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Martis, 12o Junii, 1610
Gib's Nat
L.1. - NAT. - Gib.
New River.
L. 1. - New River for the College.
Hawks.
Ingress. Hawks: - Saturday, Chequer Chamber.
Sir S. Proctor.
L. 1. - Sir Stephen Proctor. -
Two Petitions from Proctor - Liberty with his Keeper, returning to his Prison at Night. -
To set down such Things as he can discover, in Writing.
Prison-keepers.
Keepers of Prisons. - Habeas Corpus: - Thursday, Court of Wards.
Apothecaries.
L. 1. - Apothecaries.
Priests, &c.
Sir Fr. Hastings: - That Seminaries may be punished; Laws executed; Dangers prevented.
Sir Wm. Bulstrod: - That a Lady, on Friday Night last, supped with a Priest in the Gatehouse. -
A privy search to be made throughout London. - Some Recusants, of Note, went away.
The Committees to take into Consideration the Abuses of Keepers of Prisons, and the foresaid Motions, - To-morrow in the Afternoon, in this House.
Arundell.
L. 3. - Arundell of Trerise. - Sir H. Poole, contra; Mr. Fuller, pro. - Upon Question, passed.
Pheasants.
L. 3. - Pheasants and Partridges: - Passed, upon Question. - Added, these Words;
" Cities, Liberties, or Towns-corporate."
Wines.
B. - Wines in seasonable Time, reported by Sir Wm. Paddy, with Amendments. - Mr. Carveth, contra; Mr. Fuller, pro; Sir Tho. Holcroft, contra; Sir Edw. Grevill, contra.
Bills from Lords.
Mr. Justice Forster, Mr. D. Hone, - Two Bills from the Lords:
Sir John Biron, Amendments. -
The Isle of Man.
Wines.
B. - Wines, rejected.
Spiller.
Sir Edw. Sandys - Report from the great Committee touching Mr. Spiller; that he appeared voluntary, and was appointed to attend the Committee To-morrow. -
Records of Impositions.
Touching Records of Impositions; those of the Exchequer, the Clerk's Hands not to them; no such Use. -
Those of the Tower. -
This Afternoon the Lawyers io meet at the Parliament-chamber in the Temple, touching Records - Impositions.
Liberty to a Prisoner.
Motion touching Felton to have Liberty to go about his Business. - The Plague in the Fleet. - Felton here Yesterday, with the Barons of the Exchequer. -
One Mr. Wentworth Corbet, that can tell as much as Felton.
Warden of the Fleet to be here To-morrow.
Holdich.
Holdich: - Monday next. - More Committees.
Liberty to a Prisoner.
Felton to have Liberty, with his Keeper, if he be not in Execution, to go about his Business.
Woods, &c.
B. of Woods and Timber : - To-morrow, in the same Place.