DIE Jovis, videlicet, 8 die Julii.
PRAYERS.
Rioters against the Bishop of Lincoln, conc. Bugden, submit and are discharged.
Upon Information given to this House by the Lord
Bishop of Lincolne, That Mary Shelley, Henry Longeland, and Mary his Wife, John Laundell, and Marrian
his Wife, and Francis Bradshawe, who were sent for
up to appear in this House, and are now Prisoners in
The Fleet, for breaking up the Fences of the Freehold
and Inclosures of the said Lord Bishop of Lincolne, at
Buckden, have made their humble Submission to his
Lordship, with a Promise not to commit the same Misdemeanors again: Hereupon, and at the Request of
the said Lord Bishop of Lincolne, it is Ordered, That
the Offenders aforesaid shall be released of their present
Imprisonment in The Fleet, for any Thing concerning
this Cause.
Lords Pollmoney to be paid to Mr. Paramour.
Ordered, That all such Monies as are to be paid by
the Peers of this Realm, and Assistants of this House,
by virtue of an Act of Parliament, intituled, "An Act
for the speedy Provision of Money, for disbanding
of the Armies, etc." shall be paid unto Tho. Paramour,
Esquire, at his House situate and being in The Covent Garden, between this and Saturday next; and Mr.
Parramour is to give an Account on Monday Morning
next, who hath paid, and who hath not.
Message from the H. C. for a Conference concerning the Cessation of Arms with the Scots.
A Message was sent the House of Commons, by the
Master of the Rolls and Mr. Justice Mallet:
To desire that the select Committee of both Houses
may have a present Meeting, touching the Cessation of
Arms with the Scotts.
Burgh's Petition to be heard.
The Petition of Edward Burgh, which he presented
to His Majesty, was recommended to this House from
His Majesty, and read; and Ordered to be heard next
Sitting after Michaelmas.
Lord Mayor, etc. versus The Commonalty of London.
Ordered, That the Cause concerning the Election
of One of the Sheriffs of London shall be heard on Saturday Morning next; and the Lord Mayor, Aldermen,
and the Six Persons chosen by the Commonalty, to be
then present.
Bill against Recusants.
Then the House was put into a Committee during
Pleasure, to debate the Bill concerning the disarming of
Popish Recusants; but this Debate was interrupted, and
the House was resumed.
The Answer which the Messengers brought from the
House of Commons:
Answer from the House of Commons.
That the select Committee of their House will give a
present Meeting, in the Painted Chamber, with the select
Committee of Lords.
Longer Cessation of Arms.
This House gave Power and Authority to the Lords
of the select Committee, to assent with the House of
Commons, for the Continuance of the Cessation of Arms
with the Scotts for Fifteen Days longer from the Expiration of the last Cessation, upon the same Terms as
formerly, if the Treaty last so long.
Then the select Committee of Lords went into the
Painted Chamber, to meet with the select Committee of
the House of Commons.
A Message from the House of Commons was sent, by
Mr. Stroude:
Message from the House of Commons, to empower the Committee to settle the Ten Heads.
To desire that this House will give Power to the Committee for the Ten Heads, to meet with their Committee,
de die in diem, to perfect the Heads, and adjourn themselves from Time to Time, as they shall see Cause.
This House Ordered the same accordingly.
The Answer to the said Message was:
Answer.
That this House hath given Power to the Lords Committees to meet, as is desired; and that their Lordships
have appointed to meet this Afternoon, at Four a Clock,
in the Painted Chamber.
Harward versus Somers, in Error.
This Day the Lord Chief Justice of the King s Bench
brought in a Writ of Error, between Harward and
Somers; which was delivered to the Clerk, and the
Transcript examined.
Bill against Recusants.
Ordered, That the Bill concerning disarming of
Recusants be further debated To-morrow Morning.
A Message was brought up from the House of Commons, by Sir John Culpepper:
Cessation of Arms with the Scotts renewed.
To let their Lordships know, That the House of
Commons have given their Consent and Approbation to
the Cessation of Arms with the Scotts for Fifteen Days
longer after the Expiration of the last, upon the same
Terms as the former, if the Treaty lasts so long.
Hereupon it is Ordered, That this House doth concur in the same with the House of Commons, and gives
Power to the Lords Commissioners to treat with the
Scotts Commissioners, for renewing and continuing the
Cessation of Arms accordingly.
The Fourth Head.
After this, the House was turned into a Committee,
to debate the Fourth Head brought from the House of
Commons, "concerning the Queen's Majesty;" and the
First Branch was agreed to.
To the Second Article, it was agreed, to join with
the House of Commons, to move the King, that He
will be pleased not to give His Consent to the same hereafter, it being against the Laws of this Kingdom.
To the Third, "concerning the College of Capuchins at Denmarke-House," agreed to.
The Fourth, not now resolved.
Lords to report the Conference.
The House was resumed; and these Lords were appointed to report the Result of the Meeting this Afternoon: videlicet,
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L. Privy Seal.
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Smart versus Dr. Cosens et al.
Ordered, That the Cause between Peter Smarte
and Dr. Cosens and others, shall be peremptorily heard,
in open House, at the Bar, on Wednesday the 14th of
this Instant July, in the Morning; and that the said
Mr. Smarte shall give Notice of the same, to the Parties
whom it concerns; and such Witness as are to be
produced are to be examined at the Bar.
A Message was brought from the House of Commons,
by Mr. Pim:
Message from the H. C. for a Conference about the Manifesto concerning the Elector Palatine.
To desire a Conference, by a Committee of both
Houses, touching the late Manifesto concerning the
Prince Elector; and further to let their Lordships know,
that the House of Commons intend to sit this Afternoon:
therefore they desire that their Lordships would be
pleased to sit likewise.
The Answer was:
Answer.
That their Lordships will give a Conference, as is desired, this Afternoon, at Five of the Clock, in the
Painted Chamber.
Survey of the Cinque Ports.
Ordered, That the Right Honourable the Earl of
March, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, shall, by
virtue of this Order, receive from the Earl of Newport,
Master of the Ordnance, the Survey of the Cinque
Ports lately taken by Order of this House, and returned
to his Lordship.
Aqueductmoney to be applied to draining the Fens.
Ordered, That Sir Jo. Hales, Knight, and all others
in whose Custody the Six Thousand Pounds remaineth,
being Part of the Aqueduct Money, and Parcel of a
greater Sum to be issued out of that Money, for the
Recovery of Part of the Fens in The Great Level, shall
forthwith, upon Sight hereof, pay, or cause to be paid,
the said Six Thousand Pounds unto the Earls of Bath and
Bedford, and the Lord Pagett, or any Two of them,
according to a former Order of this House; and that
this Order shall be their sufficient Warrant and Discharge for so doing. And lastly, That this House will
take it into their Care and Consideration, how and by
what Means the said Monies shall be re-paid, to such
Person or Persons as this House shall approve of, for
the going on in the Business of the Aqueduct, and to be
by him or them expended in that Design, (fn. *) according
to the First Intent.
Adjourn.
Dominus Capitalis Justiciarius de Communi Banco,
Locum tenens Domini Custodis Magni Sigilli, declaravit
præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque in post
meridiem hujus instantis diei, hora quarta, Dominis sic
decernentibus.
Post meridiem.
PRAYERS.
Report of the Conference concerning the Ten Heads.
The Lords of the select Committee for the Ten Heads
went into the Painted Chamber, to meet with the select
Committee of the House of Commons; and their Lordships being returned from the said Meeting, the Lord
Privy Seal reported, "That the select Committees of
both Houses have met, and read over the several
Heads, and the House of Commons concurs in every
Thing, and will report the same to their House;
and that they have appointed to meet again Tomorrow in the Afternoon, at Five a Clock."
Forsey's Petition re-committed.
Ordered, That the Petition and Cause of John
Forsey shall be re-committed to the Lords Committees
for Petitions, who are to appoint a Day peremptorily
for the Hearing of the said Cause; and that all Parties
and Witnesses have Directions to attend their Lordships
at the said Hearing; and lastly, that the said Forsey
shall, upon good and sufficient Security for his true
Imprisonment given to the Marshal of The King's Bench,
have Liberty, by virtue of this Order, to repair into
the County of Norfolke, and City of Norwich, for the
serving of the Parties interested in his Petition, and
getting up his Witnesses before the Lords of Parliament,
against such Time as their Lordships shall appoint for
the said Hearing; and then to render himself according to the Directions of this House.
Conference about the Elector Palatine.
The House was adjourned during Pleasure, and the
Lords went to the Conference; which being ended, the
House was resumed; and the Report of this Conference
is deferred until To-morrow Morning.
Adjourn.
Dominus Capitalis Justiciarius de Communi Banco,
Locum tenens Domini Custodis Magni Sigilli, declaravit
præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque in diem
Veneris, videlicet, 9m diem instantis Julii, hora nona,
Dominis sic decernentibus.