Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 1, 1547-1629. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1802.
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Jovis, 25 Martii, 1563
Lord Aburgavenny.
L. 3. The Bill that the Lord Aburgavenny may make Leases for Twenty-one Years, or Three Lives. - Jud'm.
Howard's Estate.
L. 3. The Bill, that Henry Howard Esquire shall not discontinue Lands descending to him. - Jud'm.
Guldeford School.
3. The Bill for Annuity of 6l. 13s. 4d. granted out of Batrichesey and Wandelesworth, in Surrey, being the Archbishop of York's Lands, to the School at Guldeford.
Post nonam.
Wool Trade.
2. The Bill for Buying of Wools in divers Shires in the North Parts, and to sell them again to be made in Cottons, Rolls, Rugs, and other coarse Cloths. - Ingrossetur.
Aulnage.
2. The Bill for Payment of the Aulneagers Fees for sealing Cloths in Lancashire. - Ingrossetur.
Cloth Trade.
2. The Bill, that Clothiers, making Woollen Cloths, or Kerseys, shall make One Piece of Linen Cloth. - Mr. Hales.
Hosen.
2. The Bill against great Hosen to be made.