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Journal of the House of Commons
… to consider of some Satisfaction between the King and the Subject: - To do it dutifully, carefully, and strongly. Sir Edw. Grevill: - That as much as his … more acceptable. - No Committee. Sir Jo. Sammes : - Fit, and dutiful. Mr. Fuller: - It was disputed in the Exchequer; …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Lady Jenny her Bill, to meet Two Clock, Exchequer Chamber; and to be reported First upon Monday next, by Sir Hen. Poole. … Question, not to be committed. The Proviso thirdly read, and passed. Privilege. Rob. Hall, that served the Process upon Sir Rob. Brooke, brought to the Bar, and charged, by Mr. Speaker, with this Offence, of serving …
Journal of the House of Commons
… for the Lady Jermy, to meet Two Clock, Exchequer Chamber; and to be reported first upon Monday next, by Sir H. Poole. … Question, not to be committed. The Proviso thirdly read, and, upon Question, passed. Privilege. Ro. Hall, that served … the Process upon Sir Ro. Brooke, brought to the Bar, and charged by Mr. Speaker with this Offence, of serving …
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… &c. Mr. Burgesse, upon his Submission now made, and Promise to answer, to be delivered out of the Tower; and he to be enjoined to attend the Committee de die in diem, till he be examined, and the further Pleasure of the House known : - To meet at …
Journal of the House of Commons
… 1604 Rodney's Estate. THE Bill for the quiet Establishing and Settling of the Lands and Possessions, late of Sir Geo. Rodney Knight, deceased : - … Robert Nappier bringeth in the Bill, touching the Process and Pleadings in the Exchequer, from the Committee, without …
Journal of the House of Commons
… the Committee for Tenures. - Before Easter, only free and common Soccage left. - 100,000l. per Annum, Honour and Profit: - Honour he would reserve. - Knights Service to … may safely by Act of Parliament. - To desire a Conference; and to let them know, we are resolved we may proceed …
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… : - Thursday, Exchequer Court. Restitution of Postes ; and Fines in others Names: - Both to be Thursday next, … agree to that Order, set down by the Master of the Wards and Sir Edw. Sands, of 12 d. in the Pound ; which other of … the Tobacco of Virginia almost as good now, as Spanish, and within a Year will be as good. The Proclamation, for the …
Journal of the House of Commons
… &c. Estate. L. 1. An Act for the Altering of the Tenure and Custom of the Lands of Thomas Potter, and of Sir John … Sir Edwyn Sandys goes on with his Report. - A great many Petitions preferred to this Committee; One, against the Office of the Alnager: Three Petitions from Northampton. - The Desire of the Committee, …
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… Sir Rich. Barneby Knight to sell the Manor of Watford and divers Pastures in Hollesworth, in the County of Northampton, for Payment of Debts, and raising of Portions for younger Children. Moor- burning. … &c. Monday, Two of the Clock, for the Bill for Butter and Cheese, in the former Place. Murray's Nat. L. 1a. An Act …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Decay of our Shipping. Referred to the Committee of Trade. And all other Propositions concerning Shipping, Keeping of … of Timber, &c. referred to the Committee for Trade, and to be there first handled : So the Consideration of … any Amendments. Upon Question, to be re-committed ; and Lord Baltimore, to be heard by his Counsel. The Committee …