at their own Charge ; 


Action to be discharged, 23 Feb. Parties ordered into Custody, 
Vou. IX. 


IN DEX ¢o the. 


Nintu Votumeé 
27 Mar. Jones discharged on his Petition, 1 Apr.—+Mir Migs 
grave’s Complaint; Proceedings at Law to be stayed, 24 Feb. 
—Sir Philip Monckton’s Complaint referred to the Commit- 
tee, 2 Mar.—Sir Bancham Throgmorton’s Servant arrested. ; 
Matter referred to Speaker, 3—Lord Ancram’s Complaint ; 
Wayne ordered into Custody, 6. His Petition referred to’the 
Committee; discharged mean time, on Security, 10.—Sir 
Fretzville Hollis’s Servant arrested; Matter referted to Speaker, 
3 Apr.—Mr. Collingwood’s Servant arrested; Matter referred 
to Speaker, 6.—Sir Antony Cope’s Complaint; Landisdall 
ordered into Custody, 18:—Sir John Morley’s Complaint; 
Hartlippe ordered into Custody, 18. 

Protections, written, to be granted only to menial Servants ; all 
granted to other Persons to be withdrawn and called in ; 
another Resolution, that all Protections, and written Certifi- 
cates, be declared void, aud called in, and Privilege allowed 
to menial Servants, q Apr. 1670. 

Putney, Motion for building Bridge thereat, adjourned, 10 Beb. 
1670. Question for laying an Lmposition for that Purpose, 
Affirmative, 3 Apr. ill read; Question for Second Read- 
ing, Neg. 4. 


25° Car. If. Parl. 2. Sess. vo. A. 1672, § 1673. 
PARDON, Bill, from Lords, read once, and passed, 28 Mar. 


Returned, 20. 

Parliament prorogued, 20 Oct. 

Parrett and Thone, Bill, from Lords, to make them navigable 
from Bridgewater to ‘l'aunton and Bradford Bridge, read,’ 25 
Mar. Committed, 29. 

Penryn new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Petitions to be delivered to a Committee, 7 Feb.—Owned, 22. 

Pool, Sir Courtney. Vide Privileges. 

Poole new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Popery. Vide Address. 

——— Committee to prepare Bill to prevent Growth thereof, 
28 Feb. Bill read, 5 Mar. Committed, 6. Reported, and 
to be ingrossed, 10. Passed, 12. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments; Amendments in part considered, 21. Further 
considered ; Residue referred to Commitice of whole House ; 
Report ; Chairman to withdraw, and examine Amendments of 
Committee; his Report, 22. Conference, desired with Lords 
thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conference held, 
and reported, 24. Another Conference, desired, by Lords, 


agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference’ held, and re- . 


orted; House agree with Lords, 25. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, and to receive 
Petitions, 7 Feb. Committees added, 13, 14, 15. 18, 19, 
20, 21, 22. 24.&amp; 27. All that come to have Voices, 27. 
Matters deferred, and Parties discharged from Attendance 
till after Recess, 26 Mar.—Sir Roger Bradshaigh’s Servant 
arrested; Stanton, Forster, and Marsh, to attend the Com- 
mittee; Proceedings to be stayed, 8 Feb.—Sir Robert Dil- 
lington’s Complaint referred to the Committee; Wheeler, 
Guyer, and Ball, ordered into Custody, 8. Reprimanded, 
and discharged, on their Petition, 22.—Sir Charles Sidley’s 
Complaint, that his Coach and Horses were sent to the Green- 
yard, himself and Servants te the Compter, referred to the 
Committee; Axton ordered into Custody, 8. His Petition, 
25. Day appointed for Committee to examine Matter, 4 
Mar. Report; Axton reprimanded, and discharged, 7.— 
Hammond, Deputy Serjeant, his Complaint of inhuman 
Treatment in executing a Warrant, referred to the Committee, 
25 Feb.—Colonel Gray’s Complaint; Hobart to attend the 
Committee, 26,—Sir Courtney Poole’s Servant arrested ; Mat- 
ter referred to the Committee; Gibbons to attend them, 1 
Mar. Discharged trom Attendance till after Recess, 25.— 
Knowles, Deputy Serjeant, his Petition referred to the Com- 
mittee,1 Mar. Parties to attend after Recess, 29.—Mr. Her- 
bert’s Complaint referred to the Committee; Rugg, Tomlyn, 
Jenings, Frosby, Upton, and Bennett, to attend, 8 Mar.— 
Mr. Jay, a Member, detained in execution ; Matter referred 
to the Committee, 15.—Information given, that Juson and 
Darvill, seduced by Kiiby, had disobeyed an Order of House ; 
severally ordered into Custody, 21. 


Prizage. Vide Butlerage. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 11. A. 1673. 
PARLIAMENT prorogued, 4 Nov. 


Privileges and Elections, Committce appointed, and to re- 
ceive Petitions, 30 Oct.—Colonel Kirkby’s Scrvant arrested ; 
Speaker to issue Warrant for his Discharge, 31. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 12. 
A. 1673, &amp; 1674. 


PpA4Pists. Vide Test. 
Information given of Dangers from them ; Re3olu- 
tion thereupon, 12 Jan. Vide Address. 





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Parliament prorogued, 23 Feb. By Commission, 10 Nov. 

Peers, Bill, from Lords, to regulate Tryals of them, 9 Feb. 
Read, 23. J sala Sk 

Pepys, Mr. a Member, charged with having a ‘Crucifix in his 

ouse; heard; Members to name their informers ; Lord 
Shaftesbury and Sir John Banks named ; Committee to receive 
Lord Shaftesbury’s Information, 10 Feb. Sir John to attend, 
“40 &amp; 13. Lord Shaftesbury’s Answer reported, 13. Sir John 
examined ; Sir Thomas Littleton beard, as to Lord Shatftes- 
bury’s Words ; Debate adjourned, 16. 

Petitions owned, 21 &amp; 26 Jan. &amp; 12 Feb.—Rejected, 28 Jan. 

Piercy, James, Petition, Debate thereon adjourned, 9 Feb. 

Piscary, Bill for Preservation thereof in the Severn, Avon, and 
Tame, read, Jan. Committed, 10 Feb. Committee re- 
vived, and Order for sitting ; Committees added, 23. 

Portsmouth, Bill for paving Streets, and erecting a Workhouse 
therein, ordered. 5 Feb. Read, 12. Committed ; Summons 
of Notice to Persons concerned to be published in Church, 14. 

Pretty, Colonel, Petition, 28 Jan. Vide Officers. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, 7 Jan. Hear- 
ings deferred longer than first Times appointed, and so to be 
heard in Priority, 28. Committee adjourned, 5 Feb.—Mr. 
Gray’s Complaint referred to the Committee, 7 Jan.—Mr. 
Mallett’s Complaint referred to the Committee, 13.—Sir Johu 
Coriton’s Complaint of Servant arrested, and contemptuous 
Words against House, Speaker to issue Warrant for Servant’s 
Discharge ; Matter referred to the Committee, 27. Report ; 
White and Calvert ordered into Custody, 21 Teb.—Mr. 
George’s Complaint ; Witness examined ; Barrell ordered into 
Custody, 14. Reprimanded, and discharged, on his Petition, 
18.—Motion that Mr. Scroope and Mr. How may go into the 
Country, to make Defence against a Presentment of a liot, 
referred to the Committee, 21. 

Protestants. Vide Test. 

Proviso cut off from a Bill after Third Reading, 7 Feb. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 13. A. 1675. 


APISTS, Committee to prepare Bill to prevent their sitting 

in Parliament, 16 Apr. Order for presenting and rcading, 

14 May. For reading, 17. Read, 18. Order for Second 
Reading, 20. Committed, 21. Committees added, 28. 

Committee to prepare Bill for more easy Discovery and 

Conviction of them; Bill recommended to Care of ‘Three 

Members, 21 Apr. ‘To be read, 17 May. Read,1g. Order 

for Second Reading, 20. Committed, 27. 

Parliament prorogued, g June. 

’ Rolls, Copy of Record thereof, 2 Ric. 2%, tendered ; 
Translation read; Debate touching translating and printing it ; 
other Copies of 36 Edw. 3*, and 4 Hen. 4", tendered; 
Keeper to produce Originals, 14 Apr. Originals read ; De- 
bate thereon; Committee to translate them, and search whe- 
ther they are upon Statute Rolls, 15. Report of several Trans- 
lations ; Consideration adjourned till further Report, 22. 

Patents relating to Customs and Excise to be brought in; Chan- 
cellor of Exchequer desired to be present, if Health permits, 
or order his Secretary to attend—Patents for disposing of Re- 
venue by Lord Treasurer to be brought in, 26 Apr. 

Peables. Vide Privileges, infra. 

Peck, Serjeant, to attend. Vide Privileges, infra. 

Pedlars. Vide Hawkers. 

Peers, Bill, from Lords, to regulate Tryals of them, 24 Apr. 
Read, 27. 

Pemberton, Serjeant, to attend. Vide Privileges, infra. 

Perjuries, infra. Vide Frauds. 

Petition owned, 6 May. 

Piscary, Bill for Preservation thereofin Severn, Avon, and Tame, 
read, 22 Apr. Committed ; Instruction to make Bill general, 
23. Billreported, and re-committed, 10 May. Reported from 
Re-commitment, and to be ingrossed ; Proviso for extending 
it, ordered, 15. Bill passed, 20. Sent to Lords, 21. 

Poor, Committee to prepare Bill for their Relief, 20 Apr. 

Popery, Ways for suppressing it to be considered in Committee 
vf whole House, 16, 17.&amp; 20 Apr. Considered, and Re- 
port of Resolutions, 16, 17. &amp; 21. 

Porter, Mr. to attend. Vide Privileges, infra. 

Prettyman, Sir John.Vide Privileges,intra.— and others, Petitions 

ened to Committee, 4 May. Committecs added, 14 &amp; 28. 

Prisoner in King’s Bench to be brought by Marshal to House, 

14 Apr. 
Prisoners. Vide Debtors, Liberty. 
Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, 13 Apr. Im- 
owered to sit ona particular Day, 17.—House informed, that 
Sir John Prettyman is Prisoner in King’s Bench; Marshal to 
bring him to House, 14. Gives Reasons for his Disobedience 
to Order; Debate thereon; Matter referred to the Committee ; 
Memnbers of Long Robe to attend, 15. Report ; Resolution for 
his Discharge ; Serjeant, with Mace, to bring him to House, 
g0.—Sir John Trevor’s Complaint ; Speaker, by Letter, to stop 
Proceedings at Law; Matter referred to the Committee, 20. 


Report ; Parties discharged from further Attendance, 14 May 
—Serjeant at Arms arrested within a Week after Prorogation . 
Matter referred to the Committee, 21 A pr-—Serjeant Har. 
dess, a Member, discharged from Recordership ‘of Canter. 
bury ; Enfield, Stanhope, Beverton, Fidge, Maplesden, Elnyn 
Gilham, Stanley, and Barrett, ordered into Custod Y¥, 22. Re” 
a and discharged, on their Petition, having replaced 

: a. . 

im, 30.—Colonel Rol!’s Complaint referred to the Commit- 
tee; Gray and Bagaley ordered into Custody, 29 Apr. Ba- 
galey reprimanded, and discharged, on his Petition, 8 May 
Motion on behalf of Sir John Fagg, served with an Order, 
from Lords, to answer Petition of Dr. Shirley, to be consi. 
dered ; Committee to inspect Lords Journals, and give Ac- 
count of the Precedent in Case of Mr. Hales, 4 May. eae 
to Lords, desiring them to have regard to Privileges of House: 
Messenger dismissed without Answer, 5. Answer sent, 7. 
Another Committee to inspect Entries in Lords Journals ie ae 
lating to this Case, 8. Dr. Shirley ordered into Custody : Sir 
Joha Fagg not to proceed without Leave ; same Committee 
to inspect Journals of House for Precedents, 12. Report of 
Entries in Lords Journals; Debate thereon; Vote, that the 
Appeal, and Proceedings, are a Breach of Privilege; {nfor- 
mation given, that Warrant, for apprehending Dr. Shirley, was 
forcibl y taken from De Ae sat Debate, and Resolu- 
tion thereupon. Vide Mohun. Fresh Warrant ordered, 14. 
Debate resumed ; Resolution thereupon; Conference to be de- 
sired with Lords, 15. Desired, and agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Vote concerning the Ap eal to be delivered ; Con- 
ference held, and reported, 17. Sir John Fagg committed to the 
‘Tower for waiving his Privilege, and putting in Answer, 1 
June. Discharged on his Petition, 3. Copy of Lords Order 
for hearing Counsel at their Bar, served on him, read; Reso- 
lutions thereupon to be set up in Westininster-hall and Lobby; 
Clerk to sce it done, 7.-—Colonel Kirkby’s Servant arrested ; 
Order for his Release from Gatehouse, 4 May.—Sir Thomas 
Littleton’s Complaint ; Salter to be sent for, 4.—Mr. Pro- 
gers’s Complaint referred to the Committee ; Proceedings at 
Law to be stopped, 5.—Debate touching Privileges of House 
adjourned, 14, 15. &amp; 19. Resumed, 15 &amp; 10. Reso- 
lutions, that whoever prosecutes any Suit against a Member at 
Lords Bar, shall be deemed an Infringer of the Rights and 
Privileges of this House, 15. That no Member be summoned 
to atteud Lords House during Session, 18. That there lies no 
8 to Lords Judicature from Courts of Equity ; that no 
Member prosecute such Appeal, 28. Order that no Member 
attend Lords House upon Summons, without Leave, 3 June. 
Resolutions, that no Person, committed by House, ought tu 
be discharged during Session, but by Warrant, or Order there- 
of, 7. That no Commoner, committed for Breach of Privi- 
lege by House, ought, without their Order, to be made ap- 
pear at Lords Bar during Session, 9.—Information given of an 
Appeal brought by Sir Nic. Stoughton against Mr. Onslow, 
appointed to be heard at Lords Bar; Mr. Onslow not to ap- 
pear further ; Sir Nicholas ordered into Custody ; Message to 
Lords, desiring them to have regard to Privileges of House, 15 
May. Their Answer; Debate, and Resolution thereupon ; 
Conference desired with Lords, and agreed to ; Committee to 
assign Reasons, 18. Report; Debate touching confining Con- 
ference to Matter of Privilege only ; same Committee to pre- 
pare Clause for that Purpose, 20. Part of Lords Answer, re- 
lating to Appeals, to be considered, 21 &amp; 27. Clause report- 
ed—Conference desired with Lords on Privileges of House ; 
Messenger dismissed without Answer, 21. House put Lords 
in mind of Message, 27. Their Answer ; Debate, aud Resolu- 
tion thereupon; Conference to be desired ; Committee to assiga 
Reasons; Report, 28. Conference desired; Messenger dis- 
missed without Answer ; another Conference desired by Lords, 
Debate thereon ; Conference agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported; same Committee to consider 
Matter offered by Lords, and prepare further Reasons ; Order 
for their sitting ; Members to have Notice to attend them, 31- 
Report ; Members to withdraw, and amend Reasons; their 
Report; Conference desired, and agreed to; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported, 2 June—Sie Win. 
Blackett’s Complaint ; Carye ordered into Custody, 17, May. 
—Sir Francis Lawley’s Complaint ; Latham and White oz- 
dered into Custody ; Question, that Bird the Attorney be sent 
for in Custody, Neg. Matter against him referred to the Com- 
mittee, 17.31.—Mr. Faunt’s Complaint ; Proceedings at Law 
to be stayed, 17.—Mr. Spry’s Complaint referred to the Com- 
mittee, 18.—Complaint that Mr. Murrey, a Petitioner to 
House, was assaulted coming up the Stairs, referred to the 
Committee, 18.—Information given, that Deputy-Serjeant 
was obstructed in executing a Warrant ; Deputy examined ; 
Hastings and Crooke ordered into Custody, 19. Motion ou 
their behalf ; Matter referred to the Committee, 20. Report; 
Order for their Discharge, without paying Fees ; Deputy- 
Serjeant to attend, 26. Examined ; Matter to be re-examined 
by Committee ; Hastings, Crooke, and other Parties, 


aitend, 27.—Sir John Stonehouse’s Complaint referred to the 
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Committee, 21 May.—Sir Wm. Doyley’s Complaint; Min- 
gay and Richards ordered into Custody, 26. Mingay repri- 
manded, and discharged on his Petition, 7 June.—Sir John 
Churchill, Serjeant Pemberton, Serjeant Peck, and Mr. Por- 
ter, to attend, 31 May. Examined touching appearing as 
Counsel at Lords Bar, in Prosecution of an Appeal, wherein 
Mr. Dalmahoy, a Member, is concerned; severally ordered 
into Custody; Report of Entries in Lords Journals relating 
thereto ; Question for sending Mr. Dalmahoy to the Tower, 
Neg. Sir Nicolas and Mr. Crispe to attend, 1 June. Serjeant 
examined touching their Escape; his Answer not satisfactory ; 
Speaker to issue Warrant for his Commitment to the Tower ; 
withdraws himself; Serjeant pro tempore to apprehend him, and 
bring him to Bar; Privilege denied him; Speaker to issue new 
Warrant for bringing Churchill, Peck, and Pemberton, to 
Bar, 2. Information given they were in Westminster-hall ; 
Serjeant sent, with Mace, to seize them; his Report; Parties 
committed to the Tower, 4. House informed, that Lords 
had ordered a Habeas Corpus for bringing them to their Bar ; 
Committee to search their Journals for Minutes of the Day ; 
Xcport, that they were refused ; Resolutions thereupon to be 
sent to Lieutenant of the Tower, 7. Lieutenant gives Ac- 
count of Four Writs of Habeas Corpus sent from Lords; De- 
bate, and Resolution thereupon ; Speaker intimates, that he 
shoyld forbear to return them; Writs read; former Com- 
mittee to inspect Lords Journals for Proceedings since Y ester- 
day, and search Records for Precedents of Writs of Habeas 
Corpus returnable in Parliament; further Debate relating 
thereto, adjourned, 7. Report of Precedents; Resolutions 
thereupon ; Message acquainting Lords, that Parties were com- 
mitted for Breach of Privilege, 9.—Information given, that Sir 
Wm. Bassct had delivered a Petition to Lords House against 
Mr. Nosworthy, another Member ; Committee to inspect their 
Journals for Proceedings thereon, 1 June.—Sir John Hollman’s 
Servant arrested; Matter referred to the Committee, 3.—House 
informed, that Sir Humphry Winch and Mr. Nappier are 
summoned to attend at Lords Bar, upon a Petition exhibited ; 
Comittee to inspect their Journals for Proceedings therein, 
3.—Privilege granted to Serjeant, 4.—Sir Wm. W entworth’s 
Complaint referred to the Cominittee, 7. 
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27° Car. II. Parl 2. Sess. 14. A. 1675. 


APISTS, Bill to hinder their sitting in Parliament, read, 
13 Oct. Order for Second Reading, 21. Committed, 23. 
Reported, and to be ingrossed, 4 Nov. Passed, 8. Order 
for putting Lords in mind of Bill, 15. House put them in 
inind thereof, 16. 

Parliament prorogued, 22 Nov. 

Pedlars. Vide Hawkers. 

Pembroke Borough, new Writ, 12 Nov. 

Petition read, though not signed, 8 Nov. 

Philips, Colonel, Vide Privileges, intra. 

Platir, * Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debts, tendered, 20 
Nov. 
Poor and Vagrants, Committee to consider Laws relating to 
them, 12 Nov. 
Popery, Bill, prepared last Session to prevent the Growth there- 
of, ordered, 20 Oct. To be read, 21 &amp; 23. Read, 25. Com- 

mitted, 15 Nov. 

Portsmouth. Vide Fees. 

Printing-press, Bill for Regulation thereof, read, 11 Nov. Or- 
der for Second Reading, 17. 

Prisoners. Vide Debtors. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed ; to receive Pe- 
titions, 13 Oct.—Privilege granted to a Witness, 2 Nov.— 
Information given, that , Secor sea” had aspersed Sir Robert 
Holmes; Order for taking" him into Custody, 4.  Dis- 
charged on his Petition, 20.—Mr. Spencer’s Servant arrested ; 
Speaker to issue Warrant for his Release ; Matter referred to 
the Committee, 8.— Colonel Philips’s Complaint; Nor- 
ton, Mearne, Wright, Simons, and Tayler, ordered into 
Custody, 9. Reprimanded, and discherged, on their Pe- 
tition, 18.—Order of Lords for hearing an Appeal against 
Siz John Fagg, a Member, read, 13. Consideration ad- 
journed, 13. 15, &amp; 16. Resumed; Resolutions, that prose- 
cuting the Appeal is a Breach of Privilege ; that Sir John make 
no Detence, 15. Previous Question, that no Appeal lies to 
Lords Judicature from Courts of Equity, Neg.17. Previous 
Question for declaring a Vote of last Session now in Force, 
Neg. 18. Dr. Shirley ordered into Custody, 20.—Informa- 
tion given, that Sir Edmund Jenings, a Member, was made 
a Sheriff; Debate thereon; Previous Question, that it is a 
Breach of Privilege for a Member to be made Sheriff during 
Parliament, Atlirmative; Committee to consider a Way to 
supersede the Commission, 16.—House informed of several 
Appeals depending in Lords House from Courts of Equity ; 
Resolution and Declaration, that the Prosecutor of such Ap- 
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of the Commons, to be affixed on the Lobby-door, and West+ 
minster-hall Gate, 19.—Information given, that Sir Nicolas 
Stoughton had served Mr. Onslow with an Order of Lords for 
hearing an Appeal; Sir Nicolas ordered into Custody; Mr. 
Onslow to make no Defence, 20. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 15. 
A. 1676, 1677, &amp; 1678. 


PA CE. Vide Privileges, infra. _ . 
Palmer, Sir Lewis. Vide Privileges, infra. 

Pamphlets. Vide Books. 

Papists, Bill to hinder their sitting in Parliament, to be ‘ead, 
21 Feb. 1676. Read, 8 Mar. Order for Second Reading, 
19. Committed, 27. 

Parliament prorogued, 13 May. 

Patents to Varmers of Hearth-money to be brought in, 1 Feb. 
1677. Presented, 7. Re-delivered, and to be aacie again, 
when required, 11 Mar.—For making Alum, to be considered 
in a Committee, 16 Feb. Report, that Patent, and Proclama- 
tion thereon, are prejudicial to the Woollen Manufactures ; 
Contents of the Patent re-committed, 19 Mar. — 

Patrons, Bill for annulling Bonds taken of Clerks upon their 
aragge: gi read; Question for Second Reading, Neg. 27 
‘eb. 1676. 

Pawnbrokers, Bill for a publick Register for them, ordered, 14 
Mar. 1677. Read, 15. Committed, 19. 

Peake. Vide Privileges. 

Pedlars. Vide Hawkers. 

Perjuries. Vide Frauds. 

Petersfield, new Writ, 23, May. 

Petitions withdrawn, 6 &amp; 19 Feb.—Owned, ig Feb. 7. 8. 17. 
&amp; 26 Mar.—Rejected, 27.—Dismissed, 7 May. 

Philips, Colonel. Vide Privileges, intra. 

Pierpoint, Mr. Vide Privileges, infra. 

Piscary. Vide Fishing. 

Platir, Thomas, Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 
3 Feb. 

Plenty, John, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Cattle. 

Plymouth, new Writ, 16 Feb. 

Plympton, new Writ, 16 Feb. Election, Petition, 19 Mar. 

Poll Tax. Vide Supply. 

Poor, Day appointed to consider the Charge and Inconvenience 
of not setting them on Work, and to inspect Laws concerning 
peg 1 Mar. 1676. Committee appointed for same Purpose, 
15 Feb. 

Bill for regulating them, ordered, 27 Mar. 

Popery. Vide Church. 

Bill to peevont the Growth thereof, to be read, 21 Feb. 
1676. Read, 26. Committed, 8 Mar. Committees added, 
22. Bill to be reported, 28. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 
30. + ing 4 Apr. House put Lords in mind of Bill, 15 Feb. 
&amp; 8 Mar. 

Prideaux, Edmund, and Wife, Petitions, 16 Feb. 1676, &amp; 22 
Mar. 1677. Vide Privileges. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed ; to receive Pe- 
titions, 17 Feb. Reports to be made, 15. 23. &amp; 31 Mar. &amp; 
4 May.—Order for their sitting, 21 May.—Hearings defer- 
red—Chairman to give Parties Notice, appoint Days, and. 
issuc Summons accordingly, 2. 7. &amp; 11 Apr.—To be called 
from Speaker’s Chamber to make Reports ; Question for hear- 
ing them, Neg. 8 May.—Sir Robert Holt, by Letter, informs 
House he is Prisoner in the Fleet; Mr. Prideaux’s Petition 
read ; Question for adjourning Debate thereon, Neg. Matter 
referred to a Committee, 16 Feb. Motion for referring to 
Committee of Privileges and Elections, agreed to; Com- 
mittee to search Precedents, 22. Report disagreed to; Resolu- 
tions thereupon, 2 Apr.—Sir Lewis Palmer's Servant arrested ; 
Speaker to issue Warrant for his Discharge, 23 Feb. Keeper 
ready at the Door to yield Obedience; Member discharges 
him from his Service; Order recalled, and Privilege denied 
him, 26.—Sir Richard Ford’s Servant arrested; Speaker to 
issue Warrants for his Discharge, and for taking Hawkins 
into Custody, 12 Mar. Hawkins reprimanded, and dis- 
charged, on his Petition, 19.—Mr. Progers’s Complaint ; 
Shirmey ordered into Custody, 14. His Petition; Ques- 
tion for his Discharge, Neg. 17. Another Petition, repri- 
manded, and discharged thereupon, 19.— Mr. Leighton’s 
Complaint; Dikin ordered into Custody, 21.—Sir Francis 
Wenman’s Complaint by Letter; Privilege allowed him ; 
Proceedings at Law to be stayed ; Jones and W ynne to attend, 
31.—Sir Robert Carre’s Coach and Horses stopped, and his 
Coachman misused; Clarke, Tomkyns, Clavile, Ridley, and 
Taylor, ordered into Custody, 4 Apr. Tomkyns and Clarke 
reprimanded, and discharged, on their Petition, 12.—Mr. 
Finch’s Complaint referred to the Committee, 14.—Sir_ Tho- 
mas Clargis Complaint ; Lawley ordered into Custody, 25 
May.—Mr. Bertie’s Complaint; Campion ordered into Cus- 
tody, 25. Reprimanded, and discharged, on his Petition, 2 
Mar.—Mr. Williams’s Complaint referred to the Committee, 

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25 May.—Complaint of Sir Metcalfe Robinson and Sir Wim. 
Frankland against a Collector of Hearth-imoney ; Crossby or- 
dered into Custody, 31 Jan. —Mr. Hali’s Complaint; Beach 
and Deverell ordered into Custody, 31. Beach’s Petition ; 
House informed that he was sick; Serjeant to bring him to 
Bar, when in a fit Condition, 22 Feb. Reprimanded and 
discharged, on Conditien of making Acknowlegement at 
Quarter-Sessions, 25.—Mr. Pierpoint’s Complaint against 
Collectors of Hearth-money; Johnson and Pace ordered into 
Custody, 31 Jan.—Privilege granted to Persons concerned in a 
Bill, 12 Feb. To a Sollicitor, 2 May.—Sir Edward Bish’s 
Complaint, that Profits of his Office are sequestered, referred 
- to the Committee, 19 Mar.—Petition of Mr. Prideaux and 
- Wife, relating to Sir Robert Holt, tendered, but not received, 
he being absent, 22. Tendered a Second time, owned, and 
read; Sir Robert to have Copy, 26. ‘To put in his Answer 
in Writing, 26 Mar. &amp; 30 Apr.—Sir Charles Whiceler’s Ser- 
vant arrested; Privilege allowed him ; Speaker to issue Warrant 
for his Discharge, 21.—Sir Lancelot Lake’s Complaint referred 
to the Committee, 30 Apr.—Mr. Churchill’s Servant arrested ; 
Sansom, Macham, and Clavell, ordered into Custody, go. 
Clavell’s Petition read, and withdrawn, 13 May.—Sir Jaimes 
Smith’s Complaint; Harvey ordered into Custody, 30 Apr. 
Reprimanded, and discharged, on his Petition, 8 May.— Mr. 
Mainard’s Complaint referred to the Committee, 2. Keport ; 
Wilkinson, and others, when known, ordered into Custody, 6. 

Progers, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Protestants, foreign, Bill, trou Lords, for exercising their Trades 
in certain Places, 9 Apr. 1677. Read, 16 Feb. Committed ; 
Instruction, 21 Mar. A Report and Vote referred; Bill to 
be made general, 27. 

Protections. Vide Wanklyn. 





30° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 16. A. 1678, 


APISTS, Bill to hinder their sitting in Parliament, read, 10 

June. Committed, 12. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 22. 

Parberry, Nicolas, and others, Petition owned, 5 June. Vide 
Hearth-moncy. 

Parliament prorogued, 15 July. 
&amp; 1 Oct. 

Partridge, Thomas, and others, Petition owned, 5 June. Vide 
Hearth-money. 

Paul's, St. Dean of, Bill, from Lerds, to increase his Revenue, 
and assure Estates of his Tepants in Shadwell, 3 June. Read, 
4. Committed. 7. Reported, and passed, witii Amendments, 
17. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 26. 

Pawnbrokers, Bill concerning them, reported, and re-commit- 
ted, 26 June. Reported trom Re-commitmnent, and to be 

_ingrossed, 27. Passed, 1 July. 

Pedlars. Vide Hawkers. 

Petition, Question for reading one, with Affidavit on same Pa- 
per, Affirinative, 30 May.—Owned, 5 June. 

Platir, Thomas, Bill, frou Lords, to sell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, and reimbursing himself Money laid out, 28 June. 
Read, 2 July. Comunitted; Instruction, 9. Reported, and 
passed, 11. 

Plympton Election, Petition, 23 May. 

Poor. Vide Goods stolen. 

Committee to prepare, Bill to redress Inconveniencies of 
former Laws relating to them, 24 May. 

Popery, Committee to prepare Bill to prevent the Growth there- 
of, 24 May. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed; Order against 
excessive Drinking thereat, read; to be a standing Instruction 
to the Cominittce, and commence from 2 April 1677, 23 
May.—Sir Wm. Terringhain’s Complaint; Bunsted, Barber, 
Hathorn, and Bushby, to attend, 1 June. Barber and Bush- 
by ordered into Custedy for refusing; Matter referred to the 
Committee ; Bunsted and Hawthorn to attend them, 8. Re- 
port; Bushby and Barber discharged on their Petition, 15.— 
Lord Longford’s Complaint ; Leigh ordered into Custody, 28. 
Reprimanded, and discharged on his Petition, 3 July—Mr. 
Roberts’s Complaint; Bernard, Shirley, and Blackwell, to be 
summoned by Speaker; Matter referred to him, 11. 

Protestants, foreign, Bill, from Lords, for their Relief, 1 June. 
Read, 11 July. Read Second time; Question for Commit- 
ment, Neg. rejected, 12, 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 17. 4. 1678. 


p4t4 CE-YARD, Old, Committee to inquire into the Rea- 
sons of Knockings lately heard in the Night, to search Houses 
thereabouts, and return Names of Popish Inhabitants, 1 Nov. 

Palmes. Vide Privileges. 

Pepists, Bill to hinder their sitting in Parliament, read, 23 
Oct. Committed, 24. Committee revived, and Order tor 
sitting, 25. Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 26. Passed, 
28. House put Lords in mind of Bill, 7 Nov. With special 
Recommendation, 11 &amp; 16. Bill returned, with Amend- 


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ments; Amendments in Part disagreed to; Committee to as. 
sign Reasons, 21. Report; Conference desired, and agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported; 
another Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Lords Expedient 
disagreed to; Committee to assign Reasons, 23. Report; 
Conference to be desired with Lords, 25. Desired, and agreed 
to; Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported ; an- 
ther Conférence, desired by Lords, agreed to ; Managers ap- 
pointed ; Conference held, and reported ; Lords Amendments 
in Part disagreed to; Committee to assign Reasons, 26. Report; 
Conference, desired with Lords, agreed to ; Managers appoint- 
ed; Conference held, and reported; Lords Concurrence to 
what was delivered at last Conference, signified, 27. 
List of Papists, and reputed Papists, in the Palaces, or- 
dered, 26 Dec. 
Parliament, Information given of a Discourse of blowing up the 
Two Houses; Committee to search Rooms underneath, 28 


Oct. 








prorogued, 30 Dec. 

Paul’s, St. Dean of, desired to preach, 23 Oct. 
Nov. 

Pembroke County, new Writ, 21 Oct. 

Petre, Lord, impeached of Treason; Impeachment sent to 
Lovds ; Committee to prepare Articles; Oates and Bedloce’s 
Informations to be delivered to them, 5 Dec. 

Petition owned, 16 Dec. 

Plot, Matter concerning it to be heard at Bar; Serjeant, with 

Messengers, sent for Mr. Oates; Mr. Godfrey to attend, 

with Examinations taken by Sir Edmundbury ; presents them, 

ealed up; Oates gives in his Information; Members, Justices 
of Peace, to issue Warrants for apprehending Benedictine 

Monks, searching their Lodgings, and seizing Papers; Mr. 

Mulys to attend, and give Account relating to Sir Edmund- 

bury Godirey, 23 Oct. Oates to attend, 23, 24. &amp; 28 Oct. 

28 Nov. &amp; 2 Dec. His Informations taken on Oath, 24, 25. 

&amp; 28 Oct. Mulys delivers, and owns, his Information; 

Paper read; Examinations, taken by Sir Edmundbury, read, 

and to be delivered to Chairman of Committee on his Death; 

Mr. Bailes and Mr. Robinson to attend ; Robinson examined ; 

Justices of Peace tc issue Warrants for apprehending Persons, 

searching Houses, and seizing Papers, within their Jurisdic- 

tions; Committee to search Mr. Richard Langhorne’s Cham- 
bers; Treasurer of Inner Temple to assist them; his Brother 
to attend; Beuchers to search his Chambers ; Members, Jus- 
tices of Peace, to issue Warrants for that Purpose, and for 
searching Carlisle House; desired to see the latter executed ; 

Lord Chief Justice desired to repair to House, 24. Vide Jus- 

tice. Report touching Mr. Richard Langhorne’s Papers ; 

Keys of his Chambers to be delivered to Committee ; House 

informed, that his Brother is in Custody; Justices of Peace to 

examine him touching the Plot, and Papers in his Brother’s 

Study ; Boxes and Papers, seized in Benedictine Monks Lodg- 

ings, referred to Comittee on Sir Edmundbury Godfrey’s 

Death; Dr. Tongue to attend, and give Account touching 

Plot; gives Account: to give Account touching Viring of 

London, 25. Presents his Information in Writing ; Papers 

referred to Committee on Sir Edmundbury Godfrey’s Death ; 

several of Coleman’s Papers presented, sealed up, 26. Opened ; 

a Committee to translate French Letters, and send for Inventory 

of all his Letters received by Clerk of Council, 28. Report; 

‘Translations read ; another Committee to exainine him in New- 

gate, 29. ‘Their Report; Keeper to attend; Examined as to 

what Persons had access to him, 30. Coleman’s Papers to be 
delivered by Clerk of Council to Clerk of House, and by him 
transmitted to the Committee; Three Letters entered; what 
other Papers shall be brought to be transmitted, and those in 

French translated; Speaker acquaints House he had something 

to inform them touching the Plot, which related to Mr. Wright, 

a Member; Serjeant to summon him forthwith ; Mr. Wright 

heard ; a Committee to search his Chambers; Report ; Reso- 

lution thereupon; Dr.Short examined concerning a Discourse 
between him and Mr. Wright; a Committee to search his 

Lodgings; Report; another Committee to examine Coleman 

on the same Subject; their Report; Vote, that there has 

been, and is, adamnable Plot carried on by Popisl Recusants, 
to assassinate the King, subvert the Government, and destroy 

the Protestant Religion, to be communicated to Lords at a 

Conference, and they desired to join in providing Remedies ; 

Committee to assign Reasons, 31. Report ; Conference desired, 

agreed to, Managers appointed, Conterence held, and report- 

ed; another Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to, N ana- 
gers appointed, Conference held, and reported ; Lords Con- 
currence to Vote signifies; Committee on Coleman’s Papers 
to examine his Clerk touching a Book of Letters taken away 
when his Papers were seized, and touching Letters sent to him 
by Post; Postmaster and Clerks to attend them, 1 Nov. 

Clerk of Council to attend with Mr. Harcourt’s Papers, and 

all others relating to Plot ; Two of his Letters presented, read, 


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and re-delivered; Speaker, and others, to examine Coleman, 
1 z. Report; 


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2. Report; more of his Papers read, 4. Two of St. Ger- 
main’s Letters to him to be delivered to Chairman, to be 
tiauslated, and decyphered ; Committee to examine concern- 
ing a Trunk and Pacquet left with Mr. Chamberlayne; Per- 
sous concerned to attend them; another Committee to ex- 
amine him about the Disposal of Money received trom the 
French Ambassador, 6. Report of Examination signed by 
him ; Coleman’s Letters, written with Lemon or Vinegar, to 
be transcribed ; those in French, or undecyphered, to be trans- 
Jated, and decyphered, 7. Mr. Bedloe to attend, 9. 14. 18. 
26. &amp; 28 Nov. His Information in Writing read, sealed 
up, and delivered to Clerk, 10. Copy thereof to be deli- 
vered to him, 12. Sealed up, and delivered to Clerk for that 
Purpose, 13. Presents further Information in Writing, 18. 
A Committee to examine Mr. Atkins in Newgate, 12. Re- 
port of several of Coleman’s Letters transcribed, and trans- 
lated ; some of them read, 15. Chairman to deliver every Bag 
by itself to Three of the Committee; they to open and peruse 
them, and make Report, 16. Colcman’s Papers, already 
perused, to be re-delivered, 18. House informed, that Mr. 
‘Tray had given a Member some Intimation concerning the 
Plot; Tray, Fowle, and Godfrey, to attend, co. Severally 
examined, and discharged from further Attendance, 25. Infor- 
mation given, that Mr. Bedice has something of Moment to 
impart; Kesolution thereupon, 27. Vide adress. Presents 
further Information in Writing; to make fair Copy thereof ; 
Copy presented, owned, read, and sealed ap ; information 
given concerning Ensiga t-ougtas; Member to inquire atier 
informer; Intormation to be entered, Oates examined ; Re- 
solution thereupon, 28. Vide Address. delivers Copies of 
Examinations taken at Counci! Board ; Copies thereo! to be 
delivered to tim, 2 Dec. A Committce to examine Mir. 
Praunce in Newzate, and impart to Prisoners the Contents of 
the Proclamation se:ating to the Di. covery of Pint, 23. Repor, 
26. Committee on Coleman, Pepeis revived; Order for 
their sitting, and inspecting VW citings m Sir Charles Liarbord’s 
Hands; Committee on Langhorie revived, 28. 

Plucknett. Vide Hamersmith. 

Plympton Election, Petition, 22 Oct. 

Popery, Remedies against it to be considered in Commiitee of 
whole Hlouse, 22 &amp; 23 Nov. Considered, and Keport of 
Heads for Bills, 22. 

—- Committee to prepare Bill to prevent Growth thereof, 
22 Nov. Order for Reading, 2 &amp; 4 Dee. Bill read, 5. 
Committed; Clause, relating to Universities, ordered, 10. 
Commitice revived, 25 &amp; 26. Order for their sitting, 23. 
or sitting de die in diem, 26. 

Post-office, Master and Clerks to attend Committee, 1 Nov. 

Powys, Earl of, impeached of Treason ; Impeachment sent to 
Lords ; Committee to prepare Articles; Oates and Bedloe’s 
Informations to be delivered to them, 5 Dec. 

Praunce, Mr. Vide Piot. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, 21 Oct. Ad- 
journed, 29 Oct. &amp; 6 Dee.-—Information given, that Mr. 
Mallett, a Member, was Prisoner in the Tower; Order for 
hringine him to House, with the Cause of his Commitment, 
21 Oct.—-Lord Seudamore’s Servant arrested ; Rogers, Hew- 
ell, aud Siddell, ordered into Custody, 31. Rogers and Sid- 
dell reprimanded, and discharged, on their Petition, 22 Nov. 
—Mr. Palmes’s Complaint referred to the Committee ; Pro- 
ceedings at Law to be staved 5 Blakestone, Deane, and others, 
to attend them ; Notice of the Order to be given to Attorney, 
and all Parties concerned, 7 Nov.—Sir Philip Monckton’s 
Seivaut arrested; Matter referred to Speaker, 20. — Fiis 
Report; Warrant to be issued for Servant’s Discharge, 13 
Dec.—Slouse informed, that Sir Roger Bradshaw, a Member, 
is made Sheriff; a Conunittee to consider a way to supersede 
the Commission, 25 Nov. Revived, and Order for sitting, 
26 Dee—Sir Edmund Windham’s Complaint referred to the 
Comiunittee, 19. 


to the. 





31° Car. If. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


P APISTS, Ways tosecure the King and Kingdom against 
Dangers from them, to be considered, 26 &amp; 27 Apr. Con- 
sidered, 27. Vide York. 


———— Committee to prepare Bill for banishing them Twenty 


Miles from London, 27 Apr.—Bill, from Lords, to same 
Purport, 3 May. Read, 7. Committed, 8. Lords put 
Tlouse in mind of Bill,12.  Biil reported, 19. Passed, with 
Amendments, 21. 

Parkhurst, Nir. Petition, 22 May. Vide Prizdleges, infra. 

Parliament prorogued, 27 May. 

Pepys, Mr.and Sir Anthony Deane, ordered into Custody ; Com- 
mittee to prepare Heads of Matters relating to them ; a 
to attend with Mr. Pepys at Admiralty next Day, 20 May. 
Committee impowered to examine Matter of Fact, 21. Re- 
port; a Letter from Sir Anthony owned; both committed to 
the Tower, and to be prosecuted ; Member to acquaint At- 
torney-gereral with the Evidence, 22. 

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Nintru-VoLnumMe. 


Petition to lie on Table till owned, 27 Mar. Owned, 48.— 
Rejected, 8 Apr. &amp; 24 May.—Withdrawn, 24 May. 

Petre, Lord. Vide Powys, Earl of, infra. 

Pickering, Mr. Vide Address. 

Plot, Dr. Tongue and Mr. Oates give Information concerning 
it; Oates to produce his Witnesses, and transmit Copy of his 
lnformation to House ; Mr. Bedloe delivers his in Writing to 
Clerk; Mr. Everard to present his in Writing, 21 Mar. 
Vote that there now is, and has been, for several Years, a 
treasonable Plot carried on by Papists, for murdering the King, 
subverting the Protestant Religion, and ancient Government of 
the Kingdom ; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 24. Signi- 
fied, 25. 

Plymouth, new Writ, 10 Mar. 

Poor, Committee to prepare Bill for regulating them, and 
punishing Rogues and Vagabonds, 30 Apr. 

Popery,Committee to prepare Bill to secure King and Kingdom 
against Danger therefrom, 22 Mar. Report; Bill read, 3 
Apr. Committed, 16. Committee revived, and Order for 
sitting de die in diem; Care thereof recommended to one 
Member, 5 May. Coinmittees added, 7 &amp; 8. 

Portsmouth Election, Petition, 19 Mar. 

Post-office, Committee to inquire into Abuses therein, and pre- 
pare Bill to prevent them, 10 May. Committees added, 16. 

Powle. Vide Privileges, intra. 

Powys, Ear) of, Lord Viscount Stafford, Lord Arundel of War- 
dour, Lord Bellasis, and Lord Petre, a Committee of Secrecy 
to take Informations, prepare Evidence, and draw up Articles 
against them, 20 Mar. Articles reported, and to be ingross- 
ed, 3 Apr. Mr. Clare to attend Committee from time to 
time, 4. Articles read, and sent to Lords, 7. Committce 
added, 8. Committee have Leave to sit from time to time 
sitting the House, 15. Answers, except Lord Bellasis’s, sent 
from Lords ; Debate concerning him adjourned ; a Committee 
to inspect Lords Journals touching their Appearance and Ar- 
raignment, 16. Report, 17. Committee of Secrecy to look 
into Answers, and consider Methods of proceeding to Tryals 
ou Impeachments; Answers to be delivered to them, 17. 
Report to be considered, 23. Considered; Conference, de- 
sired with Lords thereupon, agreed to, Managers appointed, and 
charged with other Matters relating to the Five Lords ; Con- 
ference held, and reported, 24. Lord Bellasis’s Auswer, and 
Lord Danby’s Plea, sent from Lords, 25. Message, acquaint- 
ing House the other Four had retracted their Pleas, and putin 
Answers; Answers severally read, and referred, 26. To be 
returned, 28. Returned; Member reports Question asked 
by Lord Chancellor, and his Answer, 29. House informed, 
Committee are ready to make good Impeachments ; Message 
to Lords acquainting them therewith; same Committee to 
manage the Evidence; Committees added, 6 May. Message 
from Lords, acquainting House they had fixed a Day tor 
Tryals, and addressed King to appoint a Lord High Steward ; 
a Committee to search Journals for Precedents in rela- 
tion to the Message, 7. Report; another Committee to 
prepare Heads. for a Conference thereupon; Report; Confe- 
rence desired, and agreed to; Managers appointed, 8. An- 
other Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to; Managers 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Committee to 
search Lords Journals for Entries of Proceedings relating to 
the Tryals; Report; Resolutions, and Order thereupon ; 
another Conference to be desired with Lords; Committee to 
assign Reasons, 9. Report; Managers by Pe i io. Free 
Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to, Managers appoint- 
ed; free Conference held, and reported ; another free Confe- 
rence, desired with Lords, agreed to, Managers appointed ; 
free Conference held, and reported; Message from’ Lords, 
acquainting House they had appointed a Committee to join 
with Committee of House, to consider Propositions, and Cir- 
cumstances relating to the Tryals; Comuittee appointed to 
join them ; Order for sitting, 11. Their Report; instruction 
to insist, that Lords Spiritual ought not to have any Vote in 
Proceedings upon Impeachments, 15. Further Report ; De- 
bate, and Resolution thereupon, 17. Committees to inspect 
Journals of both Houses for Proceedings relating to Impeach 
ments; Message from Lords, appointing another Day for 
Tryals, to be considered, 22. Proceedings reported ; Report 
of Proposals from Lords, 23. Committee to give no Answer 
till Proposals of House adjusted ; a Committee to prepare An- 
swer to last Message; another Cominittee to inspect Lords 
Journals for Votes of Yesterday, concerning Committee of 
boti Houses ; further Report from Committee. joined with 
Committce of Lords, 24. Instruction to them to acquaint 
Lords, they cannot give any Answer till those Matters are 
adjusted ; Answer of Lords Committees reported ; Report of 
Answer to last Message, 26. 

Preston, new Writ, 2 Apr. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, 18 Mar. Instruc- 
tion to examine all undue Practices in Elections, 19. Order 
for sitting, 29 Mar. &amp; 1 Apr. To receive Petitions one Day 
only, 29 Mar. Committee added, 8 Apr. Hearings suspended, 

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14. Chairman to make special Report of Miscarriages, 
as well in Elections already examined, as in those to be ex- 
amined, 17 May.—Edwyn and Hills to attend, and give Ac- 
count of Two Pamphlets published by them, 21 Mar. Hills 
examined ; a Committee to consider of the Pamphlets, 22. 
Revived, and Order for sitting ; Committees added, 26 Mar. &amp; 
15 Apr. Speaker to deliver Originals to them; Dr. Nalson 
ordered into Custody, 26 Mar. Report touching him, and 
Order for his Discharge, 1 May. Reprimanded, and dis- 
charged, 2.—Information given of a scandalous Pamphlet, call- 
ed Sir Francis Winnington’s Speech ; C opy presented ; a Com- 
mittee to inquire into Authors and Publishers thereof, and of 
others of the like Nature,1 Apr. Another Pamphlet referred, 
25.—Mr. Lucy’s Complaint referred to the Committee, 2.— 
Blyth, a Constable, ordered into Custody for refusing to assist 
Serjeant, 7. Reprimanded, and discharged, on his Petition, 
8.—Sir Scroop Howe’s Servant arrested ; Powle and Sommers 
ordered into Custody, 15. House informed of their Submis- 
sion; Order for their Discharge, 26.—Dr. Hildyard ordered 
into Custody for not obeying a Summons, 21. His Petition, 
and Order for his Discharge, and future Attendance, 21 May. 
Iuformation given of a scandalous Pamphlet, intituled, “ Lord 
Cavendish’s Speech ;” a Committee to inquire into Authors 
and Publishers, 25 Apr.—Williams ordered into Custody, for 
contemptuous Words against an Order of House, 1 May.— 
Mr. Beckwith and Wilson ordered into Custody, for contemp- 
tuous Words against the Parliament, 6. Their Petitions, with 
Certificate annexed ; Order for their Discharge, 22.—Sir Wim. 
Blackett’s Complaint referred to a Committee ; Petition against 
Mr. Wharton, a Member, presented, and referred, 22.—Lord 
Morpeth’s Complaint ; Tallantire ordered into Custody ; Pro- 
ceedings at Law to be stayed; Attorney to have Notice, 23. 
Prosperous, Ship, Petition of Owners referred to Committee, 
5 May. 

Protections, and written Certificates, declared void, and to be 
called in ; none to be granted for the future, on Pain of Cen- 
sure; Privilege allowed to menial Servants; Order to be set 
up in public Places, 30 Apr. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. II. Parl. 4. Sess. 1. 
A, 1079, &amp; 1680. 


NIintH VoLuME. 


their Clerk delivers them, on Receipt; these, and another Paper 
relating thereto, read, 28. Signor Ferria delivers his Evi- 
dence; to present it in Writing ; Dugdale delivers Part of his ; 
to present it in Writing, and deliver the rest; Vote, that 
House will fully examine the Plot ; a Committee to inspect 
Journals for Proceedings of the Two last Parliaments relating 
thereto, 30. Vide Address. Proceedings reported; Report 
to be perfected, and entered in Journals; same Committee to 
inspect Lords Journals of Two last Parliaments for same Pur- 
pose; Ferria and Dugdale present their Informations in Writ- 
ing; Praunce gives Evidence; to present it in Writing ; Mr. 
Treby to give Information of Matters reported last Parliament, 
1 Nov. Gives Information ; Resolutions thereupon. Vide 
York. Extract from Lords Journals reported, to be perfected, 
and presented in Writing, with Abstract of Journals of House, 
2. Sepa relating to Bedloe’s Evidence, to be sealed up, and 
lodged in Speaker's Hands, 3. Mr. Jenison gives Evidence ; 
to present it in Writing, 6 &amp; 8. Presents it; Turbervile pre- 
sents his in Writing ; Order for entering them all in Journals, 
and printing them; a Committee to consider of Means for pre- 
serving them; Report of Abstracts to be made; Mr. Treby to 
present his Information in Writing, 9. Mrs. Bedloe’s Papers 
to be delivered to Sir Thomas Player, 10. A Committee ap- 
peinted to receive all Informations; Mr. Norris’s presented, and 
referred, 13. Petition presented, and referred; Dugdale gives 
further Evidence, 15. Abstracts reported ; Message to Lords, 
desiring al] Papers and Informations may be communicated to 
House; their Answer; Mr. Lewis presents his Information in 
Writing ; Order thereupon. Vide dddress. Mr. Zeile’s Re- 
quest for Time to put his in Writing, assented to, 18. He 
presents it, 19. Mr. Treby acquaints House he had prepared 
Abstract ; Order for printing it; Care thereof recommended 
to him,20. Leave given him to print some of Coleman’s Let- 
ters, to complete his 3 Jatter touching Welsh, re- 
ported, 3 Dec. Vide Welsh. Report touching Norris’s Com- 
laint ; Orders thereupon, 9. Vide Sherridan and Day. Mr. 
lundell to atterid ; Speaker to give him Notice, 24. 
Gunpowder, Committee to inspect Laws coneerning An- 
niversary, reading the Narrative thereof in Churches, 6 Nov. 
Poor, Committee to inspect Laws relating to them, and prepare 
Bill to prevent their Increase, 4 Nov. 
Popery, and arbitrary Power, Ways to secure the Kingdom 





eae 


P AGET. Vide Privileges. 


against them, to be considered in Committee of whole House, 























Palmer, Wm. Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 13. 15, &amp; 16 Dec. Members to bring in Lists of Puapists, and 
and Elections, 25 Oct. reputed Papists, 13. Considered, and Report of Resolutions, i 
——— Henry, Petition, 17 Dec. Vide Judges. 15 &amp; 17. ie 
Papists, Bill, from Lords, for sending them from London, ——— Vote, that House will proceed effectually to suppress it, : 
King’s Palaces, and Places adjacent, &amp;c. 10 Nov. Read, 12. and prevent a Popish Successor, 26 Oct. 
Committee to prepare Bill for banishing them 'lwenty Post-ofice, Committee to prepare Bill for regulating it, 9 Dec. 
Miles from London, and restraining them from having or Committees added, 3 &amp; 8 Jan. 
wearing Arms, 13 Dec. Bill read, 16. Powney, John, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
- Committee to prepare Bill for banishing them out of Elections, 25, Oct. 
King’s Dominions, 15 Dec. Bill, and Lists of Papists, to be Powys, Earl of, Lord Viscount Stafford, Lord Arundel of War- 
presented, 20. Bill read, 23. Committed, 24. dour, Lord Petre, and Lord Bellasis, Committee to inspect 
Parliament prorogued, 17 Oct. 26 Jan. 15 Apr. 17 May, 1 &amp; Journals of Two last Parliaments touching their Impeachment, 
22 July, 23 Aug. &amp; 10 Jan. and prepare Evidence against them, 30 Oct. Report to be 
Parliaments, Committee to prepare Bill to secure the Meeting made, 9 Nov. Vote to proceed in Prosecution ; Committee 
and Sitting of them, 17 Dec. to sit de die in diem, 10. Committees added, 10. 12. &amp; 27 
Partrich, Edward, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges Nov. &amp; 3 Dec. Abstracts reported ; Message to Lords relat- 
and Elections, 26 Oct. ing to their Confinement, and Answer, 12. Vide Address. 
Peachy, John, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and Another Message, desiring a Committee may be joined with a 
Elections, 25 Oct. Committee of House, to adjust the Method concerning their 
Pedlars, Scotch, Bill to prevent their coming into England, or- Tryals, 25. Messenger dismissed without Answer, 26. Answer 


dered, 20 Dec. sent ; Committee appointed, 27. Reports; Party ordered 
Peers, Bill, from Lords, to regulate Tryals of them, read, 3 into Custody for refusing to attend them, 29. Committec to 

Nov. Committed, 15. Committees added, 9 Dec. Bill to look into Evidence against Four Popish Lords, 30 Dec. 

be reported, 14. Reported; a Committee to prepare Clause Praunce to attend. Vide Plot. 

for Repeal of Laws de Scandalis Magnatum; Clause reported; Price, John, Petition against cane-bottomed Chairs; Question 










Bill passed, with Amendments, 16. Amendments disagreed for referring it to Committee on Woollen Manufacture, Neg. 
to by Lords, and to be considered, 20. 27 Nov. 
Petition avowed, 27 Oct.—To be read in a full House,1 Dec. |. ——— Roger, Bill to supply a defective Conveyance made by 
Peyton, Sir Robert, a Member, Committee to examine Infor- him, read, 18 Dec. Committed; Instruction, 5Jan. _ 
mation against him, 26 Oct. Committees added, 15 Nov. Priests, Popish, convict, Committee to inquire what Number 
Report to be made, 10 &amp; 11 Dec. Sir Robert to attend, 10. are in Gaols, and examine their Circumstances, 8 Jan. 


Report ; Mansell examined ; Sir Robert heard; withdraws; Prisoner to be brought by Sheriff to Bar, 13 Nov. 
Order for receiving Sentence of Expulsion on his Knees; Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, 25 Oct.—Har- 







absents himself; Order for taking him in Custody, 14. nage ordered into Custody for Misdemeanors against a Wit- 
Receives Sentence ; discharged from Confinement, 15. ness, 1 Nov, To be brought to Bar; Signor Ferria to attend, 
Phillips, Sir Edward. Vide Privileges. 2. Ferria justifies his Charge; Harnage to be continued in 


Pickering. Vide Privileges, Custody during Pleasure, 3. Discharged on his Petition, 12 
Plaitir. Vide Chisenhale. - —Mr. Colt’s Complaint; Herring and Bubb ordered into 
Plantation Trade. Vide Tobacco. Custody, 3 Nov. Bubb deesheaged on his Petition; Herring, 
Player, Sit Thomas. Vide Plot, infra. if he does not surrender by Time limited, to be proceeded 
Plot, Dangerfield examined concerning it; to present his Evi- against by Bill, 14 Dec—Sir Thomas Whitgrave, Elde, and 













dence in Writing, 26 Oct. Presents it, reads, and signs every Birch, ordered into Custody ; Matter referred to a Commit- 
Page; Papers to be sealed up, and lodged in Speaker’s Hands ; tee, 3 Nov. Report concerning Elde, and Order for his Dis- 
Lord Chief Justice to attend, with Bedloe’s Evidence, 27 Oct. charge, 20. Report concerning Birch ; his Petition ; Ques- 
Dugdale to attend, 27 &amp; 30 Oct. &amp; 1 &amp; 17. Praunce to at- tion for Reading it, Neg. 27. Read; Birch censured, and 






tend, 27 Oct. &amp; 1 Nov. Manner of receiving Lord Chief discharged ; Sir Thomas Whitgrave censured, and discharged, 


Justice; he informs House, Papers were transmitted to Lords ; on his Petition, 8 Dec.—Chitty, a Witness, arrested ; _— 











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INDEX @o the Nrntu Votume. 


for his Discharge; Matter referred to the Committee, 8 Nov. 
—Pagett ordered into Custody, 8.—Sir Edward Deering’s 
Complaint; Janeway ordered into Custody, 9. His Petition 
and Order for bringing him to Bar, 12. Acquaints House who 
eet the Pamphlet; Yarington, Everingham, Bradwell, Lee, 
ames, and Symonds, to attend, 13. Severally examined, and 
ordered into Custody ; Debate, and Resolution thereupon; Dr. 
Tongue to attend; Janeway censured, and discharged ; the rest 
ordered into Custody, 15. Censured, and discharged, on their 
Petition, 18.—Mr. Thunen ordered into Custody, 9 Nov. 
His Petition, 6 Dec. Read, and referred to a Committee, 8. 
Report to be read, 23. Read; Resolutions thereupon. Vide 
Thompson. Report and Resolutions to be printed, 24. Another 
Petition; Serjeant impowered to take Bail, 5 Jan.—Mr. Brett 
ordered into Custody, 18 Nov. Witness examined; Brett dis- 
charged, 29.—Information given, that a Peer had drank Con- 
fusion to all who voted for the Bill of Exclusion ; Offiey examin- 
ed ; Greenway and he to attend, 18 Nov. Greenway examined ; 
Matter referred to a Committee, 19.—Groome examined 
touching a Pamphlet; discharged, without paying Fees, 19.— 
Captain Castle ordered into Custody, for refusing to attend a 
Coinmittee, 19. His Petition, 11 Dec. Read; Order for his 
Discharge, 13.—Sir Edward Philips, Coleman, Hutchinson, 
and Walrond, ordered into Custody, 19 Nov. Coleman’s 
Name to be struck out of Order, and Stawell’s inserted, 20. 
Hutchinson’s Petition, and Order for bringing him to Bar, 
3 Dec. Time for Stawell’s Appearance prolonged, 4. 
Walrond’s Petition; further Time given for his Appearance ; 
Tlutchinson censured, and discharged, on his Petition, 8.— 
Mr. Aylofie’s Complaint; Dandridge and Kawlins ordered 
into Custedy, 20 Nov. Discharged on their Petitions, 2 &amp; 
3 Dec.—Sir Patience Ward’s Complaint; Eyles ordered into 
Custody, 20 Nov.—Mr. Herbert ordered into Custody, 20. 
Censured, and discharged, on his Petition, 20 Dec. Sir 
Thomas Holt, and Mr. Staples, ordered into Custody, for ob- 
structing petitioning for sitting of Parliament, 20 Nov. Sir 
Thomas censured, and discharged, on his Petition, 23.—Sir 
Richard Graham’s Complaint; Bell ordered into Custody, 24. 
Censured, and discharged, on his Petition, 15 Dec—Mr. 
Yeamans ordered into Custody, 24 Nov.—Jordan ordered into 
Custody, 24. Censured, and discharged, on his Petition, 
8 Dec.—Aulnett ordered into Custody, 24 Nov. His Petition, 
17 Dec. Read; Aulnett censured, and discharged, 20.— 
Person, to be named to Speaker, ordered into Custody, for re- 
fusing to attend a Committee, 29 Nov.—Mr. Roberts’s Com- 
plaint; Hastings ordered into Custody, 2 Dec. Discharged 
on his Petition, 6.—Letter communicated by King, giving 
Account of treasonable Words spoken by Pickering ; Thanks 
thereupon; Pickering to be brought to Bar, 2. Consider- 
ation adjourned; Members to have Notice what Time it will 
be resumed, 3. Another Letter communicated; both to be 
delivered to Attorney-general, in order to his Prosecution, 
18.—Tyler ordered into Custody, 8. Discharged, without 
paying Fees, 14.—Bainspole ordered into Custody, 14.—Sir 
John Guise’s Complaint; Cheatin ordered into Custody, 20. 
Discharged, 21. 
Protestant Subjects. Vide Dissenters. 
Protestants, alien, Committee to prepare Bill to naturalize them, 
and give them Leave to exercise their Trades in Corporations, 
31 Dec. 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sess.1, A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


APISTS, Bill for banishing them, by their Names, out 
of King’s Dominions, ordered, 26 Mar. 

Parliament meets at Oxford, 21 Mar.—Dissolved, 28. 

Penryn Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 

Portsmouth Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, 24 Mar.—Vote, 
that for any inferior Court to proceed against a Person im- 
peached in Parliament, is a Breach of Privilege, 26 

Protestant Subjects. Vide Dissenters. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. Il. Parl.1. Sess. 1. 
A. 1685, 1686, &amp; 1687. 


pP4 PER, Petition for Bill to encourage the Manufacture 

thereof; Bill ordered, 22 June. 

Parliament meets, 19 May.—Prorogued, 20 Noy. 10 Feb. 10 
May. 22 Nov. 25 Feb. &amp; 28 Apr. 

Paul's, St. Biil for rebuilding it, ordered, 25 May. Read, 18 
June. Committed; Clause for finishing Churches unfinished, 
ordered, 22. Bill and Clause reported, and to be ingrossed, 
23. Passed, 25. Agreed to by Lords, 26. 

Pedlars. Vide Hawkers. 

Scotch, Bill against them, ordered, 26 May. To be 

read, 5 June. 

Pellesarii, Magdalen, Bill for naturalizing him, and others, 
read, 18 June. Partics take Oaths, 13. 16. &amp; 19. Bill com- 


mitted, 20. Committee revived, and Order for silting, 22. 
Vou. IX. : 





Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 23. Passed, 25. Agreed 
to by Lords, 26. 

Perjury, Bill to supress it, ordered, 26 June. 

Peterborough Election, Petition, 30 May. 

Petition owned, 26 May.—Order that Suitors for Bill shall sign 
them, $6 Dtsmnisecd, 20 June, &amp; 19 Nov.—Withdrawn, 18 
Nov. 

Plympton Election, Petition, 3 June. 

Powys House, Bill, from Lords, for rebuilding it, zo June. 
Read, 22. Committed, 23. Reported, and passed, 24. 

Preston new Writ, 2 June. 

Price, Roger, Bill to supply defective Conveyance made by him, 
read, 26 May. Order for Second Reading, 19 Nov. 

asi. cee Committee to prepare Bill for Regulation thereof; 
5 June. 

Privileges and Elections, Committee appointed, 22 May. Ad- 
ri 10 June. Order for sitting to be affixed in Lobby, 
16 Nov. 

Protestants, foreign, Bill to enable them to exercise their Trades 
in certain Places, presented, 6 June. Read, 13. 

Petition for Bill to naturalize them, Committee to pre- 
pare it, 16 June. Bill to be read, 22. Read, 29. Commit- 
ted; Committee to prepare Clause for using Liturgy of the 
Church of England, and prohibit their going to any other 
Congregation, 1 July. Revived, and Order for sitting, 19 Nov. 

Putt, Sir Thomas. Vide Honiton. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 
UESTIONS, previous, Neg. viz. whether a particular In- 


formation against Lord Clarendon was given by a Foreigner, 
11 Nov.—That a Petition be referred to a Committee, 23.— 
For a Message to King, a to Adjournment, 7 May. 
Affirmative, that Lords Refusal to commit Lord Cla- 
rendon, and sequester him from Parliament, is an Obstruction 
to public Justice, and a — Precedent, 2 Dee.—That 
the not timely recalling the Order for dividing the Fleet, was 
a Miscarriage in late War. 15 Feb.—For Leave to bring in a 
Bill, 13 Mar. &amp; 11 Apr.—For adjourning Hearing at Bar, 
27 Mar.—For an Impeachment, 16 Apr. 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 8. A. 1669. 


QU ESTIONS, previous, Affirmative, viz. that Parties be 

' called into House, 12 Nov.—That Charge against Lord 
Orrery contains treasonable Matter, 25.—That a Day be ap- 
pointed for Accusers to produce Witnesses, 1 Dec. 

— — Neg. that Attorney-general be asked, whether he re- 


ceived a Letter to stop Proceedings against Mr. Brunkard, 13 
Nov. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. g. 
A. 1669, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


UESTIONS, previous, Neg. viz. that King’s Speech be 

considered on a future Day, 14 Feb. 1669.—For proceed- 
ing on several Businesses on particular Days, 18. 
Affirmative, viz, that Question be put for Supply be- 
fore Order touching Manner of granting it read, 17 Feb. 1669. 
—That Importation of foreign Brandy be prohibited, 1 Mar. 
—That home made Salt, both in England and Ireland, be 
rated towards Supply, 26 Nov.—That there be a Land Tax, 
1 Dec.—That further Instructions be given to Committee of 
Supply, 10.—That a Money Bill be committed, 16 Jan.— 
That a penal Clause in a Mobis Bill be altered, 22 Feb.— 
That an enacting Clause be brought in toa Money Bill, 28. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess.10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


Q UESTION, previous, Affirmative, viz. that penal Statutes 
cannot be suspended, but by Act of Parliament, 10 Feb. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess.11. A. 1673. 


Q UESTION, previous, Neg. viz. that Speaker leave the 
Chair, and a Speaker pro tempore be appointed, 27 Oct. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 12. 
A. 1673, &amp; 1674. 


Q UESTION, previous, Neg. viz. for an Address, 26 Jan. 











27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 14. A. 1675. 


UARREL, House informed thereof, Mr. Howard to be 
sent for by Speaker; Lord Cavendish and Sir Thomas Meres 
to dine with him, and not prosecute the Quarrel; Paper read; 
Person, who shall own it, ordered into Custody, 13 Oct. 
Speaker’s Report; Committee to inquire of Mr. Howard, 
whether he will own it, 18. Their Report; Paper read Second 
N time ; 








INDEX to the NtntH VoLtume. 


time; Resolution that it is scandalous, and a Breach of 
Privilege; Mr. Howard to attend, 10. Debate touching Papers 
fixed up in publick Places, while Matter depending ; Lord 
Cavendish heard, and withdraws; committed to the Tower, 
20. Warrant to be directed to Constable, or Deputy, 21. 
His Petition, and Order for his Discharge, 22. Mr. Howard 
examined; Resolution thereupon, asd Order for his Commit- 
ment to the Tower, 26.—Information given of a Quarrel be- 
tween Loid Cavendish, Mr. Newport, and Mr. Atkins; 
Two latter to attend; Committee to prepare Vote to prevent 
Mischiet; Vote reported, and to be put up in Lobby, and at 
Westminster-jall Gate, 25 Oct. 

Question, previous, Affirmative, viz, that it is a Breach of Privi- 
lege to muke a Member Sheriff during the Parliament, 16 
Nov. 

Neg. viz. that no Appeal lies to Lords Judicature from 
Courts of Equity, 17 Nov.—For declaring Vote of Jast Session 
now in Force, 18. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 15. 
A. 1676, 1677, &amp; 1678. 


UARREL, House informed of Blows given; Sir Thomas 
Chichely committed; Lord O Brian ordered into Custody, 
10 May, 1078. 

Queenborough new Writ, 4 Apr. 1677. 

Questions, previous, Aihrmative, viz. for naming grand Com- 
mittees, 17 Feb. 1676.—‘hat a League is not pursuant to 
Addresses, nor consistent with the Safety of the Kingdom, 
4 May, 1678. 

Neg. viz. for adjourning a Debate, 11 May, 1678. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 16. A. 1678. 


UESTION, previous, Neg. viz. for an Amendment to 
a Question, 1 Sane. 

- Affirmative, viz. that no new Motion be made for 
Supply before Recess, 15 June—That House go into a 
Committec, 18. 





30° Car, IT. Parl. 2. Sess.17. A. 1678. 


UARRETL in the House; Sir Jonathan Trelawney com- 
initted to ‘Tower; Mr. Ash reproved, and injoined not to pro- 
secute it, same lnjunction to be laid on Sir Jonathan, 21 Nov. 
His Petition; Speaker acquaints Liouse he had promised not 
to prosecute it; Order for his Discharge upon Bail, 9 Dec. 
Question, previous, Neg. viz. for expelling a Member, 21 


Nov. 





Affirmative, viz. that a particular Head be inserted in 
Address, 2 Dee.—That there is sufficieat Matter for an Im- 

. ry 4 ry’ . . 
peachment against Lord Treasurer in Two of his Letters, 
19. 


31° Car. II. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 
Q UEENBOROUGH Election, Petition, 28 Mar. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. Il. Parl. 4. Sess. 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 
UEENBOROUGH Election, Petition, 25 Oct. Re- 


port; Return amended, 8 Jan. 


1°. 2° &amp; 3° Jac. II. Parl. 1. Sess. 4. 
A. 1685, 1686, &amp; 1687. 


PUESTION, previous, Neg. viz. for agreeing to Resolu- 
tions from grand Committee of Religion, 27 May. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. UI. Parl. 2. Sess. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 
R4 DCLIFFE. Vide Ireland. 


Rainham, East, Bill tor Rector to exchange Lands, read, 
17 Oct. Comunitted, 21. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 24. 
Passed, 30. 
Religion, grand Committee appointed, 14 Oct. 
Returns. Vide Electi 
Double Returns. ide i4fections. 
Richmond, Petition from, 22 Noy. Vide Hilton. 
Ridges. Vide Ireland. 
Righy. Vide Privileges. 
Robberies. Vide Thefts. 
Robinson. Vide Hearth-money. 
: James, Petition tendered, 11 Mar, 
Rochester new Writ, 10 Oct. 
Roll, Sir Francis. Vide Privileges. 
. &amp; 
Romney new Writ, 21 Apr. , 
Rooke, Lawrence, Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debts, and 
Provision for Children, to be read, 10 Mar. Read; Question 
for Second Reading, Neg. 11. 


Routh, Lady Elizabeth, Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debts 
and Portions, to be read, 9 &amp; 10 Mar. Committed, 16. 

Rupert, Prince, thanked for his eminent Service in the late War, 
23 Oct. 

Ryder, Sir Wm. and others, Petition, with Papers annexed: 


¥ ° . . ° 2 &gt; 
o— Question for referring it to a Committee, Neg. 23 
INOV. 


Rye new Writ, 10 Oct. 


21° Car. 1. Parl. 2. Sess. 8. A. 1669. 


R ELIGION, grand Committee appointed, 19 Oct, 


Returns. ' a ar 
Double Returns.§ ¥'* Elections. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. g. 
A. 1609, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


R EADE. Vide Privileges. 

Recusants, .Popish, Committee to prepare Bill for Convic- 
tion of them, 8 Mar, 1669. Bill recommended to Care of 
three Members 18. 

Reeves. Vide Maiming. 

Religion, grand Committee appointed, 14 Feb. 

Rents, Vee-farm, and others, Bill, from Lords, for advancine 
Sale of them, 23 Mar. 1670. Read, 3 Apr. Order for Second 
Reading, 4. Committed; Instruction, 5. Reported, and 
passed, with Amendments, 14. Conference reported; Lords 
Reasons agreed to, 20. 

a new Writ, 24 Oct. 

telurns. : sp gs 

Double names Vide Hlections. 

Richards. Vide Privileges. 

Rochester, late Bishop ot, Bill, from Lords, for settling charitable 
Uses devised by him, 15 Mar. 1669. Read, 21. Couuniited 
2 Apr. Committees added, 6. Bull reported, 7- Passed, 8. 

Registry, publick, of Deeds, Securities, and Perpetuities, Bill 
read, 31 Jan. 1670. Debate thereon to be considered in Com- 
mittee of whole Flouse, 31 Jan. 11 &amp; 23 Feb. Considered 
6 Feb. : 

Roos, Lord, Bill, from Lords, to enable him to marry again, 
read, 29 Mar. 1670. Committed, go &amp; 31. Reported, and 
passed, 31. 

Ross, Bill to unite the Parsonage and Vicarage thereof, read, 
22 Nov. Comunitted, 28. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 
10 Dec. Passed, 4 Jan. Lords Amendments agreed to, 
27 Mar. 

Routh, Lady Elizabeth, Bill, from Lords, to sell Lands for 
Payment of Debts, 17 Mar. 1669. Order for Second Read- 
ing, 18. Committed, 22. Reported, 26. Passed, 29. 


Russell. Vide Privileges. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


R ELIGION, grand Committee appointed, 7 Feb. 
Returns. Vide Electi 

Double Returns. ee ane 

Rich, Sir Win. Bill, from Lords, to confirm Marriage Articles, 
19 Mar. Comunittted, 25. 

Rippon new Writ, 22 Mar. 

Robinson, Henry, Petition, 28 Feb. Vide Houses. 

Rogers. Vide Chippenham. 

Rugg. Vide Privileges. 

Ryegate new Writ, 6 Feb. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess.11. A. 1673. 


ELIGION, grand Committee appointed, 27 Oct. 


Returns. fF eee 
Double le Vide Elections. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. VI. Parl. 2. Sess. 12. A. 1673, &amp; 1674. 


ELIGION, grand Committee appointed, 7 Jan. 
Rapines. Vide Borders. 


Returns. i cia ible 
Double Returns. Vide Elections. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 13. A. 1675. 


ECORDS, Keeper, to attend, with certain original Records 
of Parliament Rolls, 14 Apr. Vide Parliament Rolls. 
Recoveries. Vide Fines. 
Recusants, Popish, Bill, from Lords, to prevent Dangers from 
them, 5 May. Read, 8. Committed, 18. 
Religion, grand Committee appointed, 13 Apr. 
prep Day to be solemnized, 21 May. 
eturns. : . 
Double ie Vide Election. 
Richards. Vide Privileges. 
13 Ralls, 














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INDEX @ the Nintu Votutvum ik. 


Rolls, Ce rlonel. Vide Privileges. 

Rupert, ¥ ’rince, Bill, from Lords, to grant him a Licence for 
31 Yea.ts, 5 May. Committed, 8. Committees added, 12. 
Bill repo rted, 15. Passed, with Amendments, 18. Sent to 
Lords, i9- Amendments agreed to by them, 20. 

Rushout, Alice, Bill for naturalizing her, read, 17 Apr. Parties 
take Oaths, 19 &amp; 25. Bill committed, 21. Reported, and 
to be ingrosised, .23. Passed, 5 May. 

Russell, Theodore, \3ill for naturalizing him, and others, read, 
27 Apr. Parties take Oaths, 29 Apr. 3. 6.10, 11, 12. 14, 
15. 17. 19, 20, 21, .22. 26.&amp; 31 May. Names to be insert- 
ed, 6. 10. 12. 17. 14), 20, 21, 22. 26. &amp; 31 May. Bill 
committed, 8. Report ed, and to be ingrossed, 17. Passed, 
1 June. 


27° Car. II. Par.!. 2. Sess. 14. A. 1675. 
ECOVERIES. Vide Fines. 


Rectories. Vide Vicarages. 
Religion, grand Committee appointed, 13 Oct. 
— Settlement thereof to be considered in Committee of 
whole House, 18 Oct. Considered, aud Report of Resolu- 
tions, 20. 
Committee to inspect prin ted Books dangerous to the 
established Religion, or Civil Go vernment, 20 Oct. 
Committee to prepare Bill t 9 declare the established Re- 
ligion may not be altered, nor any Law, relating thereto, 
suspended, but by Act of Parliament, 20 Oct. 
Returns. . . 
Double Returns. i Vode Siectiane:. 
Robinson, Leonard, Bill to confirm {sale of Lands, read, 26 Oct. 
Comunitted, 3 Nov. 











28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Fearl. 2. Sess. 15. 
A. 1670, 1677, Sy 1678. 


ADNOR County, new Writ, 16 eb. 1676. 
U May, 1678. 

Recoveries. Vide Fines. 

Rectories. Vide Vicarages. 

Recusants, Popish, Bill, from Lords, to continue Act for pre- 
venting Dangers from them, 7 Mar. 1676. ‘To be read, 17. 
Read, 19. Read Second time; Question for Commitment, 
Neg. rejected, 15 Feb. 

Bul, from Lords, for effectual Conviction and Prosecu- 
tion of them, 31 Mar. 1677. ‘To be read, 3 Apr. Read, 
and rejected, as differing froin the Title, 4. 

Religion, grand Committee appointed, 17 Feb. 

Reneu, Peter, Bill, from Lords, for natu ralizing him and others, 
13 Mar. 1676. Read, 27. Committecl, 2 Apr. Reported, and 
passed, with Amendments, 10, Amendments agreed to by 
Lords, 12. 

Register publick, Bill for settling it for Lands, read, 11 Feb. 
1677. Order for Second Reading, 25. 

Returns. 23 wes 

Double Returns. Vide Elections. 

Ridley. Vide Privileges. 

Rights, pretended. Vide Champarty. 

Rivers, Lady, Bill, from Lords, to sell Timber for Payment of 
Debts, 11 May, 1678. 

Robinson, Sir Metcalte. Vide Privileges. 

Nodes, Sir Thomas, Bill, from Lords, 10 confirm a Decree, and 
several Assurances made by him in pursuance thereof, g Feb. 
1677. Read, 12. Committed, 16.. Reported, 22. Passed, 
27. Returned to Lords, 5 Mar. 

Rolfe, Thomas, Petition, 24 Mar. 1676. Vide Hamburgh. 

Rushout, Alice, Bill, for naturalizing ‘her, read, 25 Feb. 1676. 
Parties take Oaths, 24, 25, &amp; 26 eb. &amp; 2 Mar. Bill read, 
Second time, and to be ingrosed, 77 Feb. Passed, 5 Mar. 
Agreed to by Lords, 12. 


Report, 6 





30° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sess. 16. A. 1678. 
ECUS ANTS, Popish, Question for Bill to distinguish 


them fron other Dissenters, Neg. 26 June. 
Religion, grand Commitice, appointed, 23 May. 
Returns. Vide 
Double Returns. eins 
Noberts, Mr. Vide Privileges. 


lectins. 


30° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 17. 4. 1678. 
Rec USANTS, Popish, Bill to make it more penal for 


them to receive Comunissions, ordered, 19 Nov. 

—-—— Committee to prepare Bill for more effectual Conviction 
of them, 22 Nov. Bull to be read, 3 fx 4 Dee. Read, 6. 
Committed; Clauses ordered, 7. Committees added, 10. 
Committee revived, 23 &amp; 26. Lists of :hem to be presented ; 
Order for sitting of Committee, 23. For sitting de die in diem, 
ae Kegs es Aorwls, to same Prurport, read, 28 Nov. 

OL, " 





Lords put House in mind of Bill, with special Recommenda= 
tion, 5 &amp; 12 Dec. Bill committed, 10. Committee revived, 


23 &amp; 26. Order for sitting, 23. For sitting de die-in diem, 
26. 





Bill, from Lords, to disable them for exercising certain 
Trades and Professions, and compelling them to remove from 
London, 13 Dec. Read, 17. Comimitted, 20; Committee 
revived, 23 &amp; 26. Order for sitting, 23. For sitting de die 
zn diem, 26. 

Bill, from Lords, to prevent sending their Children be- 
yond Seas, 18 Dec. Read, 19. Committed, 20. Committee 
revived, 23 &amp; 26. Order for sitting, 23. Eor sitting de dié 
in diem, 26. 

Religion, grand Committee appointed, 21 Oct. 

Danger thereof, if a Prince, of another Religion, should 

+ tiga to be considered in Committee of whole House, 7 
ec. 





Returns. 
Double Returns. ; Vide Elections. 
Riot. Vide Hamersmith. 


Roe, Mr. Vide Wakeman. 
Rogers. Vide Privileges. 


31° Car. II. Parl. 3. Sess. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 
R ADNOR Borough, Election, Petition, 20 Mar. Clerk 


of the Crown examined touching the Return; Mr. Ostland 
examined ; Precept and Indenture aitixed to the Writ, 21. 
Another Petition to lie on ‘lable till owned, 27. Read, and 
owned, 28. 

Reading, Mr. Speaker acquaints House that he had received a 
Leticr fiom him, intimating, that he could discover Matters 
of great Lmportance; forbid Use of Pen, ink, and Paper, and 
no Persona to have Access tv him, 5 Apr. His Examination 
referred to Committee ot Secrecy, 5 &amp; 7. Keports, Resolu- 
tious, and Orders thereupon, 5 &amp; 8. Message (rom King re- 
lating to his Letter to Mr. Cheftinch, to be communicated 
to him, 7. Order for his ‘\ryai before Lords are tried, 10. 
Papers delivered to Committee of Secrecy, to be re-delivered 
to him, 9 May. 

Recoveries. Vide Fines. 

Rectories, small. Vide Vicarages. 

Recusants, Popish, Bill, from Lords, for better Discovery and 
Conviction of them, 26 Mar. Read, 27. Committed ; 
Clause to prevent any of the Roval Family from matching 
with Popish Recusants, ordered, 4 Apr. Lords put House in 
mind of Bill, 12 May. 

Religion, rand Committee appointed, 18 Mar. 

Robinson, Six John, Complaint against him touching Lords, and 
other Prisoners, in the ‘Tower; to attend; Witnesses to be 
examined, 21 Mar. Consideration adjourned, 24, 25, 26, &amp; 
29 Mar. &amp; 5 Apr. Oates and Witnesses to attend, 25 &amp; 20 
Mar. &amp; 5 Apr. Mr. Everard exammed, 29 Mar. Sir Jolin 
to bring Warrants of Commitments of the Lords; List of 
Persons admitted to them, aad all Orders relaung to them, 5 
Apr. Matter referred to Committee, 7. Vetition against 
him rejected, 8. 

Royden, Captain, Complaint of being turned out of his Com- 
mand, referred to Committee; Instruction to examine all 
Miscarnages in the Navy, particularly relating to Passes, and 
the Ship Hunter, 28 Apr. Papers concerning the Hunter and 
Catherine to be delivered, 6 May. Vide dddress. Petition 
presented, and referred, 13. Committee to inquire into Mis- 
carriages of African Company ; Committees added, 17. _Re- 
port to be made, and Witnesses to attend, 19. Made; Wit- 
nesses own their Informations, 22. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. II. Parl. 4. Sess. 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 
R ADNOR Borough, new Writ, 26 Oct. 


tition, 2 Dec. 

Rawlins. Vide Privileges. 

Religion, grand Committee appointed, 25 Oct. | 

Reports, and Resolutions thereupon, to be printed, 23 &amp; 24 
Dec. 

Reiurns. a ee 

Double Returns. ; Vide Elections. - 

Rights of the Subject; Resolutions that it is the Right of the 
Subject to petition for calling and sitting of Parliaments, and 
redressing Grievances—that to traduce such Petitioning is to 
destroy that Liberty, and contributes to subverting the Consti- 
tution, and introducing arbitrary Power; Committee to in- 
quire of Offenders ; Petition presented, avowed, and referred. 
Vide Jeferyes. information given against a Member. Vide 
Wythers, 27 Oct. Report touching several Members ; Com- 
mittee to receive Informations against them, and all others, 1 
Nov. To inquire into Advisers of Proclamation against tumul- 
tuous Petitioning, 13. Another Report touching grand Juries 
of Somerset and Devon, and a Person neglecting teattend; se- 
veral ordered into Custody. Vide Privileges. Clerk of — 
erks 


Election, Pe- 





IN DEX @ the Ninru VoLumMe. 


Clerks of Peace, Under Sheriffs, Mr. Strode, and Mr. Ware, 
to attend; Committees added, 19. Ware and Strode exa- 
amined ; Attorney-general to attend ; Information given of the 
Manner of discharging a grand Jury, and of a Charge given 
at an Assize; Debate, and Resolutions thereupon, 23. Vide 
Judges. Attorney-general examined ; Debate, and Resolu- 
tion thereupon, 24. Vide North. Clerks and Under-She- 
riffs examined, and discharged, 29 Novy. &amp; 8 Dec. Further 
Report, 10. wi : ‘ 

Rochester new Writ, 28 Oct. Election, Petition, 3 Nov. Writ 
suspended till Matter contained in the Petition determined, 4. 

Rotherham, John, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Elections, 25 Oct. 

Rudge, Edw. Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Elections, 25 Oct. 

Russell, Gerrard, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Elections, 26 Oct. 

Rutland new Writ, 28 Oct. 

Ryegate Election, Petition, 25 Oct. Report; Return to be 
amended, 9 Dec. Amended, 10. 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sess. 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 
R ELIGION, grand Committee appointed, 24 Mar. 


Protestant, Means for Security thereof, and of 
King’s Person, to be considered, 24 Mar. Considered ; Re- 
solution thereupon, 26. Vide York. 

Returns. 


Double Returns. } Vide Elections. 





1 2° §&amp; 3° Jac. UW. Parl. 1. Sess. 1. 
A. 1685, 1680, S§ 1087. 


EADING Election, Petition, 23 May. Report; Election 

declared void; new Writ ordered, 23 June. 

Nathanael, Petition, 25 June. Vide Wool. 

Register, yencral, Bill for erecting one, ordered, 15 June. Read, 
19. Committed, and recommended to Care of one Member, 
20. 


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Bill for registering the Deaths, Burials, Marriages, and 
Issue, of the Nobility and Gentry, ordered, 24 June. Read, 
27. Read Second time; Question for Commitment, Neg. 
rejected—-Committee to prepare new Bill, 20. 

Religion, grand Committee appointed, 22 May. 

Returns. 

Double Returns. 

Revenue. Vide Supply. 

Rochester and Chatham, Bill for conveying Water thereto, or- 
dered, 13 June. To be read, 16, Read, 18. Committed, 
19. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 22. Passed, 24. Re- 
turned from Lords, with Amendments ; Amendments agreed 

pgtO, 27. 

Romney new Writ, 27 May. 

Rumsey, John, and others, Petition, 23 June. Vide Cleve- 
land. 


19° §&amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


ALISBURY. Vide Privileges. 
Sands, Samuel, Petition, 24 Oct. Vide Bedford Level. 

Sandwich, Earl of, Debate concerning him adjourned, 24 
Apr. 

Savile, Lady Frances, Bill, from Lords, for securing Portion to 
her, 30 Mar. Read, 18 Apr. Committed, 20. Committees 
added, 25. Order for Third Reading, 4 May. Bill passed, 5. 

Scawen. Vide Privileges. 

Scotland, Committee to consider a Way to baiance the Trade 
therewith, 19 Oct. Revived, and Order for sitting, 4 Nov. 
Committees added, 4&amp;8. Report; Debate thereon; Matter 
to be considered in Committce of whole House, 13. Con- 
sidered, 27 Nov. &amp; 6 Dec. Report; Bill for settling Free- 
dom and Intercourse of Trade therewith, ordered, 6 Dee. 
Read, 14. Committed, 17. Reported, to be ingrossed, and 
passed, 18. 

Selby Petition, 18 Feb. Vide London. 

Selfe. Vide Privileges. 

Serjeant to summon Parties, 18 Nov.—to leave Notice at their 
Houses, 20.—His Petition, 25.—T'o give Notice of an Order, 
12 Feb.—impowered to take Bail, 4 May.—His Offence for 
Neglect of Duty remitted, on his Submission ; but charged to 
execute it for the future, 4. 

Severn, Committee to consider Proposals for making a River na- 
vigable from thence to London; Instruction, 22 Oct. 

Sewell, Mr. Bill concerning him to be read, 2 Mar. 

Seymour. Vide Privileges. 

Shaftesbury new Writ, 10 Oct. 

Shelley. Vide Privileges. 

Sherif/s to see Writs of Dedimus Potestatem for taking Oaths 
executed, 15 Oct.—to give Members Notice to attend, 14 &amp; 
19 Dec. Ordered into Custody for Disobedience, 13 Feb. 


Vide Elections. 


—Committee to inquire of Lord Chief Justice what lras been 
done for theit Ease, 17. 

Shoemakers. Vide Privileges. 

Shoreham, new Writ, 10 Oct. 

Silk-throwers Petition referred to Committee, 14 Dec. Report; 
Bill to regulate the Trade, ordered, 18. Bill and Petition 
committed,g Mar. Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, g Apr. 

assed, 15. 

Six Clerks Office. Vide Office. 

Smith. Vide Ireland, and Privileges. 

Soldiers, Information given that several gre ready to be trans- 
ported ; Order thereupon, 24 Oct. Vite Address. 

Southampton, Petition for Bill to unite Parishes, and raise Main- 
tenance for Ministers therein; Bill ordered, 4 Mar. Read, 6. 
Order for Second Reading, 10. Committed, 11. 

Spanish Merchants Petition to be considered, 20 Feb. 

Speaker, with House and Mace, attends King at Whitehall, 15 
Oct. 5 &amp; 30 Mar.—To send to Parties to attend, 19 Oct.— 
To write Letters, with Order inclosed, to absent Members, 
touching Arrears due to indigent Officers, 19 Dec.—To write 
Letters, with Order inclosed, to Sheriffs, for absent Members 
Attendance, 19.—To forbear signing Warrant for an Election 
till future Day, 29 Feb.—Thanks Commissioners of publick 
Accounts for their Proceedings, 14 Mar.—To summon Parties 
complained of, 28.—To issie Warrant for taking into Cus- 
tody Person to be named to him, 10 Apr.—Tenders Report 
from Commissioners of publick Accounts, 1 1.—T'o be attended 
with Mace during Adjournment, 7 May. 

Speech, Freedom of. Vide Privileges. 

Spragg, Sir Edward, to attend, 19 &amp; 21 Oct. 

Staining, Petition from, 22 Nov. Vide Hilton. 

Stanley, Sir Charles, Bill, trom Lords, to make Leases for Pay- 
ment of Debts and Portions, 3 Dee. Read; Lady Lincoln to 
deliver Writings to Lord Hollis before Second Reading, 16 
Mar. Bill committed, 299 Apr. To be reported, 4 May. 
Reported, and passed, 5. 

St. Hill. Vide America. 

Stippon. Vide Privileges. 

Stonehouse, Sir James, Petition of his Children referred to Com- 
mittee, 3 Dec. Matter to be heard at Bar, 11. 15. &amp; 22 
Feb. 2. 7. 9, 10. &amp; 30 Mar. Witnesses to be summoned ; 
Mr. Marsh to produce Papers, 21 Feb. Matter heard, 2 Mar. 
&amp; 2 Apr. Questions, that Mr. Lenthall’s and Lady Stone- 
house’s Evidence be adinitted, and that Duchess of Albemarle’s 
Evidence in Writing be read, severally Neg. Members with 
one Counsel of each Side, to receive Duchess’s ‘Testimony, 2 
Mar. Order for Hearing to stand, 1 Apr. Petition dismissed, 
Committee to prepare Bill for the Relief, 2 Apr. Bill read, 
6. Committed, 7. 

Stowell, Sir John. Vide Privileges. 

Stringer, Stephen, and others, Petition, 12 Feb. Vide Trade. 

Styles. Vide Privileges. 

Sunday, Bill for Observation thereof, read, 16 Oct. Com- 
mitted, 29. 

Subsidy and Aulnage, Bill, from Lords, for ascertaining Duties 
thereof, 15 Apr. Order for Reading, 17. Question for it, 
Neg. 18. 

Suprty: Motion for it to be considered in Committee of whole 
House, 19. 21. 24. 26, &amp; 27 Feb. &amp; 6 Mar. Considered, 
21. 26, &amp; 27 Feb. &amp; 6 Mar. Report of Progress, 26 &amp; 27 
Keb. Report of Resolutions, that louse be moved to appoint 
a Committee to inspect the Proceed of Poll Bill, and Eleven 
Months Assessment, and how expended; Committee ap- 
pointed accordingly, 21 Feb. Vide infra.—That a Supply be 
granted, not to be raised by Land Tax, or home Excise, 6 

ar. 





Votes relating thereto, that, upon any Motion for Sup- 
ply, the Consideration be adjourned, and referred to Com- 
mittee of whole House, and their Opinion reported, before 
any Vote pass, 18 Feb.—That Supply be considered every 
Day at Ten o’Clock, 30 Mar.—That no private Business be 
proceeded in till that dispatched—that it be proceeded in at 
Virst Sitting, 13 Apr. 
Information given, that a Person could discover a Cheat 
on King, Committce to take his Evidence, with Promise of 
Reward, 26 Nov. ‘To make further Inquiry, with Promise of 
Protection, 29, Revived, and Order for sitting, 14 Feb. 
Account of Crown Lands alienated since 25th March 
1640, ordered, 12 UVec. Order extended to Ireland, 14 
Days appointed for making Report of what is ready, 27 Feb. 
&amp; 3 Mar. Committee to assist in perfecting the Remainder, 
27 Feb. Revived, and Order for sitting de die in diem, 3 
Mar. Committees added, 7. 
-- Duplicates of Counties wanting in Poll-money, presented, 
9 Dec. Members to havé Copies, and see them returned, 17. 
- Committee to examine into Arrears due from Otfices, 
11 Feb. re ‘ 
Committee to inspect the Proceed of Poll-bill, and Ele- 
ven Months Assessment, and how expended, 21 Feb. Report 
_.to be expedited, 24, Made, 20, 








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INDEX wo the Nintu VOLUME. 


-~--—— Commissioners of publick Accounts to be desired by 
Members to expedite that Matter, 2 Mar. Attend; Manner 
of receiving them; present their Narrative ; thanked, and de- 
sired to continue their Progress, 14. Members added, 30 
Mar. &amp; 2 Apr. Commissioners Report tendered by Speaker, 
and read; Consideration adjourned ; Members to thank them, 
und desire further Report, 11. Further Report; former read 
Second time; Debate, and Orders thereupon, 14. Vide Penn. 
Membcrs to inquire of them touching Sir George Carterett’s 
Accounts, 23. ‘Their Exceptions, with Abstract of Proceed- 
ings thereon, presented, 24. 

~ Petition of Merchants dealing in Brandy and strong Wa- 
ters read; Debate thereon adjourned, 16 Apr.—Another Pe- 
tition to be read, 4 May. Counsel to be heard at Bar, 4 &amp; 6. 

Ways and Means 

For raising the Supply to be considered in Committee of 
whole House, 27 Feb. 6. 7. 10, 11, 12,13, 14. 16. &amp; 17 
Mar. 3&amp; 4 Apr. Reports to be made to them, g Mar. 
teport and Clause referred, 14 Mar. &amp; 3 Apr. Considered, 
2g Feb. 6. 9. 12, 13, 14.&amp; 16 Mar. Report of Progress, 
4 Apr. Report of Resolutions, viz. that House be moved to 
appoint a Committee, to consider what foreign Commodities 
will bear additional Duty ; Committee appointed accordingly, 
29 Feb. Vide infra—'lhat House be moved to appoint a 
Committee, to consider of raising it by Tonage ; Committee 
appointed accordingly, 6 Mar. Vide infra—That an addi- 
tional Duty be laid on some foreign Commodities at Custom- 
house, 9. Debate thereon to be assumed in full House, 9 &amp; 10. 
Vide infra.—That Commissioners be appointed to assess Re- 
tailers of Wine and Brandy—for raising 100,000]. by an 
additional Duty on Wines and Brandy, 12.—That House be 
moved to appoint a Committee, to consider in what ‘Time 
that Sum will be raised; Committee appointed accordingly, 
13. Vide infra—Relating to the Continuance of the Duty, 
Bill ordered thereupon, 14. Vide infra—That House be 
moved to adjourn for an Hour, and then go into Committee 
again—that an additional Duty be laid on Wine at the 
Custom-house; Debate thereon adjourned, 16. Resumed ; 
Resolutions thereupon, 17. 

Debate touching an Imposition on some foreign Commo- 

dities; Resolutions, that Committee on Ways and Means be 

tree to consider of a Way for raising Money on Wines, 10 

Mar.—That 100,000]. be raised on Wine and Brandy, 12. 

—That Poll-bill be brought in, where no Householder, not 

worth 201]. shall be taxed for himself or Children—that Defi- 

ciencies on Poll-bill be made up by Duties on Wines at the 

Custom-house, 18,—That it be not charged twice ; Committee 

to prepare Clause accordingly, 2 Apr. Vide infra. 

a Comunittee to consider what foreign Commodities will 
bear additional Duty, aud prepare Estimate thereof, 29 Feb, 
Committees added ; Committee to have Leave to sit, notwith- 
standing Order to the contrary, 5 Mar. Report concerning 
Linen, Wines, Brandy, and ‘Tobacco; Matter re-committed ; 
Order for finishing Report, 6. For sitting of Committee, and 
expediting it, 7. Report to be made to Committee on Ways 
and Means, 9. 

a Committee to consider of a Way for raising the Supply 

by Duty on Tonage,6 Mar. Order for sitting, and expediting 

Keport, 7. Report to be made to Committee on Ways and 

Means, 9. 

Committee to consider in what Time 100,000]. may be 
raised, according to the Rates on Wines and Brandy, 13 Mar. 
Report referred to Committee on Ways and Means, 14. 

Bills of Supply: 

Committee to consider Bill formerly depending, and pre- 
pare one for taking and examining publick Accounts, 15 




















Oct. Bill read, 26. Committed; Instruction to consider of 


a Clause tor committing such as refuse to attend, and be exa- 
mined, 29. Committees added, 4 Nov. and 9 Dec. Bill to 
be reported, 19 Nov. Reported; Report in Part considered, 
21. Residue considered, 26 &amp; 29 Nov. &amp; 14 Dec. Reso- 
lutions, that a limited Sum be appointed for Officers; that a 
Blank be filled up, 29 Nov. Question that Members may be 
Commissioners, Neg. former Committee revived, and to pre- 
sent Names of proper Persons, 2 Dec. Names presented ; 
Commissioners appointed ; Question for naming one contrary 
to former Order, Neg. Quorwa of Committec to be Five, 12. 
Bill to be ingrossed, 14. Read Third time; Cominittee to 
prepare ingrossed Proviso touching buying and selling Tickets, 
17. Proviso agreed to; Bill passed, 18. Agreed to by Lords, 19. 
Bill for better Payment of Monies due to the Crown, 
ordered, 27 Feb. Presented, 13 Mar. Read, 17. Proviso 
added ; Bill committed, 7 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 
28. Passed, 4 May. Agreed to by Lords, o. 
Bill for Imposition on Wines and Brandies, ordered, 14 
Mar. Read, 28. Comuitted, 31 Mar. 3 &amp; 9 Apr. Report 
of Resolutions relating to the Continuance of the Duty—to 
the Appointunent of Commissioners, 1 Apr. Report of Pro- 
ress, 2. g, 10. 15. 17, &amp; 18. A Committee to prepare 
ary as revent Wine being twice charged, 2 Apr. Clause 
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reported, and referred to Committee on Ways and Means, 3. 
Bill to be reported, 22 &amp; 23. Reported, and in Part consi- 
dered, 25. Further Consideration adjourned, 25. 28 &amp; 29. 
Resumed; a Committee to amend Clause touching charging 
Wines twice, and to prepare Clauses against Frauds and un- 
necessary Searches, and for making up Deficiencies at Custom- 
house, and for making Commissioners accountable to Com- 
missioners of publick Accounts, and false Swearing Perjury, 
27. Clauses reported; Sum augmented ; same Committee to 
prepare penal Clause for false Entries and Concealments, with 
Reward to Informers; Clause reported; another Committee 
to prepare Clause for keeping and appropriating the Money, 
29. Clause reported; Proviso for Allowance to Treasurer of 
= Navy agreed to; Bill to be ingrossed, 1 May. Passed, 2. 
greed to by Lords, 6. 

Poll-bill ordered, 18 Mar. Heads considered in Com- 
mittee of whole House; Report, 26 &amp; 30. 





— Symonds, House informed he had transported Lord Cla- 


rendon; ordered into Custody, 12 Dec. Report that he is 
not to be found ; Order thereupon, 13. 


21° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sess. 8. A. 1669. 


4 NDFORD, Dr. Vide Pautl’s, St. 

Sarum, Old, new Writ, 19 Oct. Election, Petition, 3 Nov. 
Report, 17. 

Serjeant to leave a Servant with Person ordered into Custody, if 
incapable of coming, 25 Nov. 

Servants. Vide Poor. 

Skelton, Bevill, Bill for naturalizing him, and others, read, 10 
Nov. Parties take Oaths, 25 &amp; 30 Oct. 18, 19. 22. &amp; 26 
Nov. 2,3. 6,7,8.&amp; 10 Dec. Order for Second Reading, 
13 Nov. Bill committed, 17. Names to be inserted, 26, 
Committees added, 2 Dec. Bill reported, and to be ingross- 
ed, 9. 

Soames. Vide Privileges. 

Somerset, new Writ, 19 Oct. 

Spalden, Petition from, 8 Dec. Vide Supply. 

Speaker, with House and Mace, attends King at Whitehall, 6 
Nov.—To issue Warrant for Discharge of Member’s Servant 
arrested, 9.—To examinea Breach of Privilege, 1 Dec.— 
Attends King by private Command, and delivers a Message 
from him, 11. 

Stone. Vide Privileges. 

Suppiy: Motion for it to be considered in Committee of whole 
House, 3. 9. 13. 19. &amp; 26 Nov. Considered, 9. 19. &amp; 26. 
Report of Grant; but not to be raised by Land Tax, or hoine 
Excise, 26. 

Members sent to Commissioners of publick Accounts to 
report their Proceedings, 21 Oct. Their Answer, 22. Com- 
missioners called in; Lord Brereton presents Report; Purport 
of his Speech ; Report to be considered, 26. Commissioners to 
attend, 26 Oct. 8. 10. 12,13. 17, 18. 20. 22, 23, 24, 25 &amp; 

“29 Nov. 6.9. &amp; 11 Dec. Called in, and desired to transmit 
attested Copies of Answers from several Accomptants, and an 
Account of Monies received and disbursed for the War, with 
Balance thereupon, 30 Oct. Severally presented, 3 Nov. Paper, 
and Act relating thereto, read, 8. Consideration adjourned, 4. 
8. 10, 11, 12, 13. 17, 18. 22, 23, 24, 25.&amp; 29 Nov. 3. 8. 
&amp; 11 Dec. Resumed, 6. 8.11, 12,13. &amp; 20 Nov. 3 &amp; 11 
Dec. Residue of Answers and Papers read, 8 Nov. Commis- 
sioners examined, 12. 17. 23, &amp; 24 Nov. Auditors to attend ; 
Sir George Carterett’s Accounts, delivered last Session, to be. 
inquired after, and brought in; Persons necessary for clearing 
them to attend from time to time, 10. Commissioners first 
Observation, and Sir George’s Leidger of 1664, with other Pa- 
pers relating thereto, read ; Commissioners declare the Reasons 
of their Observation; Question, that Counsel be heard as to 
Matter of Fact, Neg. 11. Previous Question, that Commis- 
sioners be called in, Affirmative ; they give Reasons of their Ob- 
servations, and why they style them so, 12. Copies of Two War- 
rants received by them from Sir George, with their Observations 
thereupon, presented; Sir George heard; withdraws; Vote, 
that he is guilty of a Misdemeanor on first Observation, 17. 
Sir Wm. Lowther to deliver Books and Papers relating to 
publick Accounts to Commissioners, 18. Reasons of Second 
Observation read, and presented; Lord Brereton heard thereto ; 
Sir George heard; withdraws; Vote, that he is guilty of 
Misdemeanor thereon, 20. Third, Fourth, and Fifth Obser- 
vations, with Reasons, read ; Commissioners heard thereupon ; 
Consideration of Third postponed, 23. Sir George’s Counsel 
heard on Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Observations ; Seventh, with 
Reasons, read; Sir George heard thereupon; withdraws; 
Commissioners heard on each respectively, 24. Eighth, Ninth, . 
and Tenth Observations read ; Commissioners, Sir George, 
and his Counsel, heard; Question, that he is guilty of Mis- 
demeanor on Eighth, Neg. Vote, that he is guilty on the 
Ninth and Tenth, 3 Dec. Questions for proceeding in the 
Debate, and for suspending Sir George, severally Affirmative ; 
Commissioners desired to expedite Residue of their Report, 
and make Returns into Exchequer with Speed, 10 Dec. 

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Ways and Means 
or raising the Supply to be considered in Committee of whole 
House, 26 Nov. 2. 6. &amp; g Dec. Considered; Report of 
Resolutions for raising it by an Iiaposition on Wines, and 
other foreign Liquors, and French Linens, 2.—To be paid at 
Custom-house, 6. The Rate, g. 


22°, 23°, 24°, &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 9. 
A, 1669, 1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


S4 LOP new Writ, 14 Feb. 
Salt. Vide Corn. 

Sams, John, Bill for settling charitable Uses intended by him, 
to be read, 23 Jan. 1670. Read, 25. Order for Second Read- 
ing, 3 Feb. Committed, and recommended to Care of one 
Member, 6. Committee revived, and Order for sitting, 16. 
Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 14 Mar, Order for ‘Third 
Reading, 20. Passed, 27. Agreed to by Lords, 13 Apr. 

Sandys, Sir Thomas. Vide Maiming. 

Santley. Vide Privileges. 

Saviour’s St. Southwark, Petition to be read, 16 Dec. 1670. 
Read, and referred to Committee on Paris Gardens Bill, 
21 Jan. Vide Paris Gardens. 

Savoy, Petition from, 6 Apr. 1671. Vide London. 

Scarlett. Vide Privileges. 

Scarborough. Vide Privileges. 

Scotland, Union therewith to be considered, 18 Feb. 1669. Consi- 
dered; Debate thereon adjourned, 23 Feb. 2 &amp; 9 Mar. Vote 
from Lords relating thereto, 4 Mar. Question for resuming 
Debate, Neg. 9. KResumed; Lords Vote agreed to, 10.— 
Bill, from Lords, relating thereto, 28. Read, 29. Com- 
mitted; Instruction to compare Bill with Vote of House, and 
look into former Acts relating to this Matter, 30. Bill re- 
ported ; Debate thereon adjourned; a Committee to prepare 
Proviso, 7 Apr. Proviso reported; Bill passed, 8. Proviso 
agreed to by Lords, 9. 

Scott. Vide Privileges. 

Seaford new Writ, 14 Feb. 1660. Election, Petitions, 26 Mar. 
&amp; 3 Nov. Questions, that Report be now heard ; that it be 
heard To-morrow ; severally Neg. 19 Dec. Days appointed for 
hearing it, 19 Dec. 13 &amp; 23 Jan. Petition on behalf of Town 
to be read, 3 Heb. Report to be made, 3 &amp; 6. Made; Right 
of Election determined—new Writ, 10. Election, Petition, 
« Mar. Order for hearing, 11 &amp; 17. Report to be made, 31. 
Made, 3 Apr. 

Seamen. Vide Stores, infra, 

Securities. Vide Registry. 

Serjeant to bring Member to Bar, to receive Sentence of Suspen- 
sion on his Knees, 8 Apr. 1670.—To see an Order executed, 
12 Nov.—To give Member Notice when he is to be heard 
at Bar, 14. 

Serges, Bill to regulate making them, read, 12 Nov. 1670. Order 
for Second Reading, 18. Committed, 19. Committees added, 

2. Committee joined to Committee on Cloth, 3 Dec. Re- 
vived; Order for sitting, and proceeding, 29 Mar. Bill re- 
ported, and to be ingrossed, 3 Apr. Read Third time; Ques- 
tion for passing, Neg. 8. 

Servants. Vide Poor. 

Bill to prevent Frauds committed by them, read, 7 Nov. 
1670. Committed, 10. Committee revived, and Order for 
sitting, 12. Billreported, and to be ingrossed, 18. Passed, 6 Dec. 

Seymour, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Shadwell, Bill for endowing a Church, and making it parochial, 
ordered, 17 Feb. 1669. Read, 18. Committed, 21. Com- 
mittees added, 25 Feb. &amp; 2 Mar. Bill reported, and to be in- 
grossed, and passed, 17. Returned from Lords, with a Pro- 
viso, 4 Apr. Proviso agreed to, 5. 

Sheriffs to communicate a Vote to Members, 20 Dec. 1670.— 
To assist Serjeant in executing a Warrant, 24 Jan. 

Shewell. Vide Privileges. 

Shipping, Bill for encouraging an English Manufacture for Pre- 
servation thereof, read, 7 Nov. 1670. Committed; Instruc- 
tion, 10. Bill to be reported, 24. Reported, and re-commit- 
ted; Committee revived, and Order for sitting, 25. Commit- 
tees added, 26. Committee have Leave to sit, 28. Bill 
reported, and to be ingrossed, 14 Dec. Passed, 20. Returned 
from Lords, with Amendments, 16 Feb. Amendments agreed 
to, 25. 

Shrewsbury, Earl of, and John Talbot, Bill, from Lords, to 
sell Lands, 6 Feb. 1670. Read, 7. Order for Second Read- 
ing, 8. Committed, 9. Reported, and re-committed, 13. 
Reported from Re-commitment, 14. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 15. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 16. 

Smith, Sir Wm. Committee on Bill in his behalf, revived, and 
Order for sitting; Committees added, 22 Nov. 1670. Lords 
Amendments considered, and amended, 26 Jan. Billreturned, 
3 Feb. Amendments agreed to by them, 13. 

Southampton, Lady. Vide Strode, infra. 

Spalding, Petition from, tendered, 21 Feb. 1669. Read, 25. 
Vide Fees, 


Nintu VoLuumMe. 


Speaker, with House and Mace, attends King at Whitehall, og 
Feb. 11: Mar. 10 Dec. &amp; 22 ae presenting Wine 
Bill, to desire Recompence for Duke of York, 14 Mar.—ty 
distribute Bounty to Under-officers of House, 30—to sign in- 
grossed Tables of lees for Out-ports—reports King’s Pleasure 
touching Adjournment, 11 Apr. 

Squibb. Vide Privileges. 

Stafford, Lord Viscount, and Lady, Bill, from Lords, to con- 
firm Agreements between them and their customary Tenants, 
2 Dec. 1670. Read, 8. Comunitted, 12. Reported, and 
passed, with Amendments, 25 Jan. Amendiments agreed to by 
Lords, 6 Feb. : 

Hugh, Bill for establishing Lands on him, read; Ques- 
tion fer Second Reading, Neg. 14 Dec. 1670. 

Stage Coaches, Motion for limiting and regulating them to be 
considered, 23 Jan. 1670. 

Stanley. Vide Privileges. 

Statutes. Vide Coals. 

Stepney, Petition from, 31 Jan. 1670. Vide Giles’s, St. 

Stevens. Vide Privileges. 

St. John, Lord. Vide Privileges. 

Stockman, Bill for naturalizing him, and others, read, 10 Mar. 
1669. Parties take Oaths, 18. 25, &amp; 26 Feb. 1, 2, 3. 5. 10, 
11. 16,&amp; 17 Mar. Committed, 14. Committees added, 15. 
Bill reported, and to be ingrossed, 16. Passed, 17. Returned 
from Lords, with Amendments, 28. Amendments agreed to, 
with an Addition, 29. Conference, desired by Lords there- 
upon, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Conierence held, and 
reported ; House does not insist upon Addition, 30. 

Stokes. Vide Privileges. 

Stone. Vide Privileges. 

Stores, naval, Bill, from Lords, for preserving them, and pre- 
venting Disturbances of Seamen, and others, 18 Mar. 1660. 
Read, 27 Mar. 1671. Committed, 14 Apr. To be reported, 
18. Reported, and re-committed; Comunittee revived, and 
Order for sitting ; Committees added, 19. Additional Amend- 
ments read; Bill passed; Amendments agreed to by Lords, 22. 

Strangford, Lord Viscount, Bill, from Lords, to sell Lands for 
Payment of Debts, 15 Mar. 1669. Read, 17. Committed, 10. 
Reported, 23. Passed, with Amendments, 29. Amendments 
agreed to by Lords, 30. ’ 

Strickland, Sir ‘Thomas, Bill tendered by him, to be read, 24 
Nov. 1670. 

Strode, Colonel. Vide Privileges. 

Margaret, Bill from Lords, to dispose of Lands belong- 
ing to her Co-heirs, 12 Mar. 1669. Kead, 17. Cominitted, 
22. Committees added, 23 Mar. 9 Apr. &amp; 24 May. Coun- 
sel to be heard at Bar, 2 Apr. Billi reported, and re-cominit- 
ted; Preamble postponed ; Committee revived, and Order for 
sitting, 5. Billi reported from Re-commitment ; Preamble to 
be ingrossed, 6. Bill passed, with Ainendments, 8. Amend- 
ments agreed to by Lords, 9. 

Stuf, Kidderminster, Bill to regulate making them, read, 11 
Nov. 1670. Coimmitted, 14. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 
19. Passed, 21. Agreed to by Lords, 10 Dec. 

Subjects. Vide Imprisonment. 

Subsidies. Vide Supply, infra. 

Summers. Vide Privileges. 

Sunday, Committee to prepare Bill to prevent Profanation there- 
of, 6 Feb. 1670. Bill read, 27. Committed, 1 Mar. Re- 
ported, and te be ingrossed, 28. Passed, 12 Apr. 

Suppty: Motion for it; another Motion for reading Order 
touching the Manner of granting it; Debate thereon; Ques- 
tions, that Question for Supply be put before Order read ; that 
Supply be granted ; severally Affirmative, 17 Veb. 1669.— 
Further Grant, 27 Oct. 

Vote, that, in all Aids, the Rate ought not to be altered 

by Lords, 13 Apr. 1671. 

Commissioners of publick Accounts to attend, and com- 
municate what new Matter they have, 14. 18. 21. &amp; 26 Feb. 
7 &amp; 10 Mar. 1669. Their Report touching Imposition on 
Wines, and other imported Liquors; Debate thereon; their 
Report touching Prizes, to be considered, 21 Feb. Considered ; 
further Report relating thereto, read, and debated ; Proots to 
be delivered; Members, Commissioners of Prizes, to clear Ac- 
counts with them, 26. Further Consideration adjourned, 7 &amp; 
12 Mar. List of Prize Ships uncleared, presented, and read ; 
Report of Sit George Carterett’s Accounts presented; Com- 
missioners heard as to their Proofs; several Members answer 
thereto; Report touching Port ef Dover adjourned, 10 Mar. 
Account of Debts due to Crown, ordered, 12. Presented, and 
referred to a Committee, 13. Matter fully heard, 17. 

House informed, that several Members are in Arrear of 
former Aid; Question for naming them, Affirmative; named 
accordingly ; List orderéd, 12 Dec. Presented, and referred 
toa Committee, 13. Committees added, &amp; &amp; 15 Feb. &amp; © 
Mar. Committee revived, 15 Feb. 

Ways and Means a : 

For raising the Supply to be considered in Committee of 
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11, 12, 14, 15. 17, 18, 19. 22. &amp; 29 Nov. 2 &amp; 7 Dec. 
Estimate, and other Papers, referred, 4 &amp; 25 Nov. 9. 14,&amp; 
15 Dec. Considered, 18 &amp; 19 eb. 3, 4. 7. 10, 11, 12. 14, 
15, 16, 17, 18, 19. 22, 23, &amp; 25 Nov. 1, 2,3. 12. 14, 15, 
&amp; 16 Dec. Report of Progress, 3, 4. 7. 10. 12. 14, 15. 17, 
18, 19. &amp; 22 Nov. 5&amp;8 Dec. Resolutions to be reported, 
25 Nov. &amp; 6 Dec. Report to be expedited, 15 &amp; 16 Dee. 
Resolutions of the Committee for raising the Supply by an 
Imposition on Wines, excluding Land Tax, and home Excise, 
18 Feb. 1669.—Touching the Manner of Payment, and the 
Rate and Continuance thereof; Bill ordered thereupon, 19. 
Vide infra—By an additional Excise on Beer and Ale; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 11 Nov.—By an additional Duty on 'To- 
bacco of English Plantations—by an Imposition on Salt— 
French Lockerums, Canvas, and Linen—German and all 
foreign Linens and Callicoes—foreign Fustians, Tape, Lnele, 
and ‘Lhread—-Brussels and Brabant Ticks—foreign wrought 
and thrown Silks —Sugars— Currants — Raisins— Figs and 
Prunes—Neutmegs—Cinnamon—Cloves and Mace—Drugs— 
foreign Paper—Glass and Giasses, Stone and Stone-ware, arth 
and Larthen-ware—Copper in the Plate, or wrought—Latten 
—-Stutls of Wool or Hair, mixed with Silk, Hair, Thread, 
or Wool—foreign [ron—Soap—Mum—Kaw Silks—foreign 
Cable-yarn, and ‘Twine—Vrench Hats, 26. Bill ordered there- 
upon, 28. Vide infra.—By an Imposition on foreign Horses, 
Mares, and Geldings—Coaches and Chariots— wearing Apparel 
—Charters or Grants that pass the Great Seal, Privy Seal, or 
Sealof Exchequer—Presentations, Donations, and Cellations— 
Deeds inrolled—Fines—Common Recoveries—original Writs, 
and Subpoenas, Latitats, and Bills of Middlesex, Capias’s, 

nd Quo Minus’s, all Process and Mandates out of inferior 
Courts—Exempiifications—Copies of Pleadings, Orders, De- 

ositions, and i’roceedings — Citations, Excommunications, 
Eibels, Answers thereto, Depositions, and Orders—Comunis- 
sions—Probates of Wills—Administrations, lastitutions and 
Collations—Licences—Regisicring of Wills—and inventories, 
6 Dec. Bill ordered thereupon, 7.—By Subsidies; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 17. 

——— Votes to proceed on Supply every Morning at 10 o’Clock, 
25 Nov. 1670. At 9 o’Clock, 6 Mar.—To entertain no other 
Business on Days appointed for that Purpose, 29 Nov.— 
Previous Question for Land Tax, Affirmative ; main Ques- 
tion, Neg. 1 Dec.—Days appoiuced for receiving Proposals, 5. 
Days added; no Proposals to be received afterwards, 10 &amp; 
12.—Question for proceeding every other Day, Neg. 20 Feb. 
—Vote, that, in all Aids, the Rate ought not to be altered by 
Lords, 13 Apr. 

—~—-— Petitions concerning Brandy to be considered, 26 Feb. 
1669. Considercd; Resolution, that Debate be, whether foreign 
Brandy be admitted, or excluded; previous Question for ex- 


cluding it, Affirmative ; main Question, Neg. 1 Mar. Peti-° 


tioners and Farmers to be heard, 1 &amp; 9. Witnesses to attend, 

3&amp;11. Examined, 5 &amp; 19. Debate adjourned, 5. a, 11. 

15. 18, &amp; 19. Patent to be brought in, g. Counterpart 

thereof, 11. Proposals for putting an [nd to Controversy ; 

Debate thereon adjourned, 15. Patent, Counterpart, and 

other Papers, read; Counsel on all Sides heard, 19. Reso- 

lution, that Brandy ought to have paid $d. per Gallon; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 21. Vide intra. 

— Particulars of foreign Commodities that may bear further 

Imposition, ordered, 31 Oct. 1670, Presented, and referred to 

Committee on Ways and Means, 4 Nov. Sclect Committee 

to inspect them, and prepare Estimate of what Monies may 

arise thereon, 26. Report, 28. List * * * presented, and 
referred ; Committee revived, and Order for sitting, 8 Dec. 

Report referred to Committee on Ways and Means, 9. 

Committee to prepare Estimate of Impositions to be 

charged on several Law Proceedings, 5 Dec. 1670. Same 

Committee to consider on what Proceedings an [imposition may 

be laid in Admiralty Court, 7. 

— Estimate of Commodities, charged towards the Supply, 
to be considered in Committee of whole House, 8 Dec. Re- 
port, 9. 

Bills of Supply: 

Bill to tax Wines, ordered, 19 Feb. 1669. Read, 25. Com- 
mitted, 28 Feb. 1, 2, 3, 4. 7, 8. &amp; 11 Mar. Committee 
impowered to consider of Recompence to Duke of York, 28 
Heb. Report of Progress, 28 eb. 4. 7.&amp; 11 Mar. Vine- 
gar to be charged as krench W ine, and paid by oy La 3 
Mar. Report of Resolutions, that Duty be paid by lmporter 
—that no Drawback be allowed on Exportation, 7. Bill to 
be reported, 12. Reported; Time for Duty inlarged ; Bill to 
be ingrossed, 14. Passed, 16. 

——— Bill to enable King to make Leases in the Duchy of Corn- 
wall, to be read, 5 Mar. Read, 7.—Committce to prepare 
new Bil, and inquire after the Loss of former, 21. Bill Com- 
mitted, 26. Reported; Proviso read; Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 29. Recommended to Commissioners of Treasury 
to give Preference to antient Tenants, 30. Proviso added ; 
Bill passed, 31. Returned from Lords, with Amendments ; 
Amendments agreed to, g Apr. 

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Committee to prepare Bill to prevent Importation of 
foreign Brandy, and give Recompence to the Crown; Instruc- 
tion relating to Distillers Patent, 5 Mar. 1669. Bill recom- 
mended to Care of one Member, 15. To be presented, 17. 
Read, 18. Order for Second Reading, 19. Committed, 21. 
Committees added, 28 Mar. &amp; 2 Apr. Bill to be reported, 2 Apr. 
Reported, 4. Debate touching filling up Blanks, adjourned, 
4.6. &amp; 8. Resumed ; Petition read; Counsel heard; Reso- 
lutions for filling up Blanks, for Continuance of Duty, and ex- 
tending it to Ireland ; Commiitee to sce Bill set right, 8. Bill 
passed, 9. House put Lords in mind of Bill, 18 Nov. Bill re- 
turned trom Lords, with Amendments, 17 Mar. Amendments 
to be considered, 20. Considered ; a Committee to peruse Bill 
and Amendments, and consider of a Method. of Proceeding ; 
Bill and Amendments laid aside, as imposing a Tax, 24. 

Bill for vesting the Mancr of Newington Barrow in the 
Crown, to be read, 10 &amp; 18 Mar. 1660. 

Committee to prepare Bill for additional Excise on Beer 
and Ale, 11 Nov. 1670. Order for sitting, and expediting Re- 
port, 17 Dee. Bill read, 17 Jan. Order for Second Reading, 
18 Feb. Read; Debate thereon adjourned, 20. Resumed ; 
Instruction, that Clauses relating to private Persons, and for 
limiting Price of Drink, be omitted, and Clause, concerning 
lending brewing Vessels, altered, 22. Bili committed, 22 &amp; 
23. Keport of Progress, 23. Bill to be reported, 27. Re- 
ported ; previous Question for an appropriating Clause, Aflir- 
mative ; main Question, Neg. Bill to be ingrossed, 28. Pass- 
ed, 1 Mar. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, and a 
Proviso; Proviso disagreed to ; Committee to assign Reasons ; 
Conference desired with Lords, and agreed to; Reasons re- 
ported ; another Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to ; 
Managers appointed; Conference held, and reported ; Lords 
Amendments agreed to; Royal Assent, 6 Mar. 

Committee to prepare Bill for Imposition on foreign and 
other Commodities, and for encouraging several home-made 
Manufactures, 28 Nov. 1670. Another Committee to pre- 
pare enacting Clause for laying such Duty as may discourage 
Importation, 29. Order for sitting, aud expediting Report, 
16 Dec. Bill read, 4 Jan. Read Second time ; Opening 
adjourned, 2 Mar. Opened; Debate thercon adjourned, 4. 
Committed, 3. 6, 7. 9, 10, 11. 13, 14, &amp; 15. Debate 
resumed ; Petition of Sugar Refiners, and Planters, read, and 
referred ; Petitioners, or their Agents, to be heard; Instruc- 
tion, that Duties be cqllected at Custom-house ; Motion from 
Committee, for appointing a Select Committee to prepare 
Clause to supply those omitted ; Committee appointed accord- 
ingly, 4. Report of Progress, 7.0, 10,11. &amp; 12. Virginia 
Merchants to be heard by Committee, as to Rates to be 
laid on Tobacco of English Plantatious, 7. All Commiitees 
adjourned during Proceedings on the Bill; Clause to prohibit 
Importation of several foreign Commodities, committed ; 
Committee impowered to prepare Clause for Impositior 
on foreign Salt, 10. Clause to encourage Exportation of 
Corn, committed, 11. Bill for Exportation of Coal, com- 
mitted; to be made Part of the Bill, or a Bill by itself, 13. 
A Committee to prepare Clause for putting Proof on the Party 
accused, 15. Buil to be reported, 16. Reported, and in Part 
considered, 17. Consideration resumed, 18. 20. &amp; 23, Clause 
to prohibit Corn from Scotland, ordered, 18. Clause for Ex- 
portation of Coal, read; Petition of Farmers of Customs 
thereof, read; debated, and agreed to; Clauses, touching Ex- 
portation of Corn, and Iinportation of it from Scotland, agreed 
to; Bill to be ingrossed, 20. Order for Third Reading, 22. 
Read ; Proviso to prevent Frauds in Customs ; Clause of Re- 
compence for Duty on Brandy imported, read ; Debate there- 
on, adjourned, 23. Resumed; Clause read, Paragraph by 
Paragraph, and agreed to; Clause for better Discovery of 
Brandy imported, read, Paragraph by Paragraph, and agreed 
to ; Clause for Exempiion of private Persons distilling for their 
own Use, agreed to; Bill passed, 24. Conference desired by 
Lords thereupon, agreed to, 10 Apr. Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; Debate thereou ; Conference 
to be desired with Lords, 11. Desired, and agreed to; another 
Conterence, desired by Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; Lords Amendinents to be con- 
sidered, 12. Considered, and disagreed to ; Committee to 
assign Reasons, 13. Report; Conference to be desired ; Ma- 
nagers appointed ; Instruction to insist on Rates of Impositigns, 
and that Lmpositions, made by the Commons, cannot be altered 
by Lords, 14. Conference held, and reported, 15. Another 
Conference, desired by Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported ; Managers to consider Reasons 

and. Precedents, in Answer to Lords Keasons and Precedents; 

Order for sitting of Committee, and perfecting Report ; another 

Committee to search Lords Journals for a particular Proviso, 

20. Reasons and Precedents reported ; Confercace, desired 

with Lords, agreed to, held, and reported; Lords Reasous to 

be entered in Journals, 22. 

— Bill of Subsidies ordered, and recommended to care of one 

Member, 17 Dec. 1670. To be read, 29. Read, 3 Jan. on 

mitted, 











INDEX oo the 


mitted, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21. 23. 26, 27. &amp; 31 Jan, 1. 8. 
10, &amp; 11 Feb. Report of Progress, 16. 19, 20, 21. 23. &amp; 
27 Jan. &amp; 1 Feb. Clause for doubly rating Members De- 
fauliers, ordered, 8. Bill to be reported, 13. Reported, 14. 
Report to be considered, 14 &amp; 15. Considered, 15 &amp; 106. 
Proviso to excuse Ground unbuilt, and Houses untenanted, 
agreed to ; Bill to be ingrossed ; Provisoes for Persons to swear 
in their Discharge, and for taxing privileged Places, ordered, 
16. Latter Proviso agreed to; Bill passed, 18. Returned 
from Lords, with Amendments and Provisoes; Consideration 
adjourned, 28. A Proviso disagreed to; Committee to assign 
Reasons ; Conference to be desired, 1 Mar. Lords consent to 
leaving out Proviso, 3. Royal Assent, 6. 

~——— Bill for Encouragement of the Fishery, tendered, 5 Jan. 
1670. Read, and withdrawn, as deficient, and brought in with- 
out Leave—grand Committee on Trade to consider of an Im- 
position, receive Proposals, and prepare Bill, 17 Feb. Matter 
referred to select Committee, 4 Mar. Committee revived, and 
Order for sitting, 10. Committees added, 10 &amp; 11. Com- 
mittee impowered to receive Informations, 20. Report; Bill 
presented, 27. ‘To be read, 28. 

-- -— Bill for Imposition on Law Proceedings, ordered, 5 Dec. 
1670. A Committee to send to Officers at Law, and other 
Courts, for Account thereof, and consider what Impositions 
may be laid on them, 5. Instruction relating to Court of 
Adiniralty ; another Committee to prepare Bill, 7. Bill read, 
21 Mar. Committed, 27, 28, 29, 30, &amp; 31 Mar. 1. 3. &amp; 
6 Apr. Instruction to make Bill agreeable to Votes, and con- 
sider what Offices may bear Impositions, 27 Mar. Report of 
Progress, 29 &amp; 31 Mar. 1. 3. &amp; 6 Apr. Committee im- 
powered to receive Information, 29. Another Comunittee to 
prepare Clause touching Collection of the Duty, 3 Apr. Com- 
mittees added, 4. Same Committee to prepare Clause for 
making Accounts upen Oath, except as execpted; for regu- 
lating Fees ; for King to appoint Commissioners ; and to con- 
sider of Clause for taking off Duty in criminal Causes, 6. Bill 
reported, and to be ingrossed ; Speaker, on Presentment, to 
intimate, that Time of Continuance and Duties were inlarged, 
in Contemplation of Prince of Orange’s Debt, and to desire 
the Aids given may be applied towards Satisfaction of Debts, 
7. Proviso for preventing vexatious Suits, agreed to; Bill 
passed, 10. Agreed to by Lords, 13. 

— Bill to re-vest the Power of granting Wine Licences in 

the Crown, and settle a Recompence on Duke of York, read, 

24 Jan. 1670. Committed, 26. Committee revived, and 

Order for sitting, 31. Lill reported, and to be ingrossed, g Feb. 

Passed, 11. 

Bill, from Lords, for vesting Fee-simple of certain Lands 
in Portsmouth in the Crown, 13 Apr. Read, 14. Read Se- 
cond time, 19. Passed, 20. 

Resolutions of Committee on Ways and Means disagreed 

to; viz. relating to Persons holding ‘lwo Livings, 6 Dec.— 

to certain Warrants and Mandates, 7.—to Persons frequenting 

Playhouses, 19. 








25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 
NALISB URY new Writ, 6 Feb. 


— Earl of, Bill, from Lords, to lett Leases for a Term, 
read, 5 Mar. Committed, 8. Reported, and passed, with 
Amendments, 13. Amendments agreed to by Lords, 19. 

Serjeant to take Footmen on the Stairs in Custody, 7 Feb. 

Seymour, Edward, chosen Speaker, 18 Feb. 

Shoreham new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Sidley, Sir Charles. Vide Privileges. 

Smith. Vide Privileges. 

Speaker chosen; Purport of his Speech, 4 Feb.—Approved ; his 
Speech on Presentment; makes usual Petitions, 5.—Being 
indisposed, comes late, 15.—His Letters to King and House, 
desiring Leave to retire ; new Speaker chosen, and approved, 
18.—-With EHlouse and Mace, attends King at Whitehall, 19 
&amp; 27 Feb. 7 &amp; 26 Mar.—To distribute Collection made for 
Officers of House, 24 Mar.—To thank King, for frequent 
Accesses, gracious Answers to Addresses, and Declaration of 
Care for the Protestant Religion, 26.—To issue Warrants for 
summoning Persons interested in Bills to attend Committee 
—gives casting Votes 29. 

Stanton. Vide Privileges. 

Strode, Sir Wm. Petition referred to Committee, 24 Feb. Com- 
mittees added, 3 Mar. 

Suffolk new Writ, 6 Feb. Sheriff to make Return, 1 Mar. 

Election, and double Return, Petitions, 1 &amp; 4. 
Sunday, Bill for better Observation thereof, ordered, 13 Mar. 
Read, 18. 
Suepty, Motion for it considered in Committee of whole House ; 
Report of Grant, 7 Feb. 
——-~— Vote to admit no new Motion before Recess, 27 Mar. 
Bills of Supply: 
Bill for Eighteen Months Assessment, ordered, 7 Feb. 
Read, 13. Committed, 18. 21. 25. &amp; 28 Feb. 4 &amp; 8 Mar. 








Nintu VoLuuMeE. 


Case of London recommended for Ease in their Proportion, 
18 eb. Clause for exporting Corn, committed, 21. Report 
of Progress, 21. 25. &amp; 28 Feb. 4&amp;8 Mar. Lists of Com- 
missioners ordered, 4 Mar. Bill to he reported, 11. Reported, 
and in Part considered, 14. Residue considered; Bill to be 
ingrossed, 15. Debate touching reading Bill adjourned, 21. 
Bill passed, 26. Agreed to by Lords, a9. 

— Bill to enable King to lett Leases in the Duchy of Corn- 
wall, ordered, 5 Mar. Read, 11. Comnnitted, 12. “Reported, 
and to be ingrossed ; Order for ‘Third Reaang in full Louse, 
22. Passed, 24. 





25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 11. A. 1673. 
SPEA K ER, previous Question, that he leave the Chair, and 


Speaker pro tempore be appointed, Neg.—to issue Warrants 
for new Writs, in room of Members dead or removed, where 
no Claim depending, 27 Oct.—To issue Warrant for Release 
of Member’s Servant arrested, 31.—With House and Mace, 
attends King at Whitehall, 3 Nov. 

Stillingfleet, Dr. desired to preach, 27 Oct. 
Suffolk Election, Petition, 31 Oct. 


Supply, King’s Speech to be considered in Committee of whole - 


louse, 27 Oct. Considered, and Resolution, that House will 
not think of any Aid, till Times of Payment of Eighteen 
Months Assessment be expired, unless the Obstinacy of the 
Dutch make it necessary ; nor before the Kingdom is eflectu- 
ally secured from the Dangers of Popery, and other Grievances 
redressed, 31. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. IL. Part. 2. Sess. 12. 
A. 1673, § 1074. 


COT LAND, Committee to inspect Laws lately nade there, 
tending to Breach of the Union, 11 Peb. Report to be made, 
oC 

Severn. Vide Piscary. 

Sheriffs, Bill for Ease of them, and Justices of Peace, read, 23 
Jan. Committed, 26. Reported, and to be ingrossed, :9 
Feb. 

Simony, Bill to prevent it, ordered, 26 Jan. 

Southwark, Bill for Court of Conscience, ordered, 20 Feb. 

Speaker to issue Warrants for new Writs, in room of Members 
dead or removed, where no Claim depending, 7 Jan—-wiih 
House and Mace, attends King at W hiteha!l, 13.—to con- 
sider antient Orders of House, 21. Committee to assist him, 
22.—Motion for him to send a Warrant to Surveyor to open 
a Passage from the Gallery to his Chamber; Debate thereon; 
Committee to search Precedents, 29. Report; Debate there- 
on; Speaker to send his Warrant, 31. Form thereof; Pas- 
sage opened, 3 F'eb.—With House and Mace, goes to Church, 
go Jan.—Upon presenting Address, to return Thanks for 
Speech, 5 I’eb—Upon presenting Address, to make a Peu- 
tion, 10. 

Stafford, Town, new Writ, 21 Jan. 

Stalling fleet, Dr. thanked for his Sermon on 5 November, 15 Jan. 

Strode, Sir Wm. Vide Drake. 

Subjects. Vide Imprisonment, and Exactions. 

Suffolk Election, and double Return, Petition, 7 Jan. Report 
to be made, 17 Feb. Made; Return to be amended, 19. 

— Petition from, 14 Feb. Vide dulnage. 

Suits, vexatious, Bill to prevent them, read, 7 Jan. Commit- 
ted, and recommended to Care of one Member, 21.—Com- 
mittee revived, and Order for sitting, 6 Feb. Comunittces 
added, 16. 





27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sess. 13. A. 1675. 


ALTER. Vide Privileges. 
Schools. Vide Hospitals. 

Serjeant. Vide Privileges. 

—to keep Stairs clear, and take Offenders in Custody, 16 
Apr.—sent, with Mace, to fetch Member from King’s Bench 
Prison, 20.—to give Members Notice to attend, 18 May.— 
ta give Account of his Deputy’s Behaviour, and whether he 
took Bail by his Direction, 27.—authorized to take in Custody 
Persons attempting to arrest, imprison, or detain him from 
executing his Office, and to require all Persons to assist him ; 
allowed Privilege, 4 June. Debate touching him adjourned, 
4&amp;7. Resumed; Resolution thereupon, 7. 

Severn. Vide Piscary. 

Sheriffs, and proper Officers, Letters to be sent to them relating 
to Defaulters, 26 May, &amp; 2 June. Vide Speaker. 

Shirley, Dr. Vide Privileges. 

Somerset, Petition from, 30 Apr. Vide dulnage. 

Southampton County, new Writ, 13 Apr. : 

Southwark, Bill for Court of Conscience, ordered, 15 Apr. Pre- 
sented, 30. Read, 3 May. ; 

Speaker to issue Warrants tor new Writs, in room of Members 
dead, or removed, and order Clerk of the Crown to ake coe 

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they are delivered to proper Officer, 13 Apr.—with Houfe and 
Mace, attends King at Whitehall, 14. 21. 26. &amp; 29 Apr. 
7 May, &amp; 5 June.—to fend Letter to fiop Proceedings at Law 
againft Members Tenants, 20 Apr.—Care of reading Bill in 
full Houfe, recommended to him, 7 May.—Gives cafting 
Vote, 20.—to fend Letters to Sheriffs, and proper Officers, for 
Places for which Defaulters ferve; Committee to prepare 
Draught, 26. Report, 31. Order for fending them, 2 June. 
—to iffue Warrants for committing Perfons to the Tower, 1. 
2. &amp; 4 June. For apprehending Delinquents, 2 &amp; 3.— 
Thanked for his Care for the Honour and Service of Houfe, 
in iffuing Warrants for executing Orders, 2. For caufing Per- 
fon formerly in Custody to be feized, 4. 

Spry. Vide Privileges. 

Stanhope. Vide Privileges. 

Stanley. Vide Privileges. 

Stonehoufe, Sir John. Vide Privileges. 

Stoughton, Sir Nicolas. Vide Privileges. 

Subjects. Vide Exactions, Liberty, and Prifoners. 

Suffolk, Petitions from, 15 &amp; 30 Apr. Vide Aulnage. 

Suits, unneceffary, and Delays, Committee to prepare Bill to 
prevent them, 16 Apr. Bill read, 23. Committed, 27. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 7 May. Pafled, 15. Sent to 
Lords, 10. 

Suppry, Bills of. 

Bill tor Impofition on foreign Commodities, ordered, 27 Apr. 
Read, 29. Coinmitted, 17 May. 

————- Committee to prepare Bill for appropriating Cultoms to 
the Uie of Navy, 4 May. Billtendered, 12. Read, 15. Order 
for Second Reading, 18. Committed, 19. 


27° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 14. A. 1675. 


SANDFORD, Dr. defired to preach, 27 Oct. Thanked, 6 
Nov. 

Serjeant to convey Offenders to the Tower, 21 &amp; 26 Oct. 

Sheriff to attend tor neglecting to return a Writ, 10 Noy. Vide 
Eye. 

Ships. Vide Supply, intra. 

Shirley, Dr. Vide Privileges. 

Shoemakers Petition, 26 Oct. Vide Leather. 

Simons. Vide Privileges. 

Southwark, Tower Hamlets, and Out-parifhes, Bill for Court of 
Contcience ordered, 21 Ot. To be prefented, 23. To be 
read, 3 &amp; 4 Nov. 

Speaker to iflue Warrants for new Writs, in room of Members 
dead, or removed, where no Claim depending, 13 Oét.—to 
iffue Warrants for fending Perfons to the Tower, 20 &amp; 26. 
For difcharging them, 22. For Releafe of Member’s Servant 
arrefted—to accommodate Differences between Members, 8 
Nov. 

Spencer, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Subjects. Vide Imprifonment, Exaélion, France, and Liberty. 

Suits, unneceflary, and Delays, Bill to prevent them, ordered, 
26 Oét. 

Sunday, Committee to prepare Bill for better Obfervation there- 
of, and to prevent Blafphemy, Curfing, and Swearing, 20 
Oct. 

Suppxy, Motion for it, to take off Anticipations of the Revenue, 
and build Ships, to be confidered in Committee of whole 
Houfe, 18 Oct. Confidered, and Report of Refolution, not 
to grant it for taking off Anticipations, 19.—Supply for build- 
ing Ships to be contidered in Committee of whole Houle, 
19. 22. 26, &amp; 27 Oct. 2, 3, &amp; 4 Nov. Queftion for 
giving further Direction to Committee, Neg. 4. Confi- 
dered, 22 Oct. 2, 3, 4, &amp; 6 Nov. Report of Progrefs, 2, 
3 &amp; 4 Nov. Report of Refolutions for building ‘Twenty 
Ships, 22 Ot. Touching the Rates and the Sum for build- 
ing, and towards furnifhing, them, 6 Nov.—Touching the 
Manner of paying, keeping, appropriating, and difburfing, the 
Money, 11. 

~—— Votes, that Money given fhall be appropriated to build- 
ing Ships, 26 Oét.—That, on a Queftion between greater and 
jeiler Sum, or longer or fhorter Time, the leaft Sum, and 
longeft Time, ought firft to be put, 3 Nov. 

Ways and Means 
For raifing the Supply confidered in Committee of whole 
Houle; Report of Refolution for raifing it by Land Tax, and 
monthly Affeffment, and that no other Charge be laid this 
Seffion, 8 Noy. 

Bills of Supply. 
Bill for appropriating Cuftoms to the Ufe of the Navy, read, 
18 Oét. Committed 21. To be annexed to Bill for pro- 
viding, equipping, and furnifhing, Twenty Ships, 11 Nov. 

Committee to prepare Bill for building and rigging 
Twenty Ships, and appropriating Cuftoms to the Ufe of Navy, 
11 Nov. Committees added, 16. Bill read, 20, 

Swearing. Vide Sunday, fupra. 





Vor. IX. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 15. A. 1676, 1677, 
&amp; 1678. 


S4 MINE, John, Sir Roger and Cecil Cooper, Bill from 


Lords, to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, 31 Mar. 1677. 
Read, 2 Apr. Committed, 5 Feb. Petiticn against Bill pre- 
fented, and referred, 9. Committees added, 27. will reported, 
12 Mar. Paffed, with Amendments, 19. Amendments agreed 
to by Lords, 27. 

Sandford. Vide Privileges. 

Sanfom. Vide Privileges. 

Sawyer. Sir Robert, chofen Speaker, 11 Apr. 1678: 

Scoppens, John, Bill for naturalizing him and others, read, 21 
Feb. 1677. Parties take Oaths, 27 

Scudamore, Captain, thanked for Information about Growth of 
Popery, 27 Mar. 1678. ; 

Serjeant to keep Patlages clear, and take Offenders into Cutfiody, 
22 Feb. 1676.—Sent, with Mace, to fetch Member from the 
Fleet, 2 Apr. ' 

Seymour, Edward, chofen Speaker, 6 May, 1678. 

Shalcrofs, Francis, Bill, from Lords, to feil Lands for Payment of 
Debts and Portions, 9 Mar. 1677. Read, 13. Committed, 18. 
Reported 20. Pailed, 2 May. Sent to Lords, 3. 

Sheppard, Wm. Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Cattle. 

Sheriff to expedite an Eleciion, 27 Feb. 1676. Vide Stamford, 
infra.—to communicate an Order to Members, 27 Mar. &amp; 
15 Apr. 

Ships. Vide Supply, infra. 

-— Committee to examine into the requiring Fees, Oaths, 
and Bonds, for Pafles, 7 Mar. 1676. Report; Refolution 
thereupon, 24. 

Shoemakers, and others, Petition, 1 Mar. 1676. Vide Leather. 

Shrewlhury new Writ, 16 Feb. 1676. 

Sik, home-made. Vide Wool. 

Simony, Bill to prevent it, read, 20 Feb. 1676. Committed, 23. 
Committees added, 21 Mar. Bill reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 26. Pafled, 3 Apr. 

Smith, Sir Thomas, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, 
read, 1 Mar. 1676. Committed, 6. Reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 13. Read Third time; Debate thereon adjourned ; 
Bill to lic on the Table, 3 May. Paflled, 11. 

Sir James. Vide Privileges. 

Sollicitor allowed Privilege, 30 Apr. 

Southwark, Bill for a Judicature to determine Differences touch- 
ing Honfes burnt or detiroyed, ordered, 1 Mar. 1676. To be 
read, 7. Read, 12. Committed, 17. Reported, and to be 
ingrofled, 31. Paffed, 11 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

— Bill for Court of Conlcience, read, 12 Mar. 1676. 
Order for Second Reading, 4 May. 

Speaker to fend Letter appointing a Day for Member to be heard, 

19 Feb. 1676.—to iflve Warrants for Difcharge of M 








lembers 
Servants arrefted, 26 Feb. &amp; 12 Mar.—to give Sheriff Notice 
to expedite an Election, 27 Feb.—With Houfe and Mace, at- 
tends King at Whitehall, 23. 26. &amp; .28 May.—Paper pre- 
fented, complaining of irregular Adjournments by ete 28 
Jan. Debate thereon adjourned, 28 Jan. 6 Feb. &amp; g Mar.— 
Thanks Mr. Arnold and Captain Scudamore for Informations 
about Growth of Popery, 27 Mar.—Defires Houfe to dilpenfe 
with his Attendance; Meflage from King, with Leave to chufe 
a new Speaker; Motion for it; Precedent, as to Manner of 
proceeding, read; new Speaker chofen, 11 Apr. Approved, 
15.—I'o fign Letters to Sheriffs, touching Notice to abfent 
Members, 15.—Admonifhes Member for an offenfive Speech, 
3 May. Vide Goreing.—His Letter to Clerk, defiring Houte 
to difpenfe with his Attendance, read; another Speaker cho- 
fen by King’s Permiflion; Purport of his Speech; Speaker ap- 
proved, 6 May. 

Spratt, Dr. thanked for his Sermon, 30 Jan. 1677. 

Squibb, Laurence, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands, 12 Mar. 1676. 
Read, 23. Committed; Infiruétion, 27. Reported, 3 Apr. 
Pafled, 14. 

Stage coaches, Debate touching fuppreffing them, adjourned, 10 
May, 1678. 
Stamford new Writs, 16 Feb. &amp; 28 Jan. Complaint that Sheriff 
delays iffuing Precept; Speaker to ~ him Notice to expe- 
dite Eleétion, 27 Feb. 1676. His Petition exhibited to the 

Committee, rejected by Houle, 27 Mar. 

Standifh, Edward, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts and 
Portions, read, 22 Mar. 1676. Committed, 26. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 4 Apr. Pafled, 13. Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

Stannary Laws. Vide Supply. 

Star. Vide Privileges. 

Stephens, Robert, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Bermudas. 

Stone, Roger, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Cattle. 

Strickland, Sir Thomas, Information given, that he had been con- 
victed of Recufancy ; Record, ordered, 16 Feb. 1676. Speaker, 
by Letter, to give him Notice thereof, and appoint a Day for 
hearing, 19. His Anfwer read; Debate thereon; Refolution 
that he is difabled from being a Member, 6 Mar. 

Sturmey. Vide Privileges. 


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Subjects. Vide France, Exactions, and Liberty. 

Sudbury new Writ, 21 May, 1677. 

Suiis, unnecellary, and Delays, Bill, from Lords, to perpetuate 
Act for avoiding them, 2 Mar. 1676. Read, 19. Committed ; 
Infiruction, 5 Mar. 1677. Comunittee revived, and Order for 
fitting, 21. 

Sunday, Bill, from Lords, for better Obfervation thereof, read, 
13 Apr. 1677. Read Second time ; Queftion for Commitment, 
Neg. read ‘Third time, and pailed, 16. 

Suprry, Motion for it, 20 Feb. 1676. 'To be confidered in 
Committee of whole Houte, 20 &amp; 21. Confidered; Report of 
Grant for building Ships, 21. 

-——— another Motion for further Supply, 8 Mar. 1676. To 
be confidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 8 &amp; 9. Confi- 
dered; Report of Grant, 12. 

——- another Motion for Supply, for Support of prefent Al- 
liances, 4 Feb. :677. To be confidered in Committee of whole 
Hloufe, 4, 5,6, 7.&amp; 16. Confidered, 5, 6,7.&amp; 18. Motion 
froin Committee to add, “ made with the States General of the 
“ United Provinces, for the Prefervation of the Spanifh 

Netherlands, and leffening the Power of France,” agreed to; 
Report of Grant, 5—Of Kefolutions, that Ninety Ships are 
neceflary, 6.—That Houle be moved to appoint a Committee 
to confider the monthly Charge thereof ; Committee appointed 
accordingly, 7. Vide infraa—That ‘Twenty-fix Regiments of 
Poot, Four of Horfe, and Two of Dragoons, are necellary— 
that Houle be moved to appoint Committee to confider Charge 
thereof; Committce appointed accordingly, 8. Vide infra.~— 
Relating to the Sum for entering into War with France, 18. 

——— a Committee to confider the monthly Charge of Ninety 
Ships ; Papers referred, 7 Feb. 1677. Confideration of Charge 
of Twenty-fix Regiments of Foot, four of Horfe and Two of 
Dragoons, referred, 8, Committee have Leave to fit, fitting 
HToute, 12. Charge reported, 14. 

--—— the Manner of a more decent Interment of King Charles [. 
to be confidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 29 Jan. 1677. 
Coutidered; Motion from Committee for further Direétion ; 
Commiitice impowered to confider of a Monument, and Sum 
for delraying the Charge thereof; Sum reported ; Bill ordered 
thercupon, 30. Vide infra, 

Hays and Means 

for raifing the Supply to build Ships, to be confidered in Com- 
mittee of whole Houle, 27 Feb. 8&amp; o Mar. 1676. Petition 
prefented, and referred, 12. Confidered ; Report of Retfolu- 
tions for raifing it by a Land Tax, and monthly Afieflment.— 
touching the Proportion, 2: Mar.—By continuing additional 
Excile, 12. 
———— for raifing the Supply for entering into War with Trance, 
to be contidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 18, 19, 20, 
21,&amp; 22 Feb. &amp; o Mar. 1677. Confidered, 19, 20, 21, 22, 
&amp; 23 Peb.&amp; 11 Mar. Report of Progrefs, 20, 21, &amp; 22. 
Report of Refolutions for raifing it by Half Year’s Rent on 
new Buildings within Bills of Mortality—that Houle be moved 
to appoint Cominittee to confider Lfiimates thereof; Com- 
mittee appointed accordingly, 19 Feb. Vide infra. For railing 
it by Poll Tax ; Bill ordered thereupon, 23. Vide intra. 

— Committee left at large to confider the Charge upon new 
Buildings—Report of Refolutions touching the Perfons to pay 
it—touching fmall Houtes built, where great ones have been 
pulled down—touching Refiraint of further Buildings ; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 11 Mar. 1677. Vide infra. 

---—-—~ Committee to confider Ettimate of Half Year’s Rent on 
new Buildings within the Bills of Mortality fince 1656, 19 
Feb. 1677. Order for their fitting, 21 Feb. &amp; 21 Mar. Com- 
mittees added, 22 feb. &amp; 21 Mar. Speaker to iffue Warrants 
tor Lifts of thofe not perfected, 22 Feb. 

Bills of Supply. 

Comunittee of whole Houle to confider of Heads for Bill to 
build Thirty Ships, 3 Mar. 1676. Confidered, and Report of 
Kefolutions relating to the Rates—to the Commencement of 
Supply—to the Time for building, the Manner of paying, 
keeping, and difburfing, the Money, and tran{initting the 
Accounis to Houle ; Committee to prepare Bill thereupon, 5. 
Bill read, 14. Committed, 19. 23. 20, 30, &amp; 31 Mar. &amp; 3 
Apr. Report of Progrefs, 30 &amp; 31 Mar. &amp; 3 Apr. Com- 
mittee to confider whether London fhall have Kafe, and how, 
19 Mar. Report of Refolution, that Houfe be moved to ap- 
point a Conunittee to afcertain the Proportions upon feveral 
Counties and Cities, to provide Sums for filling up Blanks, 
and to contider poftponed Claufes relating to judicial Offices ; 
Commitice appointed accordingly; Lifts of Commitlioners 
ordered, 23. Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 29. 
sill to be reported, 6 Apr. Reported, and to be ingrofied, 
7- Paitled, 9. Conference defired by Lords, agreed to; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Lords 
Amendments to be confidered, 11. Contidered, and difagreed 
to; Committee to aflign Reatons, 12. Report; Conference 
defired, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 
and reported, 13. Free Conference, defired by Lords, agreed 
to ; Managers appointed ; tree Conference held, and reported ; 


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Debate touching adhering to Bill; Committee to fearch Pre- 

cedents ; Lords Amendments dilagreed to; former Managers 

to aflign Reafons ; Managers added ; ree Conference defired 
with Lords, and agreed to, 14. Held and repurted; Lords 

agree to leave out their Amendments, 16. 

Bill for additional Excife, ordered, and recommended to 

Care of one Member, 24 Mar. 1676. Prefented, 26. Read, 2 

Apr. Committed; Petition read, and referred ; Queftions, 

that Committee confider of Claufe for Exportation of Corn ; 

that Houfe go into Committee on Bill next Day; feverally 

Neg. Bill reported, and to be mgrofied, 10. A Committee to 

prepare borrowing Claufe, i2. Claufe reported; Bill pafled, 

13. Agreed to by Lords, 14. 

Bill, from Lords, to fettle Stannary Laws, encourage 
Adventurers in Tin, and preferve King’s Revenue, 11 Apr. 
1677. Read, 14. Comuitted, 14 Feb. Committee revived, 
and Order for fitting, 22 Feb.&amp; 15 Mar. Bill reported, and 
recommnitted ; all that come to have Voices ; Pewterers to be 
fummoned, 11 Mar. 

— Billfor more folemn Interment of, and ereciing Monu- 
ment for, King Charles I. ordered, 30 Jan. 1677. To be pre- 
fented, 9 Feb. Read, 12. Order for Second Reading, 16 
Mar. Committed, 18. 21, &amp; 22. Report of Interruption by 
Meflage from King, 20. Report of Progrefs, 22. 

~——— Poll Tax Bill ordered, 23 Feb. 1677. Read,26. Com- 
mitted, 27 &amp; 28 Feb. 1, 2. and 4 Mar. Inttruétion that no 
French Commodities be imported for Three Years, under 
Penalties, and to confider of appropriating Claufe, and whether 
French Wine and Brandy fhall be taxed, and of limiting 
Time, after which French Commodities fhall be dctiroyed ; 
Report of Refolution, that Houfe be moved to appoint a 
Committee to prepare Claufes; Committee appointed accord- 
ingly, 27 Feb. Report of Progrefs, 27 &amp; 28 beb. 1, 2. &amp; 4, 
Mar. Committee impowered to inflict Penalties on Retailers 
after a Day to be limited, and on Informers not profecuting 
after Seizure, 2 Mary. Ciautes reported, and referred, 4 &amp; 5. 
Bill to be reported, 5. Reported, and feveral Claufes agreed 
to; Bill to be ingrofled ; Ryder concerning Commiffioners for 
Lincoln City, ordered, 6. Order for Third Reading, 7. Bill 
paffed, 8. Returned trom Lords, with Amendments ; Amend- 
nents agreed to, 14. 

— Bill for laying a Charge on new Buildings, with ap- 

propriating Claufe, ordered, 11 Mar. 1677. Read; Speaker 

to deliver Lifis of thofe not perfected, 15. Order for Second 

Reading, 19. Read Second ‘Time; Vebate touching Com- 

mitment adjourned, 21. Queftion lor further Adjournment, 

Neg. Bill committed; Queftion, that Counfel be heard ai 

Bar, Neg. 23. Bill reported, 26. 

- Bill to enable the hing to lett Leafes in Cornwall, read, 
4 May, 1678. Committed ; Claufe touching inclofing Forefis, 
Waties, and Commons, to be left out, 8. 

Swale, Sir Solomon, Information given, that he is convicted of 
Recufancy ; Record ordered, 1 Veb. 1677. Prefented; his 
Petition, and Order for his Attendance, 5. 


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30° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef. 16. A. 1678. 


YCOPPENS, John, Bill for naturalizing him, and others, 

‘ read, 5 June. Parties take Oaths, 7 &amp; 22 June, &amp; 1 July. 
Bill committed, 11 June. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 24. 
Pafled, 1 July. 

Serjeant to give additional Manager Notice to prepare himfel! 
for free Conference, 27 June. 

Severn. Vide I'i/hing. 

Shirley. Vide Priviteges. 

Shoemakers, and others, Petition, 8 June. Vide Leather. 

Shrewfbury Election, Petition, 23 May. 

Silk Manutacture. Vide Wool. 

Speaker to fummon Delinquents, 11 July. 

Stannary Laws. Vide Supply. 

Stuf and Serges, Petition of Merchants trading therein, 1 July. 

Suffolk, Petition from, 30 May. Vide Wool. 

Suits, Bill to prevent Removals of them, ordered, 1 June. Com- 
mitted, 18. Reported, and to be ingroiled, 21. =i 

unneceflary, and Delays, Bill, from Lords, for reviving 
A&amp; to prevent them, and to continue Act for better fettling 
Inteftates Eftates, 8 June. Read, 24. Committed, 3 July. 
Reported, and pafied, with Amendments, 12. Amendnyents 
agreed to by Lords, 13. 

Suppxy, Motion for it, to diiband Forces raifed fince 29 Sep- 
tember laft, to be confidered in Committee of whole Houle, 
go May. Confidered; Report of Grant, 31.—OF the Sum ; 
Bill ordered thereupon, 4 June. Vide intra. ; 

State of the Fleet to be confidered, 30 May. Contfi- 

dered; Motion for Supply to difmifs the extraordinary Charge 
thereof, to be confidered in Committee ol whole Houte, 
3 June. Confidered; Report of Grant, 5. 

——— another Motion for additional Revenue; previous 
Queftion, that Houfe go into Committee thereupon, Affrma- 
tive; main Quefiion, Neg. 18 June. 

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another Motion for Compenfation for Claufe, prohibit- 
ing French Commodities, difagreed to, 18 June. 

———— another Motion for Supply, to pay off extraordinary 
Charge of the Navy and Ordnance, and Princefs of Orange’s 
Portion, and to repay Money borrowed on additional Excife. 
to be confidered in Committee of whole Houle, 18 June. 
Confidered ; Report of Grant, 21. 

— previous and main Queftions, that, after a certain Day, 

no new Motion be made for a Supply before Recefs, feverally 

Affirmative, 15 June.—Vote, that People be charged with no 

more Money this Seffion, 21. 

Committee to prepare State of the Rights of the Com- 

mons in granting Money, 2 July. Report of Refolutions, 

that all Aids are the fole Gift of the Commons, and Bills, for 

Grants thereof, ought to begin with them, and that Lords 

ought not to alter them, 3. 

— Committee to examine what is due to Forces to be dif- 
banded, and the beft Way to leffen the prefent Charge of the 
Fleet, 30 May. Nevived, 31. Order for fitting, 31 May, &amp; 
4 June. Eftimates of Ordnance to be brought in to them, 
4. Report. and Refolutions thereupon, 17. 

—w— Motion for appointing a Time to bring in Account of 
Difburfements of Money borrowed on additional Exeife ; De- 
bate thereon adjourned, 6 June. Refumed ; Refolution, that 
Houte is obliged to repay it ; Committee to take the Account, 8. 

Ways and Means 
Vor raifing the Supply to difband Forces raifed fince 29th Sep- 
tember lati, confidered in Committee of whole Houfe ; Keport 
of Refolution for railing it by monthly Affefiment, 4 June. 

——— Motion for new lnpofis on Wine and Vinegar, to be 
confidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 18 June. Confi- 
derea ; Reportof Resolution for continuing them ; Bill ordered 
thercupon, 20. Vide infra. 

or Motion for va.uag it to pay off extraordinary Charge of 
the Navy and Ordnance, and Princefs of Orange’s Portion, 
and to repay Moncy borrowed on additional Excife, to be con- 
fidered in Coiinitree of whole Houfe, 21 June. Confidered, 
24,25,&amp;% 296. Report of Refolutions for raifing it by av Im- 
politiou on new Buildings—by a Subfidy, 25.—Severally dif- 
agreed to, 25 &amp; 26.—By Land Tax ; Bill ordered thereupon, 
206. Vide infra. 

Bills of Supply. 

Bill for paying off and difbanding Forces raifed fince the 
Twenth-ninth September, with borrowing and appropriating 
Claules, ordered; ‘Time to be limited, 4 June. Bill read, 
6. Committed, 7. 11, &amp; 12. Queliion, that Houfe go 
into Cominittee thereupon, Neg. 7. Report of Progrefs, 11, 
Bill to be reported, 12. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. 
Claufes touching Commitlioners for Lincoln City and Not- 
tingham ‘Town, and touching Soldiers Apprentices, agreed to ; 
Bill paffed, 14. Houfe put Lords in mind of Bill, 20. — Bill 
returned, with Amendinents, 22. Amendments difagreed 
10; Committee to fearch Precedents, and aflign Reatons for 
Difaerecment, 22. Reafons and a Provifo reported ; Provilo 
to be ingrofied ; Read Third time, and agreed to; Confe- 
renee, defired with Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; 
Conference held, and reported, 25. Another Conference, 
delired by Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed ; Confe- 
rence held, and reported; Lords Amendments dilagreed to ; 
Houle adhere to Provifo ; former Managers to affign Reafons ; 
Managers added, 26. Free Conference, defired with Lords, 
agreed to; Managers appointed ; additional Manager ; Ser- 
jeant to give hum Notice, 27. Free Conference held, and re- 
ported; another free Conference, defired by Lords, agreed 
to; free Conference held, and reported; Refolutions there- 
upon, that Loufe adheres to Provifo, and Difagreement to 
Part of Lords Amendments, 28. Amendments confidercd ; 
Houte adheres to the Words of Bill; another free Conference 
defired with Lords, and agreed to, 1 July. Free Conference 
held ; Comunittee to prepare State of Reatons and Proceedings 
had at the free Conference, 2. Report; entering thereof in 
Journal to be relpited, 15. 

Bill for fettling Stannary Laws, ordered, 15 June. 

Read, 17. Committed; Counfel to be heard, 19. Petition 

prefented, and referred, 21. 

Bill for continuing new Impoft on Wine and Vinegar, 
ordered, 20 June. Read, 24. Committed ; Petition prefented 
and referred, 27. Bill to be reported, 6 July. Reported, and 
to be ingrofled, 8, Paffed, g. Agreed to by re 11. 

——— explanatory Bill touching prohibiting l'rench Commo- 
dities, read, 25 June. Committed, 27. 

a——— Land ‘Tax Lill, with borrowing Claufe, ordered, 26 
June. Read,27. Provifion for Sum for difbanding Army to 
be made, 3 July. Bill committed; Committee to take Care 
Provifion be made; Report of Progrefs, 4. Bill to be re- 
ported, 5. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 6. Pafled, 8. 
Agreed to by Lords, 12. 

Refolutions of Committee on Ways and Means difagreed 

to, viz. for‘a Charge on new Buildings, 25 June—For a 

Subfidy, 26. 

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Swale, Sir Solomon, to attend, 5 June. Record of his Convic- 
tion of Recufancy, ordered, 5 &amp; 8. Prefented; his Letter to 
Speaker, read; to bring in Certificate of his Conformity, or 
new Writ to be ordered, 10. Difcharged, and new Writ 
ordered, 19. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 17. A. 1678. 
SC UDAMORE, Lord. Vide Privileges. 


Serjeant fent, with Meffengers, to bring a Perfon to Bar, 23 
Oct.—fent into Speaker’s Chamber, to take Account of Mem- 
bers copying Papers; his Report, 28. 

Sheriffs to fummon Members to attend, 24 Nov, 

Shoreham new Writ, 21 Oct. 

Short, Dr. Vide Plot. 

Shrew/bury Election, Petition, 1 Nov. 

Siddell. Vide Privileges. 

Southampton 'Town, new Writ, 21 O&amp;. 

Speaker to give Clerk of Crown Notice to take Care Writs are 
delivered to Sheriffs, 21 O&amp;.—With Houfe and Mace, attends 
King at Whitehall, 22 &amp; 26.—To write Letter defiring Lord 
Chief Juftice to attend, 24.—To deliver Meflage to King, 
24. Reports King’s Anfwer, 25.—With other Members, to 
examine a Perfon in Newgate—to prefent an Addrefs ; re- 
ports King’s Anfwer, 2 Nov. Seals up, and delivers, Pa- 
pers to Clerk, 10 and 13.—Reports Purport of King’s Speech 
at Whitehall, 19.—T'o examine a Breach of Privilege, 20.— 
Reproves a Member, 21.—Tears Copies of Papers taken by 
Members, 28.—Takes Oaths, 30.—Delivers a Meflage fromm 
King, 7 Dec.—Not to adjourn Houfe without a Queltion, if 
infifted on, 19. 

Stafford, Lord Vifcount, impeached of Treafon ; Impeachment 
fent to Lords ; Committee to prepare Articles; Informations 
touching the Plot to be delivered to them, 5 Dec. 

Stolly, David, Petition, 14 Dec. Owned by his Agent, and to 
be confidered, 16. 

Stubbs, Herman, Petition, 14 Dec. Owned by his Agent, and 
to be confidered, 16. 

Suprpty, Ways and Means for raifing Money to difband the 
Forces, to be contidered in Committee of whole Houte; Re- 
port referred, 7 Dec. Confidered, and Report of Refolutions 
for railing it by a Land Tax—touching Commencement 
thereof ; Bill ordered thereupon, 9. Vide infra. 

Bill of Supply. 

Land ‘lax, Bill, with a borrowing Claufe, to be prepared 
by Committee, g Dec. Read, 11. Commiffioners appoint- 
ed; Blank to be filled up; Bill committed, and Report of 
Progrefs, 12. Bull to be reported, 13. Reported; Claufes 
added; Bill to be ingroffed, 14. Read Third time; enacting 
Claufe in Parchment, added; Bill paffed, 16. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments; Amendments in Part difagreed 
to; Committee to aflign Reafons, 21. Report; Conference 
defired with Lords, and agreed to, 23. Managers appointed ; 
Care thereof recommended to one Member, 26. Another 
Conference, defired by Lords, agreed to; Managers appoint- 
ed ; Conference held, and reported ; Lords Amendments dif- 
agreed to; Committee to aflign Reafons ; free Conference, 
detired with Lords, agreed to; Managers appointed; free 
Conference held, 28. 

Supremacy. Vide Oaths. 

Symonds. Vide Addrefs. 


31° Car. Il. Parl. 3. Sef 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


ABBATH-BREAKING. Vide Swearing, infra. 
Sackville, Mr. a Member, Information given that he had 
afperfed the King, and contemned the Proceedings of Parlia- 
ment; to attend; Witnefles to be examined, 21 Mar. Con- 
fideration adjourned, 24. Refumed; Witnefles examined ; 
Mr. Sackville committed to the Tower, and expelled ; Refolu- 
tion thereupon, 25. Vide dddrefs. His Petition, and Order 
for his Difcharge, 1 Apr. ' 
Saltafh Election, Datition 19 Mar. 
Seaford Eleétion, Petition, 1g Mar. 
Serjeant to take care that a Perfon have not Ufe of Pen, Ink, or 
Paper, and that no-body have Accefs to him, but Comunittee, 
5 Apr.—Order that all Perfons afliftt him, 5—-To attend a 
Party in his Cuftody at Admiralty, 20 May. 
Shaftefbury Eleétion, Petition, 19 Mar. 
Sharpe, Dr. defired to preach, 1 Apr. Thanked,12. 
Sheriff ordered into Cuftody, for refufing to return a Writ, 12 
May. Vide Norfolk. 
Shoemakers, and others, Petition, 24 Apr. Vide Leather. 
Shoreham Election, Petition, 19 Mar. 
Sidway, John, Committee to examine him touching the Plot, 8 
ay. 
Siler ential, Bill to regulate Abufes therein, ordered, 
and recommended to Care of one Member, 30 Apr. 
Sing, Mr. a Papift, ordered into Cuftody for being in the Lobby, 
8 Apr. 
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INDEX @ the Nintu VoLtumMe. 


Sommers. Vide Privileges. 

Southampton Election, Petition, 19 Mar. 

Southwark Election, Petition, 19 Mar. 

and Out-parifhes, Bill for Court of Confcience, ordered, 
28 Apr. Read,15 May. 

Southwell, Sir Robert, a Member, Information againft him 
touching Evidence relating to the Plot, to be heard at Bar, 26 
Mar. Heard; Refolution thereupon, 28.—-To fearch for a 
Letter of Lord Stafford’s not yet communicated to Committee 
of Secrecy, 4 Apr. 

Speaker to write Letters to Members on the Circuit to attend, 
20 Mar.—Reports Purport of King’s Speech, 22.—Matter of 
a Letter to him, to be examined by Members for London, 28. 
~-To iffue Warrant for Difcharge of Member in the Tower, 
1 Apr.—To iffue Warrants for taking into Cuttody Perfons 
to be named to him, 3 &amp; 24 Apr. &amp; 24 May.—To iflue War- 
rants, requiring all Perfons to ailift Serjeant, 5 Apr—Motion 
for chufiug a new Speaker not to be made till after 11 o’Clock, 
12.—To deliver Papers to a Committee, 17.—With Houfe 
aud Mace, demands Judgment at Lords Bar again{ft an ime 
peached Lord, 5 May.—With Houfe and Mace, attends King 
at Whitchall, 190 —To iflue Warrants for committing Delin- 
quen's to the Tower, 22. 

Stolly, Davia, Petition, 5 May. Vide Profperous. 

Stubbs, Worman, Petition, 5 May. Vide Profperous. 

Subject, Liberty of. Vide Liberty. 

Suppuy, Motion for it to pay off and ditband the Forces, to be 
confidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 15 Apr. Confidered, 
and Report of Kefolutions, that general Officers fhall not be 
paid—that no Officer fhall receive Pay from the Time Soldiers 
under his Command were difbanded—that a Supply be granted 
—that Commiflion Officers be paid to 1 April; Bill ordered 
thereupon, 16. Vide infra. 

Vote, that the Money be paid into Exchequer, 17 Apr. 

——-— a Committee to inquire what Part of the Money raited 
for difbanding Forces, remains in Exchequer, 30 Apr. Re- 
vived, and Order for fitting, 1 May. Report, 2. 

Bill of Supply. 

Committee to prepare Bill for paying off and difbanding the 
Forces, with borrowing and indemnifying Claufes, and to 
prepare [nfiructions for difbanding them, 16 Apr. Appropri- 
ating Claufe, with Penalties, ordered, 17. Bill read, 22. 
Committed, 23, 24, 25, &amp; 26. Commillioners appointed ; 
Report of Progrefs, 24. Bill to be reported, 26 &amp; 28. Re- 

orted; Report in Part confidered, 29. Refidue contidered ; 
Bill to be ingroffed, 30. Pafled, 2 May. Returned from 
Lords, with Amendments, 6. Amendments to be confidered, 
6&amp;7. Confidered, and in Part difagreed to; Committce to 
allign Reatons ; Report ; Conference defired with Lords, and 
agreed to; fame Committee to manage it; Managers added ; 
Conference held, and reported, 8. Lords waive their Amend- 
ments, Q. 





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Speaker choten, 21 O&amp;.—makes ufual Petitions, 22. 


ingroffed; Mr. Seymour ordered into Cuftody ; Serjeant im- 
powered to take Bail, 17. Ingroffed Articles read, and fent 
to Lords, 20. Anfwer brought from them, 23. Mcflage 
from Lords, acquainting Houfe they had received Petition 
from him; his Anfwer read ; Managers appointed, and to pre- 
pare Evidence, 3 Jan. Motion for Addrefs to remove him 
from King’s Prefence and Counfels ; Debate thereon adjourn- 
ed, 7. Tryal appointed, 8. 


Sherif to bring a Witnefs in his Cuftody to Bar, 13 Nov.—To 


give Members Notice to attend, 8 Dec. 


Sherridan, Mr. ordered into Cuftody ; a Committee to fearch his 


™ 


Papers and Lodgings ; Committees added ; Sherridan examin- 
ed; Serjeant to fearch him before Committee ; his Landlord to 
attend ; Papers, delivered by him, to be perufed by a Com- 
mittee, and committed to Charge of one Member ; Sherridan 
to be continued in Cuftody, and no Perfon to have accefs to 
him, but fuch as bring Necefflaries, g Dec. Further Confidera- 
tion adjourned, g &amp; 10. Report touching his Papers ; Order 
for reftoring feveral ; Confideration refumed ; Sherridan, and 
others, examined; Wilfon, and a Maid-fervant, ordered into 
Cutiody ; Debate thereon; Sir Leoline Jenkins gives Account 
of his Proceedings ; Refolution thereupon, 10. Wilfon exa- 
mined, and ordered into Cuftody, 11. Letter, direéted to 
Sherridan, read by Speaker, and returned, as containing only 
private Bufinefs ; Member has Leave to repair to him ; Mem- 
bers to examine a Perton to be named, concerning his Papers, 
13. He gives Account of a libellous Paper found in his Lodg- 
ings, 15. Striétnefs of his Confinement to be taken off; a 
Committee to examine him and Wilfon, and their Papers, 
and —- their Hand-writings ; to adjourn to fuch Places 
as they think fit, 16. His Petition, 23. Information given 
of an Habeas Corpus, figned by a Baron of Exchequer, for 
bringing Sherridan before him; Matter to be confidered, 7 Jan. 


Silk-throwers Petition, 9 Nov. Vide /Voollen Manufacture. 


Weavers Company Petition, Queftion for referring it to 
Committee concerning Woollen Manufacture, Neg. referred 
to grand Committee of ‘Trade, 9 Noy. 


Simony, Bill to prevent it, read, 7 Jan. 
Smith, John, Petition reterved to Committee of Privileges and 


Eleétions, 25 Oct. 





Evidence, 
relating to Plot, fealed up, and lodged im his Hands, 27 O&amp;t. 
&amp; 3 Nov.—To iflue Warrant for Commitment af Member to 
the Tower, 28 O¢ct.—With Houte and Mace, attends King 
at Whitehall, 30.—To perufe and fign Informations relating 
to Plot, and appoint a Perfon to print them, 9 Nov.—Has 
Leave to attend at Common Pleas Bar, 10.—To iffue War- 
rants for taking into Cuftody Perfons to be named to him, 20 
Noy. 4 &amp; 21 Dec.—To write Letters to proper Officers to 
give Members Notice to attend, 8 Dec.—To take care in the 
printing a Report and Refolutions apart from the Votes, 23. 
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Swaine, Captain, to be profecuted by Attorney-general; Mem- Spratt, Dr. defircd to preach, 7 Dee. 
ber to acquaint him with the Evidence, 22 May. Stafford, Earl of, Refolution to proceed in profecuting him, 10 


Swearing, Curfing, Drunkennefs, Sabbath-breaking, and Un- Nov. Lords defired to appoint Tryal; appoint it, 12. Com- 
cleannefs, Committee to prepare Bill for Prevention thereof, mittee of both Houfes to adjuft Circumtiances thereof, 27. 
12 Apr. Their Reports; Houfe to attend as a Committee ; to fit to- 


gether ; Care thercin recommended to Mr. Howard; a Com- 

31° &amp; 32° Car. Il. Parl. 4. Sef: 1. A. 1679, &amp; inittee to view the Scaffold, and fend for Perfons that may be 
1080. of Ufe; Member has Leave to appear as Witnels, 29 Nov. 

Tryal proceeded on, 30 Nov. 1, 2, 3, 4. &amp; 6 Dec. Proceeding 

94 LT AS iT Eleétion, Petitions; Queftion for reading, Neg. not to be publifhed without Leave of Houfe, 2 Dec. Mef- 
A” 2Nov. Another Petition read, 3. fage from Lords, acquainting Houfe what ‘Time they had 
Samfon, Mr. Vide Addrefs, and Ireland. His Petition, 24 Dec. appointed Lord Stafford to bear Judgment; Refolution that 
Has Leave to print his Narrative of Plot in lreland, 10 Jan. Houfe will demand it; no Member to go into Court till it is 
Scotch Cattle. Vide Trade. demanded ; Mr. Howard to have Notice thereof, 6. Mana- 
— Vedlars. Vide Pedlars. gers to infift, that Judgment be not given till demanded by 








Scroggs, Sir Wm. impeachcd of high Crimes and Mifdemeanors; Houfe ; Houle prefent, as a Committee, at giving thereof, 7. 
Committee to prepare Articles, 25 Dec. Articles reported ; Sir Wm. Temple has Leave to repair to him, 17. Informa- | 
Queftion for Ingroflment ; Debate thereon adjourned, 3 Jan. tion given, that Sheriff was not fatisfied as to the Power of the 
Refumed ; Articles to be ingrofled, and fent to Lords, 5. Writ for Execution; Matter to be confidered, 20, Houtfe 


Read, and fent, 7. content therewith, 22. 
Serjeant to give Member Notice to attend—to fummon Staples. Vide Privileges. 

Parties, 27 Oct—To bring a Prifoner to Bar, 2 Nov.—Sent Stawell. Vide Privileges. 

into the Hall, and Court of Requefts, to fetch Members, 8 &amp; Steward, Lord, his Deputies adminifter Oaths, 17 Oct. 

30 Nov.—To give Members Notice what Time an adjourned Steyning Eleétion, Petition, 25 Oét. Report; Return to be 

Debate will be refumed, 3 Dec.—Impowered to take Bail, 17 amended, 3 Jan. Amended, 4. 

Dec. &amp; 5 Jan. Streets, Committee to prepare Bill for paving and cleanfing 
Severn. Vide Fifhing. them, and regulating Racks Coaches, 13 Nov. Comuittee 
Seymour, Mr.a Member, to attend, 19 Nov. Articles of Im- added, 2 Jan. 

peachment of high Crimes and Mifdemeanors againft him, Subjects. Vide Rights, and Exaétions. 

read ; Mr. Seymour to have Copy, and make Anfwer ona Succeffor, Popith, Vote that Houfe will proceed effectually to 

Day appointed, 20. Articles read one by one; he anfwers fupprefs Popery, and prevent a Popith Succeflor, 26 Oct. 

each reipectively, and withdraws ; Firft Article read; Debate Superfiitious Ufes. Vide Ufes, fuperititious. 

thereon adjourned, 25. Refumed; Queftion for referring Suppty, Vote, that whoever fhall lend Money on King’s Re- 














them to a Committee, Neg. impeached ; Committee to pre- venue, or accept, pay, or buy, Tallies of Anticipation, thall 
pare Impeachment, and confider of Precedents concerning be adjudged to hinder the Sitting of Parliaments, and retpon- 
imprifoning an impeached Member ; Committee added, 26. fible therein, 7 Jan. 


Report; Debate thereon; another Committee to put Articles Surrey, Petition from, 1 Dec. Vide Courts Ecclefiattical. 
in Form of an Impeachment; Form reported; Articles to be Swearing. Vide Atheifm. a 
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INDEX to the Nintu Votume. 


Swinfen, John, Petition, referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Elections ; Copies of Poll to be delivered to him, and Parties 
concerned, or their Agents, and they to have Liberty to 
examine them with Originals, 26 O&amp;. 


33° Car. Il. Parl. 5. Seffi1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


S4k UM, New Eleétion, Petition, 26 Mar. 

Scroggs, Sir Wm. his Anfwer to Articles of Impeachment 
oo by late Parliament, and his Petition fent from Lords, 
25 Mar. 

Sergeant, Mr. his Information relating to the Plot, ordered, 25 
Mar. Prefented, read, and to be printed, 26. 

Somerfet Election, Petition, 28 Mar. 

Southwark Eleétion, Petition, 24 Mar. 

Speaker chofen, 21 Mar.—makes ufual Petitions, 22.—thanked 
for his Speech on Prefentment, and defired to print it, 24. 

Steward, Lord, his Deputies adminifter Oaths, 21 Mar. 

Steyning new Writ, 26 Mar. 

Stockbridge Election, Petition, 25 Mar. 


1° 2? &amp; 3° Jac. I. Parl.1. Sef. 1. 
&amp; 1687. 


S4 NDWICH new Writ, 30 May. Election, Petition, 1 June. 
Sark, Petition from, 19 June. Vide Wool. 

Savery, Ifaac, Bill, from Lords, to enable him to take the Sur- 
name of Searle, 20 June. Read, 22. Committed, 25. 

Scotch Pedlars. Vide Pedlars. 

Searle. Vide Savery, tupra. 

Sea-water, Petition tor Bil! for longer time to make it freth ; 
Bill ordered, 5 June. Prefented, 13. Read, 15. 

Serjeant to give Parties Notice to attend, 27 &amp; 30 May.—to 
prevent Obftructions on tbe Stairs, 4 June. To give Notice 
of an Order, 19 Nov. 

Shaftefbury Eleétion, Petition ; Queftion for referring it to the 
Committee, Neg. 1 June. Another Petition read, and re- 
ferred, 2. 

Sherlock, Dr. defired to preach, 23 May. Thanked, go. 

Ships, Englifh-built, Petition of Mafters and Owners, 13 June. 

Bill to encourage building them, read, 24. Committed, 
25. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 26. Pafled, 27, Agreed 
to by Lords, 30. 

Shoemakers Petition, 27 May. Vide Leather. 

Silks. Vide Supply, infra. 

Bill to prevent Frauds in importing them, ordered, 24 


A. 1685, 1686, 








June. 

Weavers Petition, 24June. Vide Supply, infra. 

Simony, Bill for fupprefling it, read, 11 June. Committed, 24. 

Southwark, Weftminfier, and other Places, Bill for Court of 
Confcience, ordered, 6 June. Read, 27. 

Speaker chofen ; his Speech to Houfe ; makes ufual Petitions, 19 
May.—with Houfe and Mace, attends King at Whitehall, 22 
May, &amp; 17 Nov.—to write Letters to Parties to attend, 30 
May.—reports a Letter from Member, defiring new Writ 
may be ifiued, 15 June—to iffue Warrant for Commitment 
of Member to the Tower, 18. 

Stafford, Lord Vifcount, Bill, from Lords, to reverfe his At- 
tainder, 4 June. Read, 5. Committed, 6. 

Stampe, Anne, Petition, 23 June. Vide Cleveland. 

Steward, Lord, adminifters Oaths, 1g May. 

Stockbridge Election, Petition, 27 May. 

Stuffs. Vide Silks, fupra. 

Sugars. Vide Supply, intra. 

Petition of Merchants touching Impofitions thereon, to 
be read, 11 June. Read, 12. Vide Supply.  . 

Supp ty, King’s Speech confidered in Committeeof whole Houfe ; 
Report of Refolution, that Revenue, fettled on late King for 
Life, be fettled on him for Life; Bill ordered thereupon, 22 
May. Vide infra. 

- Motion for it confidered in Committee of whole Houfe ; 

Report of Grant towards Repairs of the Navy and Ordnance, 

and for Stores for them, and for other Occafions, 30 May.— 

Another Motion for Supply, to fupprefs Rebellion ; Refolution 

for granting it, 17 June. Meffage from King for Fund of 

Credit ; further Grant thereupon; Meflage referred to Com- 

mittee on Ways and Means, 18. 

— another Speech to be confidered in Committee of whole 
Houfe, 9. 12, 13, &amp; 14 Nov. Previous Queftion, that Com- 
mittee proceed firft on Supply, Neg. Inftruétion to proceed 
firft on Paragraph next following it, 13. Vide Keng. Con- 
fidered, 12, 13, &amp; 16. Report of Grant, 12.—of the Sum 
granted, 16. 

Ways and Means ; 

For raifing the Supply towards Repairs of the Navy and 
Ordnance, and for Stores for them, and for other Occafions, 














confidered in Committee of whole Houfe; Report of Refo- . 


lutions for raifing it by — on Wines and Vinegar ; 

Bill ordered thereupon, 30 May. Vide infra.—On Tobacco 

and Sugars; Bill ordered thereupon, 1 June. ‘Vide infra. 
Vou. I 








for raifing the Supply to fupprefs Rebellion, to be con- 

fidered in Committee of whole Houfe, 17 &amp; 20 June, &amp; 16 

Nov. Meffage from King referred, 18 June. Confidered, 17 

&amp; 20 June, 17 &amp;19 Nov. Report of Refolutions for raifing 

it by Tax on new Buildings ; Bil ordered thereupon, 17 June. 

—On French Linen—Brandies—Eaft India Callicoes and 

Linen—French wrought Silks and Stuffs—-all foreign-wrought 

Silks ; Bill ordered thereupon, 20. Vide infra-—By con- 

tinuing the Duty on Brandies, Callicoes, and Linens—by 

additional Duty on French Wines, 17 Nov.—By an Addition 
of 4/. per Tun thereon ; Bill ordered, 19. Vide infra, 

Committee to inquire into amount of 4/. per Tun on 
French Wines fora Year, 17 Nov. Report, 19. 

Bills of Supply. 

Bill for fettling on King, for Life, the Revenue fettled on late 
King for Life, ordered, 22 May. Read, 23. Committed, 
reported, and to be ingrotled, 25. Pafled, 26. Agreed to 
by Lords, 27. 

Bill to enable King to make Leafes in the Duchy of Corn- 

wall, ordered, 26 May.—Bill from Lords, to fame Purport, 

18 June. Read,19. Read Second time, 20. Pafled, 22. 

Bill for Impofition on Wines and Vinegar, ordered, 30 

May. Read, 1 June. Committed; Reported, and to be 

ingrofled, 2. Pafled, 3. Agreed to by Lords, 5. 

Bill for Impofition on Tobacco and Sugars, ordered, 1 
June. Read, 10. Committed; Petition prefented, and re- 
ferred; Bill reported, and‘ to be ingvelll, 12. Paffed, 15. 
Agreed to by Lords, 16. 

— Committee to prepare Bill for Tax on new Buildings, 17 

une, 














Bill, from Lords, to confolidate Eftates Tail and Rever- 

fion in Fee which King has in the Pott Office, and 24,000 /, 

per Annum of hereditary Excife, read, 19 June.. Read Second 

time, 20. Pafled, 22. 

Bill for Impofition on Brandy, Callicoes, Silks, and 
Linens, ordered, 20 June. Read, 23. Petition prefented, 
and referred ; Committee impowered to prepare Claufe of 
Credit, and a Claufe for rectifying Miftake in Sugar Bill; Bill 
committed ; Bill, and Claufes, reported, and to be ingroffed, 
24. Paffed, 25. Agreed to by Lords, 26. 

——— Bill foradditional Duty on French Wines, ordered, 19 Nov. 





1g° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


ANNER to attend a Committee, 12 Nov. Vide Juries. 
Yaprele. Vide Privileges. 

Tatham. Vide Privileges. 

Taylour, Petition, with Articles of [Impeachment annexed ; Peti- 
tioner owns them, 25 Oct. Vide Mordaunt. 

——— Richard, Petition of his Executors for Bill to perform 
a Truft, and raife Money to pay Debts and Portions; Bill 
ordered, 6 Apr. ‘To be read, 8. Read, 9. Committed, 10. 
Reported, and to be ingrofled, 13. Paffed, 17. 

Thellwell. Vide Cattle. 

Thefts and Robberies, Committee to confider former Laws, and 
receive Propolals for preventing them, 19 Oét. Another 
Committee to advife with Lord General thereupon, 26. Their 
Report to be confidered, 6 Nov. Confidered; fame Com- 
mittee to confider Propofals, and prepare Bill; Bill recom- 
mended to Care of one Member; Committee revived, and 
Order for fitting, 7. Committee added, 23. Bill read, 27. 
Committed, 29. Committee revived; Order for fitting ; 
joined to Committee on Highways, 12 Dec. Vide Highways. 

Throckmorton, Sir Baynham, Petition, 16 Dec. Vide Weld. 

Thynn, Sir James. Vide Privileges. 

Tillage. Vide Horfes. 

Timber, Committee to prepare Bill for Supply thereof, 17 Oct. 

— Propofals for reducing the Price, referred to a Committee, 
26 Feb. Committees added, 2 Apr.—Bill for that Purpofe, 
ordered, g. 

Tower, Governor of, to bring a Prifoner to a Committee, 31 Oct. 
—With confent of Privy Council, to take Bail, 19 Dec. 

Petition of neighbouring Inhabitants, read, 14 Noy. To 
be confidered, 18. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 14 O¢t. 

— feleG&amp;t Committee to confider the Ballance of Trade, and 

how to improve Exportation of home Commodities, and te 

encourage fowing Hemp and Flax, and difcharge the Ufe of 
foreign Commodities, and prevent Exportation of Wool, and 

whether there be any foreign Impofition on our Shipping, 4 

Nov. Petitions prefented, and referred, 12 Feb. 13. 17, &amp; 23 

Apr. Committees added, 12 &amp; 26 Feb. &amp; 17 Mar. Committee 

revived, and order for fitting, 31 &amp; 26 Feb. 17 Mar. &amp; 13 

Apr. Inftruétion touching the Exportation of Wool from 

Ireland, 26 Feb. Report touching Wool, 30 Mar. Vide 

Wool. Matter, concerning Perfons in Cuttody for Ex- 

ortation thereof, referred, 21 Apr. Committee to take 
panes Poi 22, ; 

Balance thereof to be confidered in Committee of whole 


Houfe, 13 Nov. ne 27 Nov. &amp; 6 Dec. = 
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INDEX 20 the 


—Bill for appointing Commiffioners to fettle a free Trade 
between England and Scotland, ordered, 6 Dec. Vide Scot- 
land. 

Trelawney, Six Jonathan. Vide Privileges. 

Truelove. Vide Privileges. 

Turley. Vide Privileges. ; 

Turner, Robert, Petition referred to a Committee, 2 Dec. 

Tyddiman, Sit Thomas, to attend, 14 Apr. ; 

Tyrell, Mr. Juftice, Committee to examine Mifcarriages objected 
againft him, 3 Apr. 

Tythes, Petition for Bill to recover them; Bill ordered, 15 Oét. 
Read, 21. Read Second time, and laid afide on account of In- 
terlineations and Erafements—new Bill ordered, 23. 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff: 8. A. 1669. 


ACKLE. Vide Navy. 
Tamworth new Writ, 19 O&amp;. Complaint that Writ is de- 

tained, 22 Nov. Vide Fiuint. Eleétion, Petition, g Dec. 

Thetford, new Writ, 19 Oct. 

Thomas. Vide Privileges. 

Limber and Wood, Bill for Improvement of their Growth, to be 
read, 12 Nov. Committed, 20. 

‘ ippendon, Richard, and others, Petition, 17 Nov. Vide Gravef- 
end. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 19 Oct. ; 

7 ythes, {ovall, Bill for Recovery of them, read, 20 Nov. Com- 
mitted, 25. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25°Car. 11. Parl. 2. Sef 9. A. 1669, 1670, 
1671, &amp; 1072. 
"AL BOT. Vide Shrewfbury. 

Tamworth Eleétion, Petition, 18 Feb. 1669. Order for hear- 
ing, 22 Mar. Report to be made, 24. Made; Return to be 
amended, 26. Amended, 25. 

Taylor. Vide Privileges. 

Thirfk new Writ, 23 Jan. 

Thomas, Sir Edward, Petition ; Petitioner owns it; Mr. Thomas, 
a Member, to attend, and anfwer it; Copy of Petition, and 
Order, to be fent him, 14 Feb. 1670. Petition read, and re- 
ferred to Committee ; Member heard, 28. Committees added, 
6 Mar. Report to be made, 31. Made, 1 Apr. 

Throgmorton, Sir Bainham. Vide Privileges. 

Tillage, and Breed of Cattle, Bill for Improvement thereof, read, 
17 Keb. 1660. Read Second time: Debate thereon: Bill 
committea, 20. Committees added, ~ &amp; &amp; Maz. Dill re- 
ported, 14. Paffled, 17. Agreed to by Lords, 28. 

Timber, Bill for Encreafe and Prefervation thereof, committed, 
17 Jan. 1670. Committees added, 6 Mar. Lill to be reported, 
5 Apr. 

Tobacco, Bill to prevent planting it in England, and to regulate 
the Plantations, read, 4 Mar. 1670. Read Second time ; De- 
bate thereon adjourned, 7. Refumed; Bill committed, 10. 
Committee adjourned, 13. Revived, and Order for fitting, 14. 
Bill to be reported, 23 &amp; 24. Reported, and to be ingrofied, 
27. Pafled, 29. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 
19 Apr. Amendments in Part difagreed to; Committee to 
allign Reafons; Report ; Conference to be defired ; Managers 
appointed ; another Conference, defired by Lords, agreed to ; 
Managers appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 20. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 14 Feb. Order for fitting, 
21. Adjourned, 22. 

Trent. Vide Bofion. 

Tythes, Bill, formerly depending for Recovery of them, ordered, 
16 Nov. 1670. 


25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


74 VISTOCK new Writs, 6 Feb. &amp; 13 Mar. 
Taylor. Vide Privileges. 

Lewk/bury new Writ, 20 Oct. 

Thirfk new Writ, 6 Feb. Eleétion, and double Return, Petition, 
4 Mar. Order for Committee to proceed, 22. 

Thone. Vide Parret. 

Limber, Bill for Prefervation thereof, ordered, 13 Feb. Pre- 
fented, 3 Mar. Read, 4. 

Totnefs new Writ, 6 Feb. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 7 Feb. 

Lythes, fmall, Bill for more eafy collecting them, ordered, 6 
Mar. Read, 12. 


25° Car. II. Parl... Sef. 11. 4. 1673. 


ES T, Committee to prepare Bill for general Teft to diftin- 
guifh between Proteftants and Papifis, 30 Oct. Revived, and 
Order for fitting, + Nov. 
Tewkefbury new Writ, 27 O&amp;. 
Thirfk. Vide Wentworth. 
Trade, grand Committee appointed, 27 O&amp;. 


Nixwtu VoLtumeE. 


Tythes, {mall, Bill for Recovery of them, and Repair of Churches, 
read, 27 Oct. Committed, 3 Nov. 


25° &amp; 26° Car. II. ie 2. Sefi12. A. 1673, &amp; 
1674. 


T4 ME. Vide Pifcary. 
Taylor. Vide Privileges, 

Teft, Committee to prepare Bill for general Teft to diftinguith 
between Protefiants and Papifts, 21 Jan. Report; Bill read, 
5 Feb. Committed, 6. Committees added, 13.—Bill to be 
reported, 20. 

Theft. Vide Borders. 

Tharfk EleGtion, Petition, 7 Jan. 

Tillotfon, Dr. defired to preach, 21 Jan. Thanked, 5 Feb. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 7 Jan. 

T'ythes, {mall, Committee to prepare Bill for Recovery of them, 
and Repair of Churches, 17 Jan. Bill read, 9 Feb. 


27° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef. 13. A. 1675. 


"AME. Vide Pifcary. 

Tayer, Robert, Bill for fale of Part of his Eftate, read, 4 May. 
Committed, 7. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 14. Read 
Third time; Queftion for pafling, Neg. 19. 

Thirfk Election, Report to be made, 19 May. Made, 20. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 13 Apr. 

Trevor, Sir John. Vide Privileges. 

Tythes, {mall, Bill for Recovery of them, and Repair of Churches, 
read, 16 Apr. Committed, 20. Committees added, 21. Re- 
ported; Report in Part confidered, 31 May. 

Tower, Lieutenant of, allowed Privilege—not to obey any Order 
for removing or delivering a Perfon committed by Houfe, 
without their Direétions, 7 June. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 14. A. 1675. 
TA YLOR. Vide Privileges. 


Tiverton Election, Petition, 13 Ot. Witnefs allowed Privyi- 
lege, 2 Nov. 
Tower Hamlets. Vide Southwark. 
Trade, grand Committee appointed, 13 Oct. 
Tythes, {mall, Bill for Recovery of them, and Repair of Churches, 
ordered, 23 Oct. To be prefented, 20 Nov. 


23° 290° &amp; 30° Car. I. Parl. 2. deff 15. A. 1676, 1677, 
&amp; 1078. 


7 "APESTRY Hangings. Vide Wool. 

Taunton Petition, 7 Mar. Vide Ifackney Coachmen. 

Taylor. Vide Privileges. 

Thompfon, Richard, and others, Bill for better Difcovery of their 
Efiates, read, 4 Feb. 1677. Comunitted ; Inftruétion ; Par- 
ties concerned to be heard ; allowed Privilege, 12. Commit- 
tees added, 16.18. &amp; 23 Feb. &amp; 2 Mar. Committee revived, 
and Order fer fitting, 18 Feb. 28 Mar. 3 &amp; 10 May. Debate, 
touching Privilege allowed to Parties to attend Committee, 
adjourned, 28. All that come to have Voices, 4 Mar. Pro- 
tections taken off, 27. 

Thorold, Sir Wm. Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 
11 Feb. 1677. Committed,14. Reported, and re-committed, 
9 Mar. Reported from Re-commitment, and to be ingrofled, 
12. Pafled, 1g. Returned from Lords, with Amendinents ; 
Amendments agreed to, 11 May. 

Thorifby, Francis, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, read, 
4 Mar. 1677. Committed; Inftruction, 14. Reported, and to 
be ingroffed, 26. 

Thyn, Thomas, Bill to fettle a Jointure, read, 18 Feb. 1677. 
Committed, 20. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 22. Pafled, 26. 
Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 6 Mar. Amend- 
ments agreed to, 7. 

Timber, Bill to increafe Growth thereof, tendered, 8 Mar. 1676. 

Titles, pretended. Vide Champerty. 

Tobacco-pipe-making, Bill, from Lords, for encouraging the 
Trade, read, 7 Feb. 1677. Read Second time ; Quettions for 
Commitment, and Third Reading, feverally Neg. Bill rejected, 
20 Mar. 

Tomkyns. Vide Privileges. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 17 Feb. 

Trott Petition, 7 Mar. Vide Bermudas. y 

Tythes, {mall, Bill for Recovery of them, read, 22 Mar. 1676. 
Committed, 5 Apr. Reported, and to be ingroffed, 9. Patled, 


13. 

Truftees, Order that Claufe be inferted in all private Bills that they 
fee Trufts performed, or be liable out of their own Eftates, 20 
Mar, 1678. 

Treaties, feveral, prefented, 29 Apr. 1678. Debate thereon ad- 
journed, 29 Apr. &amp; 3 May. Refumed, 3 &amp; 4 May. Pre- 
vious Queftion, that League offenfive and defenfive with States- 


General, and Articles relating thereto, are not purfuant to 
Addreffes, 














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INDEX ¢o the Nintu 


Addreffes, nor confiftent with the Safety of the Kingdom, 
Affirmative, 4. 

Committee to prepare Abftract thereof; Addrefs for 
others to be produced to them for fame Purpofe, 30 Apr. 
Abfiraét, and King’s Anfwer, reported, 2 May. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 10. A. 1678. 


TH OMPSON, Nelthrop, and others, Bankrupts, Bill for Dif- 
covery of their Eftates, ordered, 30 May. Read, 5 June. 
Thovisby, Thomas, Bill from Lords, to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debis, and other Ufes, 2 July. Read, g. Committed; In- 
firuction, 12. 

Titles, pretended. Vide Champarty. 

Torriano, and others, Petition, 27 June. Vide Supply. 





30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi17. A. 1678. 


EMP LE, Inner, Treafurer to affift Committee in executing 
an Order.—Benchers to fearch a Perfon’s Chambers, 24 
Od. 

Tongue, Dr. Vide Plot. 

Tower, Conftable of, to bring Member in his Cuftody, with 
Caufe of Commitment, to Houfe, 21 Odt.—To ditcharge a 
Member upon Bail, 9 Dec. 

Tortereux, Mr. a Papift, Information given, that feveral of his 
Papers were feized; Committee to examine them, 9 Nov. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 21 Oct. 

Tray. Vide Plot. 

T'reajon, high, Debate, concerning Delay in executing feveral 
Perfons for it, adjourned, 23 Dec. Kecorder of London to 
give Account of his Delay therein, 26. 

Trelawney, Sir Jonathan. Vide Quarrel. 


31° Car. Il. Parl. 3. Sef 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 
ALTANTIRE. Vide Privileges. 


Tongier, Committee to prepare Bill for annexing it to the 

Crown, 7 Apr. Bill read, 20 May. 

— Vote, that whoever advife parting therewith, ought to 
be accounted Enemies to the King and Kingdom, g Apr. 

Temple. Vide Fines. 

Tin, Bill to appoint Times for Coinage thereof in Cornwall, 
read, 21 May. Committed, 22. 

Tongue, Dr. to attend, 20 Mar. Vide Plot. 

Tr.de, gzand Cormiinicee appomtea, i8 Mar. Oraer tor iting, 
S Apr. 

Tregoney new Writ, 20 Mar. &amp; 14 Apr. Eleétion, Petition, 
14 Apr. Committee impowered to fend for fuch Perfons as 
they thall think proper, 1 May. 

Turkey. Vide Cloth. 





31° &amp; 32° Car. Il. Parl. 4. Seffi 1. A. 1670, &amp; 1680. 


74 UNTON-DEAN Election, Petition, 25 Oct. To be 

heard at Bar, 25 &amp; 30 Oct. 26 &amp; 27 Nov.1&amp; 4 Dec. Wit- 

nefs to be brought in Cuftody of Sheriff, 13 Nov. Heard; Re- 
turn amended, 8 Dec. 

Thompfon, Mr. Vide Privileges. Committee to prepare Im- 
peachinent againft him, 24 Dec. 

Tobacco, Bill tor continuing Two Aéts, one to prevent the plant- 
ing ‘Tobacco in England, and regulate the Fintetion Trade, 
the other for exporting Beer, Ale, and Malt, read, 23 Nov. 
Committed, 17 Dec. Committees added, 5 Jan. 

Tongue, Dr. Vide Addre/s. 

Townjend, Wim. Petition, 30 Dec. Vide Courts Ecclefiaftical. 

~ grand Committee appointed, 25. Order for fitting, 30 

Jec. 





Committee to infpeét Aét for Encouragement thereof, 
and prepare Bill to prohibit Scotch Cattle at certain Seafons, 
4 Nov. Bill prefented, 11. Vide Cattle. 

Trefufis, Francis, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Eleétious, 25 O&amp;. 

Tyrone, Larl of, Committee to prepare Evidence and Impeach- 
ment againlt him; Metfage to Lords to impeach him, and de- 
fire he may be committed, 6 Jan. 

Trurve Election, Petition, 25 Oét. 

Lurberville, Mr. Vide Plot, and Addrefs.—has Leave to print 
his Information relating thereto, 11 Nov. 

Turkey Company, Petition, 8 Nov. Vide Woollen Manufacture. 

Lyrreil, Six Peter, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Elections, 25 O¢t. 


33° Car. Il. Parl. 5. Sef. 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


T4 MWORT TI Eleétion, Petition, 24 Mar. 
Trade, grand Cominitiee appointed, 24 Mar. 
Trefpafs, Bill to prevent vexatious Aétions of Trefpafs, read, 24 
Mar. 
Truroe Eleétion, Petition, 25 Mar. 
Vou. LX. 


VOLUME. 


1° 2°&amp; 3° Jac. II. Parl. 1. Seffi1. A. 1685, 1686, 
&amp; 1687. 


T'4 LLOW Candles, Petition for Bill to prevent Importation 
of them; Bill ordered, 3 June. To be read, 15. Commit- 
ted, 22. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 24. Paffed, 25. 

Taviftock Eleétion, Petition, 30 May. 

Theakjton, Elizabeth, Petition, 22 June. Vide Cleveland. 

Thetford Election, Petition, 23 May. To be heard at Bar, 23 
&amp; 30 May, 1 &amp; 13 June. Clerk of Crown to attend, 23 May. 
Petition of Inhabitants and Burgefles referred to the Com- 
mittee, 30. Heard; Refolution thereupon, 2 June. Other 
Petitions read; Indenture offered; Queftion, that Witnetles 
be called in to prove it, Neg. Merits referred to the Com- 
mittee, 3. Report; Right of Election determined; Return 
to be amended, 17. Amended, 24. 

Tillage, Bill for Improvement thereof, ordered, 5 June. Read, 
18. Committed, 22, Reported, and to be ingrofled, 23. 
Read Third time; ingrofled Provifo read, 25. Added; Bill 
paffed, 26. Returned from Lords, with Amendinents, Amend- 
ments agreed to, 1 July. 

Tobacco. Vide Supply. 

T.plady. Vide Bankrupts. 

Tower Hamlets. Vide Southwark. 

Trade, grand Committee appointed, 22 May. 

Tregoney Election, Petition, 25 May. 

Trevor, Sir John, chofen Speaker, 19 May. 

T'ythes, tinall, Bill for Recovery of them, ordered, 30 May. 
Read, 3 June. Committed, 4. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
15. Provifo added; Bill paffed, 18. 


1y° &amp; 20° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 
yA UGHAN, Sir Henry. Vide Privileges. 
Vicars. Vide Pluralities. 


21° Car. 11. Parl. 2. Sef. 8. A. 1669. 


yo TES and Journals, Committee to perufe them weekly, 4 
Dec. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 9. A. 1669, 
1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 
pA UG HAN, Mr. Vide Privileges. 
wora. vide Privieges. 
Vicarages, Debate, touching augmenting them, adjourned, 22 
Nov. 1670. 
Vintners Petition, 15 Mar. 1669. Vide Supply. 


25° Car. II. Parl.2. Sef?io. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


V IRGINIA. Vide Greenland. 
Upton. Vide Privileges. 





25° &amp; 26° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 12. A. 1673, &amp; 1674, 
ICARAGES, {mall, Bill for augmenting them, read, 28 


Jan. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef 13. A. 1675. 


ICARAGES, {mall, Bill for augmenting them, read, 13 
Apr. Committed, 14. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 15 
May. 


Unwyn. Vide Privileges. 


27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi14. A. 1675. 
AGRANTS. Vide Poor. 


Vicarages, {mall, Bill for augmenting them, ordered, 18 
Oct. Read, 20. Committed, 23. Committees added; Or- 
der for fitting of Committee, 13 Nov. Bill reported, and to 
be ingrofled, 19. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. IT. Parl. 2. Seffi15. A. 1676, 
1677, &amp; 1678. 


VA LE, Bill to make it navigable, read, and withdrawn—new 
Bill ordered, 14 Mar. 1677. Committed, 23. Committee 
revived, and Order for fitting, 3 May. 

Vicarages and Reétories, {mall, Bill for augmenting them, read, 
23 Keb. 1676. Committed, 27. 

Bill, from Lords, for confirming Augmentations made by 
Ecclefiaftical Perfons to {mall Vicarages and Curacies, 3 Mar. 
1676. Read, 12. Committed, 19. Pafled, with Amend- 
ments, 3 Apr. Amentments agreed to by Lords, 4. _ 

Vyrnwy River, Bill for Repair of the new Bridge over it, read, 
12 Mar. 1677. Committed, 15. 





30° 








INDEX @ the NintTH VoLuME. 


30° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 16. A. 1678. 


ALE, Bill for making it navigable, ordered, 25 May. Read, 

he Committed ; Inttrudtion, 6 June. Reported, and to 

be ingroffed, 13. Pafled, 18. Returned from Lords, with 
Amendments, 9 July. Amendments agreed to, 11. 


go’ Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef: 17. A. 1678. 


PoOTE S$ not to be difperfed or publithed in Coffee-houtfes, 
29g Ott. 


31° Car. IJ. Parl. 3. Sef: 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


(JNCLEA NNESS. Vide Swearing. 
Vote to be pofted at Weftmintter-hall-gate, and other pub- 
lick Places, g May. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. Il. Parl. 4. Seffi1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 


PV AGRANTS, Petition for Bill to refirain them, and promote 
Woollen Manufacture ; Committee to prepare it, 17 Dec. 

Verdon, Samuel, Petition againft him referred to a Committee; 
Inftruéiion to examine Abufes of all Under-Sheriffs; Verdon 
ordered into Cuftody, 25 Nov. Report; Committee to exa- 
mine all Complaints againft him, without furthers Summons; 
Baifpole ordered into Cutiody, 14 Dec. Vide Privileges. 

Vernon, James, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Ele¢tions. 25 Oct. 

Vejjels, Bill to regulate Abufes in making them, 3: Dec. 

Votes of each Day to be read the Day following, 27 Oct.—To 
be printed, 30. 

Ufes, fuperfiitious, Bill for Difeovery of Efiates given to them, 
ordered, 26 Nov. ‘To be read, 30 Dec. Read, 3 Jan. Com- 
mitted, 7. 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sef i. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 
po TES to be printed, 24 Mar. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. WT. = Parl.i. Seffii. A. 1685, 1686, 
&amp; 1687. 


VERNA T'T I, Antony, Petition for Bill for enlightening 
Streets ; Bill ordered, 13 Nov. 
Vinegar. Vide Supply. 
Virginia, Petition of Merchants, and others, trading thereto, 11 
June. Vide Supply. 


19° &amp; 20° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef: 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


Wa LKER. Vide Privileges. 
Wallden, Mr. Vide Privileges. 

Walton upon Thames, Petition from, 22 Nov. Vide Iilton. 

Wankley, Colonel. Vide Privileges. 

War, Committee to inquire into Mifcarriages therein, 17 O&amp;. 
Witnefles examined at Bar, relating to dividing the Fleet ; 
Member reflected on; heard, and withdraws d uring Debate ; 
Examination of this, and all other Mitcarriages, referred to 
the Committee; Opinion of Houfe refpited till Report, 21. 
King to be moved for Information, 22. Members to thank 
Prince Rupert, and Duke of Albemarle, for their eminent Me- 
rit in late War, and defire Information touching Mifearriages, 
23. Secretary Morrice, with King’s Leave, gives Informa- 
tion, and is defired to bring in his Papers relating thereto, 24. 
Lord Arlington defired to fend in his Papers, 25. Mr. Wil- 
liamfon, from time to time, to attend Committee with them, 
and give what Account he can; Member to defire of Lord 
Anglefea an Account of Payment of Seamen by ickets, and 
other Mifcarriages; Narratives.of Prince Rupert and Duke of 
Albemarle read, to be entered in Journals, and tranfmitted to 
Committee; Commiflioner Pett brought to Bar, 31. Vide 
Pett. Secretary Morrice to deliver his Papers to Chairman, 
4 Nov. Report; Refolution thereupon, 9. Vide York. Sir 
John Chicheley to be examined, 12. Committees added, 22 &amp; 
23 Nov. &amp; 26 Mar. Report touching Commiflioner Pett, 13 
Nov. Perfon ordered into Cuftody, for not attending Commit- 
tee, 19. Committee to fit de die in diem; Report to be made, 
10 Feb. Order for fitting of Committee, 13 Feb. 12 &amp; 26 
Mar. ~— concerning Intelligence; Sheernefs; not prefecut- 
ing the Victory; the Admiral’s quitting the Fleet, and ayment 
by Tickets; Paper, relating to Intelligence, read; Refolution 
thereupon, 14 Feb. Further Confideration adjourned, 14, 
15. 17, 18. 20, 27, &amp; 28 Feb. 5,12, 13. &amp; 24 Mar. Re- 
fumed, 15. 17. 20. &amp; 28 Feb. 5. 17. &amp; 21 Mar. Previous 
Queftion, that not timely recalling Order for dividing the 
Fleet, was a Mifcarriage, Affirmative, 15 Feb. Paper relat- 
ing to fortifying Sheernefs, read; Refolution thereupon, 17. 








Paper, touching not Profecuting the Victory, read; Refolution 
thereupon; Sir John Harman to attend, 20. Vide Harman. Pa- 
per, relating to dividing the Fleet,read ; Debate thereon ; Paper 
re-committed; Papers, relating to Admiral’s quitting the Fleet, 
and Payment by Tickets, read; Refolutions thereupon, 22, 
Same Papers, and others of Lord Anglefea’s, and the Orders of 
Commitlioners of Navy, — to Payment by Tickets, read; 
Commiffioners to be heard, 28. Late Treafurer to give Ac- 
count of Money afligned for Navy, and how iffued by him, 5 
Mar. Committee revived, 12 &amp; 26. To inquire articularly 
into Mifcarriages of Officers, and whether Sir John Harman 
be returned, 26. Report; Members to inquire of Commif- 
fioners of publick Accounts touching their Difcovery of Im- 
bezzlement of Prize Goods, and defire Copies may be tranf- 
mitted to Houfe; to defire Duke of York to renew his Com- 
mands for Sir John Harman’s Return, 30. His Letter to the 
Duke prefented,g Apr. Duke to be thanked for his Care and 
Favour in caufing the Order to be executed, 10. Sir John 
Harman, and Captain Cox, examined, 21. 

Ward. Vide Privileges. 

Lieutenant, ordered into Cuftody, on account of Im- 
bezzlement and Mifcarriages reported againft him by Com- 
miffioners of publick Accounts, 11 Apr. 

Waters, firong. Vide Supply. 

Weights and Meaturcs, Bill for afcertaining them, read, 23 Od: 

Weld, Sir John, Bill for Satisfaction of a Debt due from late 
Earl of Cleveland, read, 4 Dec. Order for Second Reading, 
9. Committed; Petition read, 14. Another prefented, and 
referred, 16. Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 11 
Feb. Committees added, 18. Bill reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 26. Pafled, 4 Mar. 

Weymendfold, Dawes, Bill for fetiling cuftomary Lands, ten- 
dered, 14 Dec. Read, 13 Feb. Order for Second Reading, 
17. Commiitted,1g. Reported, and to be ingrofied, 2 Mar. 
Order for Third Reading, 4. Paffed, 6. 

Weymouth Llection, Petition, 15 Gct.  iteport, 20 Nov. 

Wharton, Dr. Bill to affure Lands to him, read, 9 Nov. Com- 
mitied; (nftruélion, 12. Committees added, 15. Bill re- 
ported, and to be ingrofied, 4 Mar. Oxyder for Third Read- 
ing,7 &amp; 10. Paitled, 11. 

Whorrood, Brome, Bill to vacate a Decree of Alimony, ordered, 
14 Apr. Committed, 16. Committees added, 18. Bufinefs 
concerning him to be confidered, 2 May. 

——— Jane, Petition, with Paper annexed, owned; Matter to 
be herd at Bar, 6 May. 

Wilitams, Sir Beury, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, 
and Provifion for Wife and Children, read, 23 Nov. Com- 
mitted; Inftruction; Petition pretented, and referred, 26. 
Committees added, 3 &amp; 5 Dec. &amp; 18 Feb. 

Milborne, Petition, 26 Nov. Vide Williams, fupra. 

Roger, and othcrs, Petition, 18 Feb. Vide Catéle. 

Wilts, Petition from, 15 Oct. Vide Tythes. 

Windham, Sir Hugh. Vide Privileges. 

Wine. Vide Supply. 

Ale, Beer, and other Liquors, Bill to punifh Abufes of 

Retailers, read, 15 Oét. 

Committee to prepare Bill to fettle Meafures and Prices 
thereof, and Meafures of Grain, 15 O&amp;. Bill read, 29. Com- 
mitted, 4 Nov. 

Wines, Bill from Lords, concerning the Prices, and to prevent 
Sophiftication of them, 11 Dec. Read, 14. Order for Se- 
cond Reading, 19. Read Second time, 20 Feb. Debate 
touching Commitment, adjourned, 20 Feb. &amp; 3 Mar. 

Winier, Sir John, Petition referred to Committee ; Inttruction, 
22 O&amp;. Committees added, 29. Another Petition prefented, 
and referred, 12 Noy. Vide Deane Forett. 

Wijeman, Sir Richard, and John Plott, Bill to fettle Lands in 
them, and enable them to perform a Truft, read, 23 Oct. 
Committed, 26. Committee impowered to fend for Perfons, 
Papers, and Records; Order for their fitting, 29. Commit- 
tees added, 30. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 25 Nov. 
Pafled, 2 Dec. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; 
Amendments agreed to, 17. 

Wood, Prifoner in King’s Bench, to be brought to a Committee, 
3 Dec. Vide Juries. 

Woodmongers, and Innholders, Bill to prevent their Abufes, read, 
14 Oc. Committed; [nfiruction, 15. Clerk of Woodmongers 
Company ordered into Cuftody, for refufing to attend Com- 
mittee ; Mafter, at his Peril, to attend, and bring in Books; 
Lord Mayor, and Bailiffs of Weftminfter and Southwark, 
to put Law in Execution, 24. Petition of Woodmongers 
read; Debate thereon; Execution of Vote fufpended till 
Report, 25. Committees added, 30. Report; Committee 
to prepare Heads of Abufes, and propofe Expedients for 
sage them, 6 Nov. Revived, 6 &amp; 20 Nov. &amp; 13 

ec. Order for fitting, 6 Nov. 4 &amp; 13 Dec. Report; fame 
Committee to confider of Abufes in Ballaft-Office, and how 
to provide publick Wharfs, and an eafy Carriage for Fuel, 20 
Nov. Woodmongers Patent to be brought to Committee, 
26. Committee adjourned, 13 Dec. Report to be -_ 1 - 
ade 

















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INDEX @o the NintH Vo.Lume. 


Made touching Billets, Faggots, and Wood ; Debate on Bal- 
laft adjourned ; Queftion for adjourning Debate on Price of 
Coals, Affirmative, 16. | 

Wool, Committee to prepare Bill to prevent Exportation thereof, 
im powered to confider of a Way to prevent it from Ireland to 
foreign Parts, 30 Mar. Bill to be read, 8, 17, &amp; 18 Apr. 
Read, 21. Order for Second Reading, 27. Committed, 
28. 

Perfon, to be named to Speaker, ordered into Cuftody, 
for tranfporting Wool, 10 Apr. Matter ieferred: to Comunit- 
tee on ‘Irade, 21. Report; Marfh ordered into Cuttody ; 
Falcon difcharged, and tranfmitted to Lord Chief Juliice to 
be profecuted ; Examinations to be delivered to him, 2 May. 

Woollen Manufadiure, Vote, that Houfe will, and Lords be de- 
fired to, fhew a good Example, by wearing it, 13 Apr. 

Wormwell. Vide Privileges. 

Wrenham. Vide Privileges. 

Writ for a Borough, to be delivered to Member for the County, 
12 Dec. 

Writs, new, viz. Rochefter, Rye, Great Grimfby, Shoreham, 
Monmouth County, Caermarthen County, Shaftefbury, aud 
Litchfield, 10 Oct. Maidftone, 10 Oct. &amp; 6 Dec.  Barn- 
fiaple, 7 Nov. Malmefbury, 4 Dec. Bedford Town, 7. 
Applebee, Petersfield, and Hertford County, 6 Feb. Lynn, 
26 Mar. New Romney, 21 Apr. and St. Alban’s, 7 May. 

no Fee due for Writs on Admitlion of Members, 30 








Mar. 
21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef: 8. A. 1669. 


Ww 4 TERS, ftrong, Petition of Diftillers, 12 Nov. Vide 
Supply. ai 

Wey, Bill for fettling Navigation thereof, read, 6 Nov. _Com- 
mitted, 17. Committee to fufpend their fitting, 23 Nov. &amp; 
6 Dec. 

Wheeler, Sir Charles, explains himfelf on account of fome offen- 
five Words; ordered to withdraw; called in, and excufed, on 
his Submiffion, 12 Nov. 

Whitmore. Vide Privileges. ; 
Williamfon, Sit Thomas, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts, 
read, 3 Dec. Order for Second reading, 6. Committed, 7. 

Winton new Writ, 19 Oct. 

Wood. Vide Timber. : 

Writs, new, viz. Agmondefham, Thetford, Somerfet, Winton, 
Tamworth, Aldborough, Horfham, Devizes, Ludgerthall, 
Bridgewater, Lancafter Borough, Old Sarum, Flint County, 
and Hertford County, 19 Oc. Evefham, 19 Oét. &amp; 22 Nov. 
Bath, 3&amp; 17 Nov. Chefter County, 29. Leftwithiel, 6 Dec. 
And Midhurft, 8. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seff: 9. A. 1669, 
1670, 1671, &amp; 1672. 


Wage ES. Vide Poor. 

Watfon. Vide Shipping. 

Waveney. Vide Brandon. 

Wayne. Vide Privileges. 

Weaver, Bill to make it navigable, read, 20 Dec. 1670. 

Weavers Company, Petition; Claufe for anfwering Duties on 
foreign Silks and Stuffs, and to encourage native Artifts, order- 
ed, 15 Dec. 1670.—Bill to encourage Art of weaving Silk and 
Stutls, to be read, 4 Jan. Read, 5. Committed, 18.  Peti- 
tion prefented, and referred, 16 Feb. 

— Broad-loom Weavers Petition, 16 Feb. 1670. Vide 

Weavers, fupra. ; 

Wellen. Vide Hammond. 

Wejiminfler and Out-parifhes, Bill for Recovery of Arrears of 
Money given to the Poor therein, ordered, 2 Apr. 1670. 

Wey, Bill tor fettling Navigation thereof, to be read, 14 Mar. 
1669. Read, 15. Order for Second Reading, 18. Committed, 
2 Apr. Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 16 Mar. 
Committees added, 29. Bull to be reported, 10 &amp; 11 Apr. 
Reported, and to be ingroffed, 12. Pafled, 14. Agreed to 
by Lords, 20. 

another Bill to fame Purport, to be read, 14 Mar. 1660. 
Read, 15. Order for Second Reading, 18. Committed, 2 
Apr. Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 16 Mar. 
Committees added, 29. Bill to be reported, 10 &amp; 11 Apr. 

Wharton, Dr. Bill to aflure Lands to him, read, 28 Feb. 1669. 
Order tor Second Reading, 3 &amp; 4 Mar. Committed, 5. Re- 
ported, and to be ingrofled, 7. Order for Third Reading, 8 
&amp; 11. Pafled,17. Agreed to by Lords, 5 Apr. 

Whitechapel, Petition fromm, owned, 10 Feb. 1670. Vide Giles’s, 
St. 

Wige. Vide Bulkley. 

Willerton. Vide Privileges. 

Williams, Sir Trevor. Vide Privileges. 

———— Dr. to attend, 3 Mar. Vide Brandy. 

Sir Henry, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of Debts and 

— 16 Mar. 1669. Read, 26. Committed; Infiruction, 

ox, IX. 











7 Nov. Committees added, 10 Nov. 7 &amp; 8 Dec. &amp; 11 Feb. 
Committee have Leave to fit, 28 Dec. Revived, and Order 
for fitting, 11 Feb. 
Henry, Bill for fettling Fen-lands, ordered, 7 Mar. 1669. 
Read, 4 Nov. Committed, 7. Committees added, 11 &amp; 18. 
Committee have Leave to fit, 26 &amp; 28. Bill reported; Debate 
thereon adjourned, 5 Dec. Refumed; Bill re-committed; 
Comuiittee revived ; Order for fitting, 7- Bill reported from 
Ke-commitinent, and to be ingroffed, 17. Patfed, 19. 

Wilis, new Writ, 24 Oct. 1670. 

Windham, Sir Edward. Vide Privileges. 

Wine Licences. Vide York. : 

Wines, Committee to infpeét AG for Impofition on them, 21 Feb. 
1069. Petition prefented, and referred, 15 Mar. 

-- Bill to prevent Adulteration of them, read, 30 Mar. 1670. 

Cominitted, g Apr. Committee revived, and Ovder for fitting, 
25 Nov. &amp; 25 Feb. Comunittees added, 13 Mar. 

Woden. Vide Privileges. 

Woodhouje, Horatio, Bill for naturalizing him, and others, read 
twice, and to be ingrofled, 31 Mar. 1670. Names to be ia- 
ferted; tall pailed, 2 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, 8. 

Woudward. Vide Privileges. 

Wool, Committee to confider former Laws, and receive Pro- 
pofais to prevent Exportation thereof; Inftruétion to confider 
Kicatons of the Fall of Corn, 21 Feb. 1670. Committees 
added, 2 &amp; 6 Mar. Comnnittee revived, and Order for fit- 
ting, 6 &amp; 14. 

Bill to prevent Exportation thereof, to be read, 21 Mar. 

1670. Read, 22. Committed, 23. To be reported, 31. Re- 

ported, and to be ingrofled, 1 Apr. Pafled, 8. Lords Amend- 

ments in Part difagreed to; Conference delired thereupon; 

Meffenger difinifled without Antwer ; Conference agreed to ; 

Comunittee to aflign Realons; Report, 22. 

Wovllen, Kaiph. Vide Privileges. 

Wootley. Vide Privileges. 

Woott.n. Vide Privileges. 

Workhoujes, Committee to prepare Bill for regulating them, 
and fetting the Poor on Work, 3 Mar. Revived, and Or- 
der for fitting ; Committees added, 9. Bill to be read, 10. 
Read, 11. Committed, 14. Inttruction, that nominating 
Governors fhall continue as by Law eftablifhed; Bill to be 
rectified accordingly, 16. Comunittees added, 18. Buil to be 
reported, 29. Reported, and to be ingroffled, 31. Paffed, 4 
Apr. Returned trom Lords, with Amendments; Amend- 
ments agreed to, with an Addition, 19, Addition agreed to 
by Lords, 20. 

Wright. \ide Privileges. 

Writs, new, viz. Glamorgan County, Ludlow, and Evefham, 
14 Feb. Seatord, 10 &amp; 14 Feb. Lynn, 7 Mar. Dunwich, 10 
Mar. &amp; 1 Dec. Cockermouth, 14 Mar. Pool, Modena, 
Wilts, Melcomb Regis, and Eatt Retford, 24 Oct.  Liver- 
pool, 27. York County, 10 Nov. Downton, 17. Oak- 
hampton, 24. Dartmouth, 25. Cirencefter, 6 Dec. And 
Peterborough, 7 Mar. 











25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 
ARDON. Vide Privileges. 


Warner. Vide Privileges. 

Wells new Writ, 20 O&amp;t. 

Wendover new Writ, 6 Feb. Eleétion, Petitions; Petitioners 
own them, 22 Feb. Report to be made, 15 Mar. Made; 
Clerk of Crown, and Conftables for Borough, to amend Re- 
turn, 19. Conftables difobey Order; Refolutions thereupon. 
Vide Privileges. Clerk of Crown to attend, 21. Amends 
Return, 24. 

Wejiminjier, and Out-parifhes, Bill tor Recovery of {mall Debts, 
read, 18 Mar. 

Wheeler. Vide Privileges. 

Wickham. Vide Chipping-wiccomb. 

Wiliams, Sir Robert, Bill to make Leafes for raifing Portions, 
read, 27 Feb. Committed, 5 Mar. 

Wifeman, Sir Richard, his Bill, from Lords, committed, 27 Mar, 

Wool, Bill to prevent Exportation thereof, ordered, 21 Feb. 

— Bill, trom Lords, to prevent Frauds in Tranfportation 
thereof, 26 Feb. Read, 1 Mar. Committed; Inftruétion 
relating to Ireland, §. 

Wovlwrych, John, Bill, from Lords, for executing an Award, 
22 keb. Read, 25. Committed, 27. Reported, 5 Mar. 
Pafled, 6. 

Writs, Motion relating to undue iffuing them, and irregular Re- 
turns thereupon, laid afide till Speaker approved, 4 Feb. To 
be conlidered; Perfons, fo returned, to wir nfm, Rey 
Matter determined, 5. Confidered ; Speaker to iflue. War- 
rants for fuperfeding Writs not executed before this Seffion, 
and making out new ones in lieu thereof; Queftion that Com- 
mittee be appointed to in{pect Precedents, Neg. Matter fur- 
ther debated ; general Opinion, that, during Continuance of 
Parliament, the Right of iffuing Writs is in Houfe; Refolu- 
tion thereupon, 6. 





R amen new, 








INDEX oo the 


—— new, ordered, for Chipping-wiccomb, Wendover, Chefier 
City, Eaftlow, Penryn, Bofliney, Michael, ‘Totnefs, Tavi- 
ftock, Clifton, Pool, Melcomb Regis, Hertford Borough, 
Grimfby, Norfolk, Lynn, Nottingham County, Minehead, 
Shoreham, Andover, Ryegate, Suffolk, St. Edmondfbury, 
Chippenham, Great Bedwin, Ludgerfhall, Marlborough, Salif- 
bury, Thirfk, Malton, Hythe, Dover, and Merioneth County, 
6 Feb. Huntingdon County, and Cafilerifing, 6 Feb. &amp; 20 
O&amp;. Tavittock, 6 Feb. &amp; 13 Mar. Rippon, 22. Chichefter, 
Bewdley, Boroughbridge, Aldborough, Yerk City, Malmet- 
bury, Tewketbury, Exeter, and Wells, 20 Oct. 


25° Car. Il. Parl.2. Seg 11. A. 1673. 

Wye LLS new Writ, 27 Oct. 

Wentworth, Sir Wm. on account of Election controverted, 
forbears to fit; Motion thereupon; both Returns read; Re- 
folution, that he isduly returned, and ought to fit, 30 Oct. 

Writs, new, Speaker to iffue Warrants for them, in room of 
Members dead, or removed, where no Claim depending, 27 
Oct. 

— ordered for Chipping-wiccomb, Chichetier, Bewdley, 
Burroughbridge, Aldborough, York City, Caftlerifing, Tew- 
kefbury, Malmefbury, Exeter, Wells, and Newcaltle upon 
Tyne, 27 Oct. 


Parl. 2. 
1074. 


25° &amp; 20° Cer. II. A. 1673, &amp; 


Sef. 12. 
W AR. Vide Grievances. 


Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 13. 
Vide Cleveland. 


Vide Privileges. 


27° Car. A, 1675. 
Ver NTWORT H, Lord. 
~ Sir Win. 
Weobley new Writ, 13 Apr. 
Wejiminfler, Bill for Court of Confcience, ordered, 25 Apr. 
Read, 30. 





White. Vide Privileges. 
Williams. Vide Privileges. 


Wilts new Writ, 13 Apr. 

Wood. Vide Coal. 

Wool, Bill to. prevent exporting it, read, 16 Apr. 
ig. Committees added, 3 May. 

——— Bill to prevent Deceits in winding and packing it, read, 
17 Apr. Read Second time; Queftioa for Commitment, 
Neg. 19. - 

Woollen-drapers, Petitions, 15 &amp; 22 Apr. Vide Aulnage. 

Writs, new, Speaker to iffue Warrants for them, in room of 
Members dead, or removed, where no Claim depending, and 
order Clerk of Crown to take care they are delivered to pro- 
per Officer, 13 Apr. — 

—_—_—— ordered for Wilts, Hertford Borough, Norfolk, Lynn, 
Gloucefler City, Bath, Devizes, Clitheroe, Cacrnarvon County, 
Neweaftle under Line, Lincola City, Weobley, Grimfby 
Magna, Nortnampton County, Southampton County, and 
Abingdon, 13. Liverpool, and Foy, 6 May. Cockermouth, 
10. Durham, 14. Chefter City, 26. And Haflemere, 28. 

Wyuch, Sir Humphry. Vide Privileges. 


Committed, 


27° Car. 1. = Parl.2. Seffi14. A. 1675. 


] ARWICK, Earl of, Bill to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, read, 26 O&amp;. Committed, 3 Nov. Reported, and 
to be ingroffed, 8. Pafled, 9. Agreed to by Lords, 17. 

Weavers Company, Petition relating to Importation of forcign- 
wrought Silks and Stuffs, and a Loom for making many Rib- 
bands at once, referred to Committee, 13 Nov. 

Weftminfter, and Out-parifhes, Bill for Court of Confcience, 
ordered, 21 Oct. Prefented, 25. To be read, 3 &amp; 4 Nov. 
Read, 17. Counfel to be heard at Bar, 4 Apr. 

White Lion Gaol, Bill for Sale thereof, read, 6 Nov. 

Wight, \le of, Petition from, 4 Nov. Vide Fees. 

Witnefs allowed Privilege, 2 Nov. 

Wood. Vide Coal. 

Wool, Bill to prevent Exportation thereof, ordered, 20 O&amp;. 
Read, 22. Order for Second reading, 4 Nov. Committed, 9. 
Petitions prefented, and referred, 9 &amp; 15. 

State of Manufacture to be confidered in Committee of 
whole Houfe, o &amp; 13 Nov. 

Writs, new, Speaker’s Warrants to be iffued for them, in room of 
Members dead, or removed, 13 Odt. 

ordered for Durham County, Oxford County, Dorfet, 

Eye, and Burroughbridge, 13 O¢t. Pembroke Borough, 12 

Noy. And Bridport, 20. 





NINTH VOLUME. 





28° 29° &amp; 30°Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 15. A. 1676, 
1677, &amp; 1678. 


W AGES. Vide Members. 

' Wanklyn, Colonel, Petition complaining of him for grant- 
ing Paper Protections, heard, and ordered to withdraw ; Re- 
folution thereupon; Queftions, that he be expelled; that he 
receive Sentence at Bar, ftanding ; feverally Affirmative, 1 
Feb. 1677. 

Warwick Borough new Writs, 23 May, &amp; 28 Jan. 

——--- and Holland, Earl of, Bill, from Lords, for makine 
Leafes during Minority, 16 Feb. Read, 20. Committed, 7 
Mar. Leporied, and pafled, 5. 

Weavers Petition, 28 Mar. Vide Wool, infra. 

Wenman, Sir Francis. Vide Privileges. 

Wentworth, Lord, Bill for Payinent of Debts, prefented, 27 Mar. 
1077. Read; Queftion for Second Reading, Neg. 20. 

Weobley Election, Report to be made, 21 Feb. 1677, Made: 
Queftion for Re-commitment, Neg. Eleétion declared void . 
new Writ ordered, 23. . 

Wejibury new Writ, 1 Feb. 1677. Eleétion, Petition, 21. Re- 
port; further Examination to be heard at Bar, 6 May. 
Paruies to attend, 6 &amp; 13. Heard, 13. 

Wefi- Derby and Wavertree, Bill, from Lords, to eftablith Intereft 
of Lord and Tenaiits of thofe Manors in relation to Vines and 
Commons, 7 Apr. 1677. Read, 4 Feb. Committed, 7. Re- 
ported, and pafled, 11. 

Welerham. Vide Greham. 

Wejitow new Writ, 16 Feb. , 

Wejiminfier, and Liberties, Bill for Court of Confcience, read, 
10 Mar. 1676. Committed, 2 Apr. Counfel to be heard at 
Bar, 4 Apr. 23 Mar. 4. 8. &amp; 11 May. 

Wetimorland new Writs, 6 Mar. &amp; 15 Feb. 

Wheeler, Sir Charles. Vide Privileges. 

White, Wm. Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Bermudas. 

Witkinfon. Vide Privileges. 

Wilhams, Elizabeth. Vide Privileges. 

——— Sir Trevor, and Sons, Bill to make Jointures, read, 22 
eb. 1676. Committed, 23. Reported, and to be ingrofled, 
3 Mar. Pafled, 9. Agreed to by Lords, 22. 

- ‘Trevor, Bill to fettle Jointure, read, 21 Mar. Com- 
mitted, 22. Reported, and to be ingrofied, 27. Paffed, 2 
May. Sent to Lords, 3. 

Willing, John, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Cattle. 

Wincheijea new Writ, 28 Jan. 1677. Eleétion, Petition, read, 
and withdrawn, for want of figning, 6 Feb. Another Petition 
referred, 7. Report; Reiurn to be amended, 7 Mar. Amend- 
ed, 8. 

Windfor new Writ, 16 Veb. 1676. 

Winjiead Manor, Bull for difvnarging it from Settlement in Tail, 
and charging other Manors and Lands to fame Utes, read, 16 
Feb. 1677. Committed ; tnfirudtion, 18. 
be ingroffed, 28. Pailed, 2 Mar. 
to by them, 12. 

Wife, John, Petition, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Bermudas. 

Wool, Bill to prevent exportiug it, read, 13 Mar. 1676. Order 
for Second Reading, 7 Feb. Coinmitted ; Intiruction relating 
to wearing Woollen Manufaciures, regulating the Woolien 
Manufactory, the Fees of Cuftom-houfe Officers, the Abufes 
of Aulnage, and the Alum Paicit, 16. Committee revived, 
and Order for fitting, 22 Feb. &amp; 9 Mar. Report relating to 
Alum Patent; Contents thereof re-couimitted, and Order for 
fitting of Committee, 19 Mar. Further Report relating to 
Aulnagers, and Manufacture of Tapefiry Haugings; Com- 
mittee to confider Letts to the making them; impowered to 
fend for Perfons, Papers, and Records, 27.—Committee to 
prepare Bill to prevent Importation of foreign Silk and Wool- 
len Manufacture, 28 Mar. Biull read, 8 Feb. 

Committee to prepare Bill to encourage wearing Wool- 

len Manufacture, and regulate the Making thereof, 23 Feb. 

1677. Bill read, 25. Committed, 26. Reported, and to 

be ingroffed, 13 Mar. Paffed, 16. 

— Committee to prepare Bill to enforce burying in Woollen, 
15 Feb. 1677. Bill read, 26. Committed, aud recommended 
to Care of one Member, 1 Mar. Reported, and re-commit- 
ted; Committee added,g. Reported from Re-commitment, 
aud to be ingrofled, 12. Paffed, 16. Returned from Lords, 
with Amendments, 4 May. Amendments in Part difagreed 
to; Committee to aflign Reafons, 10. Revived, and Order 
for fitting, 13. 

Writs, new, viz. Berks, New Widfor, Weftlow, Plympton, 
Okehampton, Afhburton, Barnfiaple, Plymouth, Bridgport, 
Dorchefter, Shaftibury, Malden, Hertford Borough, Liverpool, 
Leicefter Borough, Monmouth Borough, Northumberland, 
Berwick upon Tweed, Shrewlbury, Newton, Milborn-Port, 
Hindon, Carmarthen County, and Radnor County, 16 Feb. 
Stamford, 16 Feb. &amp; 28 Jan. LEaftlow, 22. Weftmorland, 
6 Mar. &amp; 15 Feb. Newark, 21 Mar. &amp; 7 Apr. — Dortet 
and Corfe Cafile, 28 Mar. Queenborough, 4 Apr. Sudbury, 


and Haverford-weft, 21 May. Petersfield, and Warwick Bo- 
rough, 


Keported, and to 
Sent to Lords, 5. Agreed 



































rough, 2g. Lefkard, Newport, Norwich, Stamford, Chefter, 
Litchfield, Yarmouth, Lymington, Briftol, Winchelfea, and 
Warwick Town, 28 Jan. Wefibury, 1 Feb. Northampton 
County, 7. Dorfet, 15. Weobly, 23. Durham, 25. And 
Norwich, 15 Apr. 

Wynne. Vide Privileges. 


30° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef? 16. A. 1678. 
WEA VERS Petition, 30 May. Vide Wool, intra. 


Weights and Meatures, Bill tor more effeétually executing 
the Law for regulating them, ordered, 6 June. 

Wild, Sir John, Bill, from Lords, to fell Lands for Payment of 
Debts, 13 June. Read, and rejected, 14. 

Wejibury, Election, Petition, 23 May. Report to be made, 15 &amp; 
19 June. Made 21. 

Wefterham. Vide Grefham. 

Williams, Sir Trevor, Bill, from Lords, to fupply an Omiffion 
in a former Aét, and to enable his Son to make a Jointuie, 7 
June. Read, 8. Committed, 10. Reported, 13. Pafled, 14. 

Wilts, Petition from, 30 May. Vide Wool, intra. 

Witnejjes dilmiffed from their Attendance, 20 June. 

Wool, Bill for encouraging Woollen Manufactures, read, 24 May. 
Printed Papers againft Bill delivered at Door; Committee to 
confider Lrregularity of fuch Proceedings, 28. Bull comuitted ; 
Petitions prefented, and referred, 30. Bull reported, and to be 
ingroffed, 22 June. Paffed, 24. Houle put Lords in mind of 
Bill, 8 July. 


sill for burying in Woollen, ordered, 25 May. Read, 


27. Committed, 6 June—Another, from Lords, to taine 
Purport, 7 June. Read, 8.  Counnitted, 11. liepoited, 
18. Report confidered; Bill pafled, with Amendments, 21, 


Conference thercupon, defired by Lords, agreed to; Mi.nagers 
appointed ; Conference held, and reported; Houte adhere to 
their Amendments; Committee to afligu Reatons, 11 July. 
Report; Conference, defired with Lords, agreed to, held, and 
reported, 12. Lords Concurrence to Amendinents fignified, 13. 
- Bill to prevent Exportation of Wool, ordercd, 6 June. 
Read, 11. Committed; Infiruction relating to Ireland, 14. 
Reported, and re-committed ; Order for fitting of Committee, 
28. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 8 July. Paticd, g. 
Woollen and Silk Manufactures, Committee to confider how to 
improve them, 8 June. 
Writs, new, viz. Aldborough, ig June. And Berks, 13 July. 





30° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Seff:17. 4d. 1678. 


Ww 4 KEMAN, Sir George, Information given of a lighted 
Match, and combufiible Matter, found in his Stables; Mr. 
Roe to attend, 12 Nov. 

Weale. Vide Privileges. 

White, Mr. to be removed to Newgate, 2. 

Williams. Vide Privileges. 

Williamfon, Secretary, on Information that he had figned feveral 
Commiflions and Warrants to Popith Recufants, committed 
to Tower, 18 Nov. 

Wines. Vide Supply. 

Windham, Sir Edmond. 

Wright, Mr. Vide Plot. 

Writs, new, Clerk of Crown to take care they are delivered to 
Sheriffs, 21 Oct. 

ordered for Shoreham, Kingfton upon Hull, South- 
ampton Town, Northampton Town, Eaft Grintted, Downton, 
Eye, Flint County, Andover, and Pembroke County, 21 Oct. 
Dunwich, 8 Nov. Montgomery Town, 10 Dec. And Yar- 
mouth, 21. 

Clerk of Crown to attend, 30 Oct. Examined touching 

Writs; Committee to inquire into Delays of iffuing them, 

31. 


Ot. 


Vide Privileges. 





31° Car. II. Parl. 3. Sef? 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 


Ww4 RWICK County Eleétion; Petition to be heard at Bar; 
Sheriffs to attend, 28 Mar. Referred to Committee of 
Privileges and Elections, 17 Apr. Report to be made, 2 &amp; 3 


ay. 
Watfon. Vide Deane. 
Wejilow Eleétion, Petition, 21 Mar. 
Wefiminfler Election, Petitions, 20 &amp; 21 Mar. 
Wharton, Mr. Vide Privileges. 
White, Mr. Vide Privileges. ° 
Wiggan Eleétion, Petition, ig Mar. 
Wilhams. Vide Privileges. 
Wilfon. Vide Privileges. 
Wilts Eleétion, Petition, 25 Mar. 


Windfor new Election, Petition, 19 Mar. Report to be made, 


4 Apr. Made; Right of Election determined: Return to be 
amended 5. 
Vou. IX. 


INDEX @ the NintuH Vouume. 





Winnington, Sir Francis. Vide Privileges. 

Wifeman, sir Richard, to attend, 24 May. 

Wootten, Bill tor greater Late of administering Oaths to be taken 
for burying thereiu, ordered, aud recommended to Care uf one 
Member, i May. Leave to bring it in,22. Read, 23. 

Manutaciure, Committee to inquire into the Caufes of the 
Decay, and prepare Bill to rectiiy Abufes, and infpect Bill de- 
pending iait Parliament to encourage wearing thereof, 2 May. 
Baill read, 20. Committed, 21. 

Writs, new, viz. Plymouth, 19 Mar. Tregoney, 20. Camelford, 
24. Pretton,2 Apr. Leicefter, 17. Byiton, 7 May. And 
Lyinington, 17. 


31° &amp; 32° Car. Il. Parl. 4. Sef. 1. 4.1679, &amp; 1680. 


V4 LES, Bill to take away Court of Marches therein, or- 

dered, 24 Nov. Read, 27. Order for Second Reading, 
1 Dec. Committed, 3. Committees added, 4. Bill reported, 
and io Le ‘ngroffed,17. Pafled, 18. 

Wallingford Election, Petition, 2 Nov. 

Walrond. Vide Privileges. 

Ward, Sir Patience. Vide Privileges. 


Ware. Vide Privileges. 
Waters. Vide Stafford. 


Weights and Meatures, Committee to prepare Bill to afcertain 
them, 31 Dee. 

Welch, Houle informed he could give Account of a Prifoner in 
the Tower, who had Matters of Importance to difcover relating 
to Lord Stafford, and the Plot; Matter referred to Committee 
on Plot; Welch to be brought to them, 3 Dee. 

Wells Uleétion; Report; Return to be amended, 27 Nov. 

Weybury Eicction, Petition, 25 Oct. Report; late Mayor or- 
dered into Cufiody; Return tobe amended, 26 Noy. Amend- 
ed, 27. Mayor’s Petition to be read in full Houfe, 1 Dee. 
Read, and to be confidered, 8 Mayor cenfured, and dif- 
charged, 15. 

Wejiminjier Election, Petitions, 25'Oct. &amp; 4 Nov. 
tura to be amended, 14. Amended, 15. 

Weion, Sir Richard, Committee to prepare [Impeachment againft 
him, 23 Dee. limpeachment to be expedited, 5 Juan. Houfe 
informed he had figned a Writ of Habeas Corpus for bringing 
before him Sherridan, in Culiody of Serjeant ; Matter to be 
contidered, 7. 

Wharton, Robert, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges 
and Elections, 25 Oct. 

Whitegrave, Sir Tnomas. Vide Privileges. 

Wildman, John, Petition referred to Committee of Privileges and 
Llections, 25 Oct. 

Withams, Win. choten Speaker, 25 O&amp;. Vide Speaker. 

Winufor, New, Election, Peution, 25 O&amp;t. Report; Right of 
Eicction determined ; Return to be amended, 4 Nov. Amend- 
ed, 6. 

Woollen, additional Bill for burying therein, read, 25 Oct. Com- 
mitted, 26. Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 2 
Nov. Committees added, 9. ‘Bull reported, and to be in- 
grotled, 19. Pailed,17 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, 23. 

—— Manulacture. Vide Vagranis, and Turkey. 

Bill for Encouragement thereof, ordered, 29 Oét. 
1 Noy. Committed, 4. Petition prefeuted, and referred, 9 &amp; 
26. Bill reported; Queftion for Ingroflment; Debate there- 
on adjourned, 30 Dee. 

Writs, new, viz. Heydon, Radnor Borough, Launcefton, Ly- 
inington, Monmouth County, Dorchelier, and Meleombe Re- 
gis, 26 Oct. Applebee, Kochefier, Clitheroe, and Rutland, 
28. Cricklade, 10 Nov. Ipiwich, 8 Dec. Agmondefham, 
11. Middlefex, 15. (Great Marlow, 21. And Chichefter, 23. 

Wythers, Sir Francis, Houfe iniormed that he had offended 
againft the Rights of the Subject; Order for his Attendance, 
27 O¢t. Attends; Order thereon, 28. Waitnefles examied; 
Sir Francis receives Sentence of Expulfion on his Knees, 29. 


Report ; Re- 


Read, 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sef? 1. A. 1080, &amp; 1681. 
Ww4 LES, Bill to take away Court of Marches therein, or- 


dered, 25 Mar, 
Wefilow Election, Petition, 24 Mar. 
Williams, Wm. chofen Speaker, 21 Mar. 
Worcefier City, Eleétion, Petition to be heard at Bar, 24 Mar. 
Writs, new, Newcaftle under Line, 24 Mar. And Steyning, 
26. 


1° 2° &amp; 3° Jac. Il. Parl. 1. Se 
&amp; 1087. 
EAVERS Petition for Bill to preferve their Trade, Bill 


ordered, 17 June. 
Wallingford Eleétion, Petition, 23 May. 
Wells Eleétion, Petition, 25 May. 
Wefiminfier. Vide Southwark, and Proteftant. 


"1. A. 1685, 1086, 


—— Bill 








INDEX @ th Nintuo VoLtume. 





Bill for Judicature to determine Differences on Houfes 
burnt or demolifhed, prefented, 30 May. 

Whitchurch Eleétion, Petition, 23 May. Hearing before Com- 
mittee deferred, 16 June. 

Whittle, Thomas, and others, Petition, 6 June. Vide Hackney 
Coaches. 

Wilts new Writ, 9 Nov. 

Windham, Colonel, Petition, 11 June. Vide Cleveland. 

Wines. Vide Supply—French, and Vinegar, Bill to take off 
Prohibition of Grapeccncion of them, ordered, 18. June. 

Wool, Bill to prevent Exportation of it, ordered, 3 June. Read, 
16. Committed, 18. Petitions prefented, and referred, 18 
&amp; 25. Order for fitting of Committee, 20. Committees 
added, 20 &amp; 22. 

- and Corn, Committee to confider Ways to keep up Price 
thereof, 5 June. Report; Order thereupon, 12. Committee 
revived, and Order for fitting, 22. 

Woollen Manufacture, Bill for Encouragement thereof, prefented, 
2 June. To beread, 2. Read, 16. Committed, 19. Com- 
mittee adjourned til] Parties concerned attend, 22. Revived, 
and Order for fitting, 25. 

Bill for reviving the Law touching it in the Weft Riding 

of Yorkfhire, ordered, 5 June. 

Committee to prepare Bill for wearing it, 12 June. Bill 
to be read, 22. Read, 23. Kead Second time, 26. Debate 
thereon adjourned, 26 &amp; 27. 

Worthenbury, Bill to feparate it from Parifh of Bangor, ordered, 
26 June. Read, 27. 

Wotton-bafjet Election, Petition, 1 June. 











19° &amp; 20° Car. I. Parl. 2. Sef? 7. A. 1667, &amp; 1668. 


ARMOUTH Pier, Bill for repairing it, ordered, 5 Dec. 
Read, 6. Read Second time; Debate thereon; Bill com- 
mitted, 7. To be reported, 27 Mar. &amp; g Apr. 

Young. Vide Privileges. 

York, Duke of, Addrefs for Information touching his Orders for 
fortifying Sheernets,q Nav. Duke’s Anfwer, 16.—Defired to 
command his Secretary to give Sir John Harman Notice to 
attend Houle, 30 Feb. To renew his Command, 30 Mar. 
Communicates Sir John’s Letter to Houfe, 9 Apr. Thanked 
for his Care and Favour in caufing Order to be executed, 10. 

———County, Petition from, 4 Dec. Vide Cloathing Trade. 


21° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef? 8. A. 1669. 
ARMOUTH Pier, Bill for repairing it, ordered, 1 Dec. 


Read, 2. Committed ; Infiruction, 7. Committees added, 9g. 


22° 23° 24° &amp; 25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 9. A. 1069, 
1670, 1071, &amp; 1672. 


ARD. Vide Privileges. 

Yarmouth Pier, Bill for repairing it, read, 18 Feb. 1669. 
Committed ; Inftruction, 21. Committees added, 14 &amp; 24 Mar. 
Committee revived, and Order for fitting, 23. Queftion for 
hearing Report, Neg. 26. Bill reported, and to be ingrofled, 
28. Paffed, 29. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, 
2 Apr. Provito difagreed to; Committee to aflign Reatons ; 
Conference to be defired, 4. Reported; Lords waive Pro- 
vilo, 5. 

Yelverton, Neville, Bill, from Lords, to make Provifion for him, 
17 Mar. 1670. Read, 18. Order for Second Reading, 21. 
Committed, 22. 

York, Duke of, King to be moved for Recompence to him for 
Damages received by Duty on Wines, 14 Mar. 1669. 

Bill, from Lords, to fettle the Profits of the Poft-office, 

and Power of granting Wine Licences, on him, read, 5 Apr. 

1671. Read Second time, 7. Order for Third Reading, 8. 

Paffed, 11. Returned to Lords, 12. 

County, new Writ, 10 Nov. 


25° Car. II. Parl.2. Sef? 10. A. 1672, &amp; 1673. 


yor K, Duke of. Vide Addrejs. 
new Writ, 20 O¢t. 














25° Car. II. Parl. 2. Seffi11. A. 1673. 
YORK City, new Writ, 27 Oct. 
Duke of. Vide Addrefs. 
25° &amp; 26° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef 12. A. 1673, &amp; 1674. 
YORK City, Election, Petition, 7 Jan. 





27° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sef. 13. A. 1675. 
y4 TES. Vide Privileges. 


28° 29° &amp; 30° Car. Il. Parl. 2. Sef. 15. A. 1676, 
1677, &amp; 1678. 


y4 RMOUTH Pier, Bill for repairing it, ordered, 14 Mar. 
1676. To be read, 16 &amp; 19. Read, 22. Order for Second 
Reading, 24. Committed, 2 Apr. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 9. Pafled, 11. Agreed to by Lords, 13. 
— New Writ, 28 Jan. 
Yatton, Petition from, 7 Mar. 1676. Vide Cattle. 
York City Election, Report, 15 Mar. 1676. 


30° Car. II. Parl. 2. Sefi17. A. 1678. 
y4 RMOUT II new Writ, 21 Dee. 
York, Duke of, Debate about an Addrefs that he may with- 
draw himfelf from King’s Perfon and Countels, adjourned, 4. 


8. 14. &amp; 18 Nov. 


31° Car. IT. Parl. 3. Sef. 1. A. 1678, &amp; 1679. 
yy? RK, Duke of, Vote that his being a Papift, and the Hopes 


of his coming fuch to the Crown, nave encouraged the pre- 
fent Conf{piracics; Lords Concurrence to be defired, 27 Apr. 
Houfe pui Lords in mind of Vote, g May. Committee of 
Secrecy to prepare Abftract of Matters that concern him, re- 
lating to the Plot, 27 Apr. 5 &amp; 7 May. Report to be made, 
19 &amp; 20. Made, 21.—Committee to prepare Bill to difable 
him to inhent the Crown, 11 May. Bill read, 15. Order for 
Second Reading, 19 &amp; 20. Committed, 21. 


31° &amp;§ 32° Car. UW. Parl. 4. Sef. 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 
Y4FkRi NGTON. Vide Privileges. 


Yeamans, Sir Robert, Information given that he had declar- 
ed publickly, there was no Popith, but a Prefbyterian, Plot ; 
Witnets examined ; Sir Robert ordered into Cuttody, 28 O&amp;t. 
Hic Petition, and Order for bringing him to Bar, 12 Nov. 
Centured, and difcharged, on his Submiflion, 13. 

—— Arthur. Vide Privileges. 

York, Duke of, Vote that his being a Papift, and the Hopes of 
his coming fuch to the Crown, have encouraged the prefent 
Confpiracies—Committee to prepare Bill to difable him to in- 
herit the Crown, 2 Nov. Bill read, 4. Cominitted; Infiruc- 
tion, that Exclufion extend to the Perfon of the Duke only, 
6. Motion from Committee, that Members be fent for out of 
the Hall, and Court of Requefis, affented to; Bill reported ; 
Claufe added ; Bill to be ingrofled, 8. Paffed, 11. 


33° Car. II. Parl. 5. Sef 1. A. 1680, &amp; 1681. 


YP K, Duke of, Committee to prepare Bill to difable him 
to inherit the Crown, 26 Mar. Bill read, 28. 


1° 2°&amp; 3° Jac. II. Parl.1. Seffii. A. 1685, 1686, &amp; 
1687. 
y4 RMOUTH Pier, Bill for repairing it, ordered, 26 May. 
Read, 5 June. Committed, 6. Reported, and to be in- 
grofled, 13. Paffed, 15. Agreed to by Lords, 20. 
York City, Election, Petitions, 23 &amp; 26 May, &amp; 1 June. Peti- 
tion owned, 26 May. 





31° &amp; 32° Car. II. Parl. 4. Sef 1. A. 1679, &amp; 1680. 
Geil E, Mr. Vide Addrefs, and Plot. 


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