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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… yesterday; yet to this question, he may speak. Captain Baynes. It was against the orders of the House to name … opening the windows for the safety of the House. Captain Baynes. I wonder what is the necessity for this previous … Lambert, Mr. Scot, Lieutenant-General Ludlow, and Captaine Baynes, are of the Parliament, I shall not need to enumerate …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… for it once, would you have them pay for it again. Captain Baynes. This gentleman spoke before for the merchants: now he … upon the merchants, which is but 6 d. per gallon. Captain Baynes. The vintners have been a long time gainers. They sell … imprison men's persons, and distrain men's goods. Captain Baynes. You may appoint new officers, notwithstanding this …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… accordingly. Mr. Godfrey, Major-General Whalley, Captain Baynes and Colonel Shapcott, were against it. They said, none …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… it. Put it clearly and I will give my affirmative. Captain Baynes. This vote or saving will be out of doors, when you … to his Highness by remonstrance, as was moved. Captain Baynes took him down. Mr. Speaker. I am not able to stand. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… that the wives of those gentlemen be sent for up. Captain Baynes. Drew and the Keeper of Newgate are at the bar, … Upon the command of the House they withdrew. Captain Baynes. I move that some remedy be had against the grievances …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Read the first time. Major-General Disbrowe, Captain Baynes, and Sir Christopher Pack. This is a Bill of … strong endeavours to qualify and lessen the crime. Captain Baynes used the argument to spare him thus: "Nayler …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Weaver. I move that the petitioners be called in. Captain Baynes. I am glad to see the people in love with their …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… prevail. I move, that you would state a question. Captain Baynes. It is too late to state a question now. Mr. Speaker …