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 eng England and Wales. -- Parliament. -- House of Lords -- Registers. Great Britain -- History -- Charles I, 1625-1649. Broadsides -- London (England) -- 17th century. eebo The Manner of the sitting of the Lords spirituall and temporall, as peeres of the realme in the higher house of Parliament, according to their digniti n/a 1628 1 1397 12 0 0 0 0 0 85.9 D The rate of 85.9 defects per 10,000 words puts this text in the D category of texts with between 35 and 100 defects per 10,000 words. 2007-08 Assigned for keying and markup 2007-09 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2010-05 Sampled and proofread 2010-05 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2011-06 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
The manner of the sitting of the Lords Spirituall and Temporall , as Peeres of the Realme in the Higher house of Parliament , according to their Dignities , Offices , and Degrees , with other Officers of their Attendance .

THe most reuerend Father in God , Docto●… Abbot . Lord Arch-Bishop of Canterbu●… his Grace . The right Honourable Sir Thomas Couentry Knight , Lord Keeper of the great Sea of England . The right reuerend Father in God , Docto●… Mathewes , Lord Archbishop of Yorke . Iames Ley Earle of Marlborough , Lord ●hig Treasurer of England . H●nry Montague Earle of Manchester , Lor●… President of his Maiesties most Honourable Pr●uie Councell . The place of the Lord Priuie Seale . George Villars Duke of Buckingham , Lor● high Admirall of England . William Paulet Marquesse of Winchester . Robert Bertue Earle of Linsey , Lord high Chamberlaine of England . Thomas Howard Earle of Arundell and Sury , Lord high Marshall of England . William Herbert Earle of Pembrooke , Lord Steward of his Maiesties Houshold . Phillip Herbert Earle of Mountgomerie Lord Chamberlaine of his Maiesties Houshold . They hauing seuerall Writs of summons directed vnto them out of his Maiesties high Court Chancerie , doe come and sit according to their seuerall creations . Robert Veare , Earle of Oxenford Henry Percie , Earle of Northumberland Geoorge Talbot , E. of Shrewesbury Henry Gray , E. of Kent William Stanley , Earle of Darby . Henry Somerset , Earle of Worcester . Francis Mannors , Earle of Rutland . Francis Clifford , Earle of Cumberland . Robert Ractliffe , Earle of Sussex . Heenry Hastings , Earle of Huntington . Edward Borcher , Earle of Bath . Thomas Writhiously , Earle of Southampton insia aetatem . Francis Russell , Earle of Bedford . William Seymor , E. of Hartford . Robert Deuoreux E of Essex Theophilus Clinton , E of Lincolne Charles Howard , E. of Nottingham Theophilus Howard , E. of Suffolke Edward Sacuill , E. of Dorcet William Ceill , E of Salisbury William Cecill , E. of Exeter Robert Cart E of Somerset Iohn Egerton E. of Bridgewater Robert Sidney E. of Leicester William Compton , E of Northamton Robert Rich . E. of Warwicke William Cauendish , E of Deuonshire Iames Hambledon , E of Cambridge Iames Steward , E. of March infra aetatem Iames Hay . E. of Carlile William Feilding , E. of Denbigh Ionh Digby , E. of Bristoll . Lion●ll Cranfeld , E. of Middlesex Christopher Villers , Earle of Anglesey . Henry Rich , Earle of Holland . Iohn Hollis Earle of Clare . Oliuer Saint Iohn , Earle of Bullingbroke , Francis Fane , Earle of Westmoreland . William Knoules , Earle of Banbury . Thomas Howard , Earle of Barkshire . Thomas Wentworth , Earle of Cleaueland . Edmond Sheffeld , Earle of Moulgraue . Henry Danuers , Earle of Danby . George Carne , Earle of Totnes . Robert Cary , Earle of Monmouth . Edward Denney , Earle of Norwich . Emanuell Scroope , Earle of Sunderland . William Cauendish , Earle of Newcastle . Henry Cary Earle of Douer . Iohn Mordant , E. of Peterborough . Viscounts . Anthony Maria Br●wne , Vicount Mountague Iohn Villars , Vicount Purbecke Finch , Viscountesse Maydstone Richard Burke , Vicount Tunbridge William Fynes , Vicount Say and Seale Edward Cecill , Vicount Wimbleton Thomas Sauage , Vicount Sauage Edward Conway , Vicount Conway , principall Secretary Robert Perpoynt , Vicount Newarke Paul Banning , Vicount Banning of Sudbury Bishops . The Archbishop of canterbury and Yorke , the Bishop of London , the Bishop of Durham and Winchester , haue places in the higher house of Parliament in respect of their Seas : all the Bishops of the other Dioces are called thither likewise by writ , and sit according to their Consecrations . Doctor Mountaine , Bishop of London Bishop of Durham Doctor Neale , Bishop of Winchester Doct . Doue , Bish . of Peterborough Doct . Godwine , Bish . of Hereford Doct . Thornbury , Bish . of Worcester Doct . Harsnet , Bish . of Norwich Doct . Buckridge , Bish . of Rochester D. Morton , B. of Couentry & Lechfield Doct . Baly , Bish . of Bangor Doct . Carlton , Bish . of Chichester Doct . Howson , Bishop of Oxenford Doct . Bridgeman , Bish . of Chester Doct . Field , Bish . of St. Dauids Doct . Williams , B. of Lincolne Doct . Dauenant , B. of Salisbury Doct . Laude , B. of Bath and Wells Doct . Wright , B. of Bristoll Doct . Hamner , B. of St. Ashaph Doct . Goodman . B. of Gl●ucester Doct . White , B. of Carlile Doct . Hall , B. of Excester Doct . Murrey , B. of Landaph . Barons . They as Peares of the Realme , likewise summoned by writs , sit ac●… rding to their Creations . Henry Clifford , Lord Clifford Henry Neuill , Lord Abergaueney Maruin Touchet , Lord Audley . Algernon Percie , Lord Percie . Iames Stanley , L. Strange of Knocknig . Henry West , Lord Delaware . George Berkley , Lord Barkley . Henry Parker , L. Morley & Mounteagle Richard Lennard , Lord Dacres of Herst Stafford , Lord Stafford infra aetatem . Edward Sutton , Lord Dudley . Edward Stourton , Lord Sturton . Iohn Darcie , Lord Darcie and Menthell . Sandes , L. Sandes of the Vine infra aetatem Edward Vaux , Lord Vaux . Thomas Windsor , Lord Windsor . Iohn Paulet , Lord Saint Iohn of Basing . Thomas Cromwell , Lord Cromwell . William Eure , Lord Eure . Phillip Wharton , Lord Wharton infra aetatem . William Willoughby , Lord Willoughby of Parham infra aetatem . William Paget , Lord Paget . Dudley North , Lord North . Brigges , Lord Chandois infra aetatem . Spencer Compton , Lord Compton . Edward Wotton , Lord Wotton . Henry Gray , Lord Gray of Croby . William Peter , Lord Peter . Gerrard , L. Gerrard infra aetat . William Spencer , Lord Spencer . Charles Stanhop , L. Stanhop of Haringdon Thomas Arundell , L. Arundell of Warder Dormar , L. Dormar of Winge , infra aetatem Roper , Lord Tenham , infra aetatem Phillip Stanhop , Lord Stanhop of Shelford , Edward Noell , Lord Noell Edward Montague , Lord of Kimbolton Fulk Greuill , Lord Brooke of Bacham Court Edward Montague , L. Montague of Boughton William Gray , Lord Gray of Wearke Francis Leake , Lord Deincourt Henry Ley , Lord Ley Richard Robarts , L. Robarts of Truro Horatio Vere , Lord Vere of Tilbury Oliuer Saint Iohn , Lord Tregoze Dudley Carlton , Lord Carlton Imbercourt Nicholas Tufton , Lord Tufton William Crauon , Lord Crauon of Hamsted Marshall , infra aetatem Mountioy Blunt , Lord Munioy Thomas Belasses , L. Faulconbridge of Yarum Richard Louelace , Lord Louelace of Hurley Iohn Paulet , Lord Paulet of Hinton St. George William Haruie , L. Haruie of Kidbrooke Thomas Brudnell , Lord Brudnell of Stouton William Maynard , Lord Maynard Some Lords ( as Prinie Councellours ) though not Peeres of the Kingdome of England , such as the King shall be pleased to call thither for their Assistance , and sit on the Wooll sackes . The Officers called to the higher house of Parliament for their Attendance , and likewise sit on Wooll sackes . The Master of the Rolles Iudges Sir Nicholas Hyde , Lord chiefe Iustice ' of the Kings Bench Sir Thomas Richardson , Lord chiefe Iustice of the Common Pleas Sir Iohn Walter , Lord chiefe Baron The Iudges of the Kings Bench The Iudges of the Common Pleas The Barons of the Exchequer The foure Masters for the Chancerie there attending , according to the direction of the Lord Keeper of the great Seale of England The Kings learned Councell The Serjeants Sir Robert Heath , the Kings Attourney generall The Officers of the higher house of Parliament The Clarke of the Crowne The Clarke of the Parliament The Vsher The Yeoman Vsher .