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Jovis, 17o Octobris
Consecration.
2. The Bill affirming the Consecration of Archbishops and Bishops within this Realm. - Ingrossetur.
Supply.
Mr. Comptroller required the House to have Consideration of the Queen's Majesty; meaning for some Aid : And thereupon Mr. Secretary Cicill made an excellent Declaration of the Queen's Charges, as Newhaven, the Navy, the Munitions against John Oneyle in Ireland : And immediately the Privy Council, the Master of the Rolls, and Forty of the House, were Committees to consider of the Rate and Payment; and appointed to meet To-morrow Afternoon, in the Star-chamber.