Die Sabbati, 6 Novembris, 1669. 21 Car. II.
Prayers.
Banck's Estate.
A BILL for confirming the Estate of Sir Ralph Bancks
in the Manor of Thribesket, alias Thrisbesbet, and
other Lands in the County and Borough of Carmarthen,
was read the Second time.
Resolved, &c. That the Bill be committed to Sir Wm.
Doyley, Sir Jo. Coventry, Col. Sandys, Sir Edm. Windham,
Sir Jo. Knight, Mr. Sandys, Col. Reames, Sir Nico. Cary,
Sir Wm. Kellegrew, Mr. Tregonnell, Col. Phillips, Sir
Solom. Swale, Sir Jo. Ernley, Sir Hugh Windham, Mr.
Crouch, Sir Winston Churchill, Mr. Street, Sir Jo. Fitz
James, Sir Allen Apsley, Sir Thom. Monpesson, Major
General Egerton, Mr. Onslow, Sir Thom. Woodcock, Mr.
Bulteele, Sir Wm. Lowther, Sir Thom. Lee, Sir Anth. Cope,
Mr. Culleford, and all the Members that serve for the
County of Carmarthen: And they are to meet at Two of
the Clock in the Afternoon, in the Speaker's Chamber:
And to send for Persons, Papers, and Records.
Way Navigation.
A Bill for continuing and settling the Navigation of the
River Way, in Surry, was read the First time.
Agmondesham Election.
Serjeant Charlton reports from the Committee of Elections, that they met on Thursday last, to consider of the
Case touching the Return of Sir Ralph Bovey: And that
Jonathan Ball, who was elected Constable for the Year
ensuing, and got himself sworn out of the County, being
not to come into his Office till January next, had joined
in the Return, when there were Two other Constables then
in Office; and that the Committee were of Opinion, that
Sir Ralph Bovey was not returned by the proper Officer;
and that the said Jonathan Ball had committed a Misdemeanor, in making an undue and false Return.
Resolved, &c. That this House doth agree with the
Committee, that Sir Ralph Bovey was not returned by the
proper Officer.
Ordered, That the Sheriff of Bucks do attend on Monday, to take the Indenture, unduly returned, off the File;
and do cause a new Return to be made of the Person
elected to serve for the Borough of Agmondesham.
Ordered, That Jonathan Ball be sent for in Custody of
the Serjeant at Arms, and brought to the Bar of this
House, upon his Misdemeanor, in making a false Return
for the Borough of Agmondesham.
Election made void by treating.
A Debate being touching the making void of all future
Elections which shall appear to be procured by Money
or by Entertainments of Meat and Drink;
Resolved, &c. That this Debate be adjourned till Monday Morning: And that the Bill prepared to prevent Extravagancies at, and for regulating, Elections, be then
brought in, and read.
King appoints to be attended.
A Message from the House of Lords, by Sir Wm.
Child, and Sir Nathaniell Hobart;
Mr. Speaker, The Lords have commanded us to acquaint you, that his Majesty will be pleased to receive
the Thanks of both Houses, in the Banqueting-house at
Whitehall, at Three of the Clock this Afternoon.
Publick Accounts.
The House reassumed the Debate of the Report from
the Commissioners of Accounts; and proceeded in the
Reading of the Copies of such Papers by them delivered
into the House; which they had received, by way of
Answer, from several Accountants: And having read to
the Twenty-seventh Paper in Number, the whole being
Thirty-three;
Resolved, &c. That the Reading of the rest of the said
Answers and Papers be adjourned till Monday Morning
Ten of the Clock.
Committees.
Ordered, That all Committees which were to sit this
Afternoon, be adjourned till Monday Two of the Clock
in the Afternoon.
Conventicles.
Ordered, That the Bill for suppressing Conventicles be
read on Monday Morning the Second time.
And then the House adjourned till Three of the
Clock in the Afternoon.
Post Meridiem.
Address presented.
THE House being met, Mr. Speaker and the Members went in a Body, and attended his Majesty in
the Banqueting-house at Whitehall, according to his Majesty's Command, with the Vote concerning Thanks to
his Majesty for issuing his Proclamation against Nonconformists.
And then the House adjourned till Monday
Morning, Eight of the Clock.