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THE
former
of
the
honourable
House
of
lately
published
,
found
so
good
a
Reception
amongst
persons
of
Quality
,
that
it
hath
given
encouragement
to
the
second
to
appear
in
Print
.
The
purchace
of
so
many
written
Coppies
as
have
been
dispers'd
at
so
great
rates
(
notwithstanding
the
many
imperfections
they
are
fraught
withal
)
demonstrates
sufficiently
,
the
vallue
curious
people
sets
upon
them
;
how
much
more
acceptable
therefore
must
they
needs
be
,
when
purged
from
their
Errors
,
and
brought
down
to
such
a
reasonable
price
,
as
to
afford
Gentlemen
the
benefit
of
them
in
their
Libraries
,
without
any
great
Tax
upon
their
Purses
.
The
other
Volumn
gave
the
first
light
of
the
Discovery
of
the
which
is
made
more
manifest
in
this
same
:
For
here
the
Curtain
is
drawn
open
,
the
Scenes
plainly
appear
,
the
Actors
are
brought
upon
the
publick
Stage
,
the
fair
Masque
of
Religion
is
pluckt
off
from
the
Fowl
Face
of
Treason
,
which
appears
in
its
own
dismal
hue
,
so
ugly
,
as
to
make
all
conscientious
Men
,
of
what
profession
soever
to
start
at
the
horrid
sight
of
it
.
Nay
so
far
did
they
go
on
in
the
pursuite
after
these
Sons
of
Darkness
,
as
to
detect
the
very
Soul
of
this
Contrivance
,
and
wanted
but
little
of
doing
them
that
Justice
as
would
have
put
an
End
to
this
Infamous
Tragedy
;
which
is
now
left
till
another
Season
to
be
compleated
upon
those
Wretched
Conspirators
.
Besides
this
,
here
are
many
other
extraordinary
matters
contained
in
these
few
sheets
;
to
ennumerate
them
,
were
to
transcribe
the
Journal
,
which
being
the
compleat
Account
of
a
whole
Session
,
must
be
of
great
weight
to
considering
men
.
The
litteral
mistakes
of
the
Press
,
is
not
(
as
we
hope
,
)
a
Sin
above
the
mercy
of
the
Candid
Reader
.
God
long
preserve
his
Sacred
Majesty
,
and
make
his
two
Houses
of
Parliament
Successful
in
all
their
good
Counsels
and
Undertakings
,
Bridge
▪
water
;
Henry
,
Clarendon
;
W●lliam
,
Craven
▪
Francis
Edward
Carteret
,
Gentlemen of the House of Commons ,
The King Commands this Honorable House to attend him immed●ately in the House of Lords .
Edward
Seymour
Thomas
Lee
,
Thomas
Whitmore
,
Edward
Carteret
,
Black
Rod
,
Gentlemen of the House of Commons .
The King Commands this Honourable House , to attend him , immediately in the House of Lords .
nemine
contradicente
.
Mr.
Chancel
.
of
the
Dutchy
,
Lord
Russel
,
Lord
Cavendish
,
Henry
Capel
.
Lord
Russel
I
have
Considered
of
your
Message
,
and
do
consent
to
a
further
time
,
which
I
appoint
to
be
on
Tuesday
next
,
unless
you
shall
find
some
Expedient
in
the
mean
time
,
for
as
I
would
not
have
my
Prerogative
intrencht
upon
,
so
I
would
not
do
any
thing
against
the
Priviledges
of
this
House
.
Thomas
Lee
,
Thomas
Lee
WEE your Majesties most Dutiful and Loyal Subjects , Th● Co●mons in this present Parliament Assembled , do with all Obedience , return your Majesty , most humble and hearty thanks , for the favourable Representation , and gratious Answer , your Majesty was pleased , not only to allow us a longer time to deliberate , of what was delivered to us by the Lord Chancellor , relating to the choice of a Speaker , but likewise to express so great a care not to infringe our Priviledges , and we desire your Majesty to believe , no Subjects ever had a more tender regard than our selves to the Right of your Majesty , and your Regal Prerogative , which we shall alwayes acknowledge to be vested in the Crown , for the benefit and Protection of your Pe●ple , and therefore for the clearing of all doubts , that may arise in your Royal M●nd , upon this occasion , now before us ; We crave leave , humbly to Represent to your Majesty , the undoubted Right of the Commons , to have the free El●ction of one of their Members , to be their Speaker , and to perform the service of the House , And that the Speaker , so Elected and presented according to Custom , hath by the constant practice of all former Ages , been continued Speaker , and executed that Imployment , unl●ss , such persons , have been excused , for some Corporal Disease , which has always been alleadged , either by themselves , or some others in thier behalf , in ful Parliament . According to this Usage , Mr. Edward Seymour , was unanimously chosen , upon consideration of his great Abillity and sufficiency for that place , of which we have had large Experience , in the last Parliament , and was presented by us to your Majesty , as a person we thought would be most acceptable to your Royal Judgment .
This being the true state of our Case , we do in all humility lay it before your Majesties view , hoping that your Majesty , upon due consideration of former Presidents , will rest satisfied with our procendings , and will think fit not to deprive us of so necessary a Member , by employing him in any other service , but to give us such a gratious Answer , as your Majestiy and your Royal Predecessors have always don heretofore , upon the like occasions , that so we may without more loss of time , proceed to the dispatch of those Important affairs for which we were Convened , wherein we doubt not but we shall so behave our selves , as to give an ample Testimony , to the whole World , of our duty and affection to your Majesties Service , and of our care of the Peace and Prosperity of all your Kingdoms .
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
,
and
All
this
is
but
loss
of
time
,
and
therefore
I
desire
you
to
go
back
again
,
and
do
as
I
have
directed
you
,
Francis
Winnington
John
H●wly
Whereas
by
the
gratious
Answer
,
your
Majesty
was
pleased
to
give
to
our
first
Message
in
Council
,
whereby
your
Majesty
was
pleased
to
declare
,
a
Resolution
,
not
to
infringe
our
just
Rights
and
Priviledges
;
WE
your
Majesties
most
dutiful
and
Loyal
Commons
,
were
incouraged
to
make
an
humble
Representation
to
your
Majesty
,
upon
the
choice
of
our
Speaker
,
which
on
Tuesday
last
,
was
presented
to
your
Majesty
,
by
some
of
our
Members
:
We
do
with
great
trouble
,
and
infinite
sorrow
,
find
by
the
Report
made
to
us
,
by
those
Members
at
their
return
,
that
your
Majesty
was
pleased
to
give
us
an
immediate
Answer
to
the
same
,
without
taking
any
farther
Consideration
,
which
we
are
perswaded
,
if
your
Majesty
had
done
what
we
then
offered
to
your
Majesty
,
would
so
far
have
prevailed
,
upon
your
Royal
Judgment
,
as
to
have
given
your
Majesty
satisfaction
in
the
reasonableness
of
our
desires
,
and
peserved
us
in
your
Majesties
favourable
Opinion
,
of
our
proceedings
.
And
since
we
do
humbly
conceive
,
that
the
occasion
of
this
Question
hath
arisen
,
from
your
Majesties
not
being
truly
informed
,
of
the
state
of
the
Case
,
we
do
humbly
beseech
your
Majesty
,
to
take
the
said
Representation
,
into
your
further
Consideration
,
and
give
such
a
gratious
Answer
,
as
that
we
may
be
put
into
a
Capaeity
to
manifest
our
readiness
,
to
enter
into
those
Consultations
,
which
necessarily
tend
to
the
preservation
and
welfare
of
your
Majesty
and
your
Kingdoms
.
I
will
send
you
an
Answer
to
morrow
.
Edward
Carteret
,
Gentlemen
of
the
House
of
Commons
.
Edward
Carteret
,
Gentlemen
of
the
House
of
Commons
.
Serjeant
Gregory
,
Serjeant
Gregory
,
Edward
Carteret
,
Gentlemen
of
the
House
of
Commons
,
The
King
Commands
this
Honorable
House
to
attend
him
immediately
in
the
House
of
Lords
.
Act
for
the
more
effectual
preserving
of
the
Kings
Person
and
Government
,
by
disabling
Papists
from
sitting
in
either
House
of
parliament
;
An
Act
for
the
more
effectual
preserving
the
Kings
Person
and
Government
,
by
hindring
Papists
to
sit
in
either
House
of
Parliament
,
John
Hobart
Christopher
Calthrope
,
Nevel
Cateline
,
John
Hurton
John
Hurton
Henry
Herbert
Philip
Foley
Henry
Powle
William
Scroggs
Edward
Sackvile
Peter
Torrel
,
Richard
Temple
Godfrey
Copley
,
John
Reresby
,
Edward
Selwin
Herbert
Stapley
Richard
Carew
William
Jennings
Bernard
Grenvile
,
Nicholas
Courtney
,
Nathaniel
Napper
,
Corfe
Castle
Richard
Winwood
Samuel
Starkey
John
Erule
,
John
Pawney
New
Windsor
,
John
Shorter
Tho
.
Smith
,
Richard
How
Peter
Rich
,
Charles
Windham
Thomas
Knowles
,
Lewis
Palmer
,
Rice
Rudd
,
Higham
Ferries
,
John
Lamot
Honiwood
,
John
Bramstone
Edward
Lloyd
,
Matthew
Price
Richard
Duke
Will
▪
Stawell
Thomas
Mansell
John
Jefferies
Francis
Clarke
,
John
Banks
,
Daniel
Collingwood
Ralph
Gray
,
Robert
Fagg
John
Cheale
,
Anthony
Deane
,
Robert
Fugg
,
John
Bechy
,
John
Kempthorne
,
Edward
Philips
,
Robert
Hunt
,
William
Strode
John
Speake
I
lcester
Thomas
Stradling
Robert
Thomas
,
John
Kendall
Jonathan
Tralawney
Mathew
Andrews
,
William
Spencer
,
Henry
Chevers
George
Hungerford
,
Watter
Norborne
Alexander
Rigby
Thomas
Owen
William
Wogan
John
Lawford
,
George
Hungerford
,
Walter
Norborne
William
Strode
John
Speke
Edward
Phillips
Robert
Hunt
Edward
Phillips
Robert
Hunt
Mathew
Price
Edward
Loyd
Robert
Buscawen
Philip
Matthews
William
Waller
Stephen
Fox
,
William
Poultney
John
Morris
Ralph
Stawel
Francis
Rolls
,
Robert
Fielding
Major
Beak
Richard
Hopkins
Resolved
,
&c.
Richard
Derham
,
New
Radnor
,
Edward
Harley
,
Edward
Harley
;
Edward
Loyd
Matthew
Price
Edward
Loyd
,
Edward
Loyd
,
Francis
Winnington
Ed.
Godfrey
,
Francis
Winnington
.
Thomas
Meers
.
Collonel
Titus
.
Serjeant
Ellis
.
Thomas
Lee
.
Serjeant
Maynard
.
Henry
Capel
.
Thomas
Stringer
.
Thomas
Player
.
de
die
in
diem
.
Mr.
Williams
Doctor
Tonge
,
Mr.
Oates
,
Mr.
Bedlo●
,
Francis
Winnington
.
John
Wallet
.
Henry
Capel
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
Thomas
Meers
.
Collonel
Birch
.
John
Knight
.
Collonel
Titus
.
Nemine
Contradicente
.
Thomas
Clargis
WEE your Majesties most Dutiful and Loyal Subjects , the Commons in this present Parliament Assembled , being deeply sensible , of the sad and calamitous Condition of this your Majesties Kingdom , occasioned chiefly by the Impious and Malicious Conspiracies of a Popish party , who have not only Plotted and intended the Destruction of your Majesties Royal person , but the total Subversion of the Government and true Religion Established amongst us . All which our many and grievous Sins , have justly deserved ; and being now by your gratious favour Assembled in Parliament , as the great Councel of your Kingdom , to consult on such means as we conceive fittest to redress the manifold Evils wherewith this Nation is surrounded , do in all Humility beseech your Majesty , that by your Royal Proclamation , one or more days may be solemnly set apart , wherein both our selves and all your Majesties Loyal Subjects , may by Fasting and prayer , seek a Reconciliation with Almighty God , and with humble and penitent hearts , implore him by his power and goodness , to infatuate and defeat the wicked Councels and Machinations of our Enemies , and continue his Mercy and the light of the Gospel to us , and our Posterities , and particularly to bestow his abundant Blessings upon your Sacred Person , and this present Parliament , that our Consultations and Endeavours may produce Honour , Safety and Prosperity , to your Majesty and your People .
Thomas
Clargis
,
Stephen
Fox
,
William
Poultney
,
Thomas
Kendall
John
Trelawney
John
Trelawney
Jonathan
Edwin
,
A
Letter
from
a
Jesuit
in
to
his
Correspondent
in
Two
Letters
from
Mr.
to
the
Lord
Treasurer
,
Thomas
Meeres
The
Precept
was
directed
to
the
Bayliffe
of
the
Burrough
of
to
which
there
is
affixed
two
Indentures
,
both
Dated
the
Tenth
of
one
of
them
is
made
between
the
Bayliff
and
Burgesses
of
the
Borough
and
Parish
of
of
the
one
part
,
and
Esq
;
Sherriff
of
the
County
aforesaid
,
of
the
other
part
,
wherein
and
Sir
Baronet
are
Returned
,
and
the
Common
Seal
is
affixed
thereto
,
upon
which
Indenture
is
indorsed
thus
.
George
Carter
Henry
Bridges
Edward
,
Viscount
Latimer
,
Richard
Temple
,
George
Carter
Edward
,
Viscount
Lattimer
,
Peter
Tyrril
Richard
Temple
John
Strode
,
Edward
Viscount
Lattimer
,
Richard
Temple
,
Doctor
Tonge
John
Robinson
,
John
Robinson
,
Edward
Sackvile
,
Henry
Gorcing
,
Edm.
Godfrey
,
Robert
Carr
.
William
Portman
.
Henry
Capell
.
John
Ernle
.
That
He
had
hitherto
taken
all
the
Care
He
could
of
and
that
He
knew
how
Considerable
●●s
Evidence
was
,
and
that
He
would
see
hereafter
,
That
he
should
want
for
nothing
,
and
that
He
would
be
Responsible
for
him
whilest
he
remained
in
but
that
He
could
not
be
Answerable
for
him
when
he
went
Abroad
.
Viscount
Latimer
,
Richard
Temple
Lionell
Walden
,
Sidney
Wortloy
Thomas
Clargis
.
Trevor
Williams
.
William
Pultney
.
John
Knight
.
Joseph
Tredingham
.
Thomas
Meres
.
Robert
Carr
.
Samnel
Bernardiston
.
Thomae
Lee
.
Secretary
Coventry
Edmundbury
Godfrey
,
Edward
Carteret
,
The
King
commands
this
honourable
House
,
to
attend
him
immediately
in
the
House
of
Lords
.
And
accordingly
nemine
contradicente
.
Timothy
Baldwin
,
and
William
Beversham
.
Resolved
,
&c.
Collonel
Titus
.
William
Poultney
.
Thomas
Meers
.
Collonel
Birch
.
Patience
Ward
.
Thomas
Lee
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
Thomas
Player
.
Robert
Payton
.
Edward
Low
John
Franklyn
.
Resolved
,
&c.
Thomas
Lee
.
John
Mallet
.
Thomas
Player
.
Lord
Cavendish
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
Robert
Carr
.
Thomas
Meers
.
Henry
Capel
.
Collonel
Birch
.
Joseph
Tredenham
.
Collonel
Titus
.
Francis
Winnington
.
I am commanded by the Lords to acquaint you , that their Lordships having taken into consideration , matters relating to the Earl of Danby , together with what his Majesty was pleased to say , upon that Subject ; have Ordered that a Bill be brought in , by which
Thomas Earl of Danby , may be made for ever incapable of coming to his Majesties presence , and of all Offices and Imployments , and of receiving any Grants or Gifts from the Crown , & of sitting in the House of Peers .
Resolved
,
&c.
Thomas
Meers
.
Francis
Winnington
.
Thomas
Lee
.
Edward
Low
John
Franklin
.
nemine
contradicente
.
John
Guyes
Henry
Capel
Francis
Winnington
omnia
&
omnimoda
Indictamenta
Impetitiones
,
licet
indictatus
vel
non
indictatus
vel
non
impetitus
,
Resolved
,
nemine
contradicente
.
Henry
Capell
Resolved
,
&c.
John
Coventry
.
Francis
Winnington
.
Thomas
Lee
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
Henry
Capell
.
Thomas
Meres
.
William
Pultney
.
Timothy
Baldwin
John
Hoskings
.
Mr. Speaker .
We are Commanded to let this House know that the Lords taking into Consideration the Message received from this House of Commons on Saturday , That the Earl of Danby might be sequestred from Parliament , and put into safe Custody , did this morning upon debate , Order that the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rodd do forthwith take the said Earl into Custody , and him safely keep till he bring him to the Bar of their House to morrow morning .
And their Lordships thought fit to acquaint this House of Commons , that this was done before they received the last Message to that purpose .
Henry
Goring
,
John
Robinson
,
Edward
Sackvile
,
Henry
Coker
John
Bennet
,
Richard
Grubham
John
Bowen
,
Haverford
West
,
Edward
Hughes
,
Haverford
West
.
Timothy
Baldwin
John
Hoskins
.
Mr. Speaker ,
We are Commanded by the Lords to acquaint this House , that as soon as they received your last Message they did immediately and unanimously concurr .
Mr. Speaker ,
We are Commanded by the Lords to acquaint this House , That they sent to Apprehend Thomas Earl of Danby , both to his House here in Town , and to his House at Wimbleton ; And that the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rodd had returned their Lordships Answer , that he could not be found .
Edward
Sackvile
,
Edward
Sackvile
,
Edmundbury
Godfrey
Edward
Sackvile
,
Edward
Sackvile
Edward
Sackvile
Thomas
Stringer
.
Thomas
Lee
.
Francis
Winnington
.
Thomas
Meres
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
William
Plutney
.
John
Robinson
Thomas
Cullam
,
John
Rotherham
Thomas
Harvey
Thomas
Jermin
Christopher
Wane
,
Robert
Eden
John
T●mpest
John
Nelson
,
John
Nelson
,
Robert
Southwell
,
Edmond-Bury
Godfrey
Samuel
Bernardistone
.
Timothy
Baldwin
John
Hoskins
.
John
Robinson
,
Miles
Cook
John
Hoskins
.
An
Act
for
Banishing
and
disabling
Earl
of
An
Act
for
the
better
discovery
,
and
more
speedy
Conviction
of
Popish
Recusants
:
Richard
Derham
New
Radnor
:
John
Luntly
,
Edward
Harly
,
Serjeant
Street
,
William
Beversham
John
Hoskins
.
An
Act
to
disable
any
person
from
sitting
in
any
of
the
Houses
of
Convocation
,
till
he
hath
taken
the
Oaths
,
and
made
and
subscribed
the
Declaration
therein
contained
.
An
Act
for
Banishing
and
Disabling
Earl
of
Resolved
,
&c.
Francis
Rolls
,
Ralph
Stawell
,
Thomas
Checheley
,
Christopher
Calthrope
,
John
Hobard
,
Ralph
Stawell
William
Clark
John
Wolrich
Thomas
Whitmore
,
William
Whitmore
,
Richard
Derham
Edward
Hales
James
Harbert
Algernoone
Sidney
Thomas
Dalmahoy
John
Pollen
Francis
Pawlet
William
Withers
William
Clark
Robert
Southwell
,
Resolved
,
nemine
contradicente
.
Robert
Southwell
,
Edmundbury
Godfrey
An
Act
to
disable
any
person
from
sitting
in
any
of
the
Houses
of
Convocation
till
he
hath
taken
the
Oaths
,
and
made
and
subscribed
the
Declaration
therein
contained
,
be
read
to
morrow
morning
,
John
Knight
.
Francis
Drake
.
John
Clobery
.
Ralph
Ashton
.
Rob
.
Eden
.
Robert
Markham
Patience
Ward
.
Halswel
Tint
,
Robert
Peyton
John
Robinson
Secretary
Coventry
,
John
Robinson
Thomas
Willis
Roger
Pepys
Francis
Winningtons
It
is
thereupon
Ordered
.
Anthony
Irby
.
Thomas
Stringer
.
Tho
.
Meres
.
Robert
Peyton
.
Tho
.
Lee
.
Fra
.
Russel
.
Thomas
Meres
John
Williams
Roger
Jones
Matthew
Price
Montgomery
,
Poole
Edward
Lloyd
Matthew
Price
Matthew
Price
Thomas
Meres
Richard
Jones
Lancelot
Herbert
Thomas
Bulcott
Thomas
Mancell
John
Waters
John
Jefferies
John
Waters
,
John
Jefferyes
John
Jefferyes
Thomas
Meers
Constabulario
Castri
Dover
ac
custod
.
Quinque
Portum
.
vel
ejus
locum
Tenn
.
ibidem
,
Executio
istius
bris
.
patet
in
quibusdam
,
schedul
▪
huic
brevi
,
annexat
.
Responsio
Johis
Strode
Armiger
.
loc
.
Tenen
.
Dni
.
Regis
Castr
.
Dover
,
John
Strode
Executionem
istius
mandati
patet
in
quad
.
Jndentura
huic
annix
.
per
Major
.
Jurat
&
communitat
.
ville
&
Port
.
Dover
.
predict
.
in
Commitatu
predict
.
John
Strode
William
Stokes
Thomas
Papillion
George
West
John
Valie
,
Aaron
Wellard
,
Thomas
Papillion
John
Strode
,
George
West
,
William
Stokes
Thomas
Papillion
William
Stokes
Thomas
Papillion
Thomas
Meers
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
Francis
Rolls
,
Halswell
Tynt
William
Harbord
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
John
Carew
Edward
Phylips
Edward
Philips
Robert
Hunt
William
Strode
Iohn
Speke
Thomas
Holliard
John
Lockyer
,
George
Slade
,
William
Strode
John
Speak
William
Strode
John
Speke
Robert
Peyton
George
Downing
Iohn
Guyes
.
Robert
Carr
.
Henry
Capell
.
Thomas
Player
.
Robert
Peyton
.
Iohn
Knight
.
Anthony
Irby
.
Anthony
Dean
.
Robert
Howard
.
Robert
Markham
.
Robert
Atkins
.
Iohn
Hotham
.
Samuel
Bernardiston
.
Francis
Drake
.
Gilbert
Gerrard
.
Wil.
Coventry
.
Tho
.
Clargis
.
Edward
Harley
.
Ralph
Denall
.
Eliab
Harvey
.
Wil.
Portman
.
Vincent
Corbet
.
Thomas
Meres
.
Thomas
Stringer
.
Edward
Sackvile
Joseph
White
,
Stephen
Holland
,
I
sle
of
Wight
.
( 13. Car . 2. Cap. 8. ) An Act for providing necessary Carriages for his Majesty in his Royal Progress and removal .
( 13. and 14. Car . 2. Cap. 2. ) An Act for repairing the High Ways , and Sewers , and Paving and keeping clean the Streets in and about the City of London and Westminster , and for reforming of anoyances and disorders in the Streets of London and Westminster , and places adjacent , to the said Citties , and for the regulating and Licensing of Hackney Coaches , and for enlarging of several streight and inconvenient Streets and passages .
( Ibidem Cap. 6. ) An Act for relief of poor and maimed Officers and Soldiers , who have faithfully served his Majesty and his Royal Father , in the late Wars .
( Ibid . Cap. 12. ) An Act for better relief of the poor of the Kingdom ( excepting what relates to the Corporations mentioned and constituted thereby . )
( Ibid . Cap. 20. ) An Act for providing of Carriage for Land and by Water , for the use of his Majesties Navy and Ordnance .
( Ibid . Cap. 21. ) An Act for preventing the unnecessary charge of Sherriffs , and for ease in passing their Accounts .
( Ibid . Cap. 32. ) An Act for the better regulating of the Manufacture of broad Woollen Cloth , within the West riding of the County of York .
( Ibid . Cap. 33. ) An Act for preventing abuses in Printing Seditious , Treasonable and unlicensed Books and Pamphlets , and for regulating of Printing and Printing Presses . ( 17. Car . 2. Cap. 4. ) an Act for continuance of aformer Act , for regulating the Press .
( 15. Car . 2. Cap. 5. ) An Act for regulating Select Vesteries .
( 18. Car . 2. Cap. 2. ) An Act against importing Cattle from Ireland , and other parts beyond the Seas , and Fish taken by Forreigners .
Thomas
Clargis
Edmundbury
Godfrey
.
Powys
,
William
Stafford
,
Henry
Wardour
,
William
Powys
,
William
Stafford
,
Henry
Wardour
,
William
Phillip
Howard
,
Norfolk
,
Thomas
White
England
,
Richard
Strange
England
,
〈◇〉
Vincent
,
England
,
James
Cocker
,
John
Warner
William
Harcourt
,
John
Kennis
,
Nicholas
Blundel
,
〈◇〉
Pole
,
Edward
Mico
,
Thomas
Bedingfield
,
Benefield
,
Bazile
Langworth
,
Charles
Peters
,
Richard
Peters
,
John
Conyers
,
George
Wakeman
,
Thomas
Fenwick
,
Dominick
Kelly
,
F●tz
Geral●
,
〈◇〉
Evers
,
Thomas
Preston
,
William
Lov●l
Baltimore
,
John
Carrel
,
John
Tawnley
,
Richard
Langhorn
,
William
Fogarty
,
Thomas
Penny
,
Matthew
Medburne
,
Edward
Coleman
,
William
Ireland
,
John
Grove
,
Thomas
Pickering
,
John
Smith
,
Edmund
bury
Godfrey
,
Edmond
bury
Godfrey
,
Robert
Green
,
Henry
B●●r●
,
Lawrence
Hill
,
D●minick
Kelly
Edmondbury
Godfrey
Powys
,
William
Stafford
,
William
Petre
,
Henry
Powys
,
William
Stafford
,
William
Petre
,
Henry
Powis
,
William
Stafford
,
William
Petre
,
Henry
P●wis
,
Henry
An
Act
to
disable
any
person
from
sitting
in
any
of
the
Houses
of
Convocation
till
he
hath
taken
the
Oaths
,
and
made
and
subscribed
the
Declaration
therein
mentioned
,
Thomas
Clargis
Resolved
,
&c.
An
Act
for
the
better
Discovery
and
more
speedy
Conviction
of
Popish
Recusants
,
Robert
Brent
.
Robert
Southwell
Miles
Cooke
John
Francklin
.
Mr.
Speaker
.
The
Lords
desire
a
present
Conference
with
this
House
in
the
Painted
Chamber
,
concerning
the
Bill
sent
up
against
the
Earl
of
Fra
.
Winnington
.
Tho
.
Lee
.
Wil.
Coventry
.
John
Trevor
.
Thomas
Player
.
Thomas
Meers
.
Henry
Capell
.
Robert
Carr
.
Eliab
Harvey
.
Francis
Winnington
White-Hall
,
Somerset
House
Thomas
Meeres
.
Wil.
Coventry
.
Robert
Carr
.
Thomas
Lee
.
John
Trevor
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
Fra
.
Winnington
.
Thomas
Meres
New
Windsor
,
New
Windsor
,
probis
hominibus
de
Windsor
.
Quod
villa
de
Nova
Windsor
de
ceter
.
sit
liber
Bur
.
Et
quod
probi
homines
ejusdem
villae
sint
liberi
Burgenses
&
habent
Gildam
Mercatoriam
.
Lawrence
Halsted
,
Comitate
ex
comuni
assusu
elegerunt
dat
sub
sigil
.
Com
.
Burg
.
in
Gilda
Aula
.
John
Maidstone
.
Stephen
Jones
.
Thomas
Johnson
.
Watkin
Nicholas
.
John
Ernle
John
Ernle
James
Smith
Thomas
Monck
.
John
Ernle
Thomas
Porter
.
Samuel
Gilman
.
William
Roe
.
Major
Ballivi
&
Burgens
.
elegerunt
Dat
.
sub
.
Comuni
sigillo
in
Gilda
Anla
Regia
.
eod
Anno.
Richard
Braham
Thomas
Higgons
New
Windsor
,
New
Windsor
,
New
Windsor
,
John
Ernle
New
Windsor
.
New
Windsor
.
New
Windsor
,
New
Windsor
,
New
Windsor
,
John
Ernle
New
Windsor
.
New
Windsor
.
New
Windsor
.
New
Windsor
,
Nathaniel
Reading
,
Nathaniel
Reading
,
John
Robinson
,
John
Robinson
Richard
Blyth
Richard
Blyth
John
Robinson
Powys
,
William
Stafford
,
Henry
Wardor
,
William
Thomas
Meeres
East
Grinsted
,
East
Grinsted
?
East
Grinsted
Robert
Goodwin
Thomas
Cockett
Robert
Matthews
East
Grinsted
East
Grinsted
East
Grinsted
Edward
Sackvill
East
Grinsted
Henry
Powle
East
Grinsted
East
Grinsted
East
Grinsted
Edward
Sackvile
East
Grinsted
Henry
Powle
East
Grinsted
Philip
Foley
,
Robert
Clayton
,
John
Mallett
,
Francis
Winnington
,
Charles
Wilcox
John
Robinson
An
Act
to
disable
any
person
from
sitting
in
any
of
the
Houses
of
Convocation
,
till
he
hath
taken
the
Oaths
,
and
made
and
subscribed
the
Declaration
therein
mentioned
,
Thomas
Clargis
,
Anthony
Irby
,
John
Mallett
,
Christoph
.
Musgrave
,
William
Escourt
,
James
Oxenden
,
Tho
.
Middleton
,
Francis
Drake
,
John
Knight
,
William
Pultney
,
Henry
Ford
,
Gilbert
Gerrard
,
John
Hewly
,
Walter
Clargis
,
Thomas
Stringer
,
Samuel
Bernardiston
,
Walter
Young
,
Robert
Carr
,
Richard
Corbett
,
John
Hewley
,
Thomas
Clargis
,
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
Richard
Blyth
Richard
Blyth
Richard
Blyth
John
Wynn
,
Robert
Peyton
,
St.
John
,
Nathaniel
Herne
,
Anthony
Irby
,
John
Reresby
,
Henry
Ford
,
Philip
Egerton
,
Thomas
Player
,
Gervase
Ellis
,
Thomas
Stringer
,
Richard
Corbett
,
THe addition to the Title , does shew that the Amendments made by your Lordships to the Bill , do wholly alter the nature of it , and from a Bill of Attainder , have converted it into a Bill of Banishment ; which the Commons cannot consent to , for these Reasons :
Nathaniel
Reading
WE
your
Majesties
most
dutiful
and
loyal
Subjects
,
the
Commons
in
Parliament
assembled
,
having
according
to
our
duty
made
enquiry
into
the
damnable
and
hellish
Plot
against
your
Majesties
sacred
Person
and
Government
,
and
for
the
extirpation
of
the
Protestant
Religion
,
have
upon
Examination
discovered
,
that
Esq
;
hath
industriously
,
and
against
the
duty
of
a
loyal
Subject
,
held
frequent
Correspondencies
with
several
Lords
and
other
persons
that
stand
committed
for
High-Treason
;
and
also
used
his
utmost
endeavours
to
prevent
and
suppress
your
Majesties
Evidence
,
and
as
much
as
in
him
lay
to
stifle
the
discovery
of
the
said
Plot
,
and
thereby
to
render
the
same
fallacious
and
of
no
reality
,
and
by
such
undue
means
to
prevent
the
Malefactors
from
coming
to
Justice
.
Therefore
we
your
said
Commons
do
most
humbly
beseech
your
Majesty
,
that
you
will
be
graciously
pleased
to
command
,
that
a
Commission
of
do
immediately
issue
forth
for
the
Tryal
of
the
said
for
the
said
Offence
,
that
he
may
be
brought
to
publick
Justice
.
WE
your
Majesties
most
dutiful
and
loyal
Subjects
,
the
Commons
in
Parliament
assembled
,
do
most
humbly
represent
to
your
Majesty
,
that
the
Earl
of
late
Lord
▪
High
Treasurer
of
stands
now
impeached
in
Parliament
of
High-Treason
,
and
other
high
Crimes
and
Misdemeanours
;
and
that
he
the
said
Earl
of
with
an
intent
to
delay
and
obstruct
the
Execution
of
Justice
upon
him
,
hath
concealed
and
withdrawn
himself
.
Your
Majesties
obedient
Subjects
do
therefore
humbly
beseech
your
Majesty
,
that
your
Majesty
will
be
graciously
pleased
to
cause
your
Royal
Proclamation
to
issue
forth
,
commanding
the
said
Earl
of
forthwith
to
render
himself
in
order
to
his
Tryal
:
And
that
your
Majesty
will
be
pleased
to
command
all
your
Officers
and
Ministers
of
Justice
to
use
their
utmost
diligence
to
apprehend
the
said
Earl
of
And
also
to
require
all
your
Majesties
Subjects
,
that
they
nor
any
of
them
offer
to
conceal
or
harbour
the
said
Earl
of
And
likewise
that
your
Majesty
will
signifie
your
Royal
Pleasure
,
that
all
the
Officers
of
your
Majesties
Household
do
take
care
that
no
person
whatsoever
do
permit
or
suffer
the
said
Earl
of
to
conceal
himself
in
any
of
your
Majesties
Palaces
.
In
the
granting
of
all
which
,
your
Commons
will
have
great
cause
to
rejoyce
,
and
give
your
Majesty
humhle
thanks
for
your
Majesties
great
willingness
to
grant
the
humble
Desires
of
your
People
.
John
Trevor
Miles
Cooke
John
Hoskins
.
Mr.
Speaker
,
The
Lords
Intend
to
sit
this
Afternoon
,
and
desire
this
House
will
do
the
like
.
An
Act
for
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
Thomas
Clargis
Charles
Gostwick
John
Wynn
,
Nathaniel
Herne
,
Christoph
.
Musgrave
,
Francis
Drake
,
Tho
.
Stringer
,
Ralph
Ashton
,
Patience
Ward
,
Gilbert
Gerrard
,
Thomas
Player
,
Samuel
Bernardiston
,
Robert
Clayton
,
Anthony
Irby
,
John
Hewley
,
Thomas
Clargis
,
John
Knight
,
Timothy
Baldwin
Miles
Cooke
.
Mr. Speaker ,
The Lords desire a present Conference with this House in the Painted-Chamber , concerning matters in the Bill concerning the Earl of Danby .
Francis
Winnington
Anthony
Deane
Francis
Winnington
Resolved
nemine
contradicente
,
Wadham
Strangwayes
Richard
Cust
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
Nathaniel
Reading
Thomas
Lee
Edward
Nevill
Miles
Cooke
John
Hoskins
.
Mr. Speaker ,
The Lords intend to sit this Afternoon , and desire this House will do the like .
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
,
Gilbert
Gerrard
,
Christoph
.
Musgrave
,
John
Hotham
,
Trevor
Williams
,
Richard
Corbett
,
Robert
Dillington
,
John
Knight
,
Thomas
Stringer
,
Nathaniel
Herne
,
William
Thomas
,
Eliab
Harvey
,
Robert
Peyton
,
John
Hewley
,
John
Wynn
,
Francis
Drake
,
Robert
Clayton
,
William
Coventry
,
Thomas
Exton
,
John
Bramston
Timothy
Baldwin
Miles
Cooke
.
Mr. Speaker ,
The Lords desire a present free Conference with this House in the Painted-Chamber , upon the subject-matter of the last free Conference .
John
Nelson
Robert
Peyton
,
Walter
Young
,
Thomas
Exton
,
Francis
Russell
,
William
Coventry
,
Nicholas
Carew
,
Hugh
Auckland
,
Francis
Drake
,
Robert
Howard
,
William
Estcourt
,
James
Long
,
Francis
Winnington
Francis
Winnington
Rob
.
Clayton
,
Herbert
Croft
,
Philip
Egerton
,
John
Wynn
,
An
Act
to
disable
any
person
from
sitting
in
any
of
the
Houses
of
Convocation
,
till
he
hath
taken
the
Oaths
,
and
made
and
subscribed
the
Declaration
therein
mentioned
,
John
Cloberry
Margarets
Westminster
;
Thomas
Player
,
Richard
Corbett
,
Thomas
Stringer
,
William
Thomas
,
Thomas
Armstrong
,
Walter
Young
,
Joseph
Williamson
,
Henry
Ford
,
Peter
Terrill
,
Francis
Drake
,
John
Borlace
,
John
Hewley
,
Nicholas
Carew
,
John
Cloberry
,
George
Downing
,
Robert
Peyton
,
Robert
Thomas
,
John
Wynn
,
Gilbert
Gerrard
,
John
Knight
,
William
Franklyn
,
Thomas
Clargis
,
Richard
Cust
,
Gilhert
Gerrard
,
Francis
Drake
,
Henry
Ford
,
Thomas
Clargis
,
Robert
Markham
,
Francis
Russell
,
Vincent
Corbett
,
James
Long
,
Francis
Winnington
Thomas
Lee
Thomas
Lee
Tho
.
Player
,
Fra
.
Drake
,
Walter
Young
,
John
Mallett
,
Thomas
Meres
Thomas
Meres
Nathaniel
Napier
Richard
Jones
,
Richard
Painter
,
Edward
Kenvell
,
John
Symms
,
William
Culliford
,
Edward
Kennells
Nathaniel
Napier
William
Culliford
William
Culliford
,
Charles
Osborne
,
Nathaniel
Napier
William
Jones
William
Portman
,
Nathaniel
Napier
,
Nathaniel
Napier
Nathaniel
Napier
Edward
Dockomb
,
Joseph
Sawle
John
Tanner
John
Trevor
,
Hen
.
Capell
,
Tho
.
Stringer
,
Fra
.
Winnington
.
John
Lowther
,
Nicolas
Carew
,
Robert
Reeve
,
John
Coel
Timothy
Baldwin
.
Mr. Speaker ,
The Lords desire a present free Conference with this House in the Painted Chamber , upon the subject-matter of the last free Conference .
Francis
Winnington
Francis
Winnington
Henry
Ford
Stephen
Dugdale
Thomas
Stringer
Scroope
How
Adam
Powell
Robert
Hill
Scroope
How
,
John
Summers
Adam
Powell
John
Summers
Scroope
How
,
Robert
Hill
John
Guyes
Robert
Peyton
,
Robert
Clayton
,
Thomas
Player
,
Nathaniel
Herne
,
Francis
Drake
,
John
Coriton
,
Thomas
Clargis
,
Joseph
Tredingham
,
John
Wynn
,
Philip
Egerton
,
Anthony
Irby
,
Patience
Ward
,
Christoph
.
Musgrave
,
Thomas
Stringer
,
George
Downing
l.
16
s
.
0
d
.
l.
16
s
.
0
d
.
l.
18
s
.
2
d
.
l.
2
s
.
2
d
.
John
Nelson
John
Knight
Anthony
Irby
John
Hartopp
Tho
.
Clargis
,
Tho
.
Exton
,
William
Coventry
,
Henry
Capell
,
Fra
.
Drake
,
Tho
.
Meres
,
Patience
Ward
,
Eliab
Harvey
,
Halswell
Tynt
,
John
Knight
,
Nich
.
Bedley
,
Hen
.
Ford
,
Jo
.
Wynn
,
Jo
.
Talbot
,
Jo
.
Hewley
,
Will
.
Hickman
,
Edw
.
Hugerford
,
Gilb
.
Gerrard
,
Anth.
Irby
,
Gervas
Elwes
,
Tho
.
Mompesson
,
William
Escourt
,
Richard
Head
,
Nathaniel
Herne
,
Ra
.
Ashton
,
Tho
.
Stringer
,
Walter
Young
,
Christoph
.
Musgrave
,
Sam
.
Bernardiston
,
Robert
Peyton
,
Walter
Ernley
,
Phil
.
Egerton
,
Fra
.
Winnington
,
Jo
.
Mallett
:
George
Savage
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
Timothy
Baldwin
John
Hoskins
.
Mr. Speaker ,
We are commanded by the Lords to acquaint this House , that the Earl of Danby having last night rendred himself to the Gentleman-Usher of the Black-red , who brought him this day to the Bar of their House , that their Lordships have sent him to the Tower .
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
Timothy
Baldwin
John
Hoskins
.
Mr. Speaker ,
The Lords have commanded us to acquaint this House , that the five Lords lately committed to the Tower , have all in person brought their Answers to the Articles of Impeachment exhibited against them by this House ( except my Lord Bellassis ) which were read to their Lordships ; and their Lordships have sent the Originals to this House , to the intent this House may consider of them , and return the same Originals with all convenient speed .
Thomas
Lee
,
John
Hewley
,
John
Trevor
,
Nich
.
Pedley
,
John
Knight
,
Henry
Capell
,
Thomas
Meeres
,
William
Poultney
,
John
Wynn
,
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
,
Tho
.
Meres
,
Tho
.
Clargis
,
George
Downing
,
Gilb
.
Gerrard
,
Fra
.
Winnington
,
Gerrard
Russel
John
Fagg
William
Coventry
,
Fra
.
Winnington
,
Hen
.
Capel
,
William
Ellis
,
Robert
Carr
,
de
die
in
diem
;
Thomas
Plossington
Robert
Dent
,
Thomas
Plossington
Thomas
Skipwith
Sam
.
Bernardiston
William
Coventry
,
Edward
Carteret
Mr. Speaker ,
The King Commands this Honourable House to attend him immediately in the House of Peers .
Thought
it
necessary
to
acquaint
you
what
I
have
done
this
day
,
which
is
,
that
I
have
Establisht
a
new
Privy-Council
,
the
constant
number
of
which
shall
never
exceed
Thirty
.
I
have
made
choice
of
such
persons
as
are
worthy
and
able
to
advise
me
,
and
am
resolved
in
all
my
weighty
and
important
Affairs
,
next
to
the
Advice
of
my
great
Council
in
Parliament
,
which
I
shall
very
often
consult
with
,
to
be
advised
by
this
Privy-Council
.
I
could
not
make
so
great
a
change
without
acquainting
both
Houses
of
Parliament
;
and
I
desire
you
all
to
apply
your selves
heartily
,
as
I
shall
,
to
do
those
things
which
are
necessary
for
the
good
and
●afety
of
the
Kingdom
,
and
that
no
time
be
lost
in
it
.
Christopher
Calthrope
Nevill
Cateline
John
Hobart
John
Hobart
Samuel
Nerdon
John
Hilliard
An
Act
for
disabling
any
person
from
sitting
in
any
of
the
Houses
of
Convocation
till
he
hath
taken
the
Oaths
,
and
made
and
subscribed
the
Declaration
therein
mentioned
,
Timothy
Baldwin
,
William
Beversham
.
Mr. Speaker ,
The Lords have sent you down a Bill , Intituled , An Act to enable the Trustees of the Mannors and Lands late of Charles Lord Mohun therein named , to fell and sell Timber , and to make Leases for payment of his and his Fathers Debts , and to raise a Portion for his Daughter ; to which they desire the Concurrence of this House .
Joh
.
Coriton
,
Anth.
Irby
,
Hen
.
Capell
,
John
Hewley
,
Walter
Earnly
,
Nath
.
Herne
,
Jo
.
Dawney
,
Tho
.
Player
,
Patience
Ward
,
Jo
.
Trevor
,
Ralph
.
Ashton
,
Rob
.
Carr
,
John
Knight
,
Samuel
Bernardiston
,
John
Wynn
,
John
Holman
,
Anth.
Deane
,
Ral
.
Dalavall
,
Hen
.
Ford
,
An
Act
to
enable
the
Trustees
of
the
Mannors
and
Lands
late
of
therein
named
,
to
fell
and
sell
Timber
,
and
to
make
Leases
for
payment
of
his
and
his
Fathers
Debts
,
and
to
raise
a
Portion
for
his
Daughter
,
Thomas
Harvey
Charles
Dale
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
John
Knight
,
Jo
.
Hewley
,
Hen
.
Thompson
,
Fra
.
Russell
,
Will
.
Franklyn
,
Edmund
Jennings
,
Vincent
Corbet
,
Ralph
Ashton
,
Hen
.
Ford
,
Phil
.
Egerton
,
Nath
.
Herne
,
Jo
.
Wynn
,
Tho
.
Player
,
Patience
Ward
,
Edward
Hungerford
,
Tho
.
Exton
:
Francis
Winnington
Gilbert
Gerrard
,
Thomas
Player
,
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
Tho
.
Clargis
,
Nich
.
Pedley
,
John
Knight
,
Sam
.
Bernardiston
,
John
Talbot
,
John
Carew
,
William
Pultney
,
William
Basset
,
John
Hewley
,
John
Trevor
,
John
Wynn
,
Fra
.
Drake
,
Jos
.
Tredingham
.
Anth.
Irby
,
Patience
Ward
,
Thomas
Clargis
John
Trevor
An
Act
to
enable
the
Trustees
of
the
Manours
and
Lands
late
of
therein
named
to
fell
and
sell
Timber
,
and
to
make
Leases
for
payment
of
his
and
his
Fathers
Debts
,
and
to
raise
a
Portion
for
his
Daughter
,
Thomas
Clargis
The
Speech
of
the
Lord
Timothy
Baldwin
,
William
Beversham
.
Mr. Speaker ,
We are to acquaint you from the Lords , that Thomas Earl of Danby , and John Lord Bellasis , have this day appeared in person at the Bar of the House of Lords , and that Thomas Earl of Danby hath put in his Plea , and the Lord Bellasis his Answer ; which the Lords have sent to this House , desiring they may be returned with all convenient speed .
George
Strode
,
John
Bowyer
,
Edward
Baynton
,
Scroop
How
,
Thomas
Wharton
,
George
Strode
,
John
Bowyer
,
Edward
Paynton
,
Scroope
How
,
Thomas
Wharton
,
Eliab
Harvey
,
John
Sydenham
,
Edward
Harvey
,
James
Rushout
,
Adam
Powell
John
Summers
Scroope
How
Robert
Hill
Adam
Powel
John
Summers
Mr. Speaker ,
THE Committee which you were pleased to appoint to enquire concerning the late Fires that have happened in and about the City of London , have in obedience to your Order met several times , and have made enquiry , and sent for several persons , and taken Examinations . And as to the late fire in Fetter-lane , they have commanded me to make you this Report .
Robert
Bird
,
Elizabeth
Oxley
Elizabeth
Oxley
Nicholas
Stubbs
,
Nicholas
Stubbs
,
Elizabeth
Oxley
Derby
,
Molrain
Roger
Clyton
Gifford
,
Flower
,
Roger
Clyton
,
James's
Fields
,
Elizabeth
Oxley
,
Roger
Clyton
English
,
French
,
Diep
,
Bullen
,
Calais
,
Edmund-bury
Godfrey
Gifford
,
Flower
,
Roger
Clynton
,
Nicholas
Stubbs
,
Elizabeth
Oxley
,
Flower
,
alias
Darby
,
Roger
Clynton
,
Miles
Cooke
,
William
Beversham
.
Mr. Speaker ,
We are to acquaint you from the Lords , that William Viscount Stafford , Henry Lord Arundel of Wardour , and William Earl of Powis , have this day appeared at the Bar of the House of Lords , and have retracted their former Pieas , and have put in their Answers to the Impeacl ments exhibited against them by the Commons of England , which the Lords have sent down to this House , desiring they may be returned with all convenient speed .
Resolved
nemine
contradicente
,
Tho
.
Lee
,
Tho
.
Player
,
Tho
.
Meres
,
Tho
Clargis
,
Stafford
,
William
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
John
Trevor
WE
your
Majesties
most
Humble
and
Loyal
Subjects
,
the
Commons
in
this
present
Parliament
assembled
,
taking
into
serious
consideration
the
great
and
apparent
dangers
which
have
arisen
to
your
Majesties
Person
and
this
Kingdom
,
from
the
horrible
Conspiracies
of
Popish
Recusants
,
who
have
been
incited
thereunto
by
Priests
and
Jesuits
daily
resorting
into
this
Kingdom
,
and
continuing
here
contrary
to
your
Majesties
Laws
,
whereby
they
incour
the
penalty
of
High-Treason
;
as
also
in
contempt
of
several
Proclamations
issued
by
your
Majesty
,
by
the
advice
of
both
Houses
of
Parliament
,
commanding
them
to
depart
out
of
this
Kingdom
.
And
having
received
certain
information
,
that
one
now
a
Prisoner
in
who
was
imployed
by
some
of
the
Conspirators
,
to
execute
their
execrable
design
of
Murthering
your
Royal
Person
,
and
upon
his
Tryal
was
found
guilty
thereof
;
As
also
divers
Priests
and
Jesuits
,
who
have
been
Condemned
by
your
Majesties
Judges
at
the
and
in
the
several
Circuits
do
remain
as
yet
un-Executed
,
to
the
great
imboldning
of
such
offenders
,
in
case
they
should
escape
without
due
punishment
:
We
do
therefore
most
humbly
desire
that
your
Majesty
would
be
pleased
to
give
order
to
your
Majesties
Judges
and
other
Officers
concerned
therein
,
that
immediate
Execution
may
be
done
upon
the
said
Offenders
,
to
the
terror
of
all
such
wicked
persons
,
who
by
their
daily
traiterous
practices
do
justifie
the
prudence
of
our
Ancestors
in
making
such
Laws
,
and
manifest
the
necessity
of
putting
them
in
execution
.
Robert
Carr
,
Fra
.
Winnington
,
Ralph
Ashton
,
Robert
Peyton
,
Nathaniel
Herne
,
Richard
Cust
,
Fra
.
Drake
,
Tho
.
Meres
,
John
Trevor
,
Thomas
Player
,
Patience
Ward
,
Gilb
.
Gerrard
,
Tho
.
Clargis
,
John
Hewley
,
John
Talbot
,
Cha
.
Harbord
,
Henry
Capell
,
Resolved
nemine
contradicente
,
ISaac
Demons
That
His
Majesty
hath
already
given
order
to
the
Atturney-General
to
draw
up
a
Proclamation
for
removing
all
Papists
,
or
reputed
Papists
,
ten
miles
from
the
Cities
of
And
hath
given
order
,
that
a
List
of
all
such
Licenses
as
have
been
made
,
be
brought
in
.
And
that
he
hath
granted
his
Pardon
for
and
ordered
the
same
to
be
drawn
up
.
And
that
His
Majesty
will
cause
his
Royal
Proclamation
to
issue
out
by
the
next
Council-day
,
requiring
to
render
themselves
to
Justice
by
a
short
day
.
And
His
Majesty
having
been
likewise
attended
to
know
when
this
House
should
attend
His
Majesty
with
the
Address
for
the
speedy
Executing
of
and
other
Popish
Priests
condemned
by
the
Judges
at
the
and
in
the
several
Circuits
,
was
pleased
to
appoint
this
Afternoon
at
three
of
the
clock
in
the
Banqueting-House
.
Charles
Dale
Anthony
Irby
,
Samuel
Bernaerdiston
,
Rich
.
Cust
,
Tho
.
Exton
,
John
Hewley
,
Jo
.
Wynn
,
Jo
.
Cloberry
,
Edmund
Jennings
,
George
Strode
,
Tho
.
Mackworth
,
Will
.
Frankland
,
Jo
.
Coryton
,
John
Reresby
,
Rob
.
Reeve
,
Nich
.
Pedley
,
John
Holeman
,
Littleton
Osbaldiston
,
Hugh
Aukland
Francis
Winnington
Francis
Winnington
Francis
Winnington
,
John
Trevor
,
Sam
.
Bernardiston
,
Jo
.
Hotham
,
Jo
.
Talbot
,
Peter
Terrell
,
John
Hewley
,
Tho
.
Meres
,
Tho
.
Player
,
Hen
.
Capell
,
John
Knight
,
Robert
Peyton
,
Robert
Clayton
,
Gilbert
Gerrard
,
Robert
Dillington
,
Henry
Thompson
,
Eliab
Harvey
,
Hugh
Bethell
,
Michael
Harvey
,
de
die
in
diem
,
John
Trevor
de
die
in
diem
.
Stafford
,
John
Bellasis
,
Henry
John
Trevor
Pawlet
St.
John
Roger
Bradshow
,
Richard
Edgcomb
,
John
Clopton
,
Have
alwayes
been
Tender
in
matters
of
Blood
,
which
my
Subjects
have
no
reason
to
take
exception
at
,
But
this
is
a
matter
of
great
Weight
,
I
shall
therefore
Consider
of
it
,
and
return
you
an
Answer
.
John
Trevor
Stafford
,
John
Bellassis
,
William
John
Trevor
Francis
Russel
.
James
Long
.
Edward
Harley
.
Trevor
Williams
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
Christ
.
Musgrave
.
Nath
.
Herne
.
John
Knight
.
Philip
Egerton
.
John
Wynn
.
Fran
.
Drake
.
John
Coriton
.
John
Hewly
.
Robert
Brent
Charles
Harbord
,
Resolved
,
&c.
Edward
Carteret
,
THe
season
of
the
Year
advancing
so
fast
,
I
thought
it
Necessary
,
to
put
you
in
mind
of
Three
Particulars
:
And
to
shew
you
,
that
whilst
you
are
doing
your
parts
,
My
thoughts
have
not
been
Mis-imployed
,
but
that
it
is
my
constant
care
to
do
every
thing
that
may
Preserve
your
Religion
,
and
secure
it
for
the
Future
in
all
Events
.
I
have
Commanded
my
Lord
Chancellor
to
mention
several
Particulars
,
which
I
hope
will
be
an
Evidence
,
that
in
all
things
that
concern
the
Publick
Security
,
I
shall
not
Follow
your
zeal
,
but
Lead
it
.
THat
Royal
Care
which
his
Majesty
hath
taken
for
the
general
quiet
;
and
satisfaction
of
all
his
Subjects
,
is
now
more
evident
,
by
these
new
and
fresh
Instances
of
it
which
I
have
in
Command
to
open
to
you
.
His
Majesty
hath
Considered
with
himself
,
that
t
is
not
enough
that
your
Religion
and
Liberty
is
secure
during
his
own
Reign
,
but
he
thinks
he
owes
it
to
his
People
to
do
all
that
in
Him
lies
,
that
these
Blessings
may
be
transmitted
to
your
Posterity
,
and
so
well
secured
to
them
,
that
no
Succession
in
Afterages
may
be
able
to
work
the
least
Alteration
.
And
therefore
His
Majesty
,
who
hath
often
said
in
His
place
,
that
He
is
ready
to
consent
to
any
Laws
of
this
Kind
,
so
that
the
same
extend
not
to
alter
the
Descent
of
the
Crown
in
the
Right-Line
,
nor
to
defeat
the
Succession
,
hath
now
Commanded
this
to
be
further
Explained
.
And
to
the
end
it
may
never
be
in
the
power
of
any
Papist
,
if
the
Crown
descend
upon
him
,
to
make
any
Change
either
in
Church
or
State
;
I
am
Commanded
to
tell
you
,
That
his
Majesty
is
willing
,
that
Provision
may
be
made
first
,
to
distinguish
a
Papist
,
from
a
Protestant
Successor
;
then
so
to
limit
,
and
circumscribe
the
Authority
of
a
Popish
Successor
in
these
cases
following
,
that
he
may
be
disabled
to
do
any
harm
:
First
,
In
reference
to
the
Church
,
His
Majesty
is
content
,
that
care
be
taken
,
that
all
Ecclesiastical
and
Spiritual
Benefices
and
Promotions
in
Guifts
of
the
Crown
,
may
be
conferred
in
such
a
manner
,
that
we
may
be
sure
the
Incumbents
shall
alwayes
be
of
the
most
Pious
and
Learned
Protestants
:
And
that
no
Popish
Successor
(
while
he
continues
so
)
may
have
any
power
to
Controul
such
Presentments
.
In
reference
to
the
State
,
and
Civil
part
of
the
Government
,
as
it
is
already
provided
,
that
no
Papist
can
Sit
in
either
House
of
Parliament
;
So
the
King
is
pleased
,
that
it
be
provided
too
,
That
there
may
never
want
a
Parliament
when
the
King
shall
happen
to
Dye
:
But
that
the
Parliament
then
in
Being
,
may
continue
Indissolvable
for
a
competent
time
;
Or
,
if
there
be
no
Parliament
in
being
,
then
the
last
Parliament
,
which
was
in
being
before
that
time
,
may
Resemble
,
and
Sit
a
competent
time
,
without
any
New
Summons
,
or
Elections
.
And
as
no
Papist
can
by
Law
hold
any
place
of
Trust
,
so
the
King
is
content
,
that
it
may
be
further
Provided
,
That
no
Lords
,
or
other
of
the
Privy
Council
,
no
Judges
of
the
Common
Law
,
or
in
Chancery
,
shall
at
any
time
during
the
Reign
of
any
Popish
Successor
,
be
put
in
,
or
displaced
,
but
by
the
Authority
of
Parliament
.
And
that
care
also
be
taken
,
that
none
but
sincere
Protestants
may
be
Justices
of
the
Peace
.
In
Reference
to
the
Military
part
,
the
King
is
willing
,
That
no
Lord
Lieutenant
,
or
Deputy
Lieutenant
,
nor
no
Officer
in
the
Navy
(
during
the
Reign
of
any
Popish
Successor
)
be
put
out
or
removed
,
but
either
by
Authority
of
Parliament
,
or
of
such
persons
as
the
Parliament
shall
intrust
with
such
Authority
.
'T
is
hard
to
invent
an
other
Restraint
to
be
put
upon
a
Popish
Successor
,
considering
how
much
the
Revenue
of
the
Successor
will
depend
upon
consent
of
Parliament
,
and
how
impossible
it
is
to
raise
Money
without
such
Consent
.
But
yet
,
if
any
thing
else
can
occur
to
the
Wisdom
of
the
Parliament
,
which
may
further
secure
Religion
and
Liberty
against
a
Popish
Successor
,
without
defeating
the
Right
of
Succession
it self
,
His
Majesty
will
most
readily
Consent
to
it
.
Thus
Watc●ful
is
the
King
for
all
your
safety
,
and
if
he
could
think
of
any
thing
else
,
that
you
do
either
want
,
or
wish
to
make
you
happy
,
he
would
make
it
his
●usiness
to
effect
it
for
you
.
God
Almighty
Long
continue
this
Blessed
Union
,
between
the
King
,
and
his
Parliament
,
and
People
.
Robert
Howard
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
John
Hotham
.
John
Cloberry
.
Anthony
Irby
.
Thomas
Player
.
Trevor
Williams
.
Christ
.
Musgrave
.
Eliab
Harvey
.
John
Hewley
.
Gilbert
Gerrard
.
Thomas
Lee
.
Richard
Cust
.
Samuel
Bernardiston
.
Joseph
Tredenham
.
Henry
Thompson
.
Robert
Dillington
.
William
Coventry
.
Thomas
Mompesson
.
Robert
Clayton
.
Hugh
Bethell
.
John
Tanner
Burrough
of
Tregony
Isaac
Demous
,
Christopher
Williams
,
Christopher
Williams
,
Thomas
Exton
,
John
Nelson
John
Nelson
,
Thomas
Clargis
.
John
Hewley
.
Thomas
Stringer
.
Thomas
Lee
.
George
Strode
.
Vincent
Corbett
.
Francis
Drake
.
Joseph
Tredenham
.
John
Cloberry
.
John
Kempthorne
.
William
Portman
.
Edw
.
Hungerford
.
John
Hotham
.
Hugh
Cholmlcy
.
John
Knight
.
Thomas
Meres
.
Robert
Peyton
.
Thomas
Littleton
.
Robert
Dillington
.
Robert
Carr
.
Francis
Russ●ll
.
Robert
Markham
.
Walter
Young
.
William
Bastard
.
William
Coventry
.
Robert
Clayton
.
Christ
.
Musgrave
.
John
Wyan
.
Thomas
Player
.
Charles
Harbord
.
Gilbert
Gerrard
.
Ralph
Ashton
.
Alderman
Love
.
John
Mallet
.
Eliab
Harvey
.
Vere
Vane
Robert
Cann
,
Gervas
Elwes
Richard
Ingoldsby
,
John
Nelson
Henry
Capell
.
William
Poultney
.
Thomas
Player
.
Joseph
Tredenham
.
John
Hotham
.
Robert
Carr
.
Francis
Drake
.
Ralph
Ashton
.
James
Long
.
William
Thomas
.
William
Coventry
.
Philip
Foley
.
Trevor
Williams
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
John
Trevor
.
Robert
Peyton
.
Robert
Dillington
.
Thomas
Littleton
.
Gerrard
Russel
.
William
Bastard
.
Samuel
Bernardiston
;
Robert
Carr
,
An
Act
to
enable
the
Trustees
of
the
Mannors
and
Lands
late
of
therein
named
,
to
fell
and
sell
Timber
;
and
to
make
Leases
for
payment
of
his
and
his
Fathers
Debts
,
and
to
raise
a
Portion
for
his
Daughter
,
Samuel
Bernardiston
,
de
die
in
diem
,
Mr.
Norborn
Sir
Rich
.
Cust
Caer
.
2
Regis
,
An
Act
for
granting
a
Supply
to
His
Majesty
of
for
Disbanding
the
Army
,
and
other
Uses
therein
mentioned
,
in
haec
verba
.
And
it
is
hereby
further
Enacted
by
the
Authority
aforesaid
,
That
after
Orders
shall
be
Registred
for
the
Re-payments
of
the
Loans
on
this
Act
,
not
exceeding
with
Interest
as
aforesaid
,
and
the
Forces
actually
Disbanded
,
that
other
Orders
of
the
Lord
Treasurer
,
to
the
Pay-master
of
the
Land
Forces
for
payment
for
Clothes
and
other
Necessaries
for
the
Forces
to
be
Disbanded
by
this
Act
,
shall
he
Registred
in
Course
,
according
to
their
respective
Dates
;
and
that
all
Orders
for
Repayment
of
Moneys
Lent
,
shall
be
Registred
in
course
,
according
to
the
Date
of
the
Tally
respectively
;
and
that
all
other
Orders
after
the
actual
Disbanding
of
the
Forces
,
shall
be
entred
in
course
according
to
the
respective
dates
,
&c.
These
Moneys
not
to
be
divertible
to
any
other
use
,
intent
or
purpose
whatsoever
.
Clothes
,
&c.
in
haec
verba
,
Be
it
Enacted
by
the
Authority
aforesaid
,
that
all
Moneys
herein
before
named
,
and
mentioned
,
collected
and
paid
by
vertue
of
this
Act
(
except
the
allowance
therein
made
to
respective
Collectors
,
Clerks
,
Receivers-General
,
&c.
and
that
shall
be
issued
out
of
the
Exchequer
for
the
Repayment
of
Loans
made
in
pursuance
of
this
Act
,
upon
the
Credit
of
the
said
into
the
Exchequer
,
&
Interest
for
the
same
,
shall
be
applyed
,
&
appropriated
,
and
are
hereby
appropriated
,
for
the
speedy
and
compleat
paying
,
and
Disbanding
the
Forces
,
Officers
,
and
Souldiers
,
Raised
since
the
twenty
ninth
of
and
to
no
other
Intent
,
Use
,
or
purpose
whatsoever
.
Farther
the
27th
.
Be
it
Enacted
by
the
Authority
aforesaid
,
That
the
said
of
the
Land-Forces
,
shall
in
the
first
place
pay
off
and
discharge
the
Wages
,
and
pay
to
the
Officers
and
Souldiers
at
the
respective
time
of
their
Disbanding
;
and
shall
within
twenty
days
after
the
disbanding
of
any
Regiment
,
Troop
,
or
Company
,
or
any
number
of
Horse
or
Foot
,
returne
into
the
Receipt
of
his
Majesty's
Exchequer
,
a
Certificate
fairly
written
in
Parchment
,
of
the
money
he
paid
,
and
the
number
of
men
,
together
with
the
days
of
their
Muster
,
whereby
a
due
account
may
appear
thereof
;
and
out
of
the
residue
of
the
money
,
he
shall
pay
and
discharge
what
appears
due
for
Cloathes
,
and
other
necessaries
and
charges
,
relating
to
the
said
Forces
,
&c.
Robert
Howard
,
John
Nelson
Mr.
Speaker
,
Robert
Atkins
.
Mr.
Speaker
,
An
Act
for
the
better
Securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
,
with
some
Amendments
:
An
Act
for
granting
a
Supply
of
Two
hundred
,
and
six
thousand
,
four
hundred
,
sixty
two
Pounds
,
seventeen
Shillings
,
and
three
Pence
;
for
paying
off
,
and
disbanding
the
Forces
,
raised
since
the
Nine
and
Twentyeth
of
One
thousand
,
six
hundred
,
seventy
seven
.
John
Trevor
John
Kempthorne
An
Act
for
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
the
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
By
any
such
person
or
persons
,
or
any
on
his
,
her
,
or
their
,
behalf
In
writing
For
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
,
Thomas
Player
Thomas
Player
Leveson
Gower
William
Boversham
,
Edward
Low
.
An
Act
for
freeing
the
City
of
and
Parts
adjacent
,
from
Inhabitants
;
and
providing
against
other
Dangers
,
which
may
arise
from
John
Trev●r
That
the
Committee
had
met
,
and
had
prepared
such
a
Bill
;
The
Plea
,
which
I
have
put
in
,
was
put
in
by
the
Advice
of
my
Councel
;
and
my
Councel
tells
me
,
That
my
don
is
a
good
Pardon
in
Law
;
and
advised
me
,
to
insist
upon
my
Plea
put
in
,
which
now
I
do
.
And
I
desire
,
that
my
Councel
may
be
heard
to
make
out
the
Validity
of
my
Pardon
.
William
Poultney
For
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
:
Provided
nevertheless
,
that
after
the
Assizes
are
ended
,
any
person
or
persons
detained
,
may
have
his
or
her
according
to
the
Direction
and
Intention
of
this
Act
An
Act
for
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
An
Act
for
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
Robert
Markham
Thomas
Meres
An
Act
for
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
These
Words
are
but
an
Explanation
,
that
any
person
or
persons
,
or
any
in
their
behalf
,
may
make
the
said
Request
agreeable
to
the
fore-going
Words
of
the
Bill
.
The
leaving
out
these
Words
,
takes
not
away
the
Jurisdiction
of
other
Courts
;
but
the
retaining
of
them
,
may
give
Countenance
to
them
through
a
Mistake
;
and
there
can
be
no
failer
of
Justice
,
by
the
Omission
of
them
.
The
admitting
of
this
Amendment
,
may
support
other
kind
of
Commitments
,
than
what
are
allowed
by
this
Bill
.
This
Amendment
depends
upon
the
Reasons
given
in
the
second
Amendment
,
disagreed
to
by
the
Commons
.
The
Commons
think
,
That
these
are
Words
of
too
much
Restriction
.
The
Commons
conceive
the
Offences
named
in
the
Bill
are
so
heinous
,
that
they
cannot
agree
to
dimin●sh
the
P●●alties
.
Against
a
bare
Accusation
or
Indictment
,
no
Man
can
be
safe
,
being
against
the
unusual
Proceedings
of
the
Law
.
This
Addition
gives
only
more
clearly
to
the
Party
grieved
,
the
Remedy
intended
by
the
Bill
.
Robert
Markham
Thomas
Meres
Peter
Middledorp
,
Hermon
Stubbs
,
David
Folly
,
Declefe
Folly
,
Wickman
Lastrop
,
Hamburghers
,
Dantzikers
,
Polanders
,
The
Prosperous
of
John
Read
Mr.
Alderman
Love
.
Sir
Patience
Ward
.
Sir
Robert
Carr
.
Sir
Sam
.
Bernardiston
.
Sir
John
Holmes
.
Mr.
Pilkington
.
Mr.
Williams
.
Sir
John
Howley
,
Sir
Nath
.
Herne
.
Sir
Richad
Corbett
.
Sir
John
Knight
.
Mr.
Wright
.
Mr.
Papillon
.
Sir
John
Hotham
.
Sir
Robert
Dillington
.
Sir
Hugh
Bethel
.
Sir
John
Tredenham
.
Mr.
Harbord
.
Sir
Edmond
Jennings
.
Sir
Thomas
Lee
.
Mr.
Whorwood
.
Sir
Charles
Gawdy
.
Sir
Hugh
Cholmley
.
Sir
Robert
Clayton
.
Sir
Robert
Peyton
.
Mr.
Powle
.
Sir
John
Coryton
.
Mr.
Vaughan
.
Mr.
William
Coryton
.
Mr.
Gold
.
Sir
Thomas
Lee
Mr.
Brent
Serjeant
at
Arms
,
For
Securing
the
King
,
and
Kingdome
,
against
the
Growth
and
Danger
of
Popery
,
de
die
in
diem
,
Sir
William
Poultney
.
For
the
better
Attendance
of
Members
Elected
,
to
serve
in
Parliament
,
Resolved
,
Nemine
Contradicente
,
Resolved
,
Nemine
Contradicente
.
That
His
Majesty
commanded
him
,
to
let
the
House
know
,
that
His
Majesty
is
willing
to
comply
with
the
Request
made
to
him
by
the
House
,
concerning
and
that
the
Law
shall
pass
upon
him
accordingly
.
As
to
the
Condemned
Priests
,
the
House
of
Peers
have
sent
for
them
in
order
(
as
his
Majesty
Conceives
)
to
some
Examinations
;
and
further
to
acquaint
you
,
that
he
repeateth
his
Instances
to
you
,
to
think
of
putting
the
Fleet
in
such
a
Posture
as
may
quiet
Mens
fears
,
and
at
least
s●cure
us
from
any
sudden
Attempt
;
which
His
Majesty
doubts
not
,
but
you
will
do
:
And
though
the
streights
and
difficulties
he
lyeth
under
,
are
very
great
,
he
doth
not
intend
during
this
Sessions
,
to
press
for
any
other
supply
;
being
willing
rather
to
suffer
the
burdens
that
are
upon
him
,
some
time
Longer
,
than
to
interrupt
you
,
whilst
you
are
imployed
about
the
Discovery
of
the
Plot
,
the
Trial
of
the
Lords
,
and
the
Bill
for
securing
our
Religion
.
The
Knights
,
Citizens
,
and
Burgesses
,
in
Parliament
Assembled
,
are
come
up
to
demand
Judgment
in
their
own
Names
,
and
the
Names
of
all
the
Commons
of
Earl
of
who
stands
Impeacht
by
them
,
before
your
Lordships
,
of
High-Treason
,
and
divers
high
Crimes
and
Misdemeaners
;
to
which
he
has
pleaded
a
Pardon
;
which
Pardon
,
the
Commons
conceive
to
be
illegal
and
void
:
And
therefore
,
they
do
demand
Judgment
of
your
Lordships
accordingly
.
John
Hewley
Charles
Dale
John
Willson
,
Roger
Beckwith
,
That
this
Parliament
is
no
Parliament
,
and
they
would
Justifie
it
.
John
Wilson
,
Roger
Beckwith
,
Serjeant
at
Arms
,
That
this
Parliament
is
no
Parliament
,
and
they
would
Justifie
it
.
Henry
Goring
,
Serjeant
of
Armes
,
For
Prohibiting
the
Importation
of
Cattle
from
and
other
Parts
beyond
the
Seas
,
and
Fish
taken
by
Forreigners
,
Resolved
,
&c.
Robert
Parker
Miles
Cook
,
John
Hoskins
.
An
Act
for
Granting
a
Supply
to
his
Majesty
,
of
Two
Hundred
,
and
sixty
Thousand
four
Hundred
sixty
two
Pounds
,
seventeen
shillings
and
three
pence
,
for
Paying
off
,
and
Disbanding
the
Forces
,
raised
since
the
Nine
and
Twentyeth
of
September
1677
,
with
some
Amendments
:
Powis
,
William
Stafford
,
Henry
Wardour
,
William
Mr.
Williams
,
George
Strode
,
Hunter
Sloop
,
Robert
Southwell
,
Joseph
Cragg
Lincoln
▪
Inn-Fields
,
Serjeant
Ellis
,
Common
▪
Pleas
An
Act
for
freeing
of
the
City
of
and
parts
adjacent
,
from
Inhabitants
;
and
providing
against
other
Dangers
,
which
may
arise
from
Philip
Skippon
.
John
Darrel
.
Richard
Cust
.
Philip
Foley
.
For
securing
the
King
and
Kingdom
against
the
Growth
and
Danger
of
Justice
Arkins
,
Justice
Dolben
.
Resolved
by
the
Lords
,
Spiritual
and
Temporal
,
in
Parliament
assembled
,
That
the
Five
Lords
in
the
Earl
of
shall
be
brought
to
their
Tryals
(
upon
the
Impeachment
against
them
)
this
Day-senninght
.
Lord
High-Steward
;
Henry
Goring
For
paying
off
,
and
disbanding
the
Army
.
John
Trevor
WE
Your
Majesties
most
Loyal
and
Dutiful
Subjects
,
the
Commons
in
this
present
Parliament
assembled
;
Finding
Your
Majesties
Kingdoms
involved
in
eminent
Dangers
,
and
great
Difficulties
,
by
the
evil
Designes
,
and
pernitious
Counsels
of
some
,
who
have
been
,
and
are
in
high
Places
of
Trust
and
Authority
,
about
Your
Royal
Person
;
who
,
contrary
to
the
Duty
of
their
Places
,
by
their
arbitrary
and
destructive
Counsels
,
tending
to
the
Subversions
of
the
Rights
,
Liberties
,
and
Properties
of
Your
Subjects
,
and
the
Alteration
of
the
Establish't
,
have
endeavoured
to
alienate
the
Hearts
of
Your
Loyal
Subjects
from
Your
Majesty
,
and
Your
Government
.
Amongst
whom
,
we
have
just
Reason
to
accuse
Duke
of
for
a
chief
Promoter
of
such
Counsels
;
and
more
particularly
,
for
contriving
and
endeavouring
to
raise
Jealousies
and
Misunderstandings
between
Your
Majesties
Kingdoms
of
whereby
Hostilities
might
have
ensued
,
and
may
arise
between
both
Nations
,
if
not
prevented
.
Wherefore
WE
,
Your
Majesties
Loyal
Subjects
,
could
not
but
be
sensibly
affected
with
trouble
,
to
find
such
a
Person
(
notwithstanding
the
repeated
Addresses
of
the
Last
continued
in
Your
Counsels
at
this
time
,
when
the
Affairs
of
Your
Kingdom
require
none
to
be
put
into
such
Imployments
,
but
such
as
are
of
known
Abilities
,
Interest
,
and
Esteem
in
the
Nation
;
without
all
Suspition
of
either
mistaking
,
or
betraying
the
true
Interest
of
the
Kingdome
;
and
consequently
,
of
advising
Your
Majesty
ill
.
WE
do
therefore
most
humbly
beseech
Your
most
Sacred
Majesty
,
for
the
taking
away
the
great
Jealousies
,
Dissatisfactions
,
and
Fears
amongst
Your
good
Subjects
,
That
Your
Majesty
will
gratiously
be
pleased
,
to
remove
the
Duke
of
from
Your
Majesties
Councels
,
in
Your
Majesties
Kingdoms
of
and
from
all
Offices
,
Imployments
,
and
Places
of
Trust
,
and
from
Your
Majesty's
Presence
for
ever
.
For
granting
a
Supply
to
his
Majesty
,
of
Two
hundred
,
and
sixty
thousand
,
four
hundred
,
sixty
two
Pounds
,
seventeen
Shillings
,
and
three
Pence
:
for
paying
off
,
and
disbanding
the
Forces
,
raised
since
the
Nine
and
Twentyeth
of
Son
and
Heir-apparent
to
the
Earl
of
For
paying
off
,
and
disbanding
the
Army
.
Thomas
Clargis
That
the
Committee
finds
,
that
on
the
like
Occasion
,
the
House
of
Commons
have
appointed
a
Select
Committee
,
to
joyn
with
a
Committee
of
the
Lords
,
to
consider
of
the
Methods
,
and
Circumstances
,
to
be
observed
in
the
Tryals
.
Francis
Winnington
Thomas
Stringer
,
Thomas
Player
,
William
Franklin
Samuel
Clark
,
John
Hoskins
.
An
Act
to
confirm
certain
Leases
made
by
and
others
;
and
to
enable
Sir
to
make
a
Joynture
,
and
raise
Portions
for
his
Daughters
,
and
Younger
Children
;
William
Franklin
John
Trevor
For
Disbanding
the
Army
,
The
Commons
conceive
the
Clauses
to
be
unnecessary
,
because
the
Bill
hath
a
Relative
Clause
to
the
Act
wherein
the
Clause
desired
by
their
Lordships
,
is
Enacted
.
That
their
Lordships
Amendment
,
touching
is
such
a
Disposition
of
Money
,
as
the
Commons
have
great
Reason
to
be
tender
of
,
for
Experience
.
It
alters
the
Bill
in
several
parts
,
and
would
be
of
dangerous
Consequence
,
if
admitted
.
That
the
Fifty
Thousand
Pounds
,
mentioned
in
the
last
Amendment
,
is
already
appointed
to
the
paying
off
,
and
disbanding
the
Army
;
and
so
there
needs
no
such
Clause
:
And
the
altering
of
such
Appropriation
by
a
subsequent
Act
,
would
destroy
the
Credit
of
any
Appropriation
,
to
be
hereafter
made
by
Act
of
Parliament
.
Thomas
Meres
.
William
Coventry
.
Richard
Cust
.
Thomas
Lee
.
John
Trevor
.
Henry
Capel
.
Robert
Carr
.
William
Hickman
.
An
Act
to
confirm
certain
Leases
made
by
and
others
,
to
enable
Sir
to
make
a
Joynture
,
and
raise
Portions
for
his
Daughters
,
and
Younger
Children
,
Gilbert
Gerrard
.
John
Sedway
,
An
Act
for
the
better
securing
of
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
to
prevent
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
The
Commons
suppose
your
Lordships
,
do
intend
in
all
your
Lordships
proceedings
,
upon
the
Impeachments
,
now
depending
before
your
Lordships
,
to
follow
the
usual
Course
and
Methods
of
Parliament
:
And
the
Commons
cannot
apprehend
what
should
induce
your
Lordships
to
address
to
his
Majesty
,
for
a
Lord
High
Steward
,
in
order
to
the
determining
the
Validity
of
the
Pardon
,
which
hath
been
pleaded
by
the
Earl
of
to
the
Impeachment
of
the
Commons
,
as
also
for
the
Tryal
of
the
other
five
Lords
;
because
we
conceive
the
Constituting
of
a
High-Steward
is
not
necessary
,
but
that
Judgement
may
be
given
in
Parliament
,
upon
Impeachment
,
without
a
High
Steward
:
there
being
several
other
matters
contained
in
your
Lordships
message
,
touching
the
Tryal
of
the
Lords
Impeacht
;
which
if
not
settled
,
may
occasion
several
interruptions
and
delays
in
the
proceedings
.
The
House
of
Commons
,
do
therefore
propose
to
your
Lordships
,
that
a
Committee
of
both
Houses
,
may
be
Nominated
,
to
consider
of
the
most
proper
Ways
and
Methods
of
proceedings
,
upon
Impeachments
of
the
House
of
Commons
,
according
to
the
Usage
of
Parliament
,
that
thereby
these
inconveniences
may
be
avoided
.
Charles
Dale
Resolved
,
&c.
An
Act
for
the
Sale
of
the
Lands
late
of
in
the
County
of
Esq
;
deceased
,
for
payment
of
his
Debts
,
&
Provision
for
his
Daughters
,
&
Co-heirs
;
John
Hewley
An
Act
for
Freeing
the
City
of
and
parts
adjacent
,
from
Popish
Inhabitants
;
and
providing
against
other
Dangers
which
may
arise
from
Papists
,
Resolved
,
&c.
for
securing
the
King
,
and
Kingdome
,
against
the
growth
and
danger
of
Popery
,
Christopher
Musgrave
,
Christopher
Musgrave
For
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subjects
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
For
granting
a
Supply
to
his
Majesty
of
Two
Hundred
,
and
sixty
Thousand
four
Hundred
,
sixty
two
pounds
,
seventeen
shillings
,
and
three
pence
;
for
paying
off
,
and
disbanding
the
Forces
,
raised
since
the
Nine
and
Twentyeth
of
Thomas
Meres
,
An
Act
to
confirm
certain
Leases
made
by
Esq
;
and
others
;
and
to
enable
Sir
to
make
a
Joynture
,
and
raise
Portions
for
his
Daughters
,
and
Younger
Children
,
An
Act
to
confirm
certain
Leases
made
by
Esq
;
and
others
;
and
to
enable
Sir
to
make
a
Joynture
,
and
to
raise
Portions
for
his
Daughters
,
and
Younger
Children
.
John
Hewley
That
the
Duke
of
being
a
and
the
Hopes
of
his
coming
such
to
the
Crown
,
has
given
the
greatest
Countenance
and
Incouragement
to
the
present
Conspiracies
,
and
the
designes
of
the
against
the
King
,
and
the
Patience
Ward
,
Charles
Bertie
,
Edward
Low
,
Miles
Cook
.
For
raising
the
Sum
of
Two
Hundred
,
and
sixty
Thousand
,
four
Hundred
sixty
two
Pounds
,
seventeen
shillings
and
three
pence
,
for
Paying
off
,
and
Disbanding
the
Forces
,
raised
since
the
Nine
and
Twentyeth
of
September
Edward
Palmer
,
Henry
Rayson
,
John
Seagrave
,
John
Edwin
,
John
Hartop
,
For
the
re-ingrossment
of
the
Records
of
Fines
,
lost
or
burnt
by
the
late
Fire
in
the
temple
,
John
Knight
.
Alderman
Love
.
James
Long
.
John
Hewley
.
Richard
Corbett
.
Anthony
Irby
.
Robert
Peyton
.
John
Mallet
.
Richard
Cust
.
Edward
Corteret
,
Mr.
Secretary
Coventry
,
Mr.
Hamden
.
John
Trevor
.
Mr.
Seymour
.
Mr.
Buller
Anthony
Irby
.
Mr.
Dubois
.
Joseph
Tredenham
.
Mr.
Boscawen
.
Mr.
Harbourd
.
Mr.
Wogan
.
Henry
Calverley
.
Mr.
Sacheverel
.
Thomas
Clargis
.
William
Coventry
.
Robert
Carr
.
Ralph
Ashton
.
Robert
Peyton
.
Robert
Markham
.
Robert
Howard
.
Mr.
Swinfen
.
John
Knight
.
James
Rushout
.
Mr.
Colt
.
Mr.
Foley
.
John
Coell
,
Samuel
Clark
.
Habeas
Corpus
.
John
Coell
,
Samuel
Clark
.
Habeas
Corpus
.
Thomas
Meres
Lord
Privy-Seal
;
That
the
Lords
do
not
agree
to
a
Committee
of
Both
Houses
,
because
they
do
not
think
it
conformable
to
the
Rules
and
Orders
of
Proceedings
of
this
Court
;
which
is
,
and
ever
must
be
tender
,
in
Matters
relating
to
their
Judicature
.
Resolved
,
Nemine
Contradicente
,
London
,
Westminster
,
Southwark
,
That
He
would
Consider
of
it
,
and
Return
an
Answer
.
Lords
Journals
,
Papists
Priests
Betrayers
of
the
Liberties
of
the
Commons
of
Inns
of
Court
.
Robert
Peyton
London
,
Westminster
,
Southwark
,
WE
,
Your
Majesties
most
Loyal
and
Dutiful
Subjects
,
and
Commons
in
Parliament
Assembled
;
Taking
notice
of
the
great
Resort
of
the
Multitude
of
and
other
to
the
Cities
of
and
parts
adjacent
;
and
their
obstinate
Continuance
there
,
in
contempt
of
Your
Majesties
Laws
,
and
Royal
Proclamation
in
pursuance
thereof
;
and
considering
the
great
Dangers
that
may
ensue
thereby
,
especially
at
this
time
of
the
Approaching
Tryals
of
the
Lords
,
now
Prisoners
in
the
in
whose
Behalf
some
desperate
Attempts
may
be
made
.
For
prevention
whereof
,
and
for
the
better
securing
of
Your
Majesties
Sacred
Person
,
Do
most
humbly
beseech
Your
Majesty
,
that
Your
Majesty
would
be
gratiously
pleased
to
give
Order
,
That
the
Militia
of
and
the
Counties
of
may
immediately
be
Raised
,
and
put
in
a
posture
of
Defence
,
in
such
proportions
,
and
for
such
time
,
as
Your
Majesty
shall
think
fit
.
Robert
Carr
Charles
Harbord
,
Samuel
Bernardiston
,
Henry
Thompson
.
Nathaniel
Hern
.
Francis
Russel
.
Henry
Calverley
.
Sam
.
Bernardiston
.
Philip
Egerton
.
John
Knight
.
Thomas
Malleverer
.
John
Hotham
.
Patience
Ward
.
Thomas
Stringer
.
Richard
Corbet
.
Robert
Southwel
Will
.
Godolphin
.
John
Lowther
.
John
Talbot
.
Henry
Ford
.
Stephen
Fox
.
Halswell
Tynt
.
Henry
Puckering
.
Thomas
Armstrong
.
Henry
Goodrick
.
Hugh
Bethell
.
Robert
Carr
The
Lords
Spiritual
and
Tempoporal
The
Commons
have
desired
this
Conference
with
your
Lordships
,
upon
the
Subject
matter
of
the
last
Conference
desired
by
your
Lordships
;
which
was
upon
the
matter
of
the
Conference
desired
by
the
Commons
,
about
the
Tryals
.
This
last
Conference
,
was
thus
reported
to
the
Commons
:
The
Lords
do
not
agree
to
a
Committee
of
both
Houses
,
because
they
do
not
think
it
Conformable
to
the
Rules
and
Orders
of
proceedings
of
this
Court
;
which
is
,
and
ever
must
be
tender
,
in
matters
relating
to
their
Judicature
.
They
Hope
this
Conference
may
tend
to
prevent
all
interruptions
,
of
a
good
Correspondence
between
the
two
Houses
;
which
as
the
Commons
desire
at
all
times
on
their
parts
to
preserve
,
so
it
is
especially
necessary
in
this
Conjuncture
,
when
the
most
Hainous
Delinquents
are
to
be
brought
to
justice
;
that
the
Enemies
both
of
King
and
Kingdome
,
may
have
no
Hopes
left
them
,
to
see
this
Obstructed
by
any
difficulties
,
arising
in
the
way
of
proceeding
.
And
therefore
,
for
answer
to
the
last
Conference
,
the
Commons
have
Commanded
us
to
say
to
your
Lordships
:
That
your
Lordships
do
not
offer
any
answer
,
or
Satisfaction
to
the
Commons
,
in
their
necessary
proposals
,
amicably
offered
by
way
of
Supposition
,
that
they
might
have
been
confirmed
therein
by
answer
from
your
Lordships
.
That
your
Lordships
do
intend
in
all
the
proceedings
,
upon
the
Impeachments
now
depending
before
your
Lordships
,
to
follow
the
usual
course
and
Method
of
Parliament
.
And
further
,
that
your
Lordships
have
not
given
the
least
answer
or
Satisfaction
to
the
Commons
,
concerning
your
Lordships
addressing
to
the
King
,
for
a
Lord
High
Steward
,
though
the
Commons
proposed
their
desire
of
Satisfaction
in
that
matter
,
in
as
Cautious
Termes
as
could
be
,
on
purpose
to
avoid
all
disputes
about
Judicature
.
The
Commons
,
to
avoid
all
interruptions
and
delays
in
the
proceedings
against
the
Lords
impeacht
,
and
the
Inconveniencies
that
may
arise
thereby
,
having
proposed
to
your
Lordships
,
that
a
Committee
of
both
Houses
might
be
Nominated
,
to
consider
of
the
most
proper
Ways
and
Methods
of
proceedings
upon
Impeachments
.
Your
Lordships
,
without
any
reason
Assigned
,
(
save
only
that
you
say
,
You
do
not
think
it
conformable
to
the
Rules
and
Orders
of
proceedings
of
this
Court
)
have
refused
to
agree
with
the
House
of
Commons
,
in
appointing
such
a
Committee
;
though
not
heretofore
denyed
to
the
Commons
,
when
askt
upon
the
like
occasion
;
and
at
this
time
desired
,
purposely
to
avoid
disputes
and
delays
:
And
therefore
,
the
House
of
Commons
,
have
commanded
us
to
acquaint
your
Lordships
,
that
things
standing
thus
upon
your
answer
,
they
cannot
proceed
in
the
Tryals
of
the
Lords
,
before
the
Methods
of
Proceedings
be
adjusted
between
the
two
Houses
.
John
Coell
,
Timothy
Baldwin
.
John
Trevor
Thomas
Meres
.
Thomas
Lee
.
Thomas
Littleton
.
Francis
Drake
.
John
Hewley
.
Charles
Bertie
Robert
Howard
Charles
Bertie
Edward
Low
,
Samuel
Clark
.
Robert
Howard
,
Thomas
Meres
William
Coventry
Edward
Low
,
Samuel
Clark
Inner-Court
of
Wards
;
Inner-Court
of
Wards
;
Inner-Court
of
Wards
;
Resolved
,
Nemine
Contradicente
.
Protestant
Religion
,
which
God
forbid
!
DAniel
Jerman
John
Joy
,
Knights
of
the
Shire
,
John
Jay
Serjeant
at
Arms
,
Knights
of
the
Shire
,
Edward
Dackombe
,
Serjeant
at
Arms
,
Edward
Dackombe
Serjeant
at
Arms
,
William
Thomas
For
prohibiting
the
Importation
of
Cattle
from
and
other
parts
beyond
the
Seas
,
and
Fish
taken
by
Forreigners
,
Samuel
Clark
,
Miles
Cook
.
For
better
Discovery
,
and
more
speedy
Conviction
,
of
Popish
Recusants
.
For
freeing
the
City
of
London
,
and
parts
adjacent
,
from
Popish
Inhabitants
.
For
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
preventing
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
Train
of
Artillery
,
Gunns
,
Morter
▪
Peices
,
Powder
,
De
die
in
Diem
For
the
more
easie
Collecting
the
Duty
of
Hearth-Money
,
Robert
Markham
Protestant
Religion
,
which
God
forbid
!
Samuel
Lemot
,
For
Exporting
of
Leather
,
For
continuance
of
the
Act
,
for
Prohibiting
Importation
of
Serjeant
Seyes
For
Re-ingrossment
of
the
Fines
lost
or
burnt
,
by
the
Late
Fire
in
the
Temple
,
Robert
Markham
WE
your
Majesties
most
Dutiful
and
Loyal
Subjects
,
the
Commons
in
this
present
Parliament
Assembled
,
do
with
all
humble
Gratitude
,
acknowledge
the
most
Gratious
Assurances
,
your
Majesty
hath
been
pleased
t●
give
us
,
of
your
constant
Care
to
do
every
thing
,
that
may
preserve
the
Protestant
Religion
,
of
your
firm
Resolution
,
to
defend
the
same
to
the
utmost
,
and
your
Royal
endeavours
,
that
the
Security
of
that
Blessing
may
be
Transmitted
to
Posterity
;
and
we
do
humbly
represent
to
your
Majesty
,
that
being
deeply
sensible
,
that
the
greatest
hopes
of
success
against
our
Religion
in
the
Enemi●s
thereof
;
the
are
founded
in
the
Execrable
designes
,
which
they
have
laid
against
the
Sacred
Person
and
Life
of
your
Majesty
;
which
it
is
not
only
our
Duty
,
but
our
Interest
,
with
the
greatest
Hazards
to
Preserve
and
Defend
.
We
have
applyed
our selves
to
the
making
such
Provision
by
Law
,
as
may
defeat
these
Adversaries
,
their
Abbettors
and
Adherents
of
their
hopes
of
gaining
an
advantage
,
by
any
violent
attempts
against
your
Majesty
,
and
may
utterly
frustrate
their
Expectation
of
Subverting
the
Religion
thereby
,
in
time
to
come
.
And
further
,
to
obviate
by
the
best
means
we
can
,
all
wicked
practises
against
your
Majesty
,
while
any
such
Laws
are
in
preparation
,
and
bringing
to
perfection
.
It
is
our
Resolution
,
and
We
do
declare
,
That
in
Defence
of
your
Majesties
Person
,
and
the
Religion
,
we
will
stand
by
your
Majesty
with
our
Lives
and
Fortunes
;
and
shall
be
ready
to
Revenge
upon
the
any
violence
offered
by
them
to
your
Sacred
Majesty
;
in
which
we
hope
,
your
Majesty
will
gratiously
please
to
be
the
more
assured
,
as
we
our selves
are
the
more
encouraged
,
in
that
the
Hearts
of
all
your
Majesties
Subjects
,
with
the
most
sincere
Affection
and
Zeal
,
joyn
with
us
herein
.
Though
his
Majesty
hath
already
,
at
the
first
meeting
in
Parliament
,
and
since
,
by
a
word
or
two
,
mentioned
the
necessity
of
having
a
Fleet
at
Sea
this
Summer
;
yet
the
Season
for
preparing
it
,
being
far
Advanced
,
and
our
Neighbours
before
us
in
their
preparations
:
He
cannot
hold
himself
discharged
towards
his
People
,
if
he
do
not
now
with
more
earnestness
,
again
recommend
the
same
to
your
present
Care
and
Consideration
;
and
the
rather
from
the
dayly
Expectation
of
the
return
of
his
Fleet
from
the
to
which
a
great
Arrear
is
due
;
and
hereby
he
must
acquit
himself
of
the
evil
Consequences
,
which
the
want
of
a
Fleet
in
such
a
Juncture
may
produce
;
and
he
hath
not
done
this
without
considering
,
that
the
entring
on
the
work
presently
,
can
be
no
hinderance
to
the
other
great
Affairs
upon
your
Hands
,
but
rather
a
security
in
the
dispatch
thereof
.
Richard
Cust
,
For
reingrossement
of
the
Records
of
Fines
burnt
in
the
Fire
of
the
Temple
,
An
Act
for
reingrossing
of
the
Records
of
Fines
burnt
or
lost
in
the
late
Fire
in
the
Temple
,
Serjeant
Seyes
,
Habeas
Corpus
,
Thomas
Meres
,
John
Reresby
,
Godfrey
Copley
,
John
Reresby
,
Godfrey
Copley
,
John
Reresby
Godfrey
Copley
John
Reresby
,
Godfrey
Copley
,
For
the
ease
and
relief
of
the
poor
Inhabitants
of
and
the
subburb
parishes
of
in
the
recovery
of
small
debts
,
For
continuance
of
the
Act
,
for
prohibiting
the
Importation
of
Cattle
from
and
other
parts
beyond
the
Seas
,
John
Trevor
in
haec
verba
.
IT
is
declared
and
ordered
,
by
the
Lords
Spiritual
,
and
Temporal
in
Parliament
assembled
:
That
the
Office
of
a
High
Steward
,
upon
Tryals
of
Peers
upon
Impeachments
,
is
not
necessary
to
the
House
of
Peers
;
but
that
the
Lords
may
proceed
upon
such
Tryals
,
if
a
High
Steward
be
not
appointed
:
according
to
their
humble
desire
,
their
Lordships
further
declare
to
the
Committee
,
that
a
Lord
High
Steward
,
was
made
That
notwithstanding
,
the
making
of
a
Lord
High
Steward
,
the
Court
remained
the
same
,
and
was
not
thereby
altered
,
but
still
remained
the
Court
of
the
Peers
in
Parliament
;
that
a
Lord
High
Steward
,
was
but
as
a
Speaker
or
Chair-Man
,
for
the
more
orderly
proceedings
at
the
Tryals
.
The
Copy
of
the
Commission
,
for
a
Lord
High
Steward
,
for
the
Tryal
of
the
Earl
of
being
read
:
The
Committee
of
this
House
took
Exception
to
these
words
,
in
the
Commission
,
And
desired
that
they
might
be
left
out
,
as
implying
that
the
Constituting
of
a
Lor
High
Steward
was
necessary
,
and
thereupon
proposed
these
words
to
be
inserted
in
their
stead
.
To
which
Am●ndments
,
the
Lords
of
the
Committee
did
agree
:
and
it
was
further
agreed
by
the
said
Committee
of
the
Lords
and
Commons
,
that
the
Commission
under
the
Seal
,
for
the
Constituting
a
Lord
High
Steward
for
the
Tryal
of
the
Earl
of
should
be
recalled
,
and
a
new
Commission
according
to
the
said
Amendments
to
be
Issued
,
and
to
bear
date
after
the
said
Resolution
;
and
that
the
like
,
should
be
issued
for
Tryal
of
the
other
Lords
Impeached
.
As
to
the
second
Proposition
,
the
Committee
of
the
Lords
communicated
to
the
Committee
of
this
House
,
the
Resolution
of
the
House
of
Peers
,
REsolved
by
the
Lords
Spiritual
and
Temporal
in
Parliament
Assembled
;
that
the
Lords
Spiritual
,
have
a
right
to
stay
in
Court
in
Capital
Cases
,
till
such
time
as
Judgement
of
Death
comes
to
be
pronounced
.
THe
Lords
Explained
themselves
,
that
the
meaning
of
their
Resolution
passed
Yesterday
,
concerning
the
Lords
Spiritual
is
,
That
the
Lords
Spiritual
have
a
right
to
stay
,
and
sit
in
Court
till
the
Court
proceed
,
to
the
vote
of
To
Disable
the
Duke
of
to
inherit
the
Imperial
Crown
of
England
,
John
Reresby
Godfrey
Copley
Bambridge
Distiller
,
For
the
better
securing
,
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
preventing
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
For
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
preventing
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
,
For
preventing
of
it
,
being
in
the
power
of
any
particular
Creditor
,
or
small●r
number
of
Creditors
,
of
a
Bankrupt
,
to
obstruct
the
Compositions
of
the
greater
number
,
Resolved
,
&c.
Hugh
Bethell
,
Bartholomew
Bulkley
For
Exporting
of
Cloath
to
For
Naturalizing
of
and
others
,
To
enable
Esquire
,
to
sell
a
certain
Messuage
,
for
payment
of
Legacies
charged
upon
the
same
,
For
Continuance
of
the
Act
against
the
Importing
of
Cattle
from
and
other
Parts
beyond
the
Seas
,
For
prohibiting
of
Mutton
;
For
prohibiting
of
Butter
from
John
Trevor
in
haec
verba
.
REsolved
by
the
Lords
Spiritual
and
Temporal
,
in
Parliament
Assembled
:
That
next
being
appointed
to
begin
the
Tryals
of
the
Five
Lords
in
the
viz.
)
the
Earl
of
Lord
Viscount
and
Lord
For
Exportation
of
Leather
,
An
Act
for
Reviving
and
Continuing
of
a
Former
Act
,
Intituled
,
An
Act
for
giving
Leave
to
Buy
and
Export
Leather
,
and
Skins
Tanned
or
Dressed
:
Robert
Markham
Majesties
Navy
,
Majesties
Navy
,
Thomas
Clargis
An
Act
for
freeing
the
City
of
and
Places
adjacent
,
from
For
Disabling
the
Duke
of
to
Inherit
the
Imperial
Crown
of
this
Realm
,
Samuel
Clark
,
Miles
Cook
.
An
Act
for
the
Sale
of
the
Lands
,
late
of
of
the
County
of
Esq
;
Deceased
;
for
the
Payment
of
his
Debts
,
and
Provision
for
his
Daughters
and
Coheirs
:
An
Act
for
Ingrossing
of
the
Records
of
Fines
,
burnt
or
lost
in
the
late
Fire
in
the
Temple
;
For
providing
necessary
Carriages
for
his
Majesty
,
in
his
Royal
Progress
&
Removals
:
For
Annexing
to
the
Imperial
Crown
of
Resolved
,
&c.
Hugh
Smith
For
the
better
Incouragement
of
Woollen-Manufacture
,
by
the
General
Wearing
thereof
,
Majesties
Navy
;
Anthony
Dean
,
Serjeant
at
Arms
,
Anthony
Dean
.
Serjeant
at
Arms
Mr.
Pepys
.
For
Disabling
the
Duke
of
to
Inherit
the
Imperial
Crown
of
this
Realm
,
I
Thank
You
for
Your
Zeal
for
the
Preservation
of
the
Religion
,
and
of
My
Person
.
And
I
assure
You
,
I
shall
do
what
in
Me
lies
,
to
secure
the
Religion
;
and
am
willing
to
do
all
such
Things
,
as
may
tend
to
the
Good
and
Benefit
of
My
Subjects
.
Robert
Reeve
,
John
Hilliard
,
John
Hilliard
John
Hilliard
Thomas
Clergis
William
Blacket
Humphrey
Wharton
viz
)
York
,
Northumberland
,
Cumberland
,
Westmorland
,
John
Parkhurst
Humphrey
Whorton
Walter
Ernle
George
Downing
,
Tho
.
Clargis
William
Franklin
William
Franklin
John
Dorrel
Richard
Beach
,
Phineas
Pet
.
John
Willson
Roger
Beckwith
John
Willson
John
Willson
Roger
Beckwith
,
John
Willson
Roger
Beckwith
Anthony
Deane
Samuel
Pepys
Anthony
Deane
Anthony
Deane
,
Hugh
Salisbury
John
Moor
,
Anthony
Deane
,
Anthony
Deane
Hunter
Sleepe
Thomas
Swaine
,
Thomas
Swaine
Anthony
Deane
John
Moor
Anthony
Deane
Habeas
Corpus
Samuel
Lamot
,
Francis
Terrence
,
Joseph
Bateman
,
Samuel
Pepys
Anthony
Deane
.
Anthony
Deane
,
Anthony
Deane
Thomas
Clargis
Or
any
three
of
them
,
to
give
an
account
thereof
to
the
House
to
morrow
Morning
.
Or
any
three
of
them
,
to
give
an
account
thereof
to
the
House
to
morrow
Morning
.
John
Coell
Timothy
Baldwin
.
Powis
,
William
Stafford
,
William
Petre
,
Henry
Anthony
Deane
Anthony
Deane
;
Anthony
Deane
Samuel
Pepys
,
Atturney
Generall
Anthony
Deane
,
Samuel
Pepys
▪
Michael
,
John
Moore
,
Thomas
Swaine
,
Francis
Watson
,
Attorney
General
,
William
Tallentire
,
William
Tallentire
Worcester
,
Glocester
,
W●lts
,
Somerset
,
William
Frankland
for
the
more
easy
Collecting
the
duty
of
Hearth
money
Major
Austin
Stephen
Fox
Stephen
Fox
John
Hotham
,
Robert
Peyton
,
John
Holman
,
Stephen
Fox
John
Hotham
Robert
Peyton
,
John
Holman
,
Stephen
Fox
,
Stephen
Fox
Francis
Winnington
John
Tr●vor
in
hac
verba
.
Westminster
hall
,
viva
voce
John
Trevor
Stephen
Fox
John
Mallet
Isaac
Demons
John
Mallet
,
Christopher
Musgrave
,
Thomas
Hare
John
Trinham
John
Hobart
John
Trevor
Haec
verba
.
Francis
Winnington
Richard
Wiseman
Thomas
Bide
Nicholas
Johnson
,
Richard
Kent
Francis
Winnington
John
Robinson
Francis
Pawlet
,
John
Trevor
Thomas
Meres
John
Trevor
Timothy
Baldwin
,
Miles
Cooke
.
Habeas
Corpus
Thomas
M●res
George
Spike
William
Morley
John
Trevor
for
the
better
securing
the
Liberty
of
she
Subject
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
the
Train
of
Artillery
,
Shipt
for
Portsmouth
,
for
securing
the
Liberty
of
the
Subject
,
and
for
prevention
of
Imprisonments
beyond
the
Seas
.
Miscarriages
of
the
Navy
,
John
Trevor
Philip
Foley
Philip
Foley
Thamas
Clargis
Scroope
How
Thomas
Clargis
John
Hoskins
.
Edward
Carteret