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Journal of the House of Commons
… Country. King's Answer respecting Pym's Speech. The Lord Compton reported, that, according to the Commands of this … and considered the Message presented to Him by the Lord Compton and Mr. Baynton, the Nineteenth of March 1641, at …
Journal of the House of Commons
… of Parliament aforesaid. Answer from the King. Lord Compton reports, that the Lord Lieutenant himself, and Mr. …
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… Mr. Vaine, Sir Wm. Savile, Mr. Sutton, Mr. Killigrew, Lord Compton, Mr. Martyn, Mr. Ralph Hopton; This Committee is …
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… 7th of September. Bailing a Prisoner. Ordered, That Sir H. Compton, now in the Custody of the Serjeant at Arms, upon the …
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… Crewe, Serjeant Wilde, Sir Hen. Ludlowe, Mr. Purefey, Lord Compton, Mr. Arth. Goodwin, Lord Ruthen, Sir H. Wallopp, Mr. …
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… Sir Simonds D' Ewes, Mr. Geo. Vane, Ld. Cramborne, Ld. Compton, Mr. Bellassis, Mr. Kirton, Sir Tho. Hutchinson, Sir …
Journal of the House of Commons
… dated 12 April 1636, made between the King and Sir Henry Compton, and the rest of the Soapers of Westminster, were …
Journal of the House of Commons
… of their own. Person committed. Resolved, &c. That Sir H. Compton be forthwith committed Prisoner to the Tower, there … them to press the disbanding within the Time limited. Compton's Sequestration. Ordered, That Sir H. Compton's Office and Estate be sequestered; and that Mr. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… in the Second Year of his Reign, did grant unto Sir Henry Compton, Knight of the Bath, by the Name of Sir Henry Compton Knight, the Office of Custos Brevium in the Court of … howsoever, for the natural Life of him the said Sir Henry Compton: And whereas the said Thomas Spencer and Richard …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Prothonotary of Common Pleas. RESOLVED, &c. That Sir H. Compton shall nominate and appoint Mr. Bernhard to be … is hereby enjoined, forthwith to repair to the said Sir H. Compton, and to require his Obedience hereunto. Sedley's …