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Mercurii, 15o Februarii
Supremacy.
Commission of the Bill of Supremacy, - committed to Mr. Knolles, Mr. Cooke.
Wynchester Bishoprick.
1. The Bill to restore the Earl of Pembroke, Sir Jo. Mason, Sir H. Nevell, Sir W. Fitzwilliams, Sir P. Hobye, Sir Henry Seymour, Sir Ri. Sackvill, Patentees, by King E, the Vlth, of the late Bishop of Wynchesters Lands.
Church Service.
1. The Bill for Order of Service and Ministers in the Church.
Marriage of the Queen.
Upon a Request made to the Lords, that Thirty of this House might attend the Lords, for the Authority of That Person, whom it shall please the Queen to take to Husband; Mr. Attorney from the Lords declared, that Twelve of the Lords will be To-morrow Afternoon in the Star-chamber, to meet with the Thirty.
Treasons.
L. 1. The Bill for Punishment of divers Treasons.
False Rumours.
L. 1. The Bill for Punishment of false Rumours or Tales of the Queen.