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Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… in 1669 November (20th-30th) Saturday, November 20. [The House resumed the consideration of the Report of the … they not to be found. Was taken down to the Orders of the House by Mr Garroway, for speaking to the merits of the … in Parliaments, where many impeachments wereEvery petty Sessions of the peace being open to accusations of this …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Conference with the Lords [on the alterations made by the House to the Lords Amendments to the Bill of Conventicles.] … s." it gives way to partiality amongst our tenants. If the House of Commons would have it "40 s." they would agree, but … the same subjects. Sir Robert Holt.] A Lord may let his house to any person who may keep Conventicles in it. Sir …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Chimney, Fee-farm rents go towards it. We can put the house, stables, and all but the navy, without interest, but … and other promotions many. These may miscarry in the Lords House, because they are touched upon in Privilege; but … to a consideration of every man's estate, high and low. In Sessions, it is a hard matter to get a Constable in a great …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… not guilty, will it either way be for the honour of this House? Sir Richard Temple.] The Commissioners of Accounts, … them. Qui non vetat, jubet. Lord Brereton.] Hopes that the House will not blame them; though they are unacceptable to … the Prerogative, after such great aids given by this House. Sir Anthony Cope.] Would have no man out of the reach …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… be taken that decayed wines be looked after at the Custom-house, before entered, we shall have materials; and if the … is not easily answered. He would have a duty at the Custom-house, as well as forfeiture of the commodity; by this means … waste, which would take them off from Juries at Assize and Sessions, and from London Juries. [The Bill was ordered to be …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… the thing. It is the Privilege of both Houses, or neither House; if by trucking with a tenant possession is got, it is … their lives, by throwing stones; several were indicted at sessions. Mr Henry Coventry.] Is not one of these Gentlemen … to do you dishonour. This was begun all by them at this Sessions. It was told you of 12,000 in uproar when the King …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… part of our order to have some particulars from the Custom-house, in order to foreign commodities. Sir John Duncombe.] … labouring men drink water at home, by laying this upon the house-keeper? Is for it, if restrained only to Brewers. Mr … have tried it; you may make the Poll to be rated at Sessions, and none to pay but such at brew themselves; they …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… in being, concerning cloth, they being very many. The House then took into consideration his Majesty's Speech, and, … shall be an account of. The present farm of the Custom-house is 400,000 l. per ann. This year the farm ended. … the head. [Adjourned to Monday.] Monday, October 31. [The House proceeded in the consideration of his Majesty's debts, …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Debates in 1671 April (15th-30th) Saturday, April 15. [The House attended the Conference.] Serjeant Maynard' s Arguments … Order of April 15, 1671, entered into the Journal of the House of Commons 1. My Lords, My task is to give your Lordships the reasons on which the House of Commons have grounded their first vote, touching the …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… by it. It is matter of great concernment, and too thin a House; and now to receive a Bill of this nature, would be … not yourselves; for he finds that the use of a Commons House, the main use, besides giving of money, is to punish … This will probably prevent the Clerks of Assize and Sessions from setting up prowlers and informers; they …