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Journal of the House of Commons
… first upon Monday next, by Sir H. Poole. Lady Boteler's Cause, second Cause. The Business for Exactions in fishing … Attorney shewed a Dispensation, for Licences of Wines, in Queen Marye's Time, Queen Eliz. Time. - That it was a good Law. That Two Branches …
Journal of the House of Commons
… The Bill touching Signing of Patents and Writings by the Queen's Majesty. - Jud'm. Seditious Rumours. 1. nova. The Bill … Bill. About Three of the Clock Afternoon, before the King, Queen, &c. in the Parliament Chamber, the Royal Assent was …
Journal of the House of Commons
… November 1606 Saturni, 22o Novembris, 1606 Members in King's Service. SIR Geo. Moore reporteth the Proceeding of the … chosen Speaker by this House: Mr. Jeffereys also, the (Queen's Serjeant, was demanded by this House to do Service here. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… 23 April 1604 (2nd scribe) Lunae, 23 Aprilis, 1604 Rodney's Estate. THE Bill for the quiet Establishing and Settling of … - Sir Rich. Lee desired Access to the Muscovyte. The Queen a Queen but of a petty Island : The Ambassador set down in …
Journal of the House of Commons
… by this House. - Vacat super Quaestione. Pardon, &c. The Queen's Majesty's Pardon, and the Bill for Tonage Wares, with some Words …
Journal of the House of Commons
… L. 1a. An Act for punishment of divers Abuses on the Lord's Day, called Sunday. Members to receive the Communion. Sir … for the Preacher, Dr. Bargrave Minister of St. Margarett's, the Place agreed upon. - The Time, Sunday next. Sir John … and an Order, for One of the Privy Council to move the Queen. - Else not fit; for this Motion being general, and not …
Journal of the House of Commons
… - To have some honourable Person to know his Majesty's Pleasure. - This holy Duty of the Communion all this House … Man for it, Doctor Bargrave. Ordered, That St. Margaret's shall be the Place. Sir Jo. Jepson moveth for the Bishop of … Beginning best, that looks to the End. 27o of the late Queen; the like Motion for a general Fast; and then her …
Journal of the House of Commons
… ordinary in former Parliaments, in the Reign of the late Queen, and are placed in the Front of the Book of Common … King, and Peace of thy People, even for thy Son our Lord's sake. And that we may not ourselves be any Lett to the … other Mens Gifts, all malicious Humour of hurting any Man's Person, and finally, all froward Humour of opposing …
Journal of the House of Commons
… after Eleven; the Speaker, from Nine, sitting in the Clerk's Chair; the Clerk standing at his Back; and Mr. Recorder, … to a former Custom, on the Coronation Day, in the Queen's Time, and this King's Time. Grievances. Sir Edwyn Sandys: - …
Journal of the House of Commons
… and Sir Robte. Wingfeld Knight. - The first Reading. Queen of Scotts, and Duke of Norfolk. Mr. Comptroller, in the … of the great Care of this House for her Majesty's Safety; and that, moved partly in Conscience, and partly in … to proceed in the Choice of a Bill against the Scottish Queen, in the highest Degree of Treason, both in Life and …