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Journal of the House of Commons
… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 February 1576 Mercurii, … of the said Robte. Baynebrigge; the Serjeant of this House is thereupon, by Order of this House, presently sent for the said Williams, to be brought …
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… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 January 1549 29o …
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… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 January 1550 29 Januarii …
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… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 January 1552 Veneris, 29 …
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… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 January 1558 Sabbati, 29 … the Chancery; wherefore he required the Privilege of this House : Whereupon Sir Clement Higham and Mr. Recorder were …
Journal of the House of Commons
… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 January 1563 Veneris, …
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… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 January 1606 Mercurii, … Herbert, Mr. Solicitor, Mr. Fuller, Sir Chro. Brook of York, Sir Rob. Johnson, Sir H. Nevill, Mr. Hyde, Sir Roger … the King accepteth and approveth the Intentions of the House in their Endeavours touching Religion, and wisheth a …
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… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 January 1629 Jovis, 29 … Noy, Mr. Whitakers, Mr. Rolfe, to draw, and present to the House, a Bill concerning Appropriations and Vicarages : - … Ditto. Mr. Pym moves, to have Leave given, from this House, to Sir Jo. Eppesley, a Member of it, to answer a …
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… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 June 1604 Veneris, 29o … the Frame of Satisfaction, touching the Proceedings of the House, penned by the Committee, and by them reported, and read in the House, might be re-committed, and some more Committees added; …
Journal of the House of Commons
… House of Commons Journal Volume 1 29 June 1604 (2nd scribe) … Reading. Privilege. The Apology of the Proceedings of the House, moved, by Sir Wm. Strowd, to be re-committed: Which … Purveyors. Mr. Hyde moveth, that, since the Order of the House is, that the Bill of Purveyors should sleep till the …