Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 1, 1547-1629. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1802.
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Mercurii, 10o Februarii
Robberies by Servants, &c.
2. The Bill for Servants robbing their Masters, and touching Buggery, Sorcery, and Inchantments. - Ingrossetur.
Staple.
1. A Bill to reduce the Staple into England, Wales, and Ireland, from beyond the Sea.
Privilege.
Thomas Walwyn Gent. John Rice Yeoman, Owen Ryce, Rice ap' Richard and Griffeth Lewes, John ap' Jones Servants to Sir Henry Jones, Knight for Carmarthen, attached in London in three Actions of Trans, Damage Three thousand Marks, at the several Suits of Charles Catchemyde, William Prymme, and Henry Elmeley Gent. to have a Writ of Privilege.
Subsidy.
Divers Arguments upon the Bill of Subsidy, and the Oath therein. - Ingrossetur.