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Journal of the House of Lords
… Brockett arrested. The Petition of William Brockett was read; shewing, That he, being Servant to the Earl of Sussex, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… was first approved by the Earl Marshal; and, being twice read, put to the Question, and generally Assented unto. The … they have caused to be entered and enrolled, and shall be read at the Beginning of every Session, in the open House, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… and Bailiff to the Right Honourable the Lord Russell, was read; humbly shewing, that he was arrested by Nicholas Smyth … Petition. The humble Petition of John Kenricke, was read; shewing, that he lately caused Anthony Gelly, Thomas … The humble Petition of Sir James Hales, Knight, was read; humbly shewing, that by the Means of Midleton, late …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Favour for his Enlargement; which Petition was openly read, in hæc verba: "To the Right Honourable Lords of the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Business of Rochell, as the Duke had desired; which being read in the House, the Copy of the said Answer, with the said …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Aspersions laid on his Lordship by Sir Henry Sherley, was read, and Ordered. And the Publication thereof, which is to be read at the Assizes in the Borough of Leicestre, was also read, and Ordered. And then it was Ordered, Sir Henry Sherley …
Journal of the House of Lords
… a Petition exhibited by Sir Frauncis Englefeild, which was read this Day, after the Bill, and to report their Opinion …
Journal of the House of Lords
… private Gain." Proofs in Support of it. Then the Clerk read the Proofs: videlicet, "The Certificate of Sir Robert … Things as concern his Office." Proofs of it. The Clerk read the Proofs: videlicet, "The Examination of John Guy and … Benefit by this Composition but the King only." The Clerk read the Examinations taken on his Lordship's Behalf: …
Journal of the House of Lords
… without Alteration of the Substance thereof, which were read. His Lordship further reported, That the whole Debate …
Journal of the House of Lords
… heard, for none of the Witnesses examined for me were read; and an Explication of an Award made by the Lord Chief … Court, in this Cause, was required by my Counsel to be read, and was refused." Being demanded, "Whether he had any Witnesses read or no?" He answered, "I am confident that none of the …