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Journal of the House of Lords
… of Winchester to make [ * Leases of] Estates for One and Twenty Years, or Three Lives of Lands, in South'ton, etc. … mended, was read, touching his Title to the Lord Grey; and, after some Debate, it was Resolved, upon the Question, … Charles Longevile, Esquire, shall be admitted to the Title and Dignity of Lord de Grey. Lords appointed to inform His …
Journal of the House of Lords
… 9 die Februarii. PRAYERS. O Keife delivered out of Prison, and Charges paid out of the Poor's Box. Upon the reading of … of Arthur O Keise, who hath suffered long Imprisonment, and now only being a Prisoner for Fees, which comes to Four … Shillings; it was Ordered by the House, That, for Charity and Commiseration Sake, That Four Pounds Ten Shillings shall …
Journal of the House of Lords
… both Houses, a Copy of which Paper is likewise inclosed; and, this done, I remain, Oxford, 9 April, 1643. "My Lord, … which at this Time they desire to decline; their Wishes and Endeavours being earnestly bent upon the obtaining a … doubtful, that it cannot be sud denly or easily resolved; and the Remainder of the Time for the whole Treaty being but …
Journal of the House of Lords
… from His Majesty, concerning the Disbanding of the Army, and His Return * to London." L. Falkland's Letter, with the King's Answer about Disbanding the Armies, and returning to London. "My Lord, "I am commanded, by His … of Parliament, concerning the Disbanding of the Armies, and His Majesty's Return to His Parliament; and, this done, I …
Journal of the House of Lords
… That the Houses of the Earl of Devon, called Chatsworth and Hardwick, in the County of Derby, shall be protected from … Sir Henry Bruce shall have a Pass, to go into Scotland and back again, either by Sea or Land. Mr. Bridges, a … Mr. Bridges shall have a Protection for his House in Midd. and have a Protection to go and come safely. Earl of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Lady Pagett shall have a Pass, quietly to go to Oxford, and come again, with Two Coaches and a Waggon, provided they be searched before ever they go, … Hereupon this House Ordered, That the Earl of Warwicke and the Lord Grey of Warke shall enquire what Proceedings …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the Satisfaction of the World, that there be some Enquiry and Search made after them, because it is suspected and feared they do contain some Wealth, that may be better converted to the Defence of the Religion, Laws, and Liberty of the Subject, than to be suffered by Connivance …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Lord Morley, being accused for killing of Captain Clarke; and they are of Opinion, "That the Way of proceeding against … by Way of the House of Commons, by Impeachment from them; and the Trial to be by Peers." Ordered, That this House … of a Surrender of Twelve Cartrowns of Land, and Two Rectories, unto the See of Ardagh, which were formerly …
Journal of the House of Lords
… obeyed the Commands of this House as far as he was able; and he having come away from his Command by the Order of this … Experience of the Earl of Warwicke's good Affection, Care, and Vigilancy, in the Place appointed him by the Parliament, … of Warwicke Thanks, from this House, for his great Care and Affections shewed in his Employment. Ld. Coventry's …
Journal of the House of Lords
… have delivered the Ordinance concerning Payment for Fuel; and they will return an Answer by Messengers of their own. … "My * Lord, "As soon as we were come hither, between Four and Five of the Clock this Afternoon, we sent to know His … Church, where I read the Articles for the Cessation, and we humbly presented them to the King, who read the Title …