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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III
16th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… cloth are of different kinds, that the statute lays this burden upon wool only, but in the exposition of statutes we … To the point of conveniency he added only this, admit the burden be too heavy, our way is not by a petition of right, … point of conveniency, if it can be made appear that the burden is too heavy in regard of the difference of cloths, or …
17th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… House. Duke now pleased to say thus: that since so great a burden/ Prince said, at parting, that if this House would … 2 difficulties in levying: if too soon, perhaps will be a burden to the people; if too late, will do no good. [f. 33] …
18th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… said that the subcommittee appointed to consider of the burden upon trade do find that there is paid for custom or …
19th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… in Parliament. May so limit the time that no great burden to the subjects. [f. 67] What we give now, give to our … weigh his Majesty's gracious offers, which may make the burden seem light. SIR JAMES PERROT. His Majesty's demands … [?such]. First, generally rich. Live privately. Undergo no burden in the commonwealth. [f. 69] And therefore may stand …
20th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… [f. 39v] which he thinks he shall be able to do without burden or distaste. SIR ROBERT KILLIGREW. To proceed with the … the repute and that, being in years paid, will be no great burden. [Sir Thomas] Jermyn. He thinks it impossible in loco … our report must be to him that this we now give is without burden to his subjects. £300,000 is a sufficient proportion. …