House of Commons Journal Volume 1: 08 May 1610

Martis, 8o Maii, 1610

Privilege.

SIR John Hungerford - Subpoena. - Sir Edw. Grevill to be privileged. - Robert Savorie and John Savorie to be sent for.

Days for Committees.

Sir Geo. Booth: - Monday, Chequer Chamber.

B. - Ware without ready Money : - Friday.

Butter and Cheese, - likewise that Day.

Privilege.

Privilege for Stay of Trial in Mr. Lieutenant's Case.

Inmates.

L. 1. - Inmates.

Silk-dyers.

L. 1. - Silk-dyers.

Davison.

Mr. Davison: - This Day Sennight, Court of Wards.

Husbandry.

L. 3. - Good Husbandry : - Passed.

Moor-burning.

L. 3. - Moor-burning. -

" Worcester" upon - " Cheshyre" put out, upon Question: "Stafford," upon Question, put out:

" Worcester," put out, upon Question.

The Bill made a Probationer, till the End of the first Session of the next Parliament.

Shipping.

Mr. Noy, Mr. Crewe, Mr. Finch, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Brock, Mr. Staughton, Mr. Serjeant Barker, and all other Lawyers, added to the Bill of Shipping and Mariners: - To meet this Afternoon.

Husbandry.

L. 3. - Good Husbandry : - Passed, upon the Question.

Elopement.

L. 2. - Elopement: - Mr. Brook, Sir James Scudamore, Sir Edw. Hobby, Mr. Wymark, Sir Charles Cornwallys, Sir John Gray, Sir John Leveson, Sir Herbert Crofts, Sir Rich. Bulkley, Sir Roger Owen, Mr. Percyvall, Mr. Fuller, Sir Mich. Stanhope, Sir Walter Cope, Sir Wm. Cook, Sir H. Poole, Sir Jerome Bowes, Mr. Jones, Mr. Mutton, Mr. Diggs, Mr. Noy, Sir Wm. Maynard, Sir John Egerton, Sir John Hungerford, Sir Edw. Francis, Sir Geo. Moore, Sir Edw. Mountague, all the Civilians, Mr. Hakewill, Mr. Calvert, Sir Edw. Hales, Sir John Morley, Sir Nich. Saunders, Sir Rob. Johnson, Mr. Irby: - This Day Sennight, Court of Wards.

Recusants.

L. 2. - Explanation - Statute of Recusants.

Bills sent to Lords.

Mr. Chancellor carrying up Bills : -

Essex - Amendments; - amended :

Good Husbandry:

Sea-sand :

Moor-burning: -

Message From Lords.

The Lords willed the Messengers to stay; and calling them, willed them to impart to the House, that they had great Matters of Importance and Consequence to deliver: - Prayed, that some might come up. -

Sir R. Drury.

This Day Sennight, - Sir Rob. Drury.

Message to Lords.

Argued, whether Mr. Speaker to go : - Resolved, Not.

A Message, by Sir Edw. Hobby; That, though it be not usual to receive Message by our own Messengers, yet we were willing.

Recusants.

L. 2. - Explanation - Recusants: - King's Counsel learned, Sir Tho. Beamount, Mr. Alford, Sir H. Poole, Sir John Gray, Sir Wm. Wray, Mr. Duncombe, Sir Edw. Mountague, Sir Fr. Hastings, Mr. D. James, Sir Jo. Hungerford, Sir Edw. Grevill, Sir Geo. Moore, Mr. Fuller, Sir Fr. Barrington, Sir James Perrott, Sir Barnard Whytstones, Mr. Diggs, Mr. Dyett: - To-morrow Sennight.

Murder of French King.

Mr. Chancellor maketh Report of what passed from the Lords. -

Declaration of the affectionate Desire of Correspondence with this House: - Desiring we should be acquainted with Matters of Consequence. -

Because not be dismayed; that the King, Queen, and Prince, were well. -

Potent, opulent, magnanimous Prince.

The News of the sudden Death and Murder of the French King: - The Day after the Queen's Coronation: - Friday last, in his Coach, going to see second Triumphs - D. Mounbasson, Epernon, Basson-peere. - Speaking, that it was nothing: - That the Person should not be killed. -

Continued his Desire of good Affection. -

Christendom - a magnanimous Prince, the K. Friend. -

Not so much Practice of the Church, but of State also. -

Providence. - In what Terms we stand, for want of Money, in this. -

That we should think of some Supply, as also of the Support.