Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 1, 1547-1629. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1802.
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Sabbati, 16o Novembris
Cloth Trade.
1. The . . touching Taunton Cloths, and Brigewater Cloths, to be of less Weight.
Shoemakers.
1. The Bill to bring Shoemakers to dwell in Cities and Towns.
Leather.
2. The Bill touching Cutters of tanned Leather. The Two last Bills passed sent to the Lords by Mr. Vicechamberlain.
Leave of Absence.
Robert Ireland, Burgess for Salop, Edward Leygten, Knight for Salop, be licensed by the House, for their special Affairs, to be absent until . . .
Privilege.
Upon divers Arguments made, that Jones might be sent to the Tower, for so using Grey in attaching his Goods, sounding to the Breach of the Privilege; the Matter was eftsoons committed to Mr. Wrothe and other ; as well, to provide for the Surety of Johns against Grey, until Saturday next, and then further to report, as also touching One Informer, sent to Ward by Mr. Grafton, and removed by Habeas Corpus, into the King's-bench.
Anno Nono Elizabethae Reginae.