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'Index - W', in Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 2, 1640-1643, (London, 1802) pp. 116-124. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/commons-jrnl/vol2/pp116-124 [accessed 25 March 2024]

Index - W WALES,Lord President of, Bill to exempt the Four Counties from his Jurisdiction, to be read, 29 Apr. Read, 30. Wendover,new Writ, 18 Apr. Wharton,Mr. Vide Privileges. White,Daniel, to prefer a new Petition, the former being mislaid, 24 Apr. Winchelsey,Election; Petition mislaid, another to be presented, 24 Apr. Wool,Bill against Exportation thereof, and of Wool Fells, Mortlings, Shorlings, Yarn made of Wool, Fuller's Earth, and Fulling Clay, to be read, 25 Apr. Read, 28. Wray,Sir Jo. declared duly elected, 24 Apr. Writs,new, viz. Lewis, Shaftesbury, Mynhead, Queenborough, Bodmin, Newton, East Grinstead, and Aylesbury, 16 Apr. Eastlow, Newport, and Reading, 17. Wendover, 18. Bramber, 23. And Arundel, 24. WADDESDEN,1640, Complaint of a Tax laid for maintaining an Organ and Organist, 1 Feb. Several Persons to be summoned to attend, 1 & 13.-Matter referred to a Committee, 6 Mar. Waddon,Mr. 1641, his House to be searched for Arms, 14 Feb. 1642, declares he has brought in 200 Ounces of Plate, 16 Feb. Waddsworth,1641, to bring in the Names of Priests he had apprehended; a Committee to examine him concerning Two, 15 Nov. 1642, to be summoned to attend, 17 Sept. WadhamCollege, Oxon, 1640, Grievances thereof referred to the Committee for Emanuel College, 17 Dec. Wadland,Tho. 1641, to be required to attend, 1 Dec. Examined; to present his Narrative in Writing, 4. Wadsworth,James, 1641, to be forthwith sent for, 3 May.-A Committee to examine him, 4. Vide Suckling. Wagner,Mr. 1640, Motion for referring his Petition to the Committee for Mr. Leighton's Petition, 10 Nov. Wake,Baldwyn, 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 10 Mar. 1642, Message from Lords, acquainting House they had sent for him, and he was there; Messenger dismissed without Answer ; a Committee to prepare Interrogatories; Message to be sent to Lords, desiring he may be examined upon Oath, in the Presence of some Members of both Houses, 25 Mar.- To be examined before a certain Day, or discharged, 2 Apr. To be discharged unless examined this Night, 9.-To be sent for as a Delinquent, for refusing to come to Earl of Warwick, or deliver up his Ship; Lords Concurrence signified, 4 July. Message from Lords, desiring House, if they intend an Impeachment against him, to hasten it; the Committee for the Navy to consider the Fact, 23. Another Message concerning him; Answer thereto, 28. Walch,John, 1641, to withdraw his Petition, 12 July.-Petition recommended to the Parliament in Ireland, 5 Aug. Walcot,Rich. 1642, to be discharged, 4 Nov. Waldgrave,Sir Edw. 1642, to be sent for in Custody, 30 Jan. Waldon,Saffron, 1642, Inhabitants to put themselves in a Posture of Defence, 7 Nov. Wales,1640, a Committee to consider of the Jurisdiction of the Court for Marches, 23 Dec.-Petition referred, 18 Feb. Committee revived; Order for Sitting, 20. 1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee, 27 Apr. - 19 May.-9 July.-Report; Resolution that the Four Counties are not within the Jurisdiction of the Court, 14.- Committee to stand, 1 June. 1641, Bill to exempt the Four Counties from the Jurisdiction thereof, read, 28 June. Committed, 29.-Petition referred, 3 July.-Bill to be reported, 12.-Reported, and to be ingrossed, 14. Passed, and to be sent to Lords, 19. Sent, 20.-Bill for Repeal of One Branch of the Statute 34° H. 8. Cap. 26. and for taking away the Court of Marches, read, 7 Aug. Committed, 13. 1641, Petition of authorized preaching Ministers avowed, and referred to the Committee for scandalous Ministers; Parties complained of to attend them, 26 June. Vide Ministers, preaching.-Committee revived, 26 July. 1642, Order for preventing Arms being sent thither, 8 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 11.-The Committee for the Navy to prepare Ordinance to enable Masters of Colliers to take Pirates, and to send a Ship to guard the Coasts, 31 Jan. - The Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to consider of speedy Defence for the Counties of North Wales, 29 Aug. - Providing a Pinnace to scour the Coast referred to theCommittee for the Navy, 2 Dec. Walker,Mr. 1640, to be sent for to prosecute a Petition on his Behalf, 13 Nov. Avows and subscribes it; Petition referred to a Committee, 30.-Another Petition referred, 11 Dec. 1641, his Case to be reported, 18 May. Reported; Proceedings against him voted illegal; Reparation to be made him; the Committee to prepare a Transmission, 20.-Order for making Report, 6 July. Transmission read, and recommitted to be drawn into the Form of an Impeachment, 7. Mr. Paymaster of Carlisle, 1641, Member to peruse the State of his Disbursements, 28 Oct. John, 1641, to be summoned to appear, 15 Mar. Vide Richardson. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 5 Aug. Mr. 1642, to be summoned to attend the Service of House, 1 Aug.-To be sent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov. 14 Dec.-Voted incapable of fitting during this Parliament, 6 Mar. H. 1641, to be sent for as a Delinquent, for writing a Pamphlet, intituled, "A terrible Victory against the loitering exalted Bishops;" Matter referred to the Committee for Printing, 20 Dec. Wall,William, 1640, Petition with the Committee for Grievances, referred to Secretary Windebank's Committee, 17 Dec. Jo. Master of a Ship, 1641, to be examined concerning his frequent passing betwixt Dunkirk and Ireland; Ship to be searched, 22 Feb. Peter, 1642, to be discharged upon Security, 8 Apr.- Lord Admiral impowered to take his Bail in London, 18 May. Tho. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 2 Feb. Wallen,Elias, 1641, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 15 May. -Not to speak with any one but in the Keeper's Presence, 18. Waller,Mr. 1641, Exceptions taken at some Words reflecting on Mr. Pimme; ordered to withdraw ; called in, and pardoned upon his Acknowledgment, 5 Nov. Sir Wm. 1641, to be forthwith summoned to appear to answer for promoting a Petition, 8 Mar. 1642, to be thanked for his good Service, 18 Aug. -Member to prepare Letter of Thanks for his Services, 1 Dec.-Speaker to thank him, 16 Jan.-To have Power of martial Law, &c. agreed to by Lords, 23 Feb. Sir Hardres, 1642, Petition recommended to Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 24 Sept. Walley,Mr. 1641. Vide Privileges. Peter, 1642, Petition read, and referred to the Committee for Examinations, 26 Nov.-Order for his Discharge, 9 Dec. Wallgrave,Sir Wm. 1641, a Committee to consider by what Means he is put into the Commission of Peace, 2 Feb. Wallingford,1640, Election; Report touching it; Election declared void -new Writ, 15 Feb. Wallop,Sir H. 1640, Petition referred to the Sub-committee for Irish Affairs, 12 Jan. Wallrond,Humphrey, 1642, Petition, 6 Apr. Vide Privileges. Wallworth,Francis, 1642. Vide Privileges. Walmsley,Wm. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 25 July. -To be bailed, 5 Aug. Walpoole,Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to transport himself to France, 27 Sept. Walrond,John. Vide Barkesdale. Walsingham,Sir Tho. 1641, Member appointed to receive his Poll-money, and pay it into the Chamber of London, 30 Nov. Waltham,1642, Information of Riots in the Forest; House desired to concur with an Order of Lords made thereupon, 6 May. Order to be prepared ; Lord Chief Justice in Eyre to give speedy Notice of such Riots, 10. Walther,John, 1642, his House to be searched for Arms, 14 Oct. Walton,Dr. 1641, the Sub-committee concerning the Complaint against him made a Committee; another Committee appointed to examine it, 25 Jan. Mr. Vide Cromwell, Mr.-1642, Order for Delivery of his Horses, 25 Oct. Captain, 1642, Consideration of his Release to be recommended to Lord General, 10 Nov. Bryan, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 2 Dec. Wanissord,Mr. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 26 Apr. Wanley,Samuel, 1642, to have Warrant for carrying Musquets, &c. to Leicester, 20 June. Wanssord,Mr. 1642, Order for Repayment of his Loan of 1,000 l. 8 June. Wapping,1641, Bill for making the Chapel parochial, read, 17 Aug. Committed, 30. Wapping,and East Smithfield, 1642, Petition of Constables referred to the Committee for Stepney, 3 Oct. Warcupp,Rodolph, 1641, Petition for Relief against an Action sued for a Distress taken for Ship-money, 19 Feb. Ward,Mr. Rector of St. Leonard, Foster-lane, 1640, to be sent for as a Delinquent, to answer a Petition against him, 8 Jan. John, and Clement Wray, 1640, Petition read, and referred to the Bishop of Ely's Committee; Day appointed for bringing the Petition to the House, 16 Jan. Mr. of Salop, 1640, Petition against the Mayor read and avowed; Order for his Attendance, 10 Feb. Petition withdrawn, 12. Rich, 1642, the Committee for Customers to consider of employing another in his room, 28 Nov. Wardour,Sir Edw. and Dr. Dukeson, 1642, Message to Lords concerning a Pass granted to go to Oxford; Answer thereto; Declaration for staying them, 5 Jan. Order for their continuing in Custody, 6. Matter referred to the Committee for Examinations, 7. Sir Edw. 1642, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for putting in an able Man to execute his Place, 16 Feb. Wardourne,Sir Edw. 1641, to be forthwith sent for to attend a Committee, 5 May. Vide Plot. Wards,Court of, 1640, a Committee to consider of Proceedings and Abuses therein; Petition referred; Committee to receive all Petitions of like Nature, 16 Feb. 1641, another Petition referred, 17 May. Report touching Gabriel Gabriel Miles, 27. Vide Miles.-Further Report to be made, 19 July. Ware,1642, Information of Proclamation, proclaiming Earl of Essex, &c. Traitors, being fixed upon a Post there, and of other Papers taken upon a Messenger; Persons discharged, and thanked, 15 Aug. Vide Newbolton. Warham,1640, Election; Resolution touching it; Return to be amended, 1 Feb. Late Mayor's Deputy to attend for that Purpose, 2. 1642, Petition of Inhabitants of St. Mary's; Minister appointed, 4 Jan. Warley,1641, High Sheriff of Leicestershire impowered to erect a Lecture in the Parish at his own Charge, 21 Mar. Warminster,1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Order for a weekly Lecture to be kept by Ministers nominated by House, 5 May. -Members to consider the Difference about levying Moneys on the Bill for 400,000 l. in that Hundred, 11 July. Warner,George, High Sheriff of Warwickshire, 1640, to be sent for as a Delinquent, to answer a Petition against him, 9 & 24 Nov.-Committed to the Tower, and to make Submission at the Assizes, 2 Dec. Order for his Discharge, 5. For bringing him to the Bar, 9. Discharged on his Submission, 10. Samuel, 1640, Petition re-delivered, 27 Nov.-Order for delivering his Ship and Goods detained by the Farmers Deputies, 25 Jan.-To stand, 2 Feb. Francis, 1641, Petition referred to Sir Thomas Dawes's Committee, 29 July. Robert, 1641, to be permitted to transport Wheat, &c. Custom-free, for Relief of Dublin, Youghall, or Cork, 22 Feb. Mr. 1642, Order about Re-payment of Money advanced by him, with Interest, 26 Mar. Warnford,Mr. 1641, a Committee to peruse Letters brought from France by him; their Report; Order for his Discharge, 18 Dec. Warren,Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. Serjeant Major, 1642, Order for Payment of his Arrears, 5 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 12. Jo. 1642, to have Warrant to transport himself and Son to France, 5 Oct. Rob. 1642, committed to the King's Bench, 27 Dec. WarwickCounty, 1640, Petition of Freeholders read, and avowed ; High Sheriff to be sent for as a Delinquent, 9 Nov. Vide Warner.-Another referred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 13. 1641, Lord Brooke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb. Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker's Answer to Persons who brought it; Copy of another to Lords, read, and approved, 12.-Deputy Lieutenants approved; another to be recommended, 18 Mar. 1642, Lords to be moved that the Militia may be forthwith put in Execution, 28 May. Message sent; Members to go down and take care thereof, 30.-Deputy Lieutenants approved by Lords, 1 June.-Others to be recommended to Lord Lieutenant, 13 & 17.-Order for their going down and seeing the Militia put in Execution; Instructions to them read, and re-committed, 20. Agreed to, 22. Agreed to by Lords, with Amendments, 24.-House informed of their Readiness to put the Militia in Execution, 6 July.-Propositions for raising Horse, &c. to be sent down; Letter for Advancement thereof to be sent to Deputy Lieutenants, 8.-Letter from them, and Petition of Officers, to be sent to Lords, with Desire they may be printed, 9.-Order impowering Lord Lieutenant to suppress the Commission of Array, and preserve the Peace of the County, sent to Lords, 5. Aug.-The Committee for Defence of the Kingdom impowered to insert Names in the Instructions; Lords Concurrence signified, 17.-Sheriff to keep Custody of the County; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 30.-Instructions agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 30 Dec.-Ordinance of Additions to Committees, agreed to by Lords, 4 Feb.- Ordinance for Re-payment of Moneys advanced by Collectors upon the Bill for 400,000 l. 14. 1640, Election declared void-new Writ, 2 Dec.- Election; Petition touching it offered, 8 Jan. Town, 1640, new Writ, 17 Dec.-Election; Order for bringing the Indentures, &c. 16 Feb. To stand, 17. Return to be amended, 18. Castle, 1642, Order for permitting Ordnance to pass thither, 22 July. Earl of, 1641, to issue no Moneys paid to him without Order, 10 June.-14 July.-Motion for paying him 25,000 l. for the Scots, 12 June.-To have Liberty to send 25,000 l. for the Northern Counties-a Committee to consider of a fit Discharge to be given him for Money paid, or to be paid by him, 16.-Copy of Orders, by which he has paid any, to be delivered to them; has Liberty to pay the Scots Commissioners a Month's Pay, 3 July.-Money formerly ordered to be paid Sir Wm. Uvedale, to be paid to him, 21. -Acquittances from Scots Commissioners to be his Discharge for Money paid them, 17 Aug.-Recommended to Lord Admiral to be Commander in Chief under him, 10 Mar. -Refused by King; House insist on their former Vote; Message to Lords, desiring them to join therein; agreed to, 15. Letter to Lord Admiral concerning it, communicated by Lords at a Conference, read; Resolution to join with Lords in a Petition to King that he may be appointed; a Committee to prepare Petition, 24. 1642, Petition reported, 26 Mar. Read, agreed to, and sent to Lords, 28.-King's Answer communicated by them; Lords moved to join in requiring Lord Admiral to depute him, and injoining him to undertake the Charge; Messenger dismissed without Answer; Letter and Petition to be printed, with an Addition; a Committee to prepare it; another Committee to consider them, 2 Apr. Conference desired by Lords concerning the Vote; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; Vote from them agreed to, 4.-Message to be sent to Lords, desiring he may be dispensed with from his Command of the Fleet, to see the Militia put in Execution in Essex, 31 May.-Sent; Answer thereto, 1 June.-A Committee to prepare Discharge upon his Account, and draw up a Declaration to be added thereto, 3.-Conference desired by Lords concerning a Letter from him to the Earl of Holland; Messenger dismissed without Answer, 14. Vide Landguard Fort.-A Committee to peruse and amend Ordinance concerning his commanding the Fleet; their Report; Ordinance read, agreed to, and sent to Lords; agreed to by them, with Amendments; Lords Amendments agreed to; Ordinance sent to the Earl, 1 July Report of Delivery- King's Letter, requiring him to deliver up the Ships, and other Papers, read; Earl to be thanked for his ready Obedience to the Ordinance; a Committee to prepare Declaration; Conference desired with Lords concerning his commanding the Fleet, agreed to; and held; Message from Lords, signifying their Concurrence; Declaration reported, and agreed to; sent to Lords; their Amendments agreed to; Declaration to be sent to him; Copies of Ordinance to be sent to Sir Jo. Hotham and the Captains on the Irish Coast, 4.-His Letter concerning Captains that refused to obey his Command, read, and to be printed; Lords Concurrence thereto signified, 5. Order concerning all Ships to be under his Command, agreed to by Lords, 7.-Message from Lords, desiring they may communicate Letters from him at a Conference; Messengers dismissed without Answer, 9. Another Message to the same Purpose; Answer thereto; Letters read; Order thereupon, 11.-Letters from him concerning re-supplying Moneys and other Necessaries, communicated by Lords, and read; referred to the Committee for the Navy, 13.-Other Letters, with Advertisements taken by a Council of War, read, and approved, and referred to the same Committee; Thanks thereupon, 14. -His Letters, and others inclosed, communicated by Lords, read; Order for directing them hereafter to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom; the Committee to answer them, 18.-A Committee to prepare a Letter to him concerning what Ships are to be kept out, &c. 19. Letter read, agreed to, and to be signed by Speaker, 20.-Another Letter from him read ; Resolutions touching re-victualling Ships at Sea, 23.-Another concerning the Stay of some Dutch Ships, read, and sent to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom-Another from Lords, with a Note of Ships under his Command, 26.-Conference desired by Lords concerning a Letter from him, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held; Letter read, and referred to the Committee for the Navy, 28. -The Committee for the Navy to consider of presenting him with Wine, 18 Aug.-To be desired to call home the Rainbow, and send another Ship to Tinmouth, 23.-Member to answer Letters from him, 24.-Lords to be moved to join in desiring him to go into Essex, 25.-Letter from him, informing House that Queen is at Rotterdam, and bound for Newcastle, and desiring Directions how to demean himself; the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to prepare Instructions, 17 Sept.-A Committee to prepare Order for recalling him, and appointing a Vice Admiral, 8 Oct. Order read, and agreed to, 11.-Order enabling him to substitute Officers under him, agreed to by Lords, 20.-Appointed Captain General of the Forces in London, and Counties adjacent; a Committee to prepare a Commission; Commission read, agreed to, and sent to Lords; Report of Delivery, 22.-Free Conference desired by Lords concerning Propositions made by him, agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed, 24.-Order for issuing Moneys upon his Warrant, 4 Nov.-For his appointing a Rendezvous for Forces come up; Orders concerning them, 14.-Conference desired by Lords concerning the Surrender of his Commission, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 22. Reported; his Surrender accepted, 23.- To be desired to take care no Prejudice come to the Kingdom by private Conveyance of Letters, 15 Dec.-A Committee to prepare Commission to appoint him Commander in Chief of the Fleet at Sea, 7 Jan. Commission read, and sent to Lords, 9. House put them in mind thereof 12, 13. 17. 20. & 22, Jan.-2 & 3 Feb.-Conference to be desired thereupon; a Committee to prepare Heads, 18 Jan.-Free Conference desired by Lords, agreed to; Managers and Reporters appointed; free Conference held, and reported; Report to be considered, 4 Feb. Lords Concurrence to the Ordinance signified, 8.-To be acquainted with Letters concerning Dutch Ships lying at Burdlington, 8 Mar. Wasse,John, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for maimed Soldiers, 25 Feb. Watermen,1640, Bill concerning them read, 9 Mar. 1641, Committed; Petition referred, 21 May. 1641, Petition from the Generality of Watermen to be considered, 16 Apr.-Referred to the Committee on the Watermens Bill, 21 May. 1641, Bill for better Government of Watermen and Wherrymen on the Thames, read, 16 Aug. Committed, 28. 1642, Letter from Oxford to the Master and Wardens of the Company, 26 Jan.-Order concerning the Government of them, 28. Waterworth,Tho. 1642, to have Warrant to go to Oxford, 2 Mar. Watford,1642, Petition and Propositions concerning bringing in Money and Horse, agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired ; Petition to be printed ; Speaker's Answer to Persons who preferred it, 1 July.-Order concerning the Town; agreed to by Lords, 11 Nov. Watkins,Mr. a Monopolist, 1640, called to the Bar for not withdrawing when commanded ; suspended ; a Committee to examine the Charge against him, 16 Nov. Sir David, 1640, & 1641. Vide Privileges. Mr. a Searcher of London, 1641, Message from Lords, desiring House to appoint a Committee to meet Lords Committees for searching Letters stopped by him; Committee appointed, 10 Feb. Another Message, desiring they may meet, agreed to; Order for making Report; Committee impowered to communicate what Letters they think proper to the Scots Commissioners, 16. Wm. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 7 Nov. Watlington,1642, Lecturer recommended, 16 Apr. Watson,Mr. the King's Surgeon, 1641, to be forthwith summoned to attend ; examined touching Arms and a Confluence of People at his House in Bedfordshire, and dismissed, 23 Dec. Watts,Paul, 1642, the Committee for Adventurers to consider of continuing him in the Place he holds under Lord Kerry's Regiment, 18 Aug. Samuel, 1642, Petition; Satisfaction to be made him out of the Estates of Persons who plundered him, 19 Dec. Wayle,Edward, 1642, Information of his endeavouring to pass to Lisbon by a counterfeit Pass, read, and referred to the Committee for Informations, 9 May. Wayte,William, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 28 Oct. Weale,Job, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 17 Oct. Committed to the Compter, 24. WeavingTrade, 1641, Bill to prevent Abuses therein, committed, 3 July. Committees added, 8. Webb,Mr. 1640, Report from the Committee for Monopolists touching him; expelled-new Writ ordered, 21 Jan. Tho. 1641, Minute of a Letter to him read; the Committee in Scotland to require of him who wrote it; Letter to be delivered to them; Examinations concerning it to be read; Member, who wrote it injoined to discover it, 4 Nov. Examinations read, and to be sent to Lords, 5. Sent, 6. Nicolas, Speaker's Servant, 1641, to have Warrant for passing beyond Sea, notwithstanding former Order of Restraint, 22 Feb. Mr. of Gloucestershire, 1642, his Offer of a Loan of 100 l. accepted; Order touching the Re-payment, 2 May. Mr. 1642, his Letters to Mr. Warwick and Secretary Nicholas, read, 15 Dec. Webster,Jo. 1642, to be summoned to attend, 3 June. Weekes,Tho. 1641, Complaint that he could not have his Quietus est without a Fee; Bomach to be summoned to attend, 1 June. Vide Bomach. Anne, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for the Gatehouse; Committee to inquire whether she was guilty of Mr. Legg's Escape, 14 Oct. Welch,Mr. 1641, to withdraw his Petition, 9 July.-To be sent for by Serjeant and, upon Refusal, to be brought in Custody, 19 Aug. Mr. and Servant, 1642, to be summoned concerning Oneale's Escape out of the Tower, 6 May. Weld,Jo. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 6 Aug. A Committee to prepare Impeachment against him, 29.-Impeachment read, and agreed to, 14 Sept. Ingrossed Articles read, and sent to Lords, 16. Addition to be made thereto, 20. Welles, Ralph, 1640. Vide Privileges. Wells,1642, Magazine to be delivered to Deputy Lieutenants of the County, 9 Aug. Wells,Gilbert, 1640, Bill to sell Lands for Payment of Debts and Provision for younger Children, read, 14 Dec.-Read Second time; Questions for Commitment and Ingrossment, severally Neg. Bill rejected, 16 Feb. Wendover,1640, new Writ, 8 Dec. 1642, Petition of Parishioners; certain Ministers to have Liberty to keep a weekly Lecture there, 17 May. Wentworth,Sir Geo. 1640, has Leave to visit the Earl of Strafford, upon Protestation of Secrecy, 26 Feb. 1641, Consideration of his having a Command in Ireland to be resumed, 5 Feb. To repair to his Charge, and continue a Member, 21. 1642, voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament, 6 Sept. Sir Wm. 1641, Bill to restore him, and the rest of the late Earl of Strafford's Children, in Blood, &c. read, 15 June. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. Sir Peter, 1642, to have Leave to attend Lord General, 10 Sept. John, 1642, his Letter, making an untrue Relation of the Passages in the late Fight between the Two Armies, read; ordered into Custody, 29 Oct. His Petition, and Order for his Discharge, 30. Weobley,1640, new Writ, 2 Jan. Wesley,Harman, 1642, to have Warrant to transport himself into France, 12 May. WesternCircuit, 1642, a Committee to inquire of the Judges the Reasons for altering the Places for keeping the Assizes, 21 June. Parts, 1642, Letters from thence read; Conference desired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed, 1 Nov.-Other Letters concerning the State thereof; Conference desired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed, 26.-Mr. Holles to be desired to take the Command in Chief of the Forces there, 3 & 13 Dec.-Order for raising and arming Volunteers, 5.-For raising Dragoons; agreed to by Lords, 8.-Letter concerning taking several Prisoners; Conference desired thereupon; Managers appointed; Conference agreed to, and held; Lords Concurrence to Votes signified; a Committee of both Houses to move the City to assist in Defence thereof; Letter to be communicated to them, 13. -Ordinance for securing Moneys sent for the Service thereof, read, and agreed to, 23.-Instructions for Deputy Lieutenants read, and agreed to, 24.-A Committee to consider of the Charge for Horses employed there, 31.-Another Committee to prepare Ordinance for assessing the Inhabitants, 17 Jan.-Ordinance agreed to, 10 Feb.-Member to prepare Ordinance for securing Moneys advanced for the Service thereof, 6 Feb. Ordinance agreed to by Lords, 15.-Letter concerning the State of Affairs, 24. Coasts, 1642, the Committee for the Navy to consider of setting forth Two Ships for Guard thereof, 5 Nov. Westham,1642, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Committee for Examinations, 18 Feb. Westmeath,Earl of, 1641, Letter from the Mayor of Beaumaris concerning the Stay of his Grandson; Consideration thereof referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs; Mayor's Care approved, 27 Dec. 1642, Commissioners for Irish Affairs to take a proper Course for discharging his Debts, that he may be brought up, 23 Apr. Westminster,1641, Bailiss to assist in executing an Order, 13 July.-Commissioners to give Account from Day to Day what Moneys come in upon the Poll-bill, 16.-Petition of Trained Bands read, and to be entered; Speaker's Answer to Persons who brought it, 11 Jan. 1642, Propositions for bringing Horse, &c. to be directed to the Burgesses, 8 Sept.-City to have Liberty to provide Musquets, &c. 12.-Conference to be desired with Lords concerning their Order for disposing of Moneys to be collected at the next Fast to distressed Ministers, 3 Oct.-Order concerning it, 2 Nov.-Order for setting up Posts and Chains in Westminster, and adjacent Parishes, 15 Oct.-Order for granting them Powder, &c. 3 & 12 Nov.-For seizing the Ordnance in the Military Yard, 5.-Colonels and Captains of Trained Bands impowered to punish Deserters, 11.-A Committee to prepare Ordinance to impower them to desend the City and Parliament, 16.-Names of Defaulters to be returned to House, 22.-The Committee for Dispatches to receive Names of Persons refusing to pay Moneys assessed for setting Posts, Chains, &c. 23 & 28.-Order for Re-payment of Moneys lent for that Service, 28.-Conference desired by Lords concerning seizing Horses; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported; a Committee to consider what will be a sufficient Number, 1 Dec.-Order for seizing and removing Ordnance from the Military Yard, 11 Feb. Hall, 1641, Order for stopping the Holes in the Floor, 10 May. College, 1642, the Committee for the King's Revenue to consider of providing for it, 29 Oct.-Order for Receiver and Steward to receive Rents and Provisions as formerly, 2 Nov.-For safe Conveyance of Corn, 18.-Against imposing the Wearing of Surplices, 20 Feb. Westmorland,1641, Earl of Cumberland nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb. 1642, Message to Lords, acquainting them he has not sent down the Names of his Deputies; Answer thereto, 25 Mar. Desires to be excused; Lord Hastings nominated ; Lords Concurrence signified, 26.-Deputy Lieutenants approved, 2 Apr. Weston,Sir Richard, a Baron of the Exchequer, 1641, Messengers appointed to carry up the Charge against him, 22 May. -Charge reported; Articles read, and to be ingrossed, 1 July. Ingrossed Articles read, and to be sent to Lords, 2. Messengers to desire he may answer thereto ; Conference to be desired with them thereupon; Assistant appointed, 3. Transmission to be carried up; Message to be sent to Lords to that Purpose, 5. Conference desired with them; agreed to, 6. -Purchaser of his Lands to present a Schedule of his Debts, 29 Oct.-To pay the Money to Commissioners mentioned therein, 19 Nov. Mr. Nicho. 1642, to be summoned to attend the Service of House, 15 Aug. Voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament; new Writ ordered, 16. Weston,Zoyland, 1642, Petition of Parishioners referred to the Committee for plundered Ministers, 9 Mar. Weymouthand Melcombe Regis, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants, complaining of Exactions of the Officers of the Customs, read, and referred to a Committee; several Patents referred, 21, Dec. -Committee restrained to the Consideration of Salt, Leather, and Soap only, 12 Jan.-Impowered to consider any thing concerning Leather, 2 Feb. 1641, Order for Meeting of the Committee; all that come to have Voices, 26 May.-For reporting the Business touching Leather, 31.-The Committee to stand as to Soap and Leather, 1 June.-Order for their Sitting, 10 July. For reporting the Soap Business, 13. 17. & 19, July.-11. 13, & 14, Aug.-Revived for Soap and Leather, 21 July. -Report concerning Leather to be made, 14 Aug.-Report touching Soap made; Patent voted a Monopoly, and illegal; further Proceedings thereupon; Recompence to be made to Parties injured; several Persons to be sent for as Delinquents ; Proceedings in the Star-chamber against several voted illegal; Recompence to be made them-a Committee to consider who made the Decree for regulating the Trade of Soap-boilers- Report concerning Leather; to be considered; further Report to be made at the same time, 17. Made; Resolutions thereupon, 20.-Further Report touching Soap; Proceedings of the Star-chamber and Council Board voted illegal; several Persons to be sent for as Delinquents, 30.-Committee for Soap revived, 9 Dec. 1642, Order for making Report, 24 May.-1 June. 1641, Master and others, come thither in a Ship from France, and bound for Ireland, to be examined; Ship to be searched, 4 Mar. Wexford,1642, Ship and Goods from thence to be sold; Mariners to be proceeded against according to Law, 2 Dec. Wharton,Lord 1642, appointed Colonel General of the Forces sent into Ireland by the Adventurers, 18 June. Lords Concurrence, signified, 21.-Lords to be desired to join in appointing him Lord Lieutenant for Bucks, 24. Sir Tho. 1641, dispensed with for a time from repairing to his Charge in Ireland, 18 Feb. Sir Michael, 1642, Order that his Plate remain in Custody at Guildhall, 24 Aug. Wheeler,Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. 1641, Lord Keeper to be moved to put him into the Commission of Peace for Westminster, 28 Aug. 1642, Order for Payment of his Loans, 6 Aug. Captain, 1641, approved to be Captain in the Navy, 10 Mar. Whepsted,1642, Order for sequestering the Living; agreed to by Lords, 3 Feb. Whettcombe,Tristram, 1642, his Letter referred to Commissioners for Irish Affairs, 26 Apr.-Letter to be written to Lord President of Munster, to stop Proceedings against him till further Order, 5 July. Order for that Purpose, 6. Sent to Lords, and agreed to by them, with Amendments; free Conference desired thereupon; agreed to; Reporters appointed, 7. Message to Lords, desiring them to expedite the Order; Answer thereto, 11 & 13. House informed they had not passed it; Order to go from the House alone, 15.-His Petition, 5 Oct.-Another referred to the Committee for the Navy, 1 Mar. Benjamin, 1642, Petition referred to the Commissioners for Irish Affairs, 2 Dec.-To have Licence to transport Corn from France, 5 Jan. Order for that Purpose, 13. Whetstone,Mr. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 23 Jan. Whistler,Mr. 1641, pardoned, upon his Acknowledgement, for bailing a Person accused of High Treason, 16 Feb. Whitaker,Lawrence, 1641. Vide Privileges. White,Tho. Master of the Pacquet Boat to Holland and Flanders, 1641, Petition; Members to speak to the Post-master about it, 25 Oct. Abraham, 1641, to fall down with a Ship laden with Arms, &c. beyond the Command of the Tower, 17 Jan. Consideration thereof referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs ; Order for delivering them to the Contractors for Ireland, 27.-For issuing out such Ammunition as, by Warrant from the Master of the Ordnance, shall be directed ; King to be moved for such a Warrant, 1 Feb. Horse Arms to be delivered according to the Warrant-Order for unlading the whole Freight, 10. Richard, 1642, to have Licence to transport himself, Wife, &c, into Holland, 8 Apr. Mr. Minister at Westminster Abbey, 1642, to be sent for as Delinquent, 4 July.-Speaker to issue Warrant for appehending him, 17 Jan. Francis, 1642, to be discharged from Ilchester Gaol, 11 Aug. Mr. 1642, to be summoned to attend the Service of House, 6 Sept. Mr. 1642, Order for receiving the Arrears of his Subscriptions from Exon, notwithstanding he is to go out of the Sheriffalty, 23 Sept. Christopher, 1642, appointed Keeper of the Gatehouse 8 Oct. Order for delivering Keys and Books to him, 14. Mr. 1642, Speaker to Issue Warrant to transport him safe to King's Army, 14 Nov. Whitechapel,1642, Petition of Parishioners referred to a Committee, 24 May.-Order for their Sitting, 17 Aug. Whitehall,1641, Conference desired with Lords concerning armed Men there; Managers appointed; One Head thereof; Conference agreed to, and held, 4 Jan. Order concerning Time given to the Soldiers to discover the same, 17.-A Committee examine Injuries done to Citizens there, 24. Sub-committee concerning the Business made a Committee, 25.- Petition of Persons wounded, referred; Committee revived, 16 Mar. Whitfield,Serjeant, 1642, his Man to remain Prisoner in the Gatehouse, 11 Nov. Whiting,Hercules, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 5 Aug. Whitlege,Geo. 1641 Petition referred to the Judge of Assize at Gloucester, 19 Feb. 1642, Examination of his Business referred to the Committee for Informations; Judge's Certificate referred, 5 Apr. Whittacre,Wm. 1642, Information of Cloaths, designed for Ireland, being taken from him, 30 Aug.-Conference to be desired with Lords concerning Damage received thereby, 16 Sept. Mr. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 12 Nov.- 15 Feb.-To stay Horses he hath sent to stay, 26 Jan. Mr. 1642, desired to preach, 28 Dec.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 25 Jan. Whittlock,Mr. 1640, his Election to stand good, and not be further questioned, 5 Jan.-Thanked for his Service to the House, 14. 1641, Petition to be considered, 11 Aug. 1642, impowered to seize his Goods plundered by the King's Army, 8 Dec. Whittmore,Sir George, 1642, to be summoned to attend, 23 Dec. Loan of 3,000 l. propounded to him; his Answer, 24. Whitworth,Mr. 1641, Member to desire the Aldermen who committed him to take some Course to punish him, for Words against the King and Parliament, 10 Mar. Wiccombe,Chipping, 1642, Letter from thence concerning Waggons laden with a Chest, Trunks, &c. read; Order for staying and opening them ; Lords to be desired to join therein; Parties to be thanked, 4 June. Lords desired to join; Messengers dismissed without Answer; free Conference desired by them, agreed to; Managers appointed; free Conference held, 6.-Petition of Mayor, &c. referred to the Committee for Informations, 30 Sept.-Report touching Mr. Shorter's Election; to stand good; swearing the Mayor voted illegal- Order for his advancing the Propositions; Assistants appointed, 15 Oct. Wicherley,Captain, and Officers of his Company, 1642, to be sent for as Delinquents; the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to examine their Carriage, and appoint new Ones in their stead, 1 Oct. Wickins,Nath. 1640, Petition read, avowed, and referred to the Committee for the Starchamber, 3 Dec. Mr. 1641, to be forthwith summoned to attend, 19 Mar. Widerington,Sir Wm. 1640, gives Offence by calling the Scots Rebels; pardoned upon his Acknowlegement, 10 Nov. 1641, to be sent for immediately; explains his Intention in taking away Candles from the Serjeant; withdraws; committed to the Tower, 9 June. His Petition to be read, 12. Read ; Order for his Discharge, 14.-Voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament, 26. Aug. Sir Tho. 1640, to attend the Service of House, 19 Mar. Widmore,Michael, 1642, to be summoned to attend, 30 Sept. Widucere, Sir Wm. 1640, Petition against Thomas Lane referred to the Committee for the Judges, 20 Mar. Wigan,1641, Bill for dividing the Parish read, 17 May. Committed, 24.-Reported, and to be ingrossed, 7 Feb. 1642, passed, and sent to Lords, 12 Apr. Wight,Isle of, 1641, Consideration of the State thereof to be recommended to Lords at a Conference, 14 Aug.-Recommended, 1 Nov. Answer thereto to be desired at the next Conference, 2.-A Committee to prepare Reasons for putting the Custody thereof into other Hands; Reasons reported ; Conference desired thereupon; agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, 17. Another Conference desired by Lords thereupon; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, and reported, 19.-Earl of Pembroke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 10 Feb.-Letter from thence to Serjeant Wilde and the Committee, to be opened, 12. 1642, a Committee to prepare Order for making Earl of Pembroke Governor; Order agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Aug.-Declaration subscribed by many Gentlemen ; Proceedings thereupon, 15.-Particulars from thence recommended to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 20 Aug.-Papers concerning Proceedings there communicated by Lords; Proceedings thereupon, 30.-A Committee to prepare Order for paying Part of the Contribution-money to be employed in Defence thereof, 29 Nov.-Order for putting Twenty Men into Carisbrooke Castle, 7 Dec.-For fortifying the Island, 15.-For paying Money disbursed for that Service, 14 Jan.-For relieving distressed Protestants from Ireland re-committed, 15 Feb.-Message from Lords concerning a Petition from thence, 27. Wightwicke,Sam. 1642, Order for continuing him in Custody at Northampton, 13 Aug. Wigmore,Mr. 1642, Business concerning him referred to the Committee for Informations, 11 Jan. Wilbaston,1642, Order for Payment of 20l. for Relief of poor Irish there, 20 June. Wilde,Serjeant, 1642, has leave to buy Arms formerly belonging to a Recusant, 28 May. Mr. 1642, Order for restoring his Plate, 29 Oct. Wiles,Rich. and Stephen Lewes, 1642, to be sent for as Delinquents, 19 July. Wilkinson,Henry, 1640, Report from the Committee for Religion touching his Suspension by the Vice Chancellor of Oxford; Order for restoring him, 23 Dec. Wm. 1642, committed to the Clinck; his Estate to be sequestered and seized, 3 Feb. Willford,Sir Tho. 1642, to have Warrant to transport himself and One Servant into France, 22 Apr. Williams,Rob. 1640, not to sit till his Election is decided, 6 Jan. Sedrach, 1641, to be forthwith sent to be examined by House, 6 May. Mr. of Gray's Inn, 1642. Vide Byerlie. Sir Abraham, Agent of the Queen of Bohemia, 1642, his Remonstrance, 12 Sept. Vide Bohemia. Jo. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, for not paying Composition-money to the Committee for Customers, 1 Aug. Order for his Discharge, 5. Sir Trevor, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 27 Sept. Owen, a Drover, 1642, Order for re-delivering his Money, 5 Nov. Williamson,Mr. 1641, to be sent for as a Delinquent, for scandalous Words in his Sermon, 13 Dec. To be bailed; Sermon referred to a Committee, 24. Mr. a Priest, 1642, Lord Chief Justice to he moved for Habeas Corpusto remove him from Lancaster Gaol, 18 Mar. Sir Francis, 1642, Information from the Army concerning him referred to the Committee for Dispatches, 28 Nov. Committee impowered to consider of other Prisoners at Farnham, 3 Dec. Report; Order for their Commitment to several Prisons, 7. Willingham,1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to Dr. Tomson's Committee, 17 Dec. Vide Fens. Willis,Richard, 1642, Resolution touching his Pay for Attendance on the Committee for Irish Affairs, 24 Sept. Willmer,Sir Wm. Vide Privileges. Willmott,Mr. 1641, Business concerning him to be considered, 21 Aug.-17 Nov.- Order for stopping his Pension, 14 Oct. Willoughby,Lord, of Parham, 1642, to be thanked for his Service to the King and Kingdom, 18 July. Lord, of Eresby, 1642, a Committee to prepare Im peachment against him, 14 Sept. Vide Lindsey, Earl of- Order for stopping his Pension, 14 Oct. Mr. 1642, to have Warrant to transport himself to France, 7 June. Wilmott,Commissary, 1641, to make Protestation that he will not confer with Colonel Goringe, 11 June.-Examined touch ing Mr. Piercy's Letter; committed to the Tower upon Suspicion of High Treason, 14.-His Petition read; Motion for not resuming the Debate concerning him but in a full House, 3 July.-To be bailed ; to give it under his Hand that he will offer no Violence to Colonel Goringe, 8.-Articles against him to be considered, 5, 6. 11, 12, 13. & 18, Aug. Order for respiting his Pay to be sent to the Paymaster, 25, - House to consider what Name to give his Fact, 6 Dec- Votes concerning him, and Captain Chudleigh's Examination, read; Resolutions for accusing him of Misprision of Treason, and expelling him, 9. 1642, Time prefixed for his Accusation, 26 Mar.- Order for his Attendance; Bail to have Notice, 23 May.- His Letter to Mr. Crofts at the Hague, communicated by Lords, to be printed ; Member to prepare a Preamble to be printed with it, 1 July.-Bail Bond to be delivered up, 7. Wilson,Thomas, 1640, Petition read, and referred to Mr. Leighton's Committee; to have Liberty to prosecute it, 10 Nov. Report touching his Sequestration; Resolution to relieve him, 30. Rowland, 1640, to be sent for as a Delinquent, upon a Report touching the Vintners Complaint against him; Witnesses to be summoned, 27 Nov.-Order for bailing him, 3 Dec.-19 Jan. 1641, voted a Delinquent for sealing the Quadrupartite Indenture for imposing 40 s. a Ton on Wines, 13 Aug. To be sent for by Serjeant; Member to prepare Transmission against him, 14. Order for bailing him, 20. Mr. 1641, to be admitted as a Lecturer at Maidstone; Curate to give way thereto, 12 Feb. Christopher, 1641, Petition, 26 Feb. Vide Hales. Wm. 1641, Petition read; a Committee to examine him touching conveying Contributions to English Seminaries beyond Sea, and seducing the King's Subjects, 3 Aug. Order for his Discharge, 9. Jo. Under-Sheriff of Chester, 1642, to attend to answer a Complaint against him, 15 July. Samuel, 1642, to have Liberty to proceed from France to Spain, 25 Aug. Dr. 1642, desired to preach, 31 Aug.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 28 Oct.- Committed to Lambeth House, 2 Feb. Wilts,1641, Earl of Pembroke nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb.-Deputy Lieutenants approved; another to be recommended, 18 Mar. 1642, Sheriff to send up Letters he has received for publishing Papers ; a Committee to consider them, 25 May.- Order for their Meeting- Members to go down and fee the Militia put in Execution, and advance the Propositions for Horse, &c. Instructions to be prepared for them, 11 July.- Lords to be moved that Earl of Pembroke may go down, 10 Aug. Winch,Mr. 1641, Lord Keeper to be moved to put him into the Commission of the Peace, 2 Feb. Winchampton,1640, Petition on behalf of the Parishioners rereferred to the Committee for the High Commission Court, 2 Mar. Vide Star-chamber. Winchelsea,new Writs, 2 Feb. 1640.- 11 Feb. 1642. Earl of, 1640, Bill from Lords to sell and lease Lands for Payment of Debts, 23 Dec.-Read, 20 Feb. Committed, 27. 1641, Reported, 26 Mar.-Passed, 8 Apr.-Sent to Lords, 10 May. 1642, Arms in his House to be secured, 3 Nov. Winchester.Vide Winton. Winckford,Mr. 1640. Vide Privileges. Winckley,Edw. 1640. Vide Privileges. Winde,Captain, 1642, Order touching the Payment of his Arrears, 30 June. Windebank,Secretary, 1640, Motion for appointing a Time for him to answer Accusations against him, 11 Nov.-His Warrants for releasing Popish Priests and Jesuits presented; he withdraws, 12.-His Letter to Mr. Horwood, Under-Sheriff of Southampton, for Stay of Proceedings against Recusants, to be brought to House; Parties to attend, 20.-His Warrant for discharging of Moore, a Priest-His Letters to Horwood and the High Sheriff of Sussex severally read-Report from the Committee for Recusants concerning him, 1 Dec.-Notice to be given him to answer Informations against him, 1& 3. His Answer, 3. Order for his immediate Attendance, 4. Petitions referred, 17 Dec.- 1 & 28 Feb.-New Writ in his Room, 17 Dec.-Committee to stand, 12 Jan. Order for their Meeting, 25. Committees added, 28.-Petitions concerning his giving Authority to convey Persons beyond Sea referred; Committee impowered to receive all of the like Nature, and consider of Reparation to Parties aggrieved, 5 Feb. 1641, Order for their Meeting, 3 & 10 July.-King to be moved to stop his Allowance ; Cosserer to forbear Payment in the mean time; a Committee to prepare Heads for a Conference thereupon, 7 July. Committees added, 10. Order for their Sitting, 31.-Report to be made, 1 Dec. 1642, Articles against him to be presented, 26 Mar.- Voted a Delinquent, 16 Aug. Mr. 1642, committed to the Gatehouse, 15 Sept. His Petition referred to the Committee for Informations, 23. Windesore,Rob. 1642, Order for restoring his Plate, 9 Jan. Windham,Mr. 1640, Report from the Committee for Monopolists touching him; expelled, 21 Jan. 1641, to be sent for as a Delinquent, upon a Report from the Committee for Soap, 30 Oct. Jo. 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 23 Sept. Sir Hugh, 1642, to be summoned to attend, 23 Dec. Loan of 2,000 l. propounded to him; his Answer, 24. Windsor,1640, Election; Report touching it; Right of Election determined; new Writ, 8 Dec. To be delivered to Sheriff, 11. Old Sheriff, if not discharged, to execute it, 12. 1641, new Writ, 27 May.-Petition of Burgesses, &c. referred to the Committee of Priviliges, 6 June.- Order about preserving the Deer, and repressing Tumults thereupon, 8 Sept.-Information of Forces assembled there, 4 Jan. Vide Kingston upon Thames. 1642, Action against the Mayor, &c. upon the Election to be stayed, 28 June.-Order about sending down Musquets, 16 Sept.-About repairing the Conduit Heads, 2 Feb. Lord, 1642, his Arms to be seized, and kept in safe Custody, 2 Apr.-Order for selling them, 28 May. Castle, 1642, Care thereof recommended to the Committee for Defence of the Kingdom, 17 Oct.-Prisoners to be removed thither, 10 & 11 Jan. Money for conveying them, and strengthening the Place, ordered, 11. Beds, &c. allowed them at their own Charge; a Committee to consider of a Discharge to the Governor, as he has not received so many as he was charged with, 16.-Order requiring him to receive more, 2 Feb. Free Conference desired by Lords thereupon; Managers and Reporters appointed; free Conference held, and reported, 4. Wines,French, Spanish, and sweet, 1641. Vide Supply. 1640, Patents concerning them to be brought to the Committee for Grievances, 11 Nov.-Another Committee to consider of the new Imposts on them, 11 Feb. 1641, Order for their Sitting, 15 & 19 May. Instruction to consider of a Method for settling a Price on Wines, 19. Report; Patent voted a Grievance - Impositions on French and Spanish Wines-Proclamation prohibiting Wine Coopers to sell Wines, severally voted illegal-Vote to be sent to the Vintners Company and Lord Keeper, 26. Committee joined to the Committee for the Patent, 29. 1642, Report to be made, 8 Apr. Made; Resolutions for accepting the Compositions of several Vintners; Order for the Payment thereof; Time appointed for others to compound, 9. 1641, Importation of Wines and Sugars referred to a Committee, 20 Oct.-Petition of French Wine Merchants read, and referred to the Committee for Customers, 21 Feb. -Another Committee to consider the Business of Wines, 30. Report, 22 Mar. 1642, Petition of Merchants in the Out-Ports, referred to the Committee for the Tonage and Poundage Bill, 24 May. Vide Supply. 1642, Bill from Lords for preventing Abuses in Wines, 11 May. Wingate,Captain, 1642, Consideration of his Release to be recommended to Lord General, 10 Nov.-Of Arrears due to him to be recommended, 20 Jan. Mrs. 1642, Petition; Witness examined thereupon, 31 Dec. Wingfield,Abel, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 18 Aug. Winne,Wm. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 27 Sept. Winston,Dr. 1642, to have Warrant to transport himself, &c. beyond Sea, 13 Sept. Winterton.Vide Dungenesse. Winton,1640, Petition of Mayor, &c. read, and referred to the Committee for the Star-chamber, 23 Feb. 1641, Parishioners to chuse a Lecturer; Minister to admit of him, 14 Feb.-Instructions to be prepared, 15 Aug. Information of a Victory over Lord Grandison; Messenger to be rewarded; public Thanks to be given in Churches in and about London, 16 Dec.-Copy of a Letter to Lord General, relating to the Service there, 17. Marquis of, 1640, Bill from Lords to enable him to make Leases for Twenty-one Years of divers Lands, 3 Mar. Read, 10. Committed, 13. Reported, 17. 1641, passed, 6 Apr. Sent to Lords, 10 May. 1641, Information given of Arms in his House, 19 Aug.-Order for disposing of them, 2 Nov. For selling them, 8. Bishop of, 1641, impeached of high Crimes and Misdemeanors, 4 Aug. 1642, his House in Southwark made a Prison; Keeper appointed, 11 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, 14. College, 1642, the Committee for the King's Revenue to consider of providing for it, 29 Oct.-Ordinance against imposing upon the Scholars the wearing Surplices, 20 Feb. Wintour,Jo. 1642, committed to London House, 16 Jan. Wisbechand Leverington, &c. 1641, Petition of Inhabitants read, avowed, and referred to a Committee, 11 Dec.- Order for their sitting at Grocers Hall, 20 Jan. State of the Case reported, 25. Wise,Wm. Vide Gerling.-1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 27 Oct. Wiseman,Mrs. 1641, Complaint of her abusing Smyth, employed for apprehending Priests, referred to a Committee, 27 Nov. Ralph, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent; Information against him referred to a Committee, 6 Apr. To be bailed; Matter referred to the Committee for Informations, 12. Mr. of Bishopsgate-street, 1642, Order for securing and disarming him, 22 Oct. Wishart,Cornet, Jo. 1642, to be removed to Plymouth, and kept close Prisoner, 13 Mar. Witherall,1641. Vide Privileges. Withers,Mr. 1642, ordered into Custody, 1 Nov. Captain, 1642, Order for Payment of the Arrears of his Troop, 5 Jan.-For repairing his Losses out of the Estates of Persons that plundered him, 9 Feb. Within,Wm. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 7 Nov. Withington,F. 1642, to be bailed, 4 Jan. Withrington,Lieutenant, 1642, committed to Lord Petre's House, 2 Jan. Witnesses,1640, Rule concerning the Manner of receiving them, 11 Nov.-Sick, to be examined at their own Houses, 11 Dec.-A Committee to grant a Warrant for producing them, 30 Jan.-A Person to be sent for as a Delinquent, for abusing and threatening them, 2 Feb.-Witnesses sent for by Warrant to be discharged upon Bonds for their Appearance, 22 Mar. 1641, One sick, to be examined at his own House, in the Presence of Parties concerned, 30 June.-None to be summoned without a new Order; Order to be prepared for that Purpose, 27 Oct. Wolfe,Nico. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 23 Nov. Captain, 1642, committed to Lord Petre's House, 2 Jan. Wollaston,Sir Jo. 1642, Letter from the King, summoning him to attend at York; Order for his Stay to attend the Service of the Militia in London; Speaker enjoins him accordingly, 9 June. Lords to be moved to join herein; their Concurrence signified, 14. Mr. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, for discouraging Volunteers, 16 June. Discharged upon his Confession, 20. Wolseley,Captain, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, for interrupting the Execution of the Militia, 13 June. Wolstanton,1640, Bill for settling the Rectory on Ralph Sneade; and his Heirs, read, 25 Feb. 1641, committed 28 Apr. Wolstenholme,Sir John, 1642, Order for suffering a Waggon, &c. to be conveyed to his House, 5 July. Wolverston,1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Bishop of Ely's Committee, 30 Dec. Wood,Peter, late Under-Sheriff of Salop, 1640, to be sent for by Serjeant to answer a Petition against him, 20 Nov.-To be bailed, 3 Dec. Toby, 1641, Report from a Committee that he was committed for treasonable Words ; Information against him, and his own Examination, read, 4 Jan.-His Petition, and Order for his Discharge, 1 Feb. Rob. 1642. Vide Privileges. Basill 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 8 Aug. Order for his Discharge, 13. Tho. 1642, committed to the King's Bench, 27 Dec. - To be removed to Ipswich, and kept close Prisoner till his his Removal; a Committee to prepare Letter to the Mayor, for safe guarding him, 13 Mar. Woodchurch,1640, Petition of Inhabitants against Edward Bowen read, and avowed; Bowen to be sent for as a Delinquent, 5 Feb. Vide Bowen. 1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturer recommended, 13 Aug. Woodcock,Geo. 1640, Petition read, and avowed ; Grimbery to be sent for as a Delinquent, 12 Dec. Vide Grimbery. Woodgate,Mr. 1642. Vide Privileges. Woodgreene,Jo. 1642. Vide Privileges. Woodland,Mrs. 1642, Depositions upon Oath concerning her Murder to be printed, 16 Sept. Woodmongers,1641, Bill for regulating the Company, and for Relief of Carmen Members thereof against certain Decrees read, 26 Apr. Woodstock,1640, Election to stand good, and not be further questioned, 5 Jan. 1642, Business concerning the Town referred to the Committee for Informations, 24 Sept.-Report; Town Clerk reprimanded and discharged, 4 Oct. Woodward,James, 1642, Petition against him referred to the Committee for Informations, 19 Aug. Wool,1640, Bill for further preventing Abuses in winding and ingrossing it, read, 3 Mar. 1641, Patent for Transportation thereof referred to a Committee, 14 July. Vide Merchant Adventurers.-Trade of Wool to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 22 Oct. Report; Order thereupon, 27. Vide Merchant Adventurers. 1640, Bill against Transportation of Wool, Woolfells, &c. read, 19 Jan.-Committed, 3 Feb. Petition reported, 12. Order for Meeting of the Committee, 13. 1641, another Petition referred, 7 July. The Committee to consider of a Method for transporting Fuller's-earth into Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire, 23.-Bill to be reported, 27 Oct.-19 & 24 Feb. Reported, and to be ingrossed, 25. -Passed, 1 Mar. Sent to Lords, with special Recommendation, 4. 1641, Order against transporting Wools; a Committee to consider of advancing the Clothing Trade and Vent of Wools, 14.-Another Committee to examine the Abuse of passing them, 19.-Scots Commissioners to be moved that none be exported out of Scotland, 25. 1642, Petition referred, 11 May. Wool-cards,1642, Petition of Makers referred to Mr. Maxwell's Committee, 26 Sept. WoollenCloth, 1641, Bill concerning Exportation thereof read, 5 Aug. 1641, Petition of Manufacturers read, and, with the Certificate annexed, avowed, and referred to a Committee, 22 Mar. WorcesterCounty, 1640, Petition avowed, and referred to the Committee for Lieutenants, 17 Feb. Vide Lieutenants. 1641, Lord Howard, of Escrig, nominated Lord Lieutenant, 11 Feb. Deputy Lieutenants approved; another to be recommended, 18 Mar. 1642, Information touching the Sheriff publishing by Proclamation Passages of Parliament, and concerning Words spoken by a Churchwarden, &c.; Witnesses to be sent for, 5 Apr.-Lords to be moved that the Militia may be forthwith put in Execution, 28 May.-Message for that Purpose, 30. -High Sheriff to be summoned to appear-Declaration about the Commission of Array, and Ordinance for the Militia to be sent down, 8 July.-Lords to be acquainted with Proceedings upon the Commission, and desired to join in Order for printing them, 16.-High Sheriff examined touching the Commission of Array, and retarding Orders of Parliament; advised to be more careful for the future; delivers in King's Warrant concerning the Commission, and Instructions thereupon, 21.-Order concerning the Commission of Array, 5 Aug. Agreed to by Lords, 6.-Letter relating Passages concerning the Commission of Array; Copies of Declaration and Protestation of the Grand Jury, and of a Petition which the Judge refused to read-a Committee sent down with Instructions-Persons to be sent for in Custody, 9. Vide Droitwich, and Harris, Henry-Instructions concerning the Magazine added, 10.-Deputy Lieutenants approved, 20 Aug.-The Committee for Defence of the Kingdom to consider of speedy Defence for the County, 29.-Order for Commoners to desend themselves against the Commissioners of Array, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 Sept. Form thereof, 14.-Order touching the Disposal of Coat and Conduct-money, 29. To be sent to Lords, 30.-Their Concurrence signified, 1 Oct.-The Committees to carry down and put in Execution Instructions and Propositions, 3. 1640, Election referred to Sir Lewis Dive's Committee, 13 Mar. Hearing deferred, 16. 1642, Committee revived; Order for Meeting amended, 5 Apr. Committee suspended, 17 May. City, 1641, Lord Keeper to be moved for a Commission to Justices to tender Oaths to suspected Persons, 20 Jan. 1642, Information that the Commission of Array is there; a Committee to consider what is sit to be done thereupon, 7 July.-Order for opposing the billeting of Soldiers agreed to; Lords Concurrence signified, 10 Aug.-Petition of Inhabitants; a Committee to prepare Orders for Indemnity of Volunteers-for preventing Commissioners of Array to take Houses-for seizing Arms of ill-affected Persons, 10 Sept.- Letters concerning Attempts made upon the City read, 23. -Another concerning advancing the Propositions, and stopping the Revenues of Bishopricks, &c. read, 14 Oct.- Order for Relief of maimed Soldiers there-for certifying the Names of Subscribers to the Propositions who have not paid in their Moneys, 8 Nov. 1640, Petition against the Dean and Chapter referred to a Committee; Committees added, 16 Feb. Earl of, 1640, a Committee to consider of a Commission granted to him and Son for levying Forces, 29 Jan. -Report; Resolution thereupon, 11 Feb. 1641, Order for a Committee to search his House for suspected Persons agreed to by Lords; Black Rod and Serjeant to attend them, 16 Nov. 1642, Order from Lords for disarming him; Messengers dismissed without Answer, 20 Aug.-Lords to be moved to send for him to attend, 13 Sept. Answer thereto, 15. Wormley,Captain Christo. 1641, not to leave the Kingdom without Licence from House, 19 Aug. His Petition read, and to be considered, 31.-Read again; Business respited, 6 Sept. Has Leave to go to Virginia-his Petition remitted to the Consideration of the Governor and Council, 8. Worsam,John, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 20 Feb. To have Liberty for Seven Days, 23. Worsman,Sir John, 1642, his Trunks gone to York to be searched, 4 July. Worthington,Mr. 1642, voted duly elected Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge, 29 Mar. Wortley,Sir F. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 25 Apr. -To make Satisfaction to Persons he has plundered, 24 Nov. Wosely,Sir Rob. 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 24 Nov. Wratting,Great, 1640, Petition of Inhabitants referred to the Bishop of Ely's Committee, 26 Jan. Wray,Clement, 1640, Petition, 16 Jan. Vide Ward, John. Sir Chrstopher, 1641, Bill to sell a Manor, &c. read, 24 Mar. 1642, committed, 30 Mar. -Reported, and to be ingrossed, 8 Apr. Passed 11. Sent to Lords, 12. 1642, his Letter read, and to be printed, 17 Nov. Wren, Matthew, Bishop of Ely. Vide Ely. Wright,William, 1640, Bill for naturalizing him read, 24 Dec.-Party takes Oaths, 5 Jan.-Bill committed, 10 Mar. 1641, reported, and to be ingrossed, 14 July. 1642, passed, 12 Apr. Jo. 1642. Vide Privileges. Mr. 1642, voted Non Socius of Emanuel College, Cambridge, 29 Mar. Alderman, 1642, his House to be searched for Arms, 14 Oct. Sir Edmund, 1642, his Offer of an additional Loan accepted; Order for discharging him from any Restraint, 19 Oct. Rich. 1642, to have Warrant to search Malignants Houses for Plate, &c. 1 Dec. Thomas, of Bristol, 1642, Petition referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 23 Feb. Writs,new, 1640, viz. Cambridge County, 6 Nov. Romney, 7. Carnarvon County, 10. Oxon City, 18. Marlow Magna, 19. Foy, 20. Honington and Asperton, 26.-Warwick County, 2 Dec. Bedford County, 5. Berwick, 7, -15 Feb.-Wendover, Newport, and Windsor, 8 Dec. Malton and Allerton, 11. Banbury, 16. Cors Castle and Warwick Town, 17. Hull, 29. Weobley, 2 Jan. Evesham, Rye, and Bridgewater, 21. Essex, 27. Old Sarum, 29.-Winchelsea, 2 Feb. Dover, 10. Ilchester, Wallingford, and Cockermouth, 15. Marlborough, 25. Romney, 8 Mar. Stafford County, 16. Monmouth County, 19, And Devon, 20. 1641, in the room of Mr. Hussey, 25 Mar. For Andover, 31.-Henden, 8 Apr. Agmondesham, 30.-Tavistocke, 24 May. Windsor, 27. London, 28.-Lewes, 5 June. Dorset, 20.-Coventry, 12 July. Litchfield, 26. -Tewkesbury and Barnstaple, 6 Aug.-Hertford County, 7. Dunnevett, 18.-Dartmouth, 20 Oct. Hereford County, 30.-Arundell, 12 Nov.-Tamworth, Berealston, Northumberland, and Luggershall, 9 Dec.-Kent, 2 Feb. Newton, 4. Cockermouth, 5. Aldborough, 14.-Plymouth, 9 Mar. Monmouth County, 19. 1642, Bristol, 12 May. Hereford City, 23.-Mynhead, 3 June.-In the room of Sir Ralph Hopton-Mr. Tho. Smyth-Serjeant Hide-Sir Jo. Jennings, and Mr. Jo. Digby, 5 Aug.-For Somersetshire, 8.-In the room of Mr. Holborne-Sir Wm. Penyman, and Mr. Kirton, 11.- Of Mr. Coventry and Sir Edw. Rodney, 12.-Of Mr. Nicho. Weston and Colonel Goringe, 16.-Of Mr. Gervas Hollys, 22.-Of Mr. Chr. Lewkner, 2 Sept.-Of Mr. Chicheley, 16.-For Christchurch, 21.-In the room of Sir Wm. Morley-Mr. Bowyer-Mr. Mayo, and Mr. Leeds, 23 Nov. -For Preston, 29. And for Winchelsea, 11 Feb. 1641, Motion for a new Writ, in the room of an infirm Member, not granted, 18 Aug. Wroughton,Wm. 1642, Order for continuing him in Custody at Salisbury; Examinations concerning him referred to the Committee for Informations, 15 Aug.-His Petition; Question for his Discharge, Neg. 6 Dec. Wyche,Sir Peter, 1642, to have Warrant for transporting One Horse into France, 9 May. Wye,River, 1640, Bill for opening it from Chepstowe, &c. read; not to be read a Second time but in a full House, 19 Feb. Wye,Captain Edward, 1642, to have Warrant to go to and return from the King, 19 Dec. Wymondham,1642, Petition of Inhabitants; Lecturer appointed, 3 June. Wyntour,Sir John, 1640, to attend, 27 Jan.-House to join with Lords in a Petition to the King to remove him from Court, 16 Mar. 1641, a Committee to tender Oaths to him, 26 May. -Vote for his Removal from the King and Queen, 15 Feb.-Voted unfit to hold his Bargain of the Forest of Dean -Surrender of his Patent accepted-Treasury Board to be desired to issue a Commission for taking his Account, 21 Mar. 1642, a Committee to prepare Order for Payment of Moneys by Farmers of the Woods and Ironworks under him, 3 Sept. Order reported, and re-committed, 5. Reported from Re-commitment, 8. Captain, 1641, Deposition of his Boy touching his being released upon shewing a Ticket presented from the Scots Commissioners; Members to inquire of them who were to release him; Note of their Names read, 3 Jan. A Committee to prepare Interrogatories for examining him and Servants, 24. Wysherd,Dr. Geo. 1642, Petition against him referred to the Committee for scandalous Ministers, 25 Mar.-Report; voted unfit to be a Lecturer; another recommended; Bond for his Appearance to be delivered up, 18 June. Wytherings,Mr. 1642, his Case reported; Sequestration of him from the Office of foreign Post-master, and Proclamation for that Purpose voted illegal; to be restored, 28 Mar.-Voted a Delinquent, 16 Aug. Wyvell,Captain, 1642, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 26 Apr.