Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 1, 1547-1629. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1802.
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In this section
Martis, 8
Murders, &c.
1. The new Bill for Procuring of Murders and divers Felonies.
Sanctuaries.
1. The Bill touching Sanctuaries.
Corporations.
1. The Bill touching Variances of the Name of Corporation in any Lease.
Searchers.
1. The Bill touching Money taken by Searchers in English Ships or Crayers.
Bills from Lords.
Two Bills brought from the Lords by Mr. Doctor Vaughan and Mr. Marten; One for the Answering of the Queen's Revenues, and the other for taking away Women Inheritors.
Subsidy.
Arguments for the Bill of Subsidy.
Dudley 's,&c. Restitution.
A Bill for the Restitution in Blood of Sir Robert Dudley and Ambrose Dudley, brought from the Lords by Mr. Solicitor and Dr. Vaughan.
Privilege.
Walter Rawley, One of the Burgesses for the Borough of Wareham in Dorsett, attached in the Admiral Court, hath a Warrant to obtain a Writ of Privilege.