Mercurii, 19o Die Februarii, 1605

Shooting.

1. Reading : - B. FOR Liberty in shooting in Guns within Five Miles of the Sea Coasts, &c.

Waller's Estate.

1. Reading: - B. For the Sale of much Lands of Wm. Waller, as shall satisfy a Decree in Chancery, for the Payment of 505 l. 10s. 6d. to Gyles Warren, and his Wife.

Cloth Trade.

2. Reading: - B. For the true Making and Searching of Woollen Cloths.

2. Reading : - B. For the true Making of Woollen Cloths.

Both committed : - Sir Geo. Moore, all Burgesses of Clothing Towns, Knights of Clothing Counties, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Gore, Sir Francis Vane, Mr. Tey, Sir Henry Mountague, Sir Henry Billingsley : - Friday Sennight next, Parliament-house.

Purveyors.

A Copy of the Articles of Purveyors sent to the Committees of the Higher House by Mr. Secretary Herbert: - Delivered to the whole House.

Privilege.

Sir Rob. Wingfield maketh Report of Sir Edwyn Sandy's Case. -

Sir Robert Leighe's Answer:

Fine of 10s. He would not bail, because this was not repaid. -

He imprisoned the Englishmen, and not the Scottishmen, being called Rogues. - That he is faulty : - Thought so by the Committees. -

Sir Rob. Leigh at Eight a Clock in the Morning. -

Quest. Whether now, or Tomorrow Morning, he should be heard. -

That he hath taken an Examination of the Ale-wife, quite contrary to that, which is affirmed against him, since his Contempt.

Sir Rob. Leigh to remain in the Custody of the Serjeant, till To-morrow Morning.

Sir Rob. Leigh to have Counsel heard at the Bar.

Upon Quest. - To-morrow Morning, at Eight a Clock.

Ognell's Estates.

Ognell, with his Counsel, called in, and heard.

Mr. Ireland, of Grayes Inn, for Ognell; and Mr. Rosse, of the Temple: Mr. Finch of Grayes Inn, for Mr. Nicholson.

The Decree read at large in Court.

To-morrow Morning Mr. Rosse's Reply to be heard, on Mr. Ognell's Part.