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LORD Viscount Wallingford, |
Excused, etc. |
| Lord Bishop of London, |
| Lord Bishop of Ely, |
| Lord Denny, |
New River Company's Bill.
Hodie 2a
vice lectæ sunt, the Amendments of the
Bill touching the New River from Chadwell and Amwell, brought to London.
Allowed, and the Bill ordered to be ingrossed.
Ld. Ley introduced.
Hodie Henry Lord Ley (the Eldest Son of James Earl
of Marleborough) was brought into the House (in his
Parliament Robes), between the Lord Crumwell and the
Lord North (Garter going before); and his Lordship
delivered his Writ, kneeling, unto the Lord Keeper;
which being read, he was brought to his Place next to
the Lord Deyncourt.
Lords of the Council of War have Leave to appear before the H. C.
The Lord Keeper signified unto the House, That certain Lords, who are of the Council of War, and Members of this House, have received a Warrant from the
Speaker of the Commons House of Parliament, to appear in that House on Friday next, according to the Act
of Subsidy granted Anno 21° Jacobi Regis; and that
the said Lords thought it their Duties first to acquaint
this House therewith.
Whereupon that Clause of the said Act of Subsidy,
which concerns the Accompt thereof, was read. And
the House gave them Leave to appear, and answer before the Commons, according to the Tenor of the said
Act.
Lady Purbeck's Privilege.
Upon the reading the Petition of Thomas Scory, who
caused the Horses of the Lady Purbecke to be attached;
and of the Petition of Robert Maddox, and George
Gillett, the Two Bailiffs who attached the said
Horses, and were (all Three) committed to The Fleet,
for their Contempt herein; it is Ordered, That the
Two Bailiffs shall be discharged; and that the said Thomas Scory shall pay their Fees, and then he the said
Thomas Scory shall be discharged of his Contempt also.
Duke of Buckingham asks Leave to answer a Complaint of the Commons.
The Duke of Buckingham signified unto the House,
That he had this Morning received a Message from the
Commons House of Parliament, desiring Satisfaction of
his Grace, why, after a legal Discharge of the Ship
called The Saint Peter of Newhaven, the same was again
stayed.
And his Grace, acknowledging it to be the greatest
Happiness that could come unto him, to answer his
Actions in Public, humbly besought Leave that he might
satisfy the Commons herein.
Referred to the Committee of Privileges.
But their Lordships thought, that for a Member of
this House, to be sent unto, to give Satisfaction there,
might be derogatory to their Privileges; and therefore appointed the Committee for Privileges, etc. to
meet this Afternoon to consider of former Precedents
of the Manner of Proceedings between the Two Houses
in Cases of like Nature, and to report the same to the
House To-morrow Morning.
Ld. Willoughby's Counsel assigned him.
It is Ordered, That Mr. Attorney General and Mr.
Serjeant Crew may be of Counsel here with the Lord
Willoughby, touching his Petition for the Earldom of
Oxon, etc.
Pinckney.
This Day Sir Charles Cæsar and Sir Robert Rich reported, That they had taken the Deposition of George
Kellwood, touching the Petition of Tymothy Pinckney,
according to the Order of the House, Mercurii, 1
Martii; the which Deposition was read.
Bp. of Lincoln to answer this Charge.
Whereupon it is Ordered, The Copy of the Petition of the said Tymothy Pinckney (exhibited this Parliament) and the Copies of the Depositions of the said
George Kellwood, and of Edward Ferrers, James Kynnedy, and Ann Pinckney, taken here, touching the said
Petition, shall be sent to the Lord Bishop of Lincolne;
and that his Lordship shall return Answer unto the same
in Writing, under his Hand, by this Day Fortnight.
Adjourn.
Dominus Custos Magni Sigilli declaravit præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque in diem crastinum,
videlicet, diem Veneris, 3m diem instantis Martii, hora
nona, Dominis sic decernentibus.