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Journal of the House of Commons
… Edwyn Sandys, Sir James Perrott, Sir Ro. Phillippes, Sir Henry Andersen, Sir Francis Barrington, Sir Wm. Spencer, Sir … Jerusalem; a perpetual [War,] for 100 Years, at least. H. II. gave 50,000 [Marks] at that Time: R. I. pawned all the …
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… Saturni, 5o die Julii, 1607 Prisoner discharged. SIR Henry Poole moveth for the Discharge of Pasmore, the Knight …
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… Sir Herbert Crofts, the Burgesses of all Port Towns, Sir Henry Bromley, Sir John Scott, Sir Tho. Waller, Mr. Crewe, … Mr. Nath. Bacon, Mr. Serjeant Hobart, Sir John Thynne, Sir Henry Beamount, Sir Maurice Berkley, Sir Wm. Harvye, Sir Tho. … Edward Mountague, Sir John Hollis, Sir Edward Hobby, Sir Henry Beamount, Mr. Solicitor. - Either this to be committed, …
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… Mr. James, Sir John Heigham, Sir Thomas Crompton, Sir Henry Pool, Sir Thomas Lowe, the Burgesses of all Port Towns, … Sir Thomas Knevytt, Mr. Martin, Mr. Hyde, Mr. Tate, Sir Henry Wytherington, Mr. Attorney-general, Sir Edwyn Sandys, …
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… - Mr. James, Sir John Heigham, Sir Tho. Crompton, Sir Henry Poole, Sir Theo. Lowe, Burgesses of Port Towns, Sir … to the Jury. Mr. Tate, - for Maintenance of the Law. Sir Henry Wytherington: - No Change of the Law; but a Necessity, …
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… as the said Baker and Leonarde severally have, late Sir Henry Isley, Father to the said William and Edward Isley. L. …
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… ; and committed unto Mr. Lieutenant of the Tower, Sir Henry Knyvett, Sir George Penrudock, Mr. Sampole, Mr. Browne, …
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… I. Farmers Meat-finders : - No Rent, but Provision. - H. II. made Purveyors. - King John. - H. III. Time, a. Suit to …
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… Entries. B. Touching forcible Entries, reported by Sir Henry Poole, with Amendments; the Amendments twice read ; and …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Canons. Mr. Serjeant Barker: - Constitutions began in E. II. Time. General Councils never did bind us, when they are …