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27th February 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… the preservation of our liberties, that we may leave our privilege to our posterity as free as we have found them. He … Shall any matters be called to mind? Yes, for matters of privilege by precedents, which no doubt may be effected … earnestness and preparation, set afoot the question of privilege. That we had lost the freedom of ancient …
28th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… Chamber. A warrant from the Speaker for a writ of privilege to bring up Andrew Bates, servant to Mr. Richard … [JOHN] GLANVILLE. [ Blank] Andrew Bates to have a writ of privilege. Mr. [Richard] Godfrey's servant, a member of this … former presidents to be lefte to himselfe, and waive his privilege if he will, for he cannot be compelled. MR. SPENCER …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… A petition to them from the Feltmakers concerning the privilege of the House. They had no time to examine it. … bailiff to Mr. Cholmley, a member of the House, claiming privilege and refusing to be sworn constable, was committed … The petition of the Feltmakers', complaining of breach of privilege of the House by imprisoning those that had …
29th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… committee chosen to consider whether it may stand with the privilege of the House to have this done. SIR GEORGE MORE. … consideration. SIR EDWARD COKE. This will be against the privilege of the House. Never done in Parliament. Will breed. … al prochein cession. SIR EDWARD COKE. Que est envers le privilege de Parliamente et est desperate et dangerous …
2nd March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… written: 1. Observed that Spain not content for advance privilege, for her servants laboured a general connivancy and … by one that desired to know whether the House pleased to privilege any man upon just actions of debt. It was answered … proved. MR. [ROBERT] BATEMAN said that they have as much privilege by the patent from the King to make them free …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… their trade of soapeboyleing) do not enjoy the privilege and dignitie of gentlemen, and are so accounted, …