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
Jovis, 3o Octobris
Oath by Members, &c.
Arguments touching the Oath to the new Burgesses, as in the last Session.
And then, for Explanation of that Branch of the Oath, it was fully Resolved, that the Oath shall be taken.
This Day the Clerk and Serjeant at Arms took the Oath.
Member double returned.
Mr. T. Bromley, Burgess for Guldeford, and elected One of the Knights for London ; it is Resolved, that he shall stand Burgess for Guldeforde; and another Person to be returned for London.
Informations.
1. The long Bill touching Informations, with Costs for the Defendants.
Sanctuary.
2. The Bill touching Sanctuary Persons. - Mr. Recorder.