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Mercurii, 17o die Junii, 1607
Logwood.
SIR John Savill moveth, that the Committees might meet for the Bill of Logwood. - Appointed on Saturday.
Conference reported.
Sir Fr. Bacon maketh Report of the Conference upon Monday, having it in Paper [a]. -
First, What the Lords former Doubts, and our Answers. -
Earl of Salisbury first. - No Reply. -
Persons of the Merchants.
1. Petition, as it was exhibited by the Merchants: 2. As it was offered to this House. -
18 E. I. - Unlawful Weights. - Divers Precedents, upon the Petition of the Commons. - Quaere de Sir Rob. Cotton. -
If the Commons were made acquainted with such Causes, with these Two Purposes; that either they should make some Declaration of their Affections, or else minister the Sinews of War.