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Journal of the House of Commons
… the present Mayor hath made a Return of Mr. Okeden, and the said Colonel Earle, in Prejudice of the Petitioner: And praying that he may be relieved in the Premises. Ordered, … said Petition be referred unto the Committee of Privileges and Elections: Who are to examine the Matter thereof; and …
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… of the same Month this House ordered a new Writ to issue; and accordingly it issued the Sixteenth of the same Month; and that the Petitioner, and Geo. Booth, Esquire, stood Candidates for Burgesses for …
Journal of the House of Commons
… several of the common Brewers within the Cities, Towns, and Cinque Ports of the County of Kent; complaining of the … of their Ale instead of Beer, to their great Damage; and praying to be relieved therein; was read. Ordered, That … of the House. Duty on Tobacco. A Petition of Merchants and Traders to Virginia from the Port of Bristoll; …
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… Orphans. A MESSAGE from the Lords by Sir Robert Legard and Sir James Astry; Mr. Speaker, The Lords have commanded us … the Relief the distressed Orphans of the City of London. And then the Messengers withdrew. Earl of Ailesbury's Estate. … intituled, An Act to enable Thomas Earl of Ailesbury, and Eliz. Countess of Ailesbury his Wife, to make Provision …
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… Committees to whom the Petition of the Master, Wardens, and Assistants of the Company of Feltmakers, London, is … Mr. Slater, Mr. Goldwell, Sir Rice Rudd, Sir Wm. Ellis: And they are to meet this Afternoon at Four of the Clock, in … Seamen in West India Trade. The Petition of the Merchants and Planters trading to, and interested in, their Majesties …
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… of Westminster, Borough of Southwarke, the Two Hamlets, and Out Parishes within the Weekly Bills of Mortality, be … on Beer. A Petition of the Common Brewers within the Towns and Counties of Cambridge, Oxford, and Hertford, and the Cities and Universities thereof, in …
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… Duke of Buckingham, deceased, on the Behalf of Themselves, and the rest of the Creditors, was read; thereby setting forth, That, without the Assistance and Favour of this House, the Petitioners are likely to be deprived of their just Debts owing from the said Duke: And praying that they may have Leave to bring in a Bill for …
Journal of the House of Commons
… in Custody A Petition of Richard Huse, Samuell Hall, and Thomas Gatehouse, Inhabitants of the Borough of … Court of the Marshalsea. Legrand, &c. sworn. David Legrand and John Stahelin took the Oaths, in order to their … House, from the Committee appointed to examine Witnesses, and prepare a Charge against Mr. Graham and Mr. Burton, That …
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… to whom the Bill for Sale, or Leasing a House, late Mr. Secretary Coventrye's, in Piccadilly, was referred, That the … several Amendments thereunto: Which he read in his Place; and afterwards delivered the same in at the Clerk's Table: Where the same were once read throughout; and afterwards, a Second time, one by one; and, upon the …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Patent Officers of the Court holden before the President and Council of the Marches of Wales, was read. Resolved, That … Colonel Birch reports from the Committee of Elections and Privileges, to whom the Matter of the Double Return and Elections of Burgesses to serve in this present …