House of Commons Journal Volume 1: 07 June 1610

Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 1, 1547-1629. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1802.

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'House of Commons Journal Volume 1: 07 June 1610', in Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 1, 1547-1629, (London, 1802) pp. 435-436. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/commons-jrnl/vol1/pp435-436 [accessed 19 March 2024]

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Jovis, 7 Junii, 1610

Orell.

L. 1. - ORRELL.

Babington.

L. I. - Babington.

Oath ex Officio.

L. 2. - Oath Ex Officio: - Committed to the former Committee for Religion. - Monday, for all these Bills committed.

Yarmouth.

Yarmouth : - This Afternoon, in the Court of Wards.

Dorchester.

L. 2. - Dorchester: - Nova, LL. - Committed to the former Committee. -

Mr. Chub opposeth, with a long Speech; Sir Edw. Grevill, pro; Sir Fr. Hastings, pro. -

Mr. Chub added. - Saturday Morning, in the Committee Chamber.

Wood, &c.

L. 2. - Preservation of Wood and Timber: - Sir John Wood, &c. Savill, Sir Geo. Fleetwood, Sir Geo. Moore, Mr. Bacchus, Sir Wm. Burlacy, Mr. Alford, Sir Wm. Twysenden: - Any that will come. - Tuesday, here in this House.

Hunting.

L. 3 B. - Unlawful Hunting.

"Shall commit willingly" inserted. - "Against the Will, Mind, or Pleasure of the Owners, Occupiers, Possessioners, or Keepers of the same," inserted.

The House divided, touching a Clause to be inserted, to make the Bill a Probationer.

Tellers. -

The Yea:

The Noe:

The Noe yielded, and the Yea returned with Victory.

Sworn.

Some sworn.

Privilege.

Privilege for Sir Ja. Scudamore: - Plaintiff, John Huson; he that served it, Wm. Strayne; Rob. Baldey, that procured it.

Message from Lords.

SIR Jo. Crook, Mr. D. Amye, Sir Jo. Tyndall, from the Lords : -

Their Lordships not forgetting what did pass at their last Conference, or rather Meeting, and the great Labour, that they might be Conferences, which are rather Meetings, than Conferences; knowing, that the great Preparations - some Intermission to that, and the Incidents, and the Absence of divers Members - Parliament; their Lordships entering into Consideration of the Time of the Year; tho' they nothing doubt of the great Care of this House, they have thought good to give Intimation to this House, that all Protraction, in this so great and necessary a Business, may be avoided.

Disputed, what Answer to return.

Answer.

Mr. Speaker propounded, that, in the great Matter in Hand, we had entered into Dispute; that we were still continuing with [a] - when we are provided, we will send Answer to their Lordships.

Answ. We are preparing: - They have omitted no Time: - When we are prepared, their Lordships shall hear from us.