22° 23° & 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 1647, & 1648.

ABERCROMY, Susanna, 1647, Order for paying her 300£. in full Satisfaction of her Husband's Arrears; Ordinance for that Purpose ordered, 14 May.

Abergavenny, Lord, 1647, Petition read, and to be considered, 15 Feb.

Aberystwyth Castle, 1646, to be dis-garisoned, and demolished, 3 Mar.
-, -1647, House adhere to their Vote, 19 July.
-, -1648, Governor appointed, 20 June.

Abingdon, 1648, new Writ, 8 May.

Accounts, 1646, Account of Monies paid to the Army, and of the Arrears of the Counties, ordered, 3 Mar.
-, -1647, Treasurers at Weaver's Hall to present a State of their Accounts; the Committee of the Army to report the Reason why a Comptrole was not kept upon their Receipts and Payments, 14 July. Account for 200,000£. read; Order for paying 16,882£. 10s. 8d. in their Hands to the Treasurers at War; Comptroller appointed, - Declaration that the Committee, Sub-committee, and their Officers, are within the first Order of Indemnity; their Relief specially recommended to the Committee of Indemnity, 11 Mar.
-, - 1648, The several Committees of Sequestrations to deliver their Accounts to the Committee of Accounts, 2 Apr. - State of the Accounts of the Excise ordered. Presented, and referred to the Committee of Excise.
-, - Estimates, 1646, a Committee to prepare an Estimate of the Establishment of the Irish Army, 28 Jan.
-, - 1647, Estimates of the Pay of the General's Army- of Monies received by the Treasurers at War for them, from 28th March 1645 to 1st March 1646 exclusive- of Arrears due to Horse and Dragoons, from the first new modelling till 1st February 1646- of Arrears due to the Foot, Artillery, & c. for the same time, besides what is due to Colonel Rosseter's Regiment, and respited to the whole Army, upon the public Faith, severally reported, and read, 26 Mar.- of the Pay of Garisons to be continued, reported, read, and to be considered, 19 July- Of the Forces under Pay in this Kingdom- Of the monthly Charge of Horse and Foot to be employed for England and Ireland- of the Charge. of Advance-monies for the Forces that are to go to Ireland, and to disband the Train, severally reported, read, and to be considered, 9 Sept.- Estimate and Certificates of the Navy Debt, read, 8 Feb.
-, -1648, Estimate of the necessary Supplies for the Magazine of the Navy, read, 17 Apr- Of the Debt thereof, presented.
-, - 1647, Ordinance for reimbursing to the Committee of Accounts 1,500£. advanced to their Under-Officers, read, and passed, 3 June. Agreed to by Lords, - Another for paying the Officers Salaries, and necessary incident Charges of the Committee and Sub-committees, ordered, 1 Nov. To be read. Read twice, and committed; the Committee to consider the Information concerning Malignants being made Sub-committees.- Ordinance reported, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Dec.

Acland, Sir John, 1648, the Committee at Goldsmith's Hall to re-examine the Business concerning him, 28 Mar.- To accept 1,727 £. for his Fine 14 June.

Adams, John and Susan, 1646, their Petition, with Certificates annexed; Ordinance for pardoning her read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Feb.
-, - Alderman Thomas, 1647, to be thanked, 13 Apr.- Report concerning him; Resolution that there is Matter sufficient to accuse him of High Treason, and that he be impeached accordingly- Order for his Commitment to the Tower- the Committee to prepare Articles, 24 Sept.- Articles and Evidences upon each, read- Articles, Title, and Conclusion, agreed to, 13 Mar. Sent to Lords, with Desire he may stand committed, and be put to speedy Trial.
-, - 1648, Resolution against proceeding any further upon his Impeachment, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords.

Adjournment till Afternoon, 28 & 31 Dec.-6, 25 & 28 Jan.-10 Feb. 1646-21, 25 & 28 May-4, 5, 11, 12, 23, 25, 26 & 28 June-6, 8, 10, 22, 23 & 31 July-3, 4, 10, 13 & 20 Aug.-9, 16, & 25 Sept -12, 13, 25 & 27 Nov.-1 & 15 Dec.-6 & 15 Mar. 1647-13 Apr.-29 May-3 June-12 July, 1648-Resolution for adjourning from Friday to Tuesday every Week; Lords to be acquainted therewith, 20 Mar. 1646-23 June.
-, -1647, previous Question for discharging it, Neg. 7 July. Adjournment upon the Question, -without doing Business, -5 Aug.-Previous Question for adjourning till Afternoon, Affirmative, 16 Mar.

Admiral, Lord High. Vide Warwick, Earl of.

Admiralty Court, 1646, Ordinance for settling the Jurisdiction thereof, to be read Second time, 13 Feb. Read; Question for Commitment, Neg. Ordinance rejected, -Report from Lords concerning the Court to be considered.
-, -1647, another Report from them concerning it; the Committee of the Admiralty and Cinque Ports to settle the Jurisdiction thereof, 23 Apr.-Ordinance from Lords for continuing them Six Months longer, read, and passed, 21 May-Ordinance from Lords concerning the Jurisdiction of the Court, read, 7 June. They put House in mind thereof; Order for Second Reading, -Ordinance committed, 20 Mar.-Judge of the Admiralty appointed, 5 July. Vide Clerk, Dr. William-Report about the Admiralty Jurisdietion, and Sea Laws, communicated by Lords, 15 Oct.- Order from Lords for continuing the Committee of the Admiralty and Cinque Ports Four Months longer, agreed to, 10 Nov.-Another for continuing them Seven Months, agreed to; additional Committees, 1 Mar. Agreed to by Lords- Others added by them agreed to.
-, - 1648, Ordinance for settling the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty, reported, and to be ingrossed; Resolution for consti tuting Three Judges, and the Committee to consider of sit Salaries, 28 Mar.-Ordinance read Third time; Resolution that the Judges shall be nominated from time to time by both Houses; Previous Question for continuing the Ordinance for Three Years, Affirmative; Ordinance passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 Apr.-Ordinance from Lords appointing Three Judges of the Admiralty, read, and passed.
-, - 1648, Order for sitting of the Committee de die in diem, till the Distractions in Kent are settled, 25 May.

Adultery. Vide Incest.

Aiskew, Sir George, 1646, Report from the Committee of the Admiralty concerning appointing him Governor of Scilly, communicated by Lords, 25 Jan.-They put House in mind thereof, 1 Feb. Report to be considered.
-, - 1647, Order from Lords appointing him Captain of a Ship, agreed to, 17 Mar.
-, - 1648, his Letter, and Lord Admiral's Answer, read, and to be printed; Letter of Thanks to him and the Ships Company, ordered, 7 July.

Albans, St. 1648, Petition of Inhabitants, read; Order for a Maintenance for a preaching Minister; Ordinance for settling it, read, and committed, 21 Apr.-Passed, 26 July. Agreed to by Lords.
-, - Earl of, 1647, Ordinance for Payment of a Debt due from him to the Earl of Northumberland and Sir Robert Pye, out of his Estate, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, 9 Feb.

Aldburgh, 1647, new Writ, 1 Mar.

Alderne, Captain Daniel, 1646, Lords put House in Mind of a Vote concerning him; his Petition to be read, 27 Feb.- Agreements of the Committee of both Kingdoms with him reported; Order for discharging his Delinquency; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.
-, - Dr. Edward, 1646, Agreements of the Committee of both Kingdoms with him, reported; Order for discharging his Delinquency; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.

Aldriche, Colonel Edward, 1646, Order for paying him 200 £. in Part of his Arrears, 5 Dec. Agreed to by Lordsf.

Aldworth, Mr. 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state and certify his Accounts, 23 Feb.
-, - 1647, Certificate read; Order for paying him 5,274 £. 16 s. 11 d. Ordinance for that Purpose read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Dec.

Alexander, Jerome, 1647, to be summoned to appear before a Committee, to answer things objected against him, 2 Oct.

Algiers. Vide Captives.

Alkyn, Elizabeth, 1647, Order for bestowing 50 £. upon her, and providing her with a House, 15 Oct.

Allen, Matthew, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee of the Navy, 28 Dec.
-, - Francis, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state his Accounts, 6 Jan.-Certificate to be read, 4 Mar.
-, - Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Dec.
-, - Lieutenant Colonel Edward, 1647, his Petition from Lords, to be read, 9 Feb.-They put House in mind thereof, 15 Mar.
-, - 1648, like Message, 20 July.

Allenson, William, 1647, Order for continuing him Clerk of the Hanaper, notwithstanding any Order of either House to the contrary, 25 May. Agreed to by Lords.

Allhallows, Lombard-street, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, read, and passed, 23 Nov.

Alsop, Mr. 1647, to be discharged from further Attendance, 3 June.

Althorp, 1648, Ordinance appointing a Rector and Incumbent, read, and passed, 21 June. Agreed to by Lords.

Alum and Alumworks, 1647, Business concerning them referred to a Committee, with Power to receive Petitions, and consider the Damages of Mr. Challoner and Richard Bourcher, 13 May -Report; Sir John Gibson's Patent for sole making and vending Alum voted illegal and void; Order for calling in and cancelling it; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Same Committee to give Order for carrying on the Works, and consider to whom the Materials belong, with Power to receive Petitions; Committees added, 16 Mar.

Alured, Colonel, 1647, Order for restoring 20 £. taken from him, 17 Dec.

Ancram, Earl of, 1647, Scots Commissioners Letter concerning him communicated by Lords; previous Question for bestowing 1,500 £. upon him, Affirmative-Order for continuing his Allowance of 10 £. per Week, 27 May.

Anderson, Sir Henry, 1646, Order for bailing him, 8 Dec.
-, - 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 10 June.
-, - Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July.
-, - Sir William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, 1 May. They put House in mind thereof.
-, - Stephen, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Apr.-Ordinance from Lords for taking off his Sequestration, according to the Articles, upon Rendition of Hartlebury Castle, 21 July.

Andover, 1647, new Writ, 14 Mar.
-, -Lord, 1648, the Committee at Derby House to examine and dispose of him, 12 July-Order for continuing him at Dover Castle, -A Committee to state the Matter of Fact touching Informations against him, 21 Aug.

Andrews, Edward, 1647, Order from Lords for a Writ of Error to reverse an Outlawry against him for a supposed Murder, 21 Dec.-Solicitor General to grant a Warrant for that Purpose, 22 Mar.-His Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.-Lords put House in mind of his Petition, 30 Dec.-22 Mar.
-, - Phineas. Vide Pickering, James.
-, - Jonathan, 1648, Ordinance appointing him and Maurice Thompson Treasurers for the monthly Assessments for Ireland, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence, to be desired 1 Apr.

Anglesea, Isle of, 1646, Colonel Mitton's Letter concerning his Engagements to the Inhabitants upon Surrender thereof, and the Articles of Surrender, read; Order for discharging Persons concerned therein from Sequestrations, 21 Jan.-For continuing a Garison of 150 Men, 3 Mar.
-, -1647, Order for continuing the Governor, -The Committee at Derby House to consider of reducing the Island, 27 June-Their Report, 1 Aug.

Ann, Philip, 1646, Order for bailing him, 9 Mar.

Annesley, Mr. 1648, previous Question for sending him Commissioner into Ireland, Neg. 30 Mar.
-, -Dr. 1648, desired to preach, 29 June-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 26 July-Desired to attend Lord Admiral in his own Ship, 15 Aug.

Ansdale, James, 1648, a Committee to state and certify his Accounts, 11 Aug.

Anselme, Colonel William, 1647, to have Pass to transport his Men into Flanders, 11 June.

Antelope, a Ship, 1647, Order from Lords appointing a Captain, disagreed to; another appointed by House, 17 Mar.
-, - 1648, Conference desired with Lords concerning him, the Ship being gone to Sea without a Commander; agreed to, 19 Apr. Managers appointed; Conference held.

Antrobus, Quartermaster Isaac, 1648, Order for bestowing 100 £. upon him, 12 July.

Appleby Castle, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and the new Works slighted, 3 Mar.

Appleton, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July.

Apprentices, 1646, Petition desiring some Days of Recreation; Members to give them an Answer, 1 Mar.
-, - 1647, Petition read; Ordinance concerning Days of Recreation for them, Scholars, and Servants, ordered, 20 Apr.-Read, 7 June. Read Second time; Question for Commitment, Neg. Ordinance passed; agreed to by Lords, -Ordinance concerning their enjoying their Freedoms, read twice, and passed, 27 May. Agreed to by Lords, -Their Petition read; Ordinance for every Second Tuesday in the Month to be a Day of Recreation for them and Scholars, ordered, 8 June. Read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, -Another Petition read; Ordinance concerning Days of Recreation for them and Scholars, read twice, and committed. Reported, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, -The Committee of Indemnity impowered to put in Execution Ordinances concerning the Freedoms of such as have served the Parliament, 23 Dec. Lords Concurrence signified.

Arbitrary Power, 1646, Exercise thereof to be considered in a Committee of the whole House; all Committees to report what they have in their Hands concerning it, 10 Dec. Committee sits.

Ardes, Lord Viscount, 1647, Letter from the Scots Parliament concerning ransoming or releasing him, read; Lords to be desired it may be referred to the Committee of both Houses for Irish Affairs, 7 Apr.-Order from Lords for his Exchange, agreed to, 30 Dec.

Argyle, Marquis of, 1648, Ordinance from Lords for paying him 35,000 £. read, and passed, 5 June-Another from them for rectifying a Mistake in the former, read, and committed, -Another for Payment thereof to him, and the Heretors of the Shiredom of Argyle, read twice, and passed; agreed to by Lords.

Armstrong, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July.

Army, 1646, Certificate of the Accounts of the Treasurers appointed by Act 16° Car. for Relief of his Majesty's Forces, and the Northern Parts, read, and approved-Order for paying the Remainder in their Hands to their Clerk; Lords Concurrence to be desired-House to consider of the Forces and Garisons; Members to present an Account in Writing of what Forces are in their several Counties and Garisons, 15 Feb. Present it; previous Question for considering those of particular Counties; Neg.-Order for considering the Number of Horse to be kept; Resolution for keeping 5,400 Horse and 1,000 Dragoons, -Question for maintaining more Foot than are sufficient to man the Garisons; Neg. - House to consider how the Forces kept up for the Safety of the Kingdom shall be commanded, and paid, 3 & 4 Mar. Previous Question that Sir Thomas Fairfax shall command them, Affirmative. Vide Fairfax, Sir Thomas.

Armyn, Sir William, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state his Accounts, 6 Jan.

Arneside Tower, 1648, Order for making it untenable, 29 June.

Arnold, John. Vide Newman, Edward.
-, -Mr. 1647, a Committee to withdraw and examine him, 2 Feb.

Arrowsmith, Mr. 1646, desired to preach, 30 Dec.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 27 Jan.

Arthur, Captain John, 1646, Ordinance from Lords appointing him Keeper of Sandifort Castle, to be read-Order appointing him Captain thereof, 13 Mar.
-, -1647, Lords put House in mind of the Ordinance, 22 Apr.

Arundell Castle, 1646, to be continued a Garison with 100 Foot besides Officers-Ordnance, &c. belonging to the County of Sussex to be removed thither from Chichester-Those belonging to Hastings, or other Places, to be restored, 2 Mar.- Governor to be continued.

Ash, Mr. desired to preach, 31 Mar.-26 Jan. 1647-7 Aug. 1648-Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 28 Apr. -23 Feb. 1647-Excused, 8 Aug. 1648.
-, - Francis. Vide Gibbs, Mr.
-, - William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Dec.
-, - John. Vide Brookbank, John.

Ashburnham, Mrs. 1646, her Petition from Lords, to be read, 7 Dec.
-, - John, 1647, to be sent for in safe Custody, upon Suspicion of being privy to the King's Escape, 12 Nov.-To be sent for as a Delinquent. Letters concerning sending him up, read; previous Question for insisting upon, and renewing the former Orders, Neg.
-, - 1648, Order for his Commitment to Wind for Castle, 19 May-Resolution for exchanging him for Sir William Massam and others, 10 July-House consents that the General exchange him for Sir William Massam.

Ashford, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 25 May.

Ashley, Captain Thomas, 1647, Petition read, and recommended to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall to pay him 151 £. 6s. 5 d. for Arms and Ammunition left at Hull, 21 Feb.

Ashton, Mr. 1647, referred to the Committee of Examinations, 14 Apr.
-, - Colonel 1648, to be thanked for his good Services in Westmoreland, 29 June-Letter of Thanks for his good Services against the Scots, ordered, 23 Aug.
-, - Dr. 1647, Order for bailing him, 21 May.
-, - Edmund, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 29 Aug.

Ashurst, Lieutenant Colonel John, 1646, appointed Governor of Liverpool, 13 Mar.
-, - William, 1647, Order for 1,000 £. towards Reparation of his Losses, 31 Jan.-For appointing him Clerk of the Crown in Lancashire, 25 Feb. Agreed to by Lords.
-, - Mr. 1648, to be thanked for his good Services in Scotland, 18 July.

Ashwell, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, read, and passed, 28 Sept.

Assessments, 1647, previous Question for appointing a Committee to consider of proportioning equal Rates upon the several Counties in future Assessments, Neg. 7 Apr.-A Committee to prepare Letters for hastening the Payment of the Arrears of the Assessments for 60,000 £. per Mensem, 13 Nov. -Commissioners to appoint a Receiver General; Order for a Salary to him-Members to go into their several Counties for bringing in the Arrears; a Committee to prepare Instructions for them, and Letter to hasten the Payment, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter read, and agreed to, -A Committee to consider of an equal Proportion in future Assessments, 15 Jan.-Revived; Order for their Sitting, 6 Mar.
-, - 1648, the Committee of the Army to prepare Letters to the Commissioners in the several Counties, to expedite the Assessments, 3 Apr. Order for Speaker to sign Letters to that Purpose-Ordinance for more speedy bringing in the Arrears of the Assessments of 60,000 £. per Mensem, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Order for the Members of the Counties in Arrear to write Letters to the Committees to take effectual Course that the Arrears be paid, and require an Account who are behind, 2 May-12 & 17 June.

Associations, 1647, Ordinance enabling the Committees of the Northern Association to act in the Ordinances of Sequestrations, read, and passed, 26 Mar. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments read; nothing done thereupon-Order for disbanding all their Foot, except those in the Garisons, -Ordinance for a Month's Pay for them, to be read, 2 July. Read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, -Letter for bringing in the Arrears to the Earl of Manchester's Army, ordered, -Additional Committees to the Committee of Sequestrations, 23 Dec.-Agreed to by Lords, 1 Jan.
-, - 1648, several Letters concerning the Association read, and referred to the Committee at Derby House, 4 May.
-, - 1647, House approves the Agreement of the Committee of the Eastern Association with the Committee of the Army, for paying 20,000 £. assigned to them, for the Use of the Army, and for the Repayment thereof; Ordinance for that Purpose ordered, 9 Nov. Read, and passed, - Agreed to by Lords, 1 Dec. Ordinance amended; Amendment agreed to by Lords, -A Committee to treat with them about Forbearance and Security, 8 Feb. Report; Order for Security and Interest for the 20,000 £. and for 10,000 £. more due to them; Ordinances for that Purpose, ordered, 9 Feb.-Severally read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired.-Report touching the disbanding their Forces, to be made, 1 Mar.

Asson, William, 1647, Order for paying him 50 £. for his eminent Affection to the Parliament, 3 Mar.

Astley, Major Robert. Vide Moore, Colonel John.
-, - Sir Jacob, 1647, to have a Ticket for staying in Town and to be freed from his Restraint, 18 Feb.-His Petition from Lords; their Order for accepting his Fine, agreed to, 1 Mar. Ordinance for that Purpose, read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords.

Astley, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, read, and passed, 23 Nov.

Aston, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, read, nothing done thereupon, 9 Apr.-Another from them, read, and committed.

Athowe, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Mar.

Atkins, Baron, 1648, Ordinance from Lords for translating him from the Exchequer to the Common Pleas, 8 Aug. Read, and passed.

Atkyn, Elizabeth, 1646, Order for bestowing 50 £. upon her, 8 Dec.

Audley, Wheathill, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 30 Mar.

Awdly, Dr. 1646. Vide Privileges.

Axtell, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel, 1648, Order for 50 £. to buy him Horses, 15 Aug.

Ayscough, Colonel Edward, 1646, appointed Vice-Admiral of Lincolnshire, 16 Mar.

Aylett, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.

Aylmer, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.

Ayloffe, Sir Benjamin, 1646, Petition read; Order for bailing him, 25 Dec.

Ayre, William and Thomas. Vide Wells, William.

Ayres, Colonel, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody for raising Horse in Berks, 16 Aug. His written Answer, and Informations against him, read; the Committee at Derby House to suppress the Forces, and disband and restore the Horses-Order for apprehending and proceeding against him according to Law.

22° 23° & 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 1647, & 1648.

BABINGTON, Mrs. 1648, Petition to be read, 31 July. — Mr. 1648, has Leave to wait upon the King as his Barber, 3 Aug.

Backsteed, Colonel John. Vide Devereux, Colonel Nicolas.

Backwell, Captain, 1647, Certificate of his Accounts, to be read, 14 May.

Bacon, Nathanael, 1646, to be allowed 3,000 £. in Recompence for his Office in the Court of Wards, 9 Jan.

Budde, Sir Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.

Bail to be taken, 25 Dec.-25 Jan.-9 Mar. 1646- 26 Mar.-21 May-29. June-10 & 17 July-3 Aug.-6 & 28 Oct.-8 Mar. 1647-3 June-1 Sept.1648.

Bainton, Colonel Edward, 1647, Report touching his Name to a Warrant for appointing Horses to Colonel Weymes and his Officers; Order for him to withdraw; Resolution for suspending him from the House, 3 Sept.
-, -1648, Order for re admitting him, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords.

Laker, William and Richard Pigott, 1648, Petition read; Order for Repayment of their Loans; a Committee to enquire how they stand in Course to be paid, 1 Aug.
-, -John. Vide Browne, Oliver.

Baldwyn, Charles, 1646, State of his Fine, Delinquency, and Estate, reported, and re-committed, 14 Jan.
-, -1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.
-, -Mr.1647, his Petition from Lords to be read, 9 Feb.
-, -John, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Gentleman Porter of the Tower, under the Great Seal, to be read, 21July. Read, and passed.

Baliol College Oxon, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Master, read, and passed, 21 July.

Ball, Andrew, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar.
-, -Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; his Title since the War to be left out; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 June.

Balston, Catharine, 1646, Order for paying her 100£. in Part of her Husband's Arrears, 12 Jan.

Bamber, John. Vide Fleetwood, Richard.

Bamfield, Lyon, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 12 Jan.

Bampfield, Colonel William, 1647, Order for paying him 100£. in Part of his Debt; a Committee to consider how the Remainder may be paid, 18 Jan.

Banbury, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and the Works slighted, 2 Mar.
-, -1647, the new Works without the Walls to be slighted, 19 July-Ordinance from Lords for better Maintenance of a Minister, read, and passed, with Amendments, 23 Nov. Amendments agreed to by Lords, -Order concerning Timber assigned for the Repair of the Town. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1648, Petition of Inhabitants, read; Order for demolishing the Castle; a Committee to contract with Lord Say for the Purchase thereof; Materials to be bestowed upon the Town, 27 May-Agreement approved, 14 June. Lords Concurrence signified.

Bancks, John, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Minister of Ivy, read, and passed-Order for his quitting the Place of One of the Six Preachers at Canterbury, 10 Feb.

Banister, George, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Mar.

Banks, Lady Mary, 1647, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning her Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Another on behalf of her Children accepted; Ordinance for discharging so much of the Estate as is come to the eldest Son, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept. Both withdrawn; Ordinance comprehending them, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired.
-, -Richard, 1648. Vide Privileges.

Barbadoes, and the Carribbee Islands, 1646, Petition of Planters, and Order of the Committee of foreign Plantations, read, and referred to a Committee, with Powet to send for the Earl of Carlisle's Patent, and state the Matter of Fact upon his Claim to any Interest there, 4 Mar.

Barber, Edward, 1647, Pardon to be prepared for him, 2 Oct.

Barclay, Colonel Henry. Vide Ramsay, Sir James.

Bard, Henry, 1647, Report concerning his being taken going to Ireland; Order for him to give Security that he will depart the Kingdom, otherwise to stand committed, 17 Dec.

Barker, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Jan.
-, -James, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Mar.
-, -William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 3 July.
-, -Colonel, 1647, the Committee of Accounts to state and certify his Accounts, 11 Jan.
-, -1648, to receive, perfect, and certify them, 3 Apr.- Report; Account allowed; Order for paying him, 4,900 £. Ordinance for that Purpose ordered, 4 Aug. Read, and passed; agreed to by Lords.

Barley, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Rector, read, and committed, 15 Feb.

Barnaby, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.

Barnett, Nathanael, 1646, Order for paying him 100 Marks, 2 Mar. Agreed to by Lords.

Barnstaple, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and the Works slighted, 25 Feb.
-, -1647, the Committee of Accounts, to audit, state, and certify the Accounts of the Town, 25 Jan.
-, -1648, General to be acquainted with Informations touching free Quarter there, and to examine the Business, and do Justice to the Town, 22 Apr.

Barnston, William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 29 Aug.

Barrington, Captain, 1648, Order for bestowing 30£. upon him, 18 Apr. Agreed to by Lords.

Barrodale, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 24 Dec.

Barrow, Giles, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee of the Navy, 28 Dec.

Barry, Sir James, 1645, Vote from Lords, appointing him Privy Counsellor for Ireland, read; nothing done thereupon-Order for paying him 200£. for his present Subsistence; Lords Concurrence to be desired-The Committee for Irish Affairs to inquire into the Cause of his being sent out of Ireland, 1 Feb.
-, -1648, Order for bestowing 200£. upon him for his present Maintenance, 31 Aug.

Barton, Colonel William, 1646, Petition to be read, 21 Jan. -9 Feb. Read; Order for paying him 4,071 £. 15 s. 10 d. -For the public Faith to him for 596 £. 14 s. Lords Concurrence to be desired, 10 Feb.
-, -1647, Lords put House in mind of an Order for his Relief, 15 Oct.
-, -Thomas, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June. Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Barton upon Humber, 1647, Lords Order for a Collection for the Town, with the Inhabitants Petition, and Certificate from the Justices, 17 July-Another Petition from Lords; 17 Mar.

Bartowe, Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 17 Dec.

Barwis, Richard, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state and certify his Accounts, 6 Jan.-Certificate to be read, 4 Mar.
-, -Colonel Thomas, and others, 1648, Order for paying them 2,785 £. 6 s. 2 d. Ordinance for that Purpose ordered, 3 June. read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired.

Basil, William, 1646, approved of to be Attorney General for Ireland-Order for Grant under the Great Seal; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Jan.

Basset, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concuzrence to be desired, 14 Jan.

Batchelor, Mr.1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing him Fellow of Eton College, to be read 1 Sept.

Bate, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinqueney, read, and passed; Lords Concurrecne to be desired, 28 Mar.

Bateman, Mr.1647, desired to preach, 25 Aug.-Excused, 1 Sept.

Bath, 1647, additional Commissioners to the Ordinance for 60,000£. per Mensem, 15 Jan. Agreed to by Lords. -Ordinance from Lords, for settling a Maintenance on Two preaching Ministers there, to be read, 29 Mar.
-, -1648, read, and committed, 21 Apr.-Reported, and passed, with Amendments, 1 May. Amendments agreed to by Lords, -Letter touching making it a Garison, reported, 1 Aug.
-, -Earl of, 1646, his Petition, and Lords Order thereupon, 23 Feb. They put House in mind thereof, 27 Feb.- 24 Mar. Petition and Order to be read, 7 Feb.
-, -1647, Lords put House in mind thereof, 7 Apr.- 14 May. Petition, and Order, to be considered.

Bathurst, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Mar.

Batton, Captain, 1647, to be thanked for his good Services, 27 Sept.
-, - 1648, his Letter and Petition; Order for paying him 100£. in Part of his Arrears, 5 June.

Battley, Andrew, 1648 Vide Privileges.

Bawdon, George, Vide Minterne, Henry.

Baxter, Captain, 1648, Order for a Commission to him to command a Troop of Horse, 1 July. Agreed to by Lords.

Bayley, William, 1647, Order for his Discharge, 27 Nov.

Baynes, Colonel Jeremy, 1647, Report concerning him; Resolution that there appears Matter sufficient to accuse him of High Treason; a Committee to prepare Articles, 24 Aug. -Order for his Removal from the Compter to Lord Petre's House, 6 Sept.-Articles, with Clause of saving Liberty, reported, 1 Oct.
-, -1648, previous Question for discharging him from his Imprisonment, and from any Proceedings upon his Impeachment, Affirmative, 23 May.

Beamont, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Dec.

Bearbaitings . Vide Stage-plays.

Beaumaris. Vide Anglesea.-1646, new Writ, 8 Dec.

Beaumont, Lady, 1648, her Petition from Lords, 25 Mar.

Beck, Jeremiah, 1646, Petition to be read, 6 Feb.-Lords put House in mind of Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency -Order for him to receive the Rents of his Estate upon Security to abide by any Order concerning his Sequestration.
-, -Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 25 Mar.

Beckwith, Arthur, 1647, Petition on behalf of his Children; Order for committing the Guardianship of them to his Widow and others; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 21 Aug.

Beddall, Thomas, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept.

Beddingfield, Thomas, 1647, has Leave to return into England, upon Security not to act against the Parliament, 1 May.

Bedford County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Feb. Another appointed by them; agreed to; Vote vacated; Gentlemen of the County to present Names of sit Persons to be Sheriffs, -One appointed by Lords, approved; Order for a Commission to him, 9 Mar.-Resolution that there shall be no Garison in the County, 23 Feb.
-, -1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 29 Nov. -Commissioners for the monthly Assessment of 60,000£. to nominate a general Receiver-Members sent down to hasten the Payment of the Arrears of the Assessments of 600,000£. the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and a Draught of a Letter to be sent, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to.
-, -Countess of, 1646, her Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 18 Dec.
-, -Level, 1647, Ordinance for draining it, read; previous Question for Second Reading, Affirmative; Ordinance read, and committed to a Committee of the whole House, 6 Mar. Petitions referred. Committee fits. Revived; Order for their meeting.

Beecher, Lieutenant Colonel Phane, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee of Irish Affairs, 3 Apr.

Belfast . Vide Ireland.

Bell, Captain Henry, 1646, to have the sole Privilege of printing his Translation of Martin Luther's Book, called, his last divine Discourses; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 24 Feb.
-, -John, 1647. Vide Privileges.

Belasyse, Henry, 1646, admitted to compound for his Father's and his own Estate, 22 Mar.

Bellieure, Mons. 1646, Information that Letters directed to him were stayed, and sent sealed to Speaker; Order for delivering them to his Secretary; Speaker to grant a Pass to the Express to carry them to Newcastle, 10 Dec.-To grant him a Warrant to transport Horses brought from France, 8 Jan.- Order from Lords for providing Goringe House for him, - A Committee to withdraw and prepare Message to know whether he have any Address to the House; Message reported, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -His Secretary's Letter, to Speaker, read, -Message from Lords, acquainting House they had appointed a Day for giving him Audience, 23 Feb.-Speaker acquaints House with his Desire of an Audience; Day appointed for it. Manner of receiving him; he declares his Mind in French; Speaker's Answer.
-, -1647, Leave given him to attend on the King, 6 July -His Letter from Lords about taking Leave, and desiring a Pass; Pass granted; Order for a Ship to transport him- for the Master of the Ceremonies to attend him, and provide Coaches, &c. for his Accommodation; a Committee of both Houses to visit him, and with him a good Journey, 20 Oct. -The Committee of foreign Affairs to receive Letters he has to deliver to both Houses.

Belvoir Castle, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and the new Works slighted, 1 Mar.
-, -1647, Order for paying the Garison 150£. in Part of their Arrears, 4 Oct.
-, -1648, Letter from Lords to be sent to the General for the Removal of the Garison, 30 May-Care of the Castle recommended to Colonel Rosseter, 6 June.-Message from Lords desiring a Letter may be sent to the General to take off the Garison; Members to acquaint the Earl of Rutland with the urgent Necessity of keeping it.

Bemister, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants read; Order for 2,000 £. for their Relief, and for rebuilding their Houses; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 25 Dec.

Bence, John, 1646, Ordinance appointing him Commissioner of the Navy; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Dec.- Lords to be pressed to pass the Ordinance, 8 Feb.
-, -1647, House puts them in mind thereof, 13 Apr.

Bendish, Sir Thomas, 1646, Petition of the Levant Company, desiring he may be Ambassador at Constantinople, with Form of a Commission for him, read, and agreed to-Ordinance constituting him Ambassador, read twice, and passed, 28 Jan. Agreed to by Lords.

Benson, Robert, 1646, Information that he was apprehended upon the Ordinance for keeping Delinquents out of the Lines; Order for his Commitment to Newgate; a Committee to consider what Manner of Proceeding is fit to be had against him, 20 Feb.
-, -1647, Order for bailing him, 17 July.
-, -Henry, 1648, Order for Commissions to him and his inferior Officers to raise Horse Volunteers, 5 July. Agreed to by Lords.

Beresford, Christopher, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 June.

Berkeley, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Vicar, 6 May-Read, and passed, 23 Nov.

Berkley, Lord, 1647, Resolution for impeaching him of High Treason; Impeachment sent to Lords, with Desire he may be sequestered from their House, and committed, 8 Sept.-Lords desired to appoint a time for bringing up the Articles, 17 Sept. -14 Oct. Time appointed. A Committee to prepare them, -Message from Lords, desiring a speedy Proceeding; Articles to be reported, 29 Nov.-To be read, 1 Dec. Message to Lords, desiring a longer time to bring them up; agreed to. Informations, and Matters of Evidence, reported, and read, -Ingrossed Articles reported; Evidence to each read, and applied by the Reporters; Articles, Title, and Conclusion, agreed to, 19 Jan. Sent to Lords.
-, -1648, Resolution for proceeding no further upon his Impeachment, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords- Message from them that they will discharge him unless House proceed by a Day appointed.
-, -Sir John, 1647, to be sent for in safe Custody, upon Suspicion of being privy to the King's Escape, 12 Nov. To be sent for as a Delinquent. Letters concerning the sending him up, read; previous Question for insisting upon and renewing the former Orders, Neg. 22.
-, -Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Sept.
-, -Sir Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Dec.
-, -Sir Maurice, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Dec.
-, -Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Dec.
-, -Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 4 Jan.
-, -Sir Rowland, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Jan.

Berks, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 17 Nov. Order from Lords, appointing another; referred to a Committee, -Order appointing another, and for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 10 Jan.- Commissioners for the Assessment of 600,000£. per Mensem to nominate a Receiver General-Gentlemen sent down to hasten the bringing in the Arrears of the Assessment of 60,000 £.; the Committee of the Navy to prepare Instructions for them, and Draught of a Letter to be sent, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to, -Additional Committees; agreed to by Lords, 21 Mar.
-, - 1648, additional Committees to the several Ordinances for Assessments for Ireland, 15 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, - Petition of Inhabitants, desiring to be freed from the Arrears of the British Tax, read, and referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, with Power to receive Complaints from all Counties, touching the rigorous Levying thereof, 30 May- Deputy Lieutenants appointed by Lords, 17 June-Letter from thence; the Committee to disband and restore Horse raised, 16 Aug. The Committee at Derby House to disband and restore them, and suppress the Forces; Gentlemen of the County to advise with them-Order for apprehending the Forces, and proceeding against them according to Law.

Berrow, Anthony, 1646, Ordinance for settling upon him a Rent-charge of 50£. per Annum out of Sir Henry Lingen's Estate, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 5 Feb.- House puts them in mind thereof-Order for bestowing 700£. on him out of the same Estate; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Mar.

Bertie, Sir Peregrine, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.

Berwick, 1646, a Committee to present Names of fit Persons to see the Fortifications slighted, and prepare Instructions for them, 28 Dec. Instructions to be reported. Reported; read twice, and agreed to-Order for conveying Ordnance and Arms from thence to Newcastle, -Returned from Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 6 Jan.
-, - 1647, Letters from the Commissioners in Scotland to the Mayor, &c. and their Answer upon Information of a Design to surprize the Town, with the Commissioners Letter to the Scots Parliament, read; a Committee to prepare Letters to the Commissioners and Mayor, 20 Mar.- Report of an Order of the Committee at Derby House; Instructions to be sent to the Commissioners to acquaint the Scots Parliament that the Town is surprised by Enemies who had been demanded of them, 5 May. The Committee at Derby House to prepare the Instructions; their Report read. Instructions agreed to by Lords.

Best, Paul, 1647, Order for suppressing and burning blasphemous Pamphlets written by him; the Committee of Complaints to enquire into the Printers, &c. with Power to suppress the Books-Ordinance for punishing him, to be considered, 24 July.

Betham House, 1648, Order for making it untenable, 29 June.

Bethell, Colonel, 1647, Order for keeping up his Regiment of Horse, 29 Mar.
-, - Captain Henry, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar.

Bettisworth, Colonel Thomas, 1646, appointed Lieutenant Governor of Portsmouth, 17 Mar.

Bevoir, Peter de, 1647, Order from Lords, appointing him Bailiff of Guernsey, agreed to, 10 July.

Bewdley, 1648, new Writs, 10 May-15 June.

Bewley, Captain William, 1646, appointed chief Officer of the Forces in Cockermouth Castle, 13 Mar.

Bible. Vide Haake, Mr.

Bickerstaffe, Howard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 10 Jan.

Bide, Alderman John, 1647, previous Question for impeaching him of High Treason, Affirmative; main Questions, Neg. 25 Sept.

Bidle, John, 1647, Order for seizing and burning his blasphemous Pamphlet, against the Deity of the Holy Ghost; Examination referred to the Committee of plundered Ministers, with Power to commit him, and compare it with the Manuscripts, 6 Sept. Further Power given them.

Billers, William, 1647, Order for his Removal from the Clerkship of the Deliveries in the Ordnance, agreed to by Lords, 3 Aug.-Ordinance for continuing him during Life; Lords Concurrence to be desired.

Binding, William. Vide Newman, Edward.

Bingham, Colonel John, 1647, Petition read, and referred to the Committee of Accounts-Order for paying him 1,000 £. in Part of his Arrears, 16 Feb.

Birch, Colonel Samuel, 1647, Order for paying him 500 £. upon Account, 26 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, -The Committee of Accounts to take, state, and certify, his Accounts; no Monies to be charged upon the Excise till Report made, 29 Mar.-Certificate reported, read, and approved; Public Faith to him for 4,097£. 7s. 4d. in full of all Demands; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 June-Business concerning transporting his Forces into Ireland, referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs; Parties to attend them; a Committee to go to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall upon procuring Money for them, 27 May-Ordinance for 800£. for cloathing them, and other Necessaries, read, and passed-Ordinance for Commissions to him and his Officers, read, and passed; severally agreed to by Lords, -Order touching transporting them forthwith, 15 June-His Informations concerning his Provost Marshal, referred to the Committee of Indemnity, -His Letter read; Debate thereon; a Committee to prepare a Letter to the General; Letter reported, read, and agreed to, -His Informations concerning his Stay in his Journey, of his being carried to the Head Quarters, and his Discharge, and the Occasions of his Return; Vote of Approbation of his Return, -Leave given him to go with all Speed into Ireland, -His Letter read; a Committee to prepare Letter to General for Order to send them, 19 July. Letter read, and agreed to, -Colonel to give Account concerning his Employment for Ireland, 18 Aug.-Gives Account of the Monies assigned for him and his Men, and the Obstructions he met with-Acquittance for Monies paid by him to the Committee of Herefordshire, read, and returned-General's Letter to him, concerning some Differences between him and his Forces, read, and returned, 1 Sept.-Ordinance for securing to him 2,500£. with Interest, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, 24 Dec.

Bird, William, 1646, Report concerning him; Order for restoring him to the Place of Searcher in Lynn; the Committee to take care he be restored, 5 Dec.

Birkhead, Serjeant, 1647, previous Question for calling him in, Neg.-Order for him to deliver up the Mace, 31 July- To attend House as formerly, 4 Aug.
-, - 1648, Order for discharging him of the Penalties upon a Contract for Ely House, 22 June.

Bishop, Henry, 1646, Order for pardoning his Delinquency, upon the earnest Desire of the Colony of Virginia; Lords Concurrence to be desired-a Committee to prepare Letter to acquaint the Colony therewith, 8 Feb.
-, - William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 25 Mar.
-, - Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Jan.

Bishops, 1646, additional Ordinance for the Alteration and Explanation of the Oath to be taken by the Surveyors of Bishops Lands, and for better enabling the Trustees to execute their Trust, read, 15 Dec. Read Second time; Question for Commitment, Neg.; Ordinance passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Contractors Desires reported, and referred to a Committee, with Power to consider of an Oath for the Register's Deputy-Resolution for allowing the Contractors 2d. in the Pound-Clause in the Ordinance for Sale of Bishops Lands, and the Instructions to the Contractors, amended; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Declaration concerning the Entry of Assignments, with the Commissioners of Excise. Sent to Lords-Ordinance concerning the Oath of the Surveyors, returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, with Amendments. Those Amendments sent to Lords, -Petition of Trustees to be read, 18 Jan. Read, with the Excuses of several; Excuses allowed; Ordinance for discharging them, ordered-Resolution for paying them 2,000£. for this Year-Quorum appointed- Residue of the Petition referred to a Committee, with Power to prepare Ordinance for settling the Particulars, -Ordinance for lessening the Number of Trustees, read twice, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 26 Feb.-Ordinance for better explaining and executing former Ordinances for Sale of Bishops Lands, read twice, and committed, - Reported, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 Mar. - 1647, a Committee to receive Account of the Contractors Proceedings, 1 Apr.- The Committee for the Maintenance of the late Bishops to meet, and fit de die in diem, to consider how it may be raised, -Declaration concerning the Sale of Chapels belonging to their Palaces, together with the Palaces; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Ordinance for making the Purchasers of their Lands accountable for the mesne Profits between the Time of the Contracts, and the sealing of the Conveyance, and for rebating the Interest of the Moiety of the Purchase-money to such as pay the Whole at the First Payment, read twice, and committed, 19 Aug. Reported, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, - Ordinance for putting the Great Seal to Conveyances, and for Delivery of Writings, that concern the Purchase, and for more speedy passing Conveyances, read, and passed, 17 Sept. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, -Contractors to be heard concerning Obstructions, and have Liberty to present an Ordinance for removing them, 14 Oct. Their Petition, with Remedies for removing them, and Ordinance for that Purpose, read. Committed; Trustees Petition, with Schedule of Obstructions and Remedies, read, and referred. The Committee impowered to meet from time to time, -Committees added, 10 Nov. Ordinance to be reported. Reported; Proviso read twice, and rejected; Ordinance passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Ordinance for expediting the Sale of Bishops Lands, and dispatching Conveyances to be made thereon, read, 21 Oct.-Ordinance for appointing a Salary to the Contractors, read, 1 Dec.-Order for Second Reading, 13 & 22 Jan.-Committed, 14 Mar.-Ordinance for enabling the Committee of plundered Ministers to dispose of the Revenues of impropriated Rectories that belonged to Bishops, ordered, 27 Jan.-Explanatory Ordinance for Sale of their Lands, read, 8 Feb. Committed; Clause touching the Proportions to be offered in the Sale of Reversions, read, and committed. Ordinance reported, Clause touching the Payment of the Contractors Salaries out of the Forfeitures, read twice, and rejected; Ordinance passed, 14 Mar. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, -A Committee to prepare Ordinance to authorize a Committee to remove Obstructions, settle Differences among the Officers, and all other Matters that may occasion any Obstruction, 9 Feb.-Ordinance concerning the Rates to be observed in the Sale of Reversions of Bishops Lands, reported, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired-A Committee to consider what Manors have been sold or contracted for, and what Monies have been paid, and of encouraging Corporations to purchase, by granting them Privileges, 14 Mar.-Ordinance for paying 42,000£. out of Bishops Lands, 30,000£. whereof to be paid to such Persons as having formerly lent Money upon the Propositions were not able to double the Sums lent, read.
-, -1648, Ordinance touching Contractors Salaries, reported, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 30 Mar. -Petitions of Trustees and Contractors, read, with a Paper of Obstructions; Latter Petition, and Paper, referred to the Committee of Obstructions-Ordinance for removing them, to be read, 22 June. Read, -Committed, 14 Aug. Reported, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Ordinance that all who have contracted for Bishops Lands since 20th March be admitted to pay their Second Payment by defalking any Money to them due by Assignments, or otherwise, from the State, and that the Treasurers allow thereof, read, 29 June-Purchasers not to enjoy both the Profits of the Land, and Interest for Tickets after Contract-Ordinance for bringing in the Second Payment, read twice, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 24 July-Ordinance to be printed and published, 3 Aug.-Report of Cases of Difficulty tendered by the Contractors; Resolutions thereupon.

Blachford, Henry, 1646, Order for bailing him, 25 Jan.

Blackall, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Dec.

Blackbourne, Robert, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, to be read, 25 Oct.

Blackmore, Adjutant, 1648, Order for bestowing 200£. upon him, 28 Aug.

Blague, Mary, 1646, Order for bestowing 100£. upon her, 8 Dec. -Colonel, 1646, Order for paying him 500£. 25 Dec.

Blake, Humphry. Vide Minterne, Henry.
-, -Colonel Robert, 1647, Petition read; Order for paying him 1,000£. in Part of his Arrears, 8 Mar.

Bland, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Mar.
-, -Mr. Vide Fowkes, Mr.
-, -Thomas and John, 1648, Report concerning them; Resolution that 6,000£. is due from them to the Parliament- that the Money be paid out of their Estates-that the Office of Receiver General of Yorkshire is forfeited as to them-that another be appointed-The Committee of the Revenue to take effectual Course for bringing in the Money, 25 Mar.-Order for repaying them Money disbursed for the Service of the Isle of Wight, 12 June.

Blasphemies. Vide Heresies.

Blawe, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 24 Dec.

Blayney, Lady, 1646, Amendment to her Ordinance, sent to Lords, 16 Dec.

Blundell, Sir Arthur, 1647, Petition to be read, 2 & 16 July. -Order for paying him 50£. in Part of his Debt, 22 Jan. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1648, Report concerning him; Order for paying the Whole, 31 July-Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1648, Report concerning him; Order for paying the Whole, 31 July-Agreed to by Lords, 22 Aug.
-, -George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.
-, -Thomas, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Blunt, Sir Walter, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee of Prisoners, with Power to allow him Liberty, upon Security for his true Imprisonment, 10 Dec.
-, -Colonel, 1647, Vote approving his late Action in joining with the Army, agreed to by Lords, 11 Aug.

Blytheman, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Jan.

Boate, Dr. Gerard, 1647, appointed Physician to the Army in Ireland, 16 July.

Bodenham, Sir Wingfield, 1646, Order for bailing him upon Security for Payment of his Fine, 25 Dec.
-, -1647, Order for removing from the Tower to the King's Bench Prison, 1 Oct.

Bodmyn, new Writs, 8 Dec. 1646-1 Mar. 1647-Report concerning the Election; Consideration thereof respited, 5 July.

Bohemia, Queen of, 1647, Report concerning her eldest Daughter, to be made, 30 Oct.

Bois, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Aug.

Bolinbroke, Castle, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and made indefensible, 1 Mar.

Bolton, Samuel, 1646, Message from Lords, desiring he may be of the Assembly of Divines, 13 Feb. They desire the Concurrence of House thereto, -They recommend him, 13 Mar.
-, -1648, desired to preach, 26 July.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 30 Aug.

Bolton, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and made untenable, 26 Feb.
-, -1647, House adhere to their Vote, 13 July.

Bond, Mr. 1646, his Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, to be read, 1 Feb.-The Committee of Accounts, upon passing his, to allow a Receipt in Discharge of 400£. 4 Mar.
-, -Mr. 1648, desired to preach, 12 July. Thanked, and to print his Sermon, -Desired to pray before the House, 11 Aug. Thanked.
-, -Captain Elias, 1646, appointed Governor of Portland Castle, 13 Mar.

Bonfires, 1648, Order against making them, to be communicated to the Committee of the Militia, with Thanks for their Care herein, 6 June.

Bonnatine, Sir James, 1648, his Petition; Lords Order for him to transport 800 Men, upon the Conditions and Securities offered, agreed to, 18 May.

Booly, John. Vide Minterne, Henry.

Booreman, William, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Booth, Charles, 1646, Order for discharging his Sequestration; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.
-, -Laurence, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 5 Jan.
-, -Colonel John, 1648, to be sent to House upon his Parole, with the Informations against him, 29 May.-Order for depositing his Horses, &c. in the Hands of the Sheriff of Lancashire, 7 June-Examination of the Business touching him, referred to the Committee of Lancashire, 3 July.
-, -Sir George, 1648, his Letter, and Letter to him, read; Order for Letter of Thanks, with Desire he would discover the Writer of the suspicious Letter sent to him, 19 June.

Boothby, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Jan.

Boreman, William 1647, Petition, and other Papers reported; Order for Repayment of Money advanced by him for the King's Children, 18 Aug.

Borlase, Sir John, 1647, Order for paying him 500£. upon Account, 19 Jan. Agreed to by Lords.
-, - Lady Alice, 1647, her Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 17 Mar.
-, - 1648, Order for paying her 200£. in Part of her Husband's Arrears, 9 June.

Boroughbriggs, 1647, new Writ, 25 Oct.

Boroughe, Lady, 1646, Lords put House in mind of her Petition, 6 Feb.

Borros, John, 1646, Lords put House in mind of an Order for pardoning him for several Felonies-Order for reprieving him; Serjeant to acquaint Recorder therewith, 27 Feb.-Agreed to by Lords, 1 Mar.
-, - 1648, Lords put House in mind of an Order for pardoning him; Order agreed to, 17 July.

Bosevile, Humphrey, 1647, Letter from the Commissioners at Holdenby House, with his Examination concerning Papers he delivered to the King; Question that the Sheriff send him up, Neg.; Order for sending for him as a Delinquent, 8 Apr.

Bossiney, 1646, new Writ, 9 Feb.

Bostock, Thomas, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Boston, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and the new Works slighted, 1 Mar.

Boswell, James, 1647, Petition read; Order for his Discharge; the Committee of Excise to state the Account of his Debt, and prepare Ordinance for his Relief, 25 June.

Boteler, Lady Joan, 1647, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning her Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21 Dec.
-, - Captain William, 1648, Order for Commissions to him and his inferior Officers to raise Horse Volunteers, 5 July. Agreed to by Lords.

Bothell, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Rector, read, and passed, 7 Jan.

Bovile, Stephen, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 July.

Bound, Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Dec.

Bourchier, Richard Vide Alum.
-, - Verney, 1646, his Petition, and General's Letter, concerning him, referred to the Committee of the Navy, 28 Dec.
-, - Mr. 1647, to be recommended for a Place in the Excise or Customs, 9 Sept.

Bourne, Robert, 1648, his Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 30 June.

Bowen, John, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept.- 17 Mar.
-, - 1648, his Petition from Lords, read, and referred to the Committee of the Navy, 20 June.

Bowman, Leonard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Sept.

Bowyer, Colonel, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state and certify his Accounts, 18 Jan.
-, - 1647, Certificate to be read, 22 Apr.
-, - Jeremy, 1646, Order for making Report concerning him, 11 Feb.
-, - 1647, like Order, 20 Aug. Report; Debt due from him to a Delinquent to be assigned to him for his Wool used in the Siege of Bradford.

Box, Mr. 1647, Papers taken upon him by the Watch, read, and to be sent to General-the Committee of Complaints to withdraw and examine him, 13 Nov.

Boyde, Thomas, 1646, Scots Commissioners Letter, with his Petition inclosed, communicated by Lords, 24 Mar.
-, - 1647, another Petition, with Report from the Committee of Indemnity recommended by Lords, 15 Oct.-Referred to a Committee, 10 Nov.

Boynton, Colonel Matthew, 1646, to be continued Governor of Scarborough, 13 Mar.

Boys, Captain, 1646, to be continued Governor of Dover Castle, 13 Mar.

Boza, Major, 1647, Order for bestowing 100£. upon him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 May.

Brace, Philip, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.

Bradford, 1647, Petition of poor Inhabitants, to be read, 22 Apr.

Bradshaw, George, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Head of Baliol College Oxon, 21 July.

Braine, Captain William, 1647, Petition read, 11 Aug. Vide Britton, Thomas.

Braines, Arnold, Vide Pickering, James.

Bramcroft, Castle, 1648, to be made untenable, 11 July.

Brampton Bryan, 1648, Order for 2,000£. for Repair of the Church; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Aug.

Bramston, Sir John, 1647, Ordinance appointing him a Justice of the Common Pleas; sent to Lords, 29 Apr. Message desiring them to expedite it.

Brandling, Colonel Robert, 1647, Petition with Certificates annexed; Order for discharging his Sequestration, 4 Nov.

Branley, Captain, 1647, Report from Lords, recommending him to be Captain of a Ship, read, and agreed to, 30 Apr. -Another Report, recommending him, re-committed, 27 Sept.-Order appointing him, 17 Mar.

Brathwaite, Gawen, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 11 Jan.

Braybrooke, 1646, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minister, read and passed, 9 Jan.

Brecon County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Feb.
-, - 1647, like Order, 17 Nov.-Information against him referred to the Committee of Complaints, 18-Another appointed; Order for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 5 Dec.
-, - 1648, Ordinance touching the Militia, 10 May. Vide Gloucester County.

Brent, William, 1647, Order for removing him from the Gatehouse to Newgate-Justice who committed him to examine him touching his adhering to the Rebellion in Ireland-Order for his Tryal, 15 Dec.
-, - 1648, Order for proceeding against him in the King's Bench; agreed to by Lords, 14 Apr.
-, - Sir Nathanael, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Judge of the Prerogative Court, read, 13 Jan.

Brentford, 1647, House to consider of providing a competent Maintenance for a Minister, 31 Jan.-Order for allowing him 60£. per Annum, and for his Residence there; Commencement thereof, 3 Feb.

Brereton, Sir William, 1647, Ordinance for repealing Part of an Ordinance that gives him Power to receive Monies, ordered, 7 Apr.
-, - Lord, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Mar.
-, - 1648, his Petition from Lords, 25 Mar.

Bretherton, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Dec.

Brett, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Sept.
-, - Sir Alexander, 1647, Petition of his Daughters recommended by Lords, 1 Mar.
-, - Richard, 1648, his Examination read, and referred to the Committee of the Navy-Order for continuing him in Custody, 12 Aug. Report; Order for trying him by martial Law.

Bretton, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 20 Dec.

Brewen, Jonathan, 1647, Order for Lords, appointing him Baron of the Exchequer at Chester, agreed to, 6 July.

Brewers Company, 1647, Petition read, 24 Aug. Vide Excise.

Brideston, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Minister, 1 Mar.
-, - 1648, read, and passed, 30 June.

Bridge, Mr. 1648, desired to preach, 11 May. Thanked, and to print his Sermon.

Bridges, Sir John, 1646, Ordinance from Lords for him to be read, 13 Mar.-Agreement of the Committee of both Kingdoms with him concerning pardoning his Delinquency, reported; Order for discharging it; Lords Concurrence to be desired.
-, - 1647, signified, 30 Mar.
-, - Colonel John, 1647, to be continued Governor of Warwick Castle, 25 Mar.
-, - Mr. of Yarmouth, 1647, desired to preach, 22 Oct.
-, - Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 7 Nov.
-, -Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Mar.
-, - Sir Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.

Bridgewater, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 14 Jan. -Another from Lords, -They put House in mind thereof, 6 Feb.-House adhere to their Vote for disgarisoning, slighting, and dismantling the Works, 2 Mar.
-, -1647, Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 8 Jan.

Bridgnorth, 1647, Order for a Collection for Relief of the Inhabitants who sustained Losses to the Value of 90,000£. by the Enemies firing the Town, agreed to by Lords, 10 Jan.

Briefs, 1647, no Collection to be made upon them, except under the Great Seal, by Order of both Houses-A Committee to receive Petitions, to examine and consider how Towns, &c. demolished since the Wars, may be repaired, 10 Jan.

Bright, John, 1647, Report, and Lords Order, appointing him Master Shipwright at Chatham, read, and agreed to, 2 Oct.

Briscoe, William, 1647, the Committees of Complaints and Indemnity to forbear proceeding against him till further Order, 14 Mar.

Bristoe, Captains Francis and John. Vide Barwis, Colonel Thomas.

Bristol, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and the Works and Forts slighted-The Castle and great Fort to continue a Garison, with 250 Foot, 2 Mar. Resolution that there shall be one Governor thereof; Governor appointed.
-, -1647, Deputy Governor has Leave to come to London; Commander appointed during his Absence, 28 May-Letter desiring Colonel Rolfe may be continued Governor, 17 July -Declaration for keeping the Castle and great Fort garisoned, according to former Order, -Petition of Inhabitants; Speaker's Answer, 2 Sept-Order for 750£. for the Garison; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 4 Oct.- Letter from the Sub-commissioners of Excise referred to the Committee of the Navy, 15 Dec.
-, - 1648, Letters from thence read, 30 Mar.-Another read, and sent to General; the Committee at Derby House to take effectual Course for the Safety of the Place, 1 May- Order for 500£. for Repairs and Provisions; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered. Read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, -Order for 1,000£. for fortifying and victualling the City; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 21 June. Read twice, and passed, -Agreed to by Lords, 1 July -Ordinance for settling the Militia, read, and passed, 21 June. Agreed to by Lords, -Member sent down to settle the Militia and Peace of the Town.

Britton, Thomas, 1647, Complaint against him for assaulting Captain Braine; Order for taking him into Custody, 11 Aug.

Broad, Auditor, 1647, Petition to be read, 24 Dec.-Read; Order for paying him 1,000£. in full of all Demands; Ordinance for that Purpose, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 8 Mar.

Brodridge, Christopher, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21 Sept.

Broghill, Lord, 1647, his Letters to Lord Lisle, read, and referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 9 Sept.-His Petition read; Order for paying him 2,000£. in Part of his Arrears, 16 Feb.-Agreed to by Lords-Ordinance from them, appointing him Master of the Ordnance in Ireland, read, and passed, 17 Mar.

Bromeley, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.
-, - William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Dec.

Bromfield, Colonel Laurence, 1647, Report concerning him; Resolution that there appears Matter sufficient to accuse him of High Crimes and Misdemeanors, and that he be impeached accordingly; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.
-, - 1648, Order for discharging him from his Imprisonment, and from any Proceedings upon his Impeachment, 23 May.

Brookbank, John, and others, 1647, Petition to the King referred to the Committee of Complaints, 20 Dec.

Brooke, John, 1646, Certificate of his Accounts, read; Account allowed, 4 Mar.
-, -Lady Penelope, 1646, Petition read; Order for bestowing 400£. on her for herself and Children, agreed to by Lords, 16 Apr.
-, -Sir John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired; his Title since the War to be left out, 1 June -Order for re-delivering his Writings, 1 June- 13 July.
-, -late Lord, 1647, Treasurers appointed to receive and issue Monies due to Persons employed in the Expedition under him, 17 July.
-, -Mr. 1647, Resolution for indicting him of High Treason Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indictment; Managers and Solicitor appointed; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.-Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct.
-, -Lady Catherine, 1647, her Petition from Lords, and another to House, read; Order for 5,000£. for her Son born after his Father's Death; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 12 Jan.
-, -Captain Randolph. Vide Devereux, Colonel Nicolas.

Brookesby, Quartermaster Nehemiah, 1647, Petition; Order for Payment of his Arrears, 28 Oct.

Broughton, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Dec.

Browne, Major General, 1646, Certificate of his Accounts, reported; Account allowed; Order for paying him 2,033£. 3s. 2d. upon Account; the Committee for Major Generals to consider his Employments as Major General and Governor of Abingdon, 11 Jan.
-, - 1647, Petition of private Soldiers of his Brigade; Petitioners to be paid, with the other Soldiers in Town, 22 June -A Committee to prepare Letter, desiring him to attend the Service of the House; Letter reported, read, and agreed to, 3 Aug.-His Case reported; Resolutions that he had sufficient Authority to be Major General-that he has actually performed Service according to his Commissions-touching the Continuance thereof-for allowing him 10s. per Diem-for paying him 9,016£. in full Satisfaction for his Arrears-Ordinances for paying him 5,000£. out of the Excise-4,016£. out of Goldsmiths Hall, severally ordered, 3 Mar. Read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired.
-, - 1648, Order for allowing him Interest for the Money; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 6 July. Read, and passed; agreed to by Lords-Leave given him to be Sheriff of London, according to the Desires of the City, -Petition of Officers of his Brigade; the Committee of the Army to state and audit their Accounts, 25 Mar.
-, - Oliver and John Barker, 1646, their Petition from Lords; Order for paying them 180£. 20 Jan.
-, - Mr. Alderman, of Bristol, 1647, Letter from Mayor concerning his Imprisonment by the Soldiers, to be inclosed in a Letter to General, with Desire he may be discharged, and that he would examine the Business, and prevent the like for the future, 23 Nov.
-, - Richard, 1647. Vide Privileges.
-, - Ralph, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Mar.
-, - Eleanor, 1648, her Petition, with Lords Order thereupon, 19 June.
-, -John, 1648, Order for paying him 40£. Arrears of his Annuity out of the Hanaper, 24 July.

Brudenell, Lord, 1647, to have Liberty upon Bail for Two Months, 3 Aug.

Brunkard, Sir William, and Henry, 1647, Speaker to send for them by Warrant, and require good Bail, 21 May.

Buckingham County, 1646, Resolution that there shall be no Garison therein, 23 Feb.
-, - 1647, Ordinance for collecting the Arrears upon the Bill of 400,000£. read, and passed, 21 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, -Petitions of Inhabitants, concerning Tythes and free Quarter, read; Speaker's Answers, 14 Sept.-4 Dec. -Commissioners for the monthly Assessment of 60,000£. to nominate a Receiver General-Members sent down to hasten the bringing in the Arrears of the Assessment of 600,000£. The Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and Draught of a Letter to be sent. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to, -Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords-his Petition read: nothing done thereupon, -Petition of Inhabitants read; Speaker's Answer, 7 Dec.
-, -Another Petition read; Thanks thereupon, 9 Mar.
-, -1648, Sheriff dispensed with from taking the usual Oath, 27 Mar. Lords Concurrence signified, -The Committee impowered to raise Forces for preventing and suppressing Insurrections; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 June.
-, - 1647, Report touching the Election to be made, 20 July. Made; Resolution that it is good, and ought to stand.
-, - Duke of, 1647, Order of the Committee of Sequestrations for discharging his Sequestration, and Lords Order thereupon, to be read, 8 Sept.-Read, and agreed to 4 Oct.
-, - 1648, his Letter to Lord Mayor, &c. with a Declaration of his Intentions inclosed, read; previous Question that he and his Adherents be declared Traitors, and proceeded against accordingly, Affirmative-Order for the County Committees, where his Estates lie, to proceed to the Sequestration thereof; Votes to be printed, 7 July.-Order from Lords, touching indemnifying him.

Bulkley, Edward, 1648, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 11 Aug.

Bull, Laurence, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 20 Dec.
-, - Henry 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 31 Dec.
-, - John, 1647. Vide Privileges.

Buller, Elizabeth, 1646, Report concerning her, 16 Jan.- Order for paying her 200£. in full Discharge of her Husband's Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Jan.- 18 Mar.
-, - Colonel Antony, 1646, previous Question for appointing him Governor of Scilly, Affirmative, 12 Mar.
-, - 1647, Order from Lords, for his repairing to his Charge, agreed to, 29 June.

Bull-baitings. Vide Stage-plays.

Bullion, 1647, a Committee to prepare Declaration for the Security of Merchants that shall bring any into the Tower- The Committee of the Navy to take effectual Course to prevent the Transportation thereof, 1 Sept.

Bulmer, Thomas. Vide Newman, Edward.

Bulstrode, Colonel Thomas, 1647, Petition read; a Committee to state his and his Father's Accounts, and consider of satisfying his Father's Arrears, 12 Oct.

Bunbury, Henry, 1647, Lords Amendments to the Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, to be considered, 9 Feb.- Read, and agreed to, 6 Mar.

Bunce, Alderman James, 1647, Report concerning him; Resolution that there appears Matter sufficient to accuse him of High Treason, and that he be impeached; Order for his Commitment to the Tower; a Committee to prepare Articles, 24 Sept.-Articles, and Evidences upon each, read; Articles, Title, and Conclusion, agreed to, 13 Mar. Sent to Lords, with desire he may stand committed, and be put to a speedy Trial.
-, - 1648, Resolution for proceeding no further upon his Impeachment, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords.

Burges, Dr. desired to preach; excused, 1 Feb. 1646.-Desired to preach, 2 Apr. Excused, 12, 1647.
-, - 1647, to be summoned to appear, to answer things objected against him-A Committee to send for and examine him, upon Matters referred to their Examination, 2 Oct.
-, - 1648, Note put into his Hands in the Pulpit, to thank God for the King's late Deliverance from Prison, and pray for the good Success of the Forces raised on his Behalf; the Committee of the Militia to find out the Subscribers, 26 June.
-, - Antony, 1648, desired to preach, 26 Apr.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 31 May.

Burgesse, Mr. 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 May.

Burghill, Elizabeth, 1646, Amendments to the Ordinance concerning settling 300£. per Annum, for Three Lives, upon her and her Two Sons, reported; Ordinance committed to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall, 12 Dec.-Their Report; former Order for any Annuity or Payment to her or her Sons, revoked-Order for paying them 2,826£. in full of all Demands due to Colonel Robert Burghill, 9 Feb. Sent to Lords.
-, - 1647, Returned with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 23 Apr.

Burley, Captain, 1647, Letters concerning an Insurrection raised in the Isle of Wight by him and others; Order for a Commission of Oyer and Terminer to try them-Commissioners of the Great Seal to nominate Commissioners, 1 Jan. Solicitor appointed. Commissioners to go down, 10 &. Their Proceedings reported; Order for defraying their Expences, and thanking them-Grand Jury's Declaration read, and to be printed; Letter of Thanks thereupon, ordered-Rioters Fines to be bestowed on the Soldiers in the Island, .

Burre, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Dec.

Burrell, Mr. 1646, a Committee to examine his Book, and hear him, and receive any Propositions for the Good of the Navy, 9 Jan.
-, - Redman, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.
-, - Sir John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Mar.

Burroughes, Stanley, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Apr.

Burton, Caleb, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee of the Navy, 28 Dec.
-, - Mary, 1647, Petition to be read, 22 Apr.

Bury, St. Edmunds, 1648, Letter concerning a Riot there; the Committee at Derby House to consider whether it may not be proper to send down some of the Gentlemen of the County; Order for sending them, reported, and agreed to; the Committee to give them Instructions, 13 May.

Bushell, Thomas, 1647, Report concerning his Offer to deliver up the Isle of Lundy; Lords Order for discharging his Sequestration upon the Delivery thereof, agreed to, 10 July.

Butcher, Nicolas, 1647, Information concerning his having married his Father's Wife, referred to the Committee of Kent, 26 May.

Butler, Lieutenant Thomas, 1646, Order for bestowing 20£. upon him, 26 Feb.-Agreed to by Lords, 1 Mar.
-, -1647, Order for bestowing a yearly Pension of 40£. upon him, 24 Dec.-Agreed to by Lords, 1 Jan.
-, - Charles, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.
-, - John, of Exeter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed,; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21 Sept.
-, - John, of Bilson, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Dec.
-, - Sir George, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 June.
-, - Colonel, 1648, Order for 100£. to him as a Gratuity, 5 July.

Butley, Thomas, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 May.

Button, Sir William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 7 Jan.

Byfield, Adoniram, 1647, Petition read, Order for settling upon him an Annuity of 100£. during Life, if he continue Vicar of Fulham so long; Commencement thereof; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Jan.

Byn, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Dec.

22° 23° & 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 1647, & 1648.

CABELL, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 25 Dec.

Caborne, Christopher, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 30 Mar.

Cadman, Herbert, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Calamy, Mr. desired to preach, 27 Jan. 1646-1 Sept. 1648 -Excused, 1 Feb. 1646.

Calshott Castle, 1646, to continue a Garison with the same Number of Men as are now established, 2 Mar.
-, - 1648, Condition thereof referred to the Committee of the Army, 1 July-Order for supplying it with Men and Ammunition.

Calveley, Hugh, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Mar.

Calverley, Robert, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Mar.

Cambridge University, 1646, Petition from Lords, concerning the Library at Lambeth House, with Archbishop Bancroft's Will annexed, and their Ordinance thereupon, 19 Dec.- They put House in mind thereof, 1 Jan.-10 Feb. Ordinance read, and passed, with an Amendment. Amendment agreed to by Lords, -Another from Lords, for sending Books still in Lambeth House, read, and passed, 23 Mar.
-, - 1647, Catalogue of the Books sent, presented-Order for satisfying Persons employed in sending them, 29 Apr. -Lords Order and Letter to the Vice-chancellor, concerning Disturbances there, read, and agreed to, 6 July-Informations concerning Malignants chosen Fellows of Colleges, and concerning praying for Bishops, and using the Common Prayer, referred to a Committee, 12 Oct.-Committees added, 6 Nov.-Order for advancing 2,000£. to finish the Public Library; the Committee for the University to take Care the Money is raised-for 500£. to purchase a Collection of Books in the Eastern Languages; Lords Concurrence to be desired; Members to take Care the University has them -The Committee to consider of Means for better Maintenance of the Heads of Houses, 24 Mar.
-, -1648, Order for 500£. to purchase Books in the Eastern Languages, agreed to by Lords, 28 Mar.
-, - County, 1646, Ordinance for discharging the present Sheriff, and appointing another, ordered, 28 Dec.- Read, and passed, 1 Jan. Agreed to by Lords.
-, - 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Disagreed to by Lords; House adhere to their Vote, 29-Commissioners for the monthly Assessment of 60,000£. to appoint a Receiver General-Members sent down to hasten the bringing in the Arrears of the Assessment of 600,000£.; the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and Draught of a Letter to be sent, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to, -Order from Lords, appointing High Sheriff, read; nothing done thereupon, 4 Mar.
-, - 1648, his Petition from Lords-Order appointing another, 8 May. Agreed to by Lords. Leave given him to reside out of the County.
-, - Town, 1647, Order for slighting the new Works, 13 July.
-, - 1648, a Committee to consider of suppressing Tumults there, 12 June.

Camelford, new Writs, 21 Dec 1646-14 Apr. 1647.

Campbell, Donald, 1646, Order for paying him, Andrew Love, and James Marshall, Part of their Debt, and for the Public Faith for the Remainder discharged; Order for paying them the Whole, with Interest, 13 Jan.

Campden, Lord Viscount, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Dec.

Campion, William, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.

Candles, ordered, 12, 22, 26 and 31 Dec.-18, 25 & 26 Jan. 1646-3 June-31 July-1 Dec.-3 & 27 Jan. 1647.

Canne, Robert, and Company, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee of the Revenue, 18 Apr.-Report; Order for 2,815£. 18 s. 10 d. taken from them for the Use of Silly; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 Aug.

Canterbury, 1647, Letter that there was a great Riot there lately-another that all was quiet, read; Order for Letter to the Committee to examine the Matter of Fact, with Power to commit, 30 Dec.-Their Letter read; Letter of Thanks, with Desire to proceed in their Care, and take Examinations, ordered, read, and agreed to-Order for a Commission of Oyer and Terminer, to try the Offenders, 7 Jan. Committees Letter touching their Proceedings, read; House adhere to their Vote for the Commission of Oyer and Terminer,.
-, - 1648, the Committee impowered to take Bail, 28 Mar.-Order for renewing the Commission, and for Judges to go down; One added, 18 Apr.-Managers appointed, -Others appointed in their Stead, 6 May.-Members in the Commission to be desired to go down.-Committees Letter read; Letter of Thanks to them, ordered; Commissioners to be thanked, -Letter of Inhabitants to the General, read; Articles of Surrender approved, 13 June- Committees Letter read-Order for discharging the Gaoler, -Petition of the Eldership of the French Church, read, and referred to the Committee of plundered Ministers-Justices to take Care the Peace thereof be preserved, 31 Mar.

Capell, Lord, 1648, Informations out of Hertfordshire against him, referred to the Committee at Derby House; Gentlemen of the County to attend them, 9 June-Resolution for impeaching him of High Treason; a Committee to prepare Articles and Ordinance to attaint him, 31 Aug.
-, - his Son, 1648, Speaker to issue Warrant for apprehending him, 26 June-Petition on his behalf specially recommended by Lords.

Captives, 1646, Ordinance for bringing in the One per Cent. for redeeming those at Algiers, read, and rejected-Order for Payment of One Fourth of that Duty, upon Pain of having their Bonds transmitted into the Exchequer, 5 Dec. Sent to Lords, -Scots Commissioners Letter concerning Scots Captives in Algiers, referred to the Committee of the Navy, with Power to treat with the Commissioners about their Redemption, 13 Apr.-Letters from Algiers reported; Agent's Proceedings approved, -Lords Concurrence signified, 22 May-Ordinance for continuing the Duty from 11th December 1647, to 11th December 1648, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Apr.

Caran, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for an Allowance to the Curate, 18 Aug.-They put House in mind thereof, 4 Oct. Ordinance read; nothing done thereupon.

Carbery, Earl of, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning him, and remitting all Treasons, &c. and restoring his Estate, read, and passed; Lord Concurrence to be desired, 20 Jan.-Speaker to know of him what Assurance he will give that CastleEmlyn shall be preserved for the Service of the Parliament, 3 Mar.

Cardell, John. Vide Allhallows.

Cardiff, 1646, Town and Castle, to be kept garisoned with 200 Men, 3 Mar.
-, - 1647, Governor appointed, 25 Mar.-Order for sending down Arms and Ammunition, 22 June.

Cardigan County, 1646, Ordinance from Lords concerning the Prothonotary's Place for that, Carmarthenshire, and Pembrokeshire, to be read, 23 Mar. Read, and passed.
-, - 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Information against him referred to the Committee of Complaints, -Report; Order appointing another, 4 Mar. Agreed to by Lords.

Cardigan Castle, 1646, to be disgarisoned and demolished, 3 Mar.
-, - 1647, House adhere to the Vote, 19 July.

Carew, Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.

Carey, Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 24 Dec.
-, -Ernestus, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Mar.

Caribbee Islands. Vide Barbadoes.

Carill, Thomas, 1647, Resolution for indicting him of High Treason; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indictment; Managers and Sollicitor appointed; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.-Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct.
-, - Mr. desired to preach, 25 Nov. 1647-26 Apr.-5 Aug. 1648-Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 30 Dec. 1647-31 May-11 Aug. 1648.
-, - 1648, desired to go with the Commissioners into Scotland, 29 Jan.-Another appointed by Lords, agreed to.

Carisbrooke, Castle. Vide Wight, Isle of.

Carlisle, 1646, a Committee to present Names of fit Persons to see the Fortifications slighted, and prepare Instructions for them, 28 Dec. Instructions to be reported. Reported, read twice, and agreed to, -Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 6 Jan.-Commissioners Letter read, 9 Feb.-Another to be read, 1 Mar.
-, - 1647, Member has Leave to execute the Office of Mayor of the Town, 18 Feb.
-, - 1648, Report from Lords concerning the taking the Town by some Delinquents that were lately in Scotland; Order for sending Instructions to the Parliament Commissioners -The Committee at Derby House to send them; Order agreed to by Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 8 May. Instructions agreed to by Lords.
-, - Earl of. Vide Barbadoes.

Carmarthen County. Vide Cardigan County-1647, Order appointing High Sheriff; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 17 Nov. Information against him referred to the Committee of Complaints, -House adhere to their Vote, 10 Jan.
-, - Town, 1646, to be disgarisoned; the Castle to continue a Garison with 100 Men, 3 Mar.
-, - 1647, Governor to be continued-The Castle to be disgarisoned, slighted, and made untenable, 25 Mar.-Declaration for continuing the Castle garisoned, according to a former Vote, 19 July.

Carnarvon County. Vide Cardigan County-1646, new Writ, 8 Dec.
-, - 1646, Letter concerning the Services of the Gentlemen of the County, read; Order for discharging their Delinquencies, and staying Proceedings by reason thereof; Ordinance for that Purpose ordered, 21 Jan.
-, - 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 17 Nov. Information against him referred to the Committee of Complaints, -House adhere to their former Vote, 10 Jan.
-, - 1648, Order for a Commission to High Sheriff, to raise 40 Horse for Preservation of the Peace-for raising and maintaining them out of Sequestration Monies-Gentlemen to be put into the Commission of Peace-Member to name fit Person to be put in and confer with the Commissioners of the Great Seal, about others fit to be put out-Gentlemen to be added to Members, and named Commissioners in all the Ordinances for the County; all others to be omitted; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 June.
-, -Town, 1646, new Writ, 8 Dec.
-, -1646, Town and Castle, to be kept garisoned with 100 Men, 3 Mar.
-, -1648, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 10 June.

Carne, Edward, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Apr.

Carpenter, Cassandra, 1648, Order for paying her 20£. 28 Aug.

Carter, Colonel, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state and certify his Accounts-Order for paying him 2,000£. out of Delinquents Estates, to be named by him to House, 22 Dec.-Vacated; Order for the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall to pay him out of Delinquents Estates named to them, 4 Feb.
-, -1648, his Letter read; Order for paying him 1,000 £. upon Account, 2 Aug.
-, - Giles, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21 Sept.
-, - William, 1647, desired to preach, 27 Oct.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 25 Nov.
-, - Captain William, 1648, the Committee at Derby House to grant him a Commission, according to the Desire of Colonel Duckenfield's Letter; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 19 June-Order from Lords for a Commission to him to command a Troop of Horse in Cheshire, agreed to; the Committee of the County to raise Money for them, 3 Aug.

Carterett, Sir Philip, 1647. Vide Jersey.

Cartwright, Hugh, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read; and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Mar.
-, - John, 1647, his Petition from Lords for 10,000£. out of the Earl of Northampton's Fine, read, 13 May.
-, - William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Aug.

Case, Mr. desired to preach, 4 May-2 Aug. 1646-28 June, 1648-Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 26 May 1646-Excused, 11 Aug. 1646-29 June 1648.

Castle, Colonel, 1647, his Letter communicated by Lords, 7 Apr.

Castlesteward, Lord, 1648, Report concerning him; Order for paying him 940£. 3 s. 1½; d.; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 31 July.

Cately, Richard, 1646, Petition read, and referred to the Committee of Sequestrations, 23 Mar.

Caudrey, Mr. 1647, desired to preach, 26 May.-Excused, 9 June.

Cawfield, Lady Mary, 1647, her Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 23 Nov.-Order for bestowing 100£. upon her, and for an Allowance of 4 £. per Week, 16 Feb. Agreed to by Lords.
-, - 1648, another Petition read; Order for bestowing 200£. upon her, 12 June.

Cawood, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and made untenable; the Northern Committee to consider how it may be done, 26 Feb.

Cecill, Mr. 1646, Order appointing him Keeper of a Lodge in Theobald's Park, 2 Feb. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to.

Ceely, Colonel Thomas, 1646, Petition read; Order for paying him 2,000 £. 13 Feb. Agreed to by Lords.

Challoner, Mr. Vide Allum.
-, - Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.
-, - James, 1648, his Examination read, and referred to the Committee of the Navy-Order for continuing him in Custody, 12 Aug. Report; Order for trying him by Martial Law.

Chamberlain, George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 11 Jan.

Chambers, Alderman Richard, 1646, Memorial of his Losses and Imprisonments for refusing to pay Tonage and Poundage, read, and referred to a Committee, 18 Jan.
-, - 1648, his Petition read, and referred to the Committee for regulating the Custom House Officers, 13 June.
-, - Captain, 1647, his Wife's Petition read, and referred to the Committee of the Northern Association, 14 Apr.- Another Petition read; Order for bestowing 100 £. on her for her Relief-for paying it forthwith-for her to have the full Benefit of a Bond in a Delinquent's Hands, 5 Jan.
-, - Mr. 1647, Petition offered, and to be read, 18 Nov.

Chancery, 1646, a Committee to regulate the Register's Fees, 13 Feb.
-, - 1647, his Petition; Order for continuing him, 29 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, -Order appointing Deputy Registers under the Great Seal, 29 Jan.-Others appointed till further Order, 2 Mar.-Order of 29th January renewed to the present Commissioners.
-, - 1648, agreed to by Lords, 17 Apr.

Chandler, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Dec.
-, - Captain, 1648, Order for bestowing 30 £. upon him for speedy Intelligence, touching Lord Inchiquin's Proceedings in Ireland-for stating his Accounts, 14 Apr. Agreed to by Lords.

Chapman, Colonel William, 1647, Report concerning him; Resolution that there appears Matter sufficient to accuse him of High Treason; a Committee to prepare Articles, 24 Aug.
-, - 1648, Order for discharging him from his Imprisonment, and from any Proceedings upon his Impeachment, 23 May.
-, - John, 1647, Letter concerning his Warrant to summon a Meeting near Reading to sign a Petition; Order for sending for him as a Delinquent-for Letter of Thanks; Business referred to the Committee of Complaints, with Power to bail, discharge, or imprison him, 18 Jan.
-, - 1648, referred to the Committee of Informations-Order for bailing him, 1 Sept.
-, - Humphrey, 1648, to be sent for as a Delinquent; Sheriffs, &c. to assist the Serjeant, 1 May.

Charlton, Mr. 1648. Vide Privileges.

Charter House, 1648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for Regulation thereof, 25 Mar.

Cheeke, Thomas. Vide Minterne, Henry.

Cheesley, John, Secretary to the Scots Commissioners, 1647, their Letter read, and to be inclosed in a Letter to General, with Desire that he may be dismissed, and allowed to proceed in his Journey to Scotland, 18 Aug.

Cheezewich, John, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Chepstow, 1646, Order for continuing the Castle a Garison with 40 Foot, 1 Mar.-For continuing the Governor-for distributing Monies discovered upon the River Wye amongst him, his Officers, and Soldiers, towards Satisfaction of their Arrears.
-, - 1647, the Committee impowered to sell Timber for Repair of the Bridge, 7 Mar. Agreed to by Lords.
-, - 1648, Letter concerning the taking the Castle, read; Order for a Reward to the Messenger-for a Letter of Thanks, 29 May.

Chester County, 1646, Ordinance for settling the Affairs and military Forces thereof, and of the City, reported, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 4 Jan.-House puts them in mind thereof, 9 Feb.-Deputy Lieutenant appointed; Lords Concurrence to be desired 9 Jan.-Report concerning the Judges that are to go the Circuit to be made, 6 Feb. -To be considered, -Order appointing a Chief Justice and Assistant, agreed to by Lords-A Committee to consider of their Fees, and prepare an Establishment for them, - Ordinance from Lords appointing a Chief Justice, to be read, 13 Mar. Read, and passed, -Order for paying the Remainder of 12,000 £. assigned for the disbanding the Forces; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Feb. House put them in mind thereof.-Their Concurrence signified, 3 Mar.- Ordinance from Lords revoking an Ordinance in behalf of the Inhabitants, and for restoring them to the Immunities they enjoyed before the Troubles, read-Resolution for revoking it, except as excepted; Lords Concurrence to be desired.
-, - 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Baron of the Exchequer, read, and passed, 6 July-Letters from thence, to be read.-Order for putting off the Assizes, 3 Sept.-Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, -Members sent down to hasten the Payment of the Arrears of 600,000£. the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and Letter to be sent, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to, -Letter, and Petition from thence, to be read, 12 Jan.
-, - 1648, Chief Justice to be desired to go his Circuit, 19 Aug.
-, - City, 1646, Order for continuing the Garison with 600 Foot, besides Officers, 23 Feb.- For continuing the Governor, 13 Mar.-For Two Packet Boats to go between that and Dublin.
-, - 1647, Member to receive the Profits of the Dee Mills and Fishing, till they are pulled down, if he be Mayor so long, 14 Apr.-Order for a Collection within the Bills for Relief of the poor Inhabitants visited with the Plague, 29 June- 3 Aug.-Petition of Inhabitants read; the Committee to raise Monies upon the Credit of Ordinance for 60,000 £. per Mensem, to pay the Arrears of the Garison since 25th March last, and to consider of lessening the Number; Petition referred, 2 July-Committees Letter, with the Demands of the Soldiery inclosed, read; the Committee to consider of raising 2,000 £.; more for the Garison, to enquire into the Causes of the Mutiny, and endeavour to suppress it-Ordinance for Relief of the City, grievously infested with the Plague, read twice, and committed, -Another for their Relief, by a Collection in the several Counties, read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, -Order for 1,800 £. to the Garison, in Part of their Arrears, 4 Oct.-Ordinance appointing a Mayor and Sheriffs; read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, - Report from Lords for settling Two Packet Boats between Chester and Dublin; Contract approved; Contractor to be paid a Debt due to him, 30 Dec.-Ordinance appointing a Mayor and Sheriffs, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Mar.
-, - 1648, Letter about fortifying the Castle and City, read, and approved; Letter of Thanks ordered, 16 May- Petition of Inhabitants to be read, 19 June-Order for 600 £. for repairing and victualling the Castle- for collecting the Assessments for Maintenance of the Soldiers-for a Commission of Oyer and Terminer to try Persons concerned in betraying it; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Letter from thence read; 4,092 £. for which Gentlemen stand engaged, allowed to be a Debt of the State; Order for paying it with Interest, 21 Aug.

Chesterfield, Earl of, 1646, his Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, read; his Tenants impowered to reap the Crop grown by them upon Lands assigned for his Support -Previous Question for allowing him 5 £. per Week out of his own Estate, Affirmative-Information touching his maintaining malignant Preachers in his House, referred to a Committee, 1 Mar.

Chetwin, Walter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Dec.

Chichester, 1646, Ordnance belonging to Sussex to be brought to Arundel Castle; those belonging to Portsmouth to be restored to Portsmouth-the Town to be disgarisoned, and the new Works slighted, 2 Mar.
-, - 1647, a Committee appointed for poor People that had their Houses burnt thereabouts, 7 Jan.
-, - 1648, Petition of Inhabitants; Ordinance for continuing the Maintenance settled upon Three Ministers, ordered, 26 Aug.

Chichester, Mary, 1646, Report concerning her; Order for paying her 300 £. for her present Subsistence, and 300 £. per Annum; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Dec.
-, -1647, Order for paying her 200£. out of Rents due to Lord Brudenell-for the Committee of Lincolnshire to pay her Annuity, 3 Aug.

Chichley, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Sept.

Chiddingfold, 1648, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Rector, read, and passed, 30 June.

Chidley, Samuel, 1647. Vide Privileges.

Chirke Castle, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and the new Works slighted, 3 Mar.

Chocke, Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Dec.

Cholmley, Thomas, 1647, Petition to be read, 13 July-His Case, touching his Election, and the Point of being disabled to sit in House, referred to a Committee.

Cholwell, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Dec.

Christ Church, 1648, Vide Oxon University.

Church, George, 1646, Vide Privileges.

Church, Government, 1646, Residue of the Confession of Faith read; 600 Copies to be printed for the Use of both Houses and the Assembly, without annexing the Texts of Scripture, 7 Dec.-Confession, with Lords Desire thereupon, to be considered, 20 Feb.
-, -1647, Assembly to be desired to present the Texts of Scripture, so far as they have proceeded in them, 22 Apr. Texts presented; 600 Copies to be printed, with the Texts annexed, for both Houses and the Assembly only; Assembly thanked, -Confession considered; Proceedings thereupon, 19 & 28 May-2 Oct.-4, 11 & 18 Feb.-3, 10 & 17 Mar. Previous Question for amending the Title, Neg.; Conference to be desired with Lords, concerning the Consession; Managers appointed. Conference desired, and agreed to, 20. Held.
-, -1648, Lords to be desired to expedite their Answer, 1 May-Consession returned from them; with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Order for printing and publishing it, 20 June-Texts of Scripture to be printed therewith.
-, -1646, Assembly to be desired to bring in their Answers to the Queries touching the Divine Right, 7 Dec.-Clauses in the Preface of a Book intituled, "Jus Divini Regiminis "Ecclesiastici," read; Previous Question for referring the Book to a Committee, Affirmative, -Assembly to be desired to send in what they have done touching the Thirtynine Articles, with Proofs from Scripture annexed, 7 Dec.
-, -1647, like Order, 22 Apr. Their Proceedings thereupon presented, -The whole Business concerning the Church to be considered for Fourteen Sitting Days together; and no other admitted, except as excepted, 9 Apr.-Obstructions in the Matter of Church Government; Remedies for removing them, and Names of additional Tryers in the Classes of London, reported, read and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 20; Remedies returned, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Remedies to be printed and published, -A Committee to consider of sit Persons to be propounded to House, who shall have Power to take into Consideration Heads of an Accommodation, 30 June-Order for making Report; Clerk in the mean time to look out for the Names of the Committees, 1 July-Larger Catechism presented; 600 Copies to be printed for both Houses and the Assembly only; Assembly thanked, 22 Oct.-Shorter presented; Order for printing a like Number, with Texts of Scripture, added to both; Assembly thanked, 25 Nov.
-, -1648, Catechism presented, with Proofs from Scripture annexed; 600 Copies to be printed for the Use of both Houses and the Assembly only; Assembly thanked, 14 Apr. -No Man to print any Copies without Order of the House, 11 May- Both Catechisms read, and agreed to -Order for printing and publishing them; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 24 July-Title to the shorter Catechism sent from Lords, 26 Aug.
-, -1647, Ordinance for the speedy and more effectual settling the Presbyterial Government, and for remedying some Obstructions therein, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Jan.- Time for Counties to return their Classes inlarged; agreed to by Lords-Returns to be printed -2,000 Copies of the Ordinance to be printed, and dispersed by Members-A Committee of both Houses to remove all Obstructions about settling the Presbyterial Government, 1 Mar.
-, -1648, Directory concerning Admonition, Excommunication, and Absolution, to be read, 1 May-Ordinance touching the Presbyterial Government, read, 16 June-Committed to a Committee of the whole House. Committee sits, -Ordinance reported, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 5 Aug. Title read, and agreed to; Ordinance sent to Lords, -Order impowering the Classes to give Institution; Ordinance for that Purpose ordered, 28 July.

Churches, 1647, Ordinance concerning the Repairs thereof, and parochial Officers, to be read, 28 May-20 Oct.-16 Dec. - Read twice, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 Feb.-Ordinance from Lords to the same Purport, read twice, and rejected, 16 Dec.-They put House in mind thereof, 31 Jan.

Churchill, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 30 Mar.

Circourt, John, 1648, to have Pass to go beyond Sea, 21 July.

Circuits, 1646, Resolution for keeping them this Vacation- Commissioners of the Great Seal to present Names of Judges to go the Circuits to both Houses-A Committee to prepare Instructions for them, 21 Jan.-Severally agreed to by Lords, -Order from Lords for pardoning Persons reprieved in the Western Circuit, agreed to, 6 Feb.
-, -1647, Order for the Commissioners of the Great Seal to nominate Judges to go the several Circuits, 29 June- Agreed to by Lords, 1 July. Judges appointed; a Committee to prepare Instructions for them, and consider of some Course to prevent Delinquent Lawyers from practising. Lords Concurrence signified. Instructions to be considered, -Order from Lords for pardoning Persons reprieved in the Midland and Northern Circuits, agreed to, 7 Jan.-Votes appointing Judges to go the Circuits, -Returned from Lords, with an Amendment, 3 Feb.-Order from them for pardoning Persons reprieved in the Oxford Circuit; agreed to.
-, -1648, like Order agreed to, 5 June-Serjeant Wilde's Narrative of his Brother Justice's Proceedings, and of the Affections of the People in the Western Circuit; Presentment of the grand Inquest reported; Thanks thereupon; Presentment referred to the Committee for public Grievances, 18 Apr.- Commissioners of the Great Seal to present Names of Judges to go the Circuits, 12 June. Names presented; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Order for their usual Salaries-for Instructions for them, -Order from Lords for pardoning Persons reprieved in the Western and Midland Circuits; agreed to, -Order for adjourning the Assizes in the Northern Circuit, 1 Aug. Agreed to by Lords. Revoked, -Order for Judges to go the Circuits appointed, except as excepted- Left to them to forbear any Place of Danger, 19 Aug.

Cirencester, 1646, Election; Report to be read, 13 Jan.- Read.
-, -1647, Letter from thence, complaining of Free Quarter, read, and referred to the Committee at Derby House, 24 Feb.

Civilians. Vide Wills.

Clare-hall, Cambridge, 1647, Order for settling 150£. per Annum upon the Mastership, for ever, 31 Mar.

Clarke, Sir Simon, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 26 Aug.
-, -Sir Henry, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Aug.

Clayton, Thomas, 1647, Order for paying him 50£. upon Account, 18 Jan.

Clerk, Serjeant, 1647, Report concerning his Proceedings at Lincoln Assizes, to be made, 30 Apr.
-, -Doctor William, 1647, Ordinance appointing him Judge of the Admiralty, 5 July. Returned from Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, -Ordinance from Lords for supplying Defects in the former, read, and passed.

Clerk of House, 1647, Person to be admitted to assist him, 31 July-16 Feb.
-, -1648, has Leave to be absent, 25 July-Time inlarged, 4 Aug.

Clerke, Samuel, 1647, his Disbursements and Engagements for the Parliament, referred to the Committee of the West, 14 Apr.-Order for paying him 2,000 £. upon Account, 3 July.
-, -Robert, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar.
-, -1648, his stopping the Transportation of the Scots out of Ireland, approved, 24 July-His Letter read; Order for him to deliver Horses he had seized to Colonel Moore, 21 Aug. -Thomas, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for refusing to pay Moneys received for Assessments, 18 Apr.- Order for his Discharge, 3 May.

Cleveland, 1647, Petition of Inhabitants, to be read, 6 Apr.
-, -Earl of, 1646, Order from Lords for Leave to stay at his Country House Four Months longer; agreed to, 25 Dec.-Their Desire that he may have Liberty to visit his Daughter once a Week, 13 Feb.
-, -1647, Order from Lords for continuing him upon his former Bail Three Months longer; agreed to, 6 July-for continuing him Four Months longer; agreed to, 23 Sept.- Like Order, 30 Dec.-Question for agreeing thereto, Neg. 7 Jan.-Order remanding him to the Tower; Lieutenant to keep him in safe Custody, -Order from Lords for him to stay at his Country House, 1 Mar.-Message desiring he may be inlarged upon his former Bail.
-, -1648, they put House in mind thereof, 25 Mar.- Order from Lords for inlarging his Time of Liberty Four Months longer, upon Security to render himself a true Prisoner at the Tower, 8 May-Order of Reference to General to exchange him for Sir William Massam, 28 July. Agreed to by Lords, -Order for exchanging him for Mr. Barnardiston and Mr. Middleton; agreed to by Lords, 12 Aug.

Clifford's Tower, 1646, Order for continuing it a Garison, with 60 Foot, 26 Feb.
-, -1647, Lord Mayor of York to have the Charge thereof, 13 July. Lords Concurrence signified.

Clifton, Sir Gervas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 Jan.

Clive, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges.
-, -Colonel, 1648, the Committee of Accounts to receive, perfect, and certify his Accounts, 3 Apr.

Clotworthy, Sir John, 1647, Report concerning him; Order for his Appearance to be left at his usual Place of Abode, 4 Sept.
-, -Serjeant's Report, 27 Jan.
-, -1648, Resolution for discharging the Vote whereby he stands accused, 3 June. To be sent to Lords, -Order disabling him to be a Member, revoked-Information that another is chosen in his stead; both to forbear sitting. Order for re-admitting him.

Clun, 1647, Petitition of Inhabitants for re-edifying the Church; sent from Lords, 7 Apr. They put House in mind thereof; Petition to be read, 14 May.

Coals, 1646, Resolution for continuing the 4s. per Chaldron on them till 25th March next; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 8 Feb.
-, -1647, Order for discharging the Duty from that time, 13 Apr.
-, -1648. Vide Supply-Order from Lords for taking off the Embargo upon Coal Ships; agreed to, 21 July.

Cockayne, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 7 Mar.
-, - Charles, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Mar.

Cockermouth, 1646, Order for continuing 20 Foot in the Garison, 23 Feb.-Chief Officer appointed, 13 Mar.
-, -1647, Order for securing the Arms, Ammunition, &c. belonging to the Parliament, 17 June-For slighting the Garison, 13 July.

Coin, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for Discovery of those who falsify it, 29 Mar.-To be read, 23 Apr.-Read- Another, inhibiting the Payment or Receipt of clipped Moneys, read, 18 May.

Coke, Sir Robert, 1646, his Case reported; Order for discharging his Sequestration, and paying the Rents stayed in his Tenants Hands, and restoring his Goods, &c. 25 Feb.
-, -Henry, 1646, his Case reported; Order for discharging his Sequestration, and paying the Rents stayed in his Tenants Hands, and restoring his Goods, &c. 25 Feb.
-, -Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Aug.

Coker, Robert, 1646, Order for paying him 200 £. in Part of his Arrears, 28 Dec.-Previous Question, for appointing him Governor, of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, Affirmative, 13 Mar.
-, -Cadwallader, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 July.

Colchester, 1647, Petition of Aldermen, &c. read, and referred to a Committee, 15 Sept.
-, -1648, Information of a Tumult there; Order for suppressing it, 3 May-for continuing Ships at Harwich till the Town is reduced, 30 June-General's Letter from the Leaguer, read; a Committee to go down and take care the Forces be supplied with Monies; Lords Concurrence signified, 1 July-The Committee at Derby House to examine the Business concerning Intelligence given to the Enemy-Letters from the Leaguer, read; Order touching the Exchange of a Prisoner, -Another Letter from thence, read, -General's Letter for Additions to the Artillery, read, and agreed to; the Committee of the Army to see they are provided, and to provide 500 £. for present Supply of Necessaries, 1 Aug.- Moiety of the Collection within the Lines on next Fast-day, to be given to the Poor come from thence. The Committee of Essex to distribute it, -Letter from the High Sheriff with Copy of a Letter inclosed, read; Order for a Reward to the Messenger, Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Letter touching the Conditions of the Surrender, read; Order for a Reward to the Messenger; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -General's Letter, Articles of Surrender, and Explanation thereof, with a List of Prisoners, read; General to be thanked-Letter of Thanks to the Gentlemen of Essex and Suffolk, ordered; order for a Reward to the Messengers; Lords Concurrence to be desired.

Colfer, Edward, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 11 Nov.

Colladon, Dr. 1648, to have Pass to go to France, 15 Aug.

Colleton, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Jan.

Collingwood, George and Cuthbert, 1647, Order for restoring Deeds, &c. produced by them upon a Suit in the Star-chamber, 10 July.
-, -John, 1648, his Information referred to a Committee, with Power to send for and examine Members, 25 July.

Collins, Matthew, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Coltherst, Henry, 1647, Resolution for indicting him of High Treason; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indictment; Managers and Solicitor appointed; Order for taking him into Custody 25 Sept.-Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct.

Committees, 1646, the Committee for taking away Country Committees revived, and to sit de die in diem; Committees added, 21 Jan.-Conference desired by Lords concerning the Ordinance for taking them away, agreed to, 10 Feb. Reporters appointed; Conference held. Reported; Ordinance read twice, and committed.
-, - 1647, Lords put House in mind thereof, 29 Mar. -Conference desired by them concerning the Ordinance, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 9 Apr. Reported; Report to be considered. -Another Conference desired by Lords, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Message to them, desiring it may be deferred, agreed to, 11 June.

Compositions. Vide Delinquents.

Compton, Sir Henry. Vide Soap.

Coney, Sir Sutton, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Mar.

Conferences. Vide King, Committees, Fairfax, Sir Thomas, Oxon University, Parliament, London, Rainsborough, Colonel, and Lilbourne, Lieutenant Colonel.

Conisby, Thomas, 1647, to be removed from the Tower to Petre House, 1 Oct.

Connaught. Vide Ireland.

Constable, Sir William, 1646, Certificate of his Accounts reported, and read-His Demand of 40s. per Diem, as Lieutenant General of Horse, allowed-Order for paying him 1,984£. 3 s. 1 d. and for him to enjoy the Profits of a sequestered Estate till the whole is paid, 9 Mar. Sent to Lords.

Conway, 1646, Castle to be continued a Garrison, with 50 Men, 3 Mar.
-, - 1648, Governor to be continued, 25 Mar.-Letter from thence read; Order for making up the Garrison 120 Men, and for Ammunition and Provision for them, 2 Aug.

Conway, Colonel, 1647, Order for paying him 500£. in Part of his Arrears, 18 Aug.

Conyers, Sir John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 26 Aug.

Cook, Colonel Edward, 1648, the Committee of Accounts to state and certify his Accounts, 4 Apr.

Cooke, William, 1646, his Petition, and Certificate annexed, read; Order for discharging his Sequestration, and to leave him to the ordinary Course of Proceedings, 23 Mar.
-, -Bryan, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 31 Dec.
-, -John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 12 Jan.
-, -James, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.
-, -Captain, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Army, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Coombes, Captain John, 1647, the Committee of Derby House to grant Commissions to him and his inferior Officers, to raise Horse Volunteers, 5 July. Lords Concurrence signified.

Cooper, Ralph, 1646. Vide Privileges.
-, -Sir Roger, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lord Concurrence to be desired, 9 Mar.

Coote, Sir Charles, 1647, Report for making him Vice Admiral of Ulster, communicated by Lords, 15 Oct.-His Letter, and Petition inclosed, referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 17 Jan.-Another Petition in his Behalf, read, and referred-Order for paying him 2,000 £. to be defalked out of his Entertainment; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 16 Feb.-Read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 17 Mar.

Copley, Mr. 1647, Certificates concerning Iron, belonging to him and Partners, used by the Army, read, and referred to the Committee of the Navy, 18 May.
-, -Colonel Lionel, 1647, Report of the Business concerning him, to be made; Order for his Attendance, 7 & 8 Sept. Depositions and Instruments against him read Second time at his Request; heard thereupon; Resolution for disabling him from being a Member-for his Commitment to the Tower; Sentence pronounced.
-, - 1648, Petition of Lord Mayor, &c. desiring his Discharge, read; Order for it, 23 May-Order for disabling him to be a Member, revoked, 8 June.
-, -Colonel William, 1648, his Petition to be read, 7 July.
-, -Petition, General's Letter, recommending him, and a Letter from House, taking Notice of his good Services, read; -Certificate of his Accounts read; Order for paying him 4,324£. 9s. agreed to by Lords, -Another Petition read; a Committee to hear and state the Differences between him and the Committee of Accounts, 4 Aug.
-, -Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 20 Dec.

Copp, Mr. 1646, Letter concerning him, read, 31 Dec.

Coppin, Captain John, 1647, appointed Commander of a Ship, 27 Sept.-17 Mar.
-, - 1648, his Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 7 July.

Corbett, Sir John, 1646, to give Satisfaction concerning a Mortgage given him by Ordinance, 7 Jan.
-, -John, 1647, desired to preach, 14 Sept.
-, -Miles and Robert Goodwyn, 1647, appointed Register in Chancery, 2 Mar.

Corke, Earl of, 1646, Mr. Rich's Petition, desiring to be admitted Tenant to his Estate, and Certificate that he has not perfected his Composition, read; a Committee to consider the matter of Fact of the Petition, and the Justness of Debts claimed by others-Ordinance directing the Payment of his just Debts, ordered, 6 Jan.

Cornwall, 1646, Order for dismantling all the Garisons therein, and slighting the new Works, 23 Feb.
-, - 1647, High Sheriff has Leave to reside out of the County, 16 Apr. Lords Concurrence signified, -Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Disagreed to by Lords; House adhere to their former Vote, -Order from Lords, appointing a Vice Admiral, agreed to, 17 Dec.-Members sent down to hasten the Payment of the Arrears of the Assessment for 600,000£. the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and Letter to be sent, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to.
-, - 1648, Complaints touching free Quarter; Order for remedying them, 2 May-Committees added to the Committee of the Militia, -Letters concerning the suppressing an Insurrection, read; Letter of Thanks ordered-Member to prepare Ordinance for settling the Militia, -Ordinance read twice, and passed; Committees to be added; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 5 June. Members sent down to put it in Execution,.-Order against raising more Forces by any other Authority, -Letters from thence referred to the Committee at Derby House; Gentlemen of the County to attend them, 25 July.

Corsellis, Nicolas. Vide Lawrence, Adam.

Coryton, William, 1646, Matter of Fact concerning his Case reported; Resolution for admitting him, and certain Officers of his Regiment, to their Compositions, and exempting them from their 5th and 20th Parts, 15 Feb.
-, - 1647, his Delinquency reported, 9 Nov.
-, - Philippa, 1647, her Petition, and General's Letter of Recommendation, read; Order for paying her 1,460£. seized and employed for the Service of Parliament; Ordinance for that Purpose ordered, 9 Nov.-Read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Dec.

Cotton, Mr. 1647, to have Warrant to pass into France, 21 Aug.
-, -Edward, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 17 Apr.

Covenant, 1648, previous Question, that all who take new Commissions from the Parliament, shall, before they receive them, take the Covenant, Neg. 17 June.

Covent Garden, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants, concerning stopping the Common Sewer, read; nothing done thereupon, 3 Feb.
-, - 1647, additional Ordinance for making it a Parish, read, 22 Mar.
-, - 1648, Information of Tumults there; Member sent to keep the Peace; Person complained of to be taken into Custody, and proceeded against according to Law, 15 July.

Coventry, 1646, to be disgarisoned, and the new Works slighted -The Committee of the County to dispose of the Powder, 3 Mar.-Letter and Petitions from thence, for and against continuing the Garison, to be read. Read, and referred to a Committee-Order for continuing 150 Men in the City.
-, - 1648, additional Committees to the Committee for Assessments; agreed to by Lords, 31 Mar.-Others added to the several Committees for Assessments for Ireland, 15 Apr. Agreed to by Lords, -One added to the Committee of the Militia, 22 May.

Coventry, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Dec.
-, -1648, Business concerning him referred to the Committee of Sequestrations, 15 July. - Colonel, 1648, the Committee at Derby House to dispose of him, 12 July-Order for his Commitment to Windsor Castle.

Counties, 1648, Copy of General's Letter concerning listing well-affected Persons, under well-affected Persons, in the several Counties, for Defence thereof; presented from the Committee at Derby House, and read; their Report thereupon- Order for a Letter to the County Committees, to prevent all Tumults and Risings, or the Surprisal of any Strong-holds, 8 May.

Courtney, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21 Sept.

Cowes, 1646, to be continued a Garrison, with the same Number of Men as are now established, 2 Mar.

Cox, Captain, 1647, House approves of his Commitment; the Commitment to stand, 24 Aug. - 1648, Order for his Discharge, 23 May.
-, - Sarah, 1647, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning her Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 17 Dec.
-, - Mr. Vide Teasdule.

Coxe, Owen, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, and to be recommended to a better Command, 27 Sept.-17 Mar.

Crake, 1646, to be disgarisoned and made untenable, 26 Feb.

Crakenthorpe, Richard, and John Musgrave, 1647, their Petition from Lords, read, and referred to the Committee of Complaints, 25 Jan.

Crampe, Richard, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Searcher at Lynn, 1 Mar.

Crane, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Sept.
-, - Edward, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Cranball, Mr. 1646, Report concerning him to be made, 1 Jan.

Crips, John. Vide Newman, Edward.

Crofts, Serjeant, 1647. Vide Privileges.

Croker, Hugh, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Jan.

Crompton, Sir Robert, 1647, has Leave to transport Three Horses into France, 16 July.
-, - Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardondoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.

Cromwell, Lieutenant General Oliver, 1646, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for settling Lands of Inheritance upon him, out of the Marquis of Winchester's Estate, 7 Jan.-House informed that the Marquis is only Tenant for Life-The Committee to prepare Ordinance for settling Lands of the same Value, out of Lands of Papists in Arms excepted from Pardon, -Order for paying him 300 £. in Part of his Arrears, vacated-Fresh Order for paying him 500 £. to be deducted out of them.
-, - 1647, his Regiment to be continued, 8 Apr.-Ordinance for settling Lands, &c. late the Earl of Worcester's, upon him and his Heirs, forever, to be read, -Read twice, and committed; Order for a Commission of Survey under the Great Seal, to inquire into the Value thereof, 5 May.- Ordinance passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 7 Mar. His Offer for the Service of Ireland accepted.
-, - 1648, Thanked thereupon, 25 Mar.- His Letter, with Papers inclosed, and a Declaration of the Inhabitants of Wales, read; Order for sending him Arms and Ammunition, 20 May.-His Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 26 June.-Order for 3,000 Pairs of Shoes and Stockings for his Forces, -Order for Letter of Thanks for his good Service at Pembroke-for another, to desire him to join Major General Lambert's Forces-Copy of the Major's Letter, and Informations therein to be sent, 29 July.-His Letter read, and to be sent to General and Lord Admiral, 21 Aug.-Another read; Order for recruiting his Horse.
-, - Lord, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Dec.-His Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, to be considered, -They put House in mind thereof; Petition read; nothing done thereupon, 13 Jan.
-, -Another Petition, and Lords Order thereupon, 15 Mar.
-, - 1648, Consideration of his Condition recommended by Lords, 8 May-They put House in mind thereof, 22 June -20 July-His Petition read; Resolution for accepting 100 £. more than he has paid, in Discharge of his Fine, 28 Aug.
-, - Sir Oliver, 1648, Order for discharging his Sequestration, 17 Apr. Agreed to by Lords.

Crosland, Sir Jonathan, 1647, referred to the Committee of Examinations, 17 Apr.-Order for bailing him, 29 June.

Crosse's, St. Hospital, 1647, Ordinance, appointing a Master under the Great Seal, read, and passed, 13 Mar. Agreed to by Lords.

Crowe, Sir Sackville, 1648, Order for his Commitment to the Tower; Serjeant to convey him thither; the Committee of the Navy to receive Complaints against him, and examine Witnesses, 4 April.

Crown Jewels, 1647, a Committee to prevent the Alienation thereof, 3 Feb.

Crowther, Captain John, 1646, appointed Captain of a Ship, 4 Feb.
-, - 1647, appointed Vice Admiral of Ireland, and Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept.
-, - 1648, His Letter, with Paper inclosed, read; Order for Letter of Thanks, 13 Apr. Vide Inchiquin, Lord-Draught of a Letter from Lords to him, read, and agreed to.

Croyland, 1646, Order for continuing the Garison, with 50 Foot, 1 Mar.-Governor appointed.
-, - 1648, the Committee of the Eastern Association to consider how the Garison may be supplied with Men, if the Forces march away, 3 Aug.

Cudworth, Mr. desired to preach, 14 Feb. 1646-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 31 Mar. 1647.
-, - Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Dec.

Cullam, Alderman Thomas, 1647, Report concerning him; Resolution, that there appears Matter sufficient to impeach him of High Treason, and that he be impeached accordingly; Order for his Commitment to the Tower; a Committee to prepare Articles, 24 Sept. His Petition read. Order for continuing him in Serjeant's Custody. Liberty given him to come with his Keeper to the Exchequer, and deliver up his Accounts, -His Petition read, 13 Mar. Order for his Discharge.

Culme, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 June.

Culpepper, Sir John, 1647, Resolution for mitigating his Fine; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 12 Oct.
-, - Dame Judith, 1647, Petition on her behalf read, and referred to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall, 21 Feb.

Cumberland, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Feb. -Another appointed by them; agreed to.
-, - 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, -Members sent down to hasten the paying the Arrears of the Assessment of 600,000 £. The Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them and a Letter to be sent, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter, reported, read, and agreed to.- Order for 623 £. for Arms and Ammunition, 28 Feb.-Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 17 Mar.
-, - 1648, the Committee at Derby House to consider whether it is fit to send Gentlemen down, 4 May.-Ordinance for Payment of divers Sums of Money, to divers Officers of the County; agreed to by Lords, 12 June.

Cundy, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Order for remitting it on account of his Youth; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Feb.

Cunningham, Mr. Vide Dick, Captain.

Currans, 1647, Petitions concerning Currans imported from the Levant; Order for an Abatement upon those landed by Bill of Sufferance, according to the Damages certified; and for paying Custom for the Remainder according to the Book of Rates-Like Order for Currans landed hereafter, 14 Apr.

Cursing. Vide Incest.

Curwin, Peter, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June -Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Customs, 1646, Days appointed for considering the Business thereof, 1 Jan.- A Committee to prepare Ordinance for continuing the Collection for such time as shall be thought fit, 4 Feb.-Ordinance enabling the Commissioners to reimburse themselves 40,000 £. advanced and to be advanced by them, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, 24 Mar.
-, -1647, Their Petition read, 14 Apr. Vide Currans- Ordinance for repaying them 6,700 £. advanced for Jersey, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 12 May. House puts them in mind thereof, -Commissioners to be desired to forbear 20,000£. payable 24th instant, for three Months longer, 29 June.- Their Propositions for advancing 30,000£. for the Navy, reported; Resolution that they shall not be removed till they are repaid this and all other Moneys due to them; Members to withdraw and acquaint them therewith; their Offer reported, and accepted; a Committee to prepare Matters necessary for perfecting it, 12 Oct.-Ordinance for declaring the present Commissioners of the Customs, ordered, 11 Dec. Read twice, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, -Ordinance for reimbursing them Moneys advanced out of the Moiety of the Customs, read twice; Proviso added; Ordinance passed, 22 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, -House to consider of improving the Customs, 22 & 24 Jan.-Order for bringing in 20,000£. due from the former Commissioners.-Order for the Surveyor General to certify the State of the Receipts and Disbursements to the 25th December last, to be delivered to him, 1 Feb. State thereof, from 25th February 1644, to 25th December 1647, presented; Commissioners to have a Copy and give in their Answer in Writing, -Answer presented, read, and to be sent to the Surveyor General; he to make a Reply; Commissioners and other Officers to attend to hear it, 1 Mar. Reply presented, read, and referred to a Committee, -Surveyor General to present all Receipts and Disbursements since the sitting of this Parliament, 19 Feb.
-, - 1648, Report concerning the State of their Receipts and Disbursements; Resolution, that they shall be charged with Money received in the Out-ports Forty Days after every Month, unless they shew good Cause to the contrary; the Committee of the Navy impowered to allow of the Cause- Commissioners voted faithful in their Employments; previous Question that as for the Charge and Reply the Surveyor General has but done his Duty, Affirmative; Commissioners to be acquainted with the Votes, 4 Apr.-The Committee of the Navy to treat with them about a Loan of 20,000£. 25 Mar.-To receive their positive Answer, 4 Apr. Order for making Report. Their Answer reported; House adhere to their former Votes-The Committee to demand further Answer. Further Answer reported, -Order of 12th January, 1647, concerning the Revenue of the old Customs, amended; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 June-The Committee of the Navy to confer with the Commissioners about the half Customs being free, and to consider how 10,000£. may be advanced, and the Customs continued, 25 July-Commissioners to be desired to advance 3,400£. for Payment of the Mariners; the Committee of the Navy to confer with them about Reimbursement thereof-to be desired to make up what shall be wanting of 11,400£. for Payment of the Yards; same Committee to take care they are reimbursed, with Interest-Former Commissioners to pay Moneys due to the State, -Commissioners to attend; Speaker to represent to them the Necessities of the Navy, and Discharge of the Yards, and to propound a Loan of 20,000£. and the Forbearance of a Moiety of the Receipts, 22 Aug. A Committee to receive their Answer.

Cutler, Benjamin, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Dec.

22° 23° & 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 1647, & 1648.

DACRES, Thomas, 1647, his Case, touching his Election, and the Point of being disabled to sit, referred to a Committee, 15 July.
-, -Sir Thomas, and Henry Pitts, 1648, Petition read; Ordinance for satisfying a Debt due to them from Lord Capel; read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 20 Apr.

Dalston, John, 1647, his Fine accepted: Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 7 Mar.

Danby, Earl of, 1647, his Case reported; Resolution that he ought in his Life-time to have been sequestered, and was sequestrable, 15 Mar.

Dangerfield, Mr. 1647, Members, Justices of Peace, to withdraw and examine him, and deal with him according to Justice, 2 Feb.

Danvers, Sir John, 1647, his Case reported; Report to be considered, 15 Mar.

Darley, Sir Richard, his Petition to be read, 20 Mar.
-, -1648, like Order, 29 Aug. Read; Order for paying him 5,000£. in Satisfaction for his Losses.

Darnall, Ralph, 1648, Petition read; Order for paying him 3,400£. for Loss of his Office of Attorney of the Court of Wards, 1 Aug. Agreed to by Lords.

Dartmouth, 1646, Order for slighting the new Works-for continuing the 40£. per Annum formerly allowed for Defence of the Town-for continuing the former Allowance of Ammunition, 25 Feb.
-, -1647, Like Order, 19 July.

Davenport, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Mar.

Davies, John, 1647, his Contract for Victual to the Value of 6,000£. for Ireland, reported, and agreed to, 8 Apr. Lords Concurrence signified.
-, -Simon, 1647. Vide Privileges.
-, -Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.
-, -Captain, 1648, Order for bestowing 30£. upon him, 18 Apr. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -Sir Paul, 1648, Order for bestowing 500£. upon him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 31 Aug.

Davison, Lieutenant Colonel, 1647, Order for allowing him 10 s. per Week, 23 Sept.
-, -Samuel, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 10 Jan.

Davy, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 May.

Dawley Castle, 1648, Order for making it untenable, 11 July.

Dawson, Mr. Vide Errington, Captain.

Dayrell, Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 11 Jan.

Deal Castle, 1646, Order for an additional Number of 10 Men, 1 Mar.
-, -1647, Col. Riche's Letter concerning the Surrender thereof; Order appointing him Governor-Proceedings and Articles read, and approved; Order for a Reward to the Messenger-for repairing of the Castle, 26 Aug.

Dean Forest, 1648, Order to prevent the selling Timber, and for preserving such as is sit for Shipping, 12 Apr. Returned from Lords, with a Proviso touching the Earl of Salisbury's Right; Proviso read.-A Committee to examine Abuses in selling Timber, 12 Apr. Order for their meeting, -The Committee of the Revenue to prepare Ordinance for Preservation of Timber therein, and for satisfying the Earl of Salisbury's Debt payable out of Cordwood. Ordinance read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, 1

Deane, Richard, 9.1647, Order appointing him Lieutenant of the Train in Ireland; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 May.
-, -Gilbert. Vide Brookbank; John.

Deans, and Chapters, 1647, Resolution for employing all Tythes, &c. belonging to them, for Maintenance of a preaching Ministry, 22 Oct.
-, -1648, A Committee to consider of settling the Rents and Profits of their Estates, for the Encouragement of Learning and Piety, and for Provision for Widows and Children of godly Ministers, 1 May.-Ordinance for abolishing all Deans, Subdeans, and Deans and Chapters, &c. and for settling their Lands on Trustees; read, 2 June. Committed.

Delinquents, 1646, Ordinance concerning them to be reported, 7 & 8 Dec.-Another, concerning inhibiting delinquent Lawyers to practice; to be reported, 8 Dec.-10 Feb.-Instructions to be observed in compounding with Delinquents, considered; Resolution that no Officer employed in the Sequestrations shall farm or rent any sequestered Estate-that they be lett to the utmost improved Rents-that Delinquents who have not tendered themselves to a Composition, and prosecuted it with Effect, be apprehended and committed to safe Custody, except as excepted-A Committee to consider the Business of Impropriations in Delinquents Hands, 8 Dec.-Revived, and to meet de die in diem, 10 Feb.-Resolution that all who shall raise or maintain Forces against the Parliament, or either House, shall die without Mercy, and their Estates be confiscated; Declaration in pursuance thereof, ordered, 8 Dec.-Ordinance from Lords for appointing a Committee of both Houses, to join with the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall, in Transactions of Fines, read twice; the Committee to prepare Instructions for Committees to be named therein. Lords desire House to expedite it, 18 Dec.- 1 Jan.-Order for Meeting of the Committee. Ordinance reported; Proviso rejected; Ordinance recommitted as to the Instructions; Committees added, -Ordinance to be reported, 2 Feb. Reported, and recommitted; the Committee to present former Rules for the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall. Ordinance reported from Recommitment; Commissioners appointed; Ordinance passed, with Amendments. Amendments agreed to by Lords, with Amendments; their Amendments agreed to, -Conference desired by Lords, concerning Obstructions in point of Compositions, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 28 Dec. -To be reported, 1 Jan.-Another desired by them concerning the last, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, -A Committee to consider of the most expeditious Method for bringing Delinquents excepted from Pardon to a legal Tryal, -Order for making Report, 9 & 15 Mar. -Information of a Declaration set forth by Lords concerning Compositions with Delinquents, by the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall; Copy thereof, read; a Committee to examine that and the printed Declaration, with the Original in Lords Book; their Report-Another Committee to state the matter of Fact concerning their Proceedings with Delinquents, and how the Case stands in the Ordinance of Sequestrations and Propositions, 2 Feb. Their Report; Conference desired with Lords concerning their printed Declaration; a Committee to prepare Heads; Conference agreed to; Heads reported; Managers appointed; Conference held. Lords to be pressed to recall it, & -Ordinance from Lords enabling the Commissioners at Goldsmiths Hall to administer an Oath, read; Question for Commitment, Neg. Ordinance passed, -Ordinance concerning preventing delinquent Ministers to return to their Churches, to be read, 10 Feb. -15 Mar.-Order that no Ministers put out of their Livings for Malignancy, shall be admitted to preach, without Consent of both Houses; Question that they shall take the Covenant, Neg. 15.-Ordinance for restraining them to be admitted into any Livings, or to exercise their Functions, and for restraining malignant Masters and Fellows of Colleges to be admitted into any College, read twice, and committed. -1647, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for disposing of Livings belonging to Delinquents, and for Payment of Tythes and other Dues to Ministers, 22 Apr.-Ordinance to be reported, 19 May.-Ordinance for such as have been in Arms against the Parliament to repair to their own Counties, ordered 4 May.-A Committee to inquire what malignant Ministers have been put into Livings, 30 June- The Committee at Goldsmiths Hall to write Letters to the several Counties, to bring in their Compositions, 6 July- Ordinance against putting disaffected Persons into any Offices in Corporations, 4 Sept.-Returned from Lords, with a Proviso; Proviso agreed to, with Amendments. Amendments agreed to by Lords.-Letter to be sent to Corporations that have elected any delinquent Mayor, to proceed to new Elections; Member to prepare Ordinance for that Purpose, and to prevent their having Voices in any such Election. Ordinance read twice, and committed, -Reported, and passed, 1 Oct. Returned from Lords, with Amendments, Amendments agreed to, -Ordinance for sequestering the Estates of such as shall not pay in the Moiety of their Fines according to their Compositions, read, and passed, 15 Sept. Agreed to by Lords, -A Committee to receive Informations of Money, &c. of a Delinquent excepted from Pardon, -A Committee to prepare Ordinance against Delinquents being Justices of Peace.-Ordinance for Delinquents Wives and Children to have the 5th Part of the Sequestrations-Ordinance for Relief of Delinquents Tenants, read, 11 Nov.-Committed, 29 Jan.-Ordinance for improving the Values of sequestered Lands, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Dec.-A Committee to consider of some Course for well-affected Persons to recover their Debts from Delinquents that do not compound-Ordinance for disabling delinquent Lawyers to practice, to be reported.-A Committee to inquire what delinquent Ministers have preached, or read the Common Prayer, and to silence them, 20 Dec.-Order for punishing Churchwardens who countenance them. To be printed and published, - Ordinance for discharging of Delinquents from Sequestrations, whose Estates are not worth 200£. read twice, and committed, 5 Jan. To be reported. Reported, and recommitted, -Commissioners to be appointed in every County to put in Execution the Ordinances for Sequestrations, 14 Jan.-To return Certificates to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall, and the Profits received to the Treasurers, -Order from Lords for Colonel Baxter to assist the Marshal of Westminster.-The apprehending Delinquents, and carrying them to Gaol.-The Committee at Goldsmiths Hall to consider of Obstructions to bringing in Compositions, and of Remedies for them, 11 Feb. Report; recommitted, -Ordinance for further Power to the Committee, read, and passed; returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 6 Mar.-Order for coverting the Rents of Delinquents, who have not made their first Payments, to the Use of the State.
-, -1648, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for securing Delinquents in the several Counties, 20 Apr. Ordinance read twice and passed, -Returned from Lords with Amendments; Amendments in part disagreed to, 8 May.-Ordinance for satisfying Debts due from Delinquents to well affected Persons, read twice, and committed.-Ordinance for levying the 5th and 20th, Parts only, upon those within the Ordinances of Sequestration, 5 June. To be printed and pullished, -Explained, 15 July.-Order conening Delinquents Omissions, and undervaluing their Estates in the Particulars whereupon they compounded; agreed to by Lords, 13 June-Proceedings thereupon to be printed, every County by itself.-The Committee at Goldsmiths Hall to give Account what Ordinances, touching pardoning Delinquents, are passed, and how the latter Part of the Money for their Compositions is secured, 3 July-Ordinance for better regulating and securing Sequestrations, read. Committed. Reported, and recommitted, -Reported from Recommitment, and to be ingrossed. 2 Aug. Passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired.-A Committee to present something for reforming the Abuses therein, -Ordinance for better regulating them, read twice, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Order that Leases be made, not exceeding Twenty-one Years, of Delinquents Estates; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, -List of Delinquents whose Estates are in Tenants Hands that have not paid the Moiety of their Fines, ordered, 28 Aug.-The Committee at Haberdashers Hall to proceed upon the Discovery of Delinquents concealed Estates, 1 Sept.

Dell, Mr. 1646, printed Copy of his Sermon preached before the House, offered; Epistles to the House, and Reader, read, Book referred to a Committee, with Power to call him and the Printer before them, and ask his Meaning of what Particulars they think sit, 12 Dec.

Delyne, Sir Daniel, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.

Den, Colonel, 1648, the Committee of Accounts to receive, perfect, and certify his Accounts, 3 Apr.

Denbigh, County, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -Castle, 1646, to be disgarisoned and demolished, 3 Mar.
-, -1647, Governor to have the Materials, towards satisfying his Arrears, 15 Apr.-House adhere to their Vote for demolishing it, 19 July.

Denham, Mr. Serjeant's Man, 1647, examined touching the Escape of a Prisoner in his Custody; Order for his Commitment, 24 Aug.

Denmark, King of, 1646, his Letters, communicated by Lords, 10 Dec.-They put House in mind thereof; the Committee for foreign Affairs to prepare Answer, 20 Jan.-Draught thereof, read, and agreed to; Speakers of both Houses to sign it, 9 Mar.

Denny, Lady, 1646, Order for allowing her 4£. per Week for her present Subsistence, 23 Dec. Agreed to by Lords.

Derby, County, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Disagreed to by Lords; House adhere to their Vote, -Additional Committees to the Committee of Sequestrations, 23 Dec.-Agreed to by Lords, 1 Jan.-Members sent down for bringing in the Arrears of the Assessments of 600,000£. the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and a Letter to hasten the Payment thereof, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter, reported, read, and agreed to.
-, -1648, Sheriff has Leave to reside out of the County, 4 Apr.-Order for raising Three Troops of Horse for the Security thereof, 1 July.
-, -Earl of, 1647, Order from Lords for admitting him to his Composition, 15 Mar.
-, -House, 1647, a Committee of both Houses appointed to sit there, with the Powers formerly granted to the Committee of both Kingdoms; Committees added in the room of others; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 3 Jan. Order for them to employ Secretaries, and settle Salaries upon them and others; the Committee to communicate Letters and Informations, and Clerk to deliver the Proceedings of House to them; Secretaries to publish, from time to time, what they shall judge sit, for the Vindication of the Parliament; Lords Order for additional Committees, read; previous Question, for agreeing thereto, Affirmative; main Question, Neg.-their Order for further Power to them, read, and agreed to, with Amendments. Amendments agreed to by Lords, -Members of House injoined to sit every Day; Lords to be desired to lay the same Injunction upon their Members, 21 Mar.
-, -1648, Like Order, 23 May-The Committee to sit notwithstanding the Adjournment of House, 4 Apr.-Previous Question, for impowering them to grant Commissions for raising Forces by any Gentlemen recommended by Members, Neg.-Message from Lords, acquainting House they had added Six Committee, 25 May-Question for an Addition to the Committees, Neg. 27. Committees of both Houses added, -Their Letter read; Power given them to seize suspected Persons, Lords and others, 5 July.

Desborow, Thomas, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for refusing to pay Money received for Assessments, 18 Apr.- Order for his Discharge, 3 May.

Devereux, George, 1647, Information that he had taken Lord Capel's Protestation and Oath; Copies of several Depositions, and of the Protestation and Oath, read; further Information that he stands sequestered; Business referred to a Committee; previous and main, Questions that he be suspended from the House till Report, severally Affirmative, 15 Apr.-Business transmitted to another Committee, 8 July.
-, - Colonel Nicholas and others, 1647, Petition read, and referred to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall, 8 Mar.
-, - 1648, another Petition from Lords, read; Order for paying him 318 £. by 5£. per Week, upon Account; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 2 Aug.
-, - Jonathan. Vide Walsingham.

Devon, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, -Members sent down for bringing in the Arrears of the Assessments of 600,000£. the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and a Letter to hasten the Payment, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter, reported, read, and agreed to, -Commissioners added in the Ordinance for 60,000£. per Mensem; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Jan.- 26 Feb.-Order for charging 6,000£. upon the County for Plymouth, 19 Feb.
-, - 1648, Complaints touching free Quarter; Gentlemen of the County to confer with the Committee of the Army, and take effectual Course for remedying them, 2 May-Committees added to the Committee of the Militia; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 May-7 Aug.-Ordinance for settling the Militia, read twice, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 5 June.-Members sent down to put in Execution the Order against raising more Forces by any other Authority, -Letters from thence referred to the Committee at Derby House; Gentlemen of the County to attend them, 25 July-Order for paying the Forces there out of the Assessments of that and the adjacent Counties-The Committee of the Army to state the Business concerning the 6,000£. charged for Plymouth, 7 Aug.

Dicke, Captain, 1648, State of the Business between him and others, in the Name of the Committee of Adventurers for Forces for Ireland, reported; a Committee to consider whether they are to have the Benefit for Subscription for Land in Ireland, 8 Aug.

Dickenson, Captain, 1648, the Committee at Derby House to grant Commissions to him and his inferior Officers to raise Horse Volunteers, 5 July. Lords Concurrence signified.

Digges, Dudley, 1647, Pamphlet written by him, intituled, "The Unlawfulness of Subjects taking Arms against their "Sovereign, in what Case soever," referred to a Committee, with Power to direct Proceedings at the King's Bench against the Printers, Sellers, and Publishers, and to commit them, 11 May.

Diggle, John. Vide Chiddingfold.

Dingley, Robert. Vide Eggleston.
-, - Mr. 1648, his Petition from Lords, 15 Apr.
-, - Sir John, Secretary to the Queen of Bohemia, 1648, to have Speaker's Warrant to transport himself, &c. 10 July.

Disson, Mr. 1648, the Committee for Irish Affairs to state the matter of Fact concerning him, 3 Apr.

Dive, Sir Lewis, 1647, Lieutenant of the Tower to obey a Writ of Habeas Corpus awarded against him; Speaker to issue Warrant for removing him to the King's Bench, 20 Nov. -Marshal to keep him in close Custody, 14 Jan.-A Committee to proceed to an Outlawry against him, and consult the Judges thereupon; Solicitor appointed.

Divines, Assembly of, 1647, Their Desires of a Mediation for Peace, presented; Speaker's Answer; Leave given them to present them to the City and Army, 2 Aug.-Members to desire them to prevent the Inconvenience of waiting for Ministers to pray by the House, 27 Sept.-Letter from the Assembly of the Church of Scotland to them, to be presented, 10 Dec.
-, - 1648, their Answer, read; Leave given them to send it, 7 June.

Divorce, 1647, A Committee to prepare Ordinance concerning it, 3 Mar.

Docwra, Lord, 1646, Petition for an Allowance towards the Expences of his Funeral, recommended by Lords; previous Question for raising 500£. out of the Earl of Worcester's Estate, Affirmative, 19 Dec.
-, - Hall, 1647, to be disgarisoned, and the new Works slighted, 3 Mar.

Dodson, Colonel, 1646, his Letter to a Member of the Assembly, read, 31 Dec.-Order appointing him Governor of Croyland, 13 Mar.

Dodsworth, Sir Edward, 1646, Order for paying Moneys formerly assigned him, 25 Dec.

Dolliffe, Richard, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Mar.

Dolling, John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 30 Mar.

Donne, Major, 1647, a Committee to compute his Arrears- Order for paying them to his Executrix, 2 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, 8.

Dorchester, 1647, Petition of Mayor, &c. read; Ordinance for Increase of Maintenance upon their Ministers and Schoolmaster, and upon the Vicar of Fordington, ordered, 20 Apr. Ordinance from Lords for that Purpose, read, and passed, 17 Dec.
-, - 1648, Letter from thence reported from the Committee at Derby House, 1 Aug.

Dormer, Francis, 1647, approved to be Major in Colonel Kempson's Regiment, 28 May.

Dorrell, Marmaduke, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.

Dorset County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.-Ordinance for allowing the Commissioners and Sub-commissioners of Excise, upon their Account, 5,601£. 17s. 9d. taken up by Governors of several Garisons in the County, read, and passed, 8 Jan. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, -Members sent down for bringing in the Arrears of the Assessments of 600,000£.; the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and a Letter to hasten the Payment, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter, reported, read, and agreed to.
-, -1648, Leave given the Sheriff to reside out of the County, 12 Apr.-Order for his Return, 6 June.-Additional Committees for Assessments; agreed to by Lords, 2 May. -Ordinance for settling the Militia, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, 24 July-Ordinance for paying the Forces in the County, ordered, 1 Aug.

Dover, 1646, Ordinance for continuing the Ordinance for a monthly Allowance for Maintenance of the Garison, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, 10 Dec.-Ordinance from them appointing a Water Bailiff and Keeper of the Prison and Port, read, and passed, 10 Feb.-Order for an Addition of 130 Soldiers in the Castle and Forts adjacent, 1 Mar.-For continuing the Governor.
-, -1647, his Petition on behalf of the Garison, read, 13 June-Letter representing their Necessities, read-Order for paying them Six Months Arrears, 3 July. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, - Petition of Soldiers of the Castle, Archcliff Fort, and Motes Bulwark, read-Order for paying them Six Months Arrears, 17 Jan. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1648, Order for the Collector of the Customs to clear his Accounts-A Committee to consider how the Receipts and Composition Trade may be managed to the Advantage of the State, 4 Apr.-Order for Biscuit and Bread for the Garison in the Castle, 27 May-Report concerning an Establishment for them-Order for adding a Company of Foot and Troop of Horse, and for the Establishment of them, Gunners, a Minister, and Surgeon-The Committee at Derby House to grant Commissions for raising Men; Lords Concurrence to be desired-The Forces in the Garison to be commanded by the Militia of Kent-The Committee at Derby House to confer with Members, and consider how they may be of Service to the County, 2 Aug.

Dowcett, Mr. and Mr. Floyd, 1648, sent up Prisoners for endeavouring the King's Escape; their Examination referred to the Committee of Informations, 21 June-Dowcett to attend a Committee of Lords when sent for, -To be bailed, 7 July-Informations and Examinations concerning him to be transmitted to the Judges of Assize at Winchester; Serjeant to receive him into his Custody and send him thither, 23 Aug.

Downe, Earl of, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Dec.

Downing, Gregory, 1647, Ordinance appointing him Comptroller of the Customs in Londonderry, read, and passed, 17 Mar. Agreed to by Lords.

Dowse, Sir Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.
-, -Thomas, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for refusing to pay Money received for Assessments, 18 Apr.-Order for his Discharge, 3 May.

Doyley, Colonel Charles, 1646, previous Question for appointing him Governor of the Fort and Castle at Bristol, Affirmative, 17 Mar.
-, -1647, his Petition to be read, 27 Dec.
-, -Mr. 1647, Order for making Report concerning him and some Committees of Oxfordshire, 28 May.
-, -John, 1647, his Case, touching his Election, and the Point of being disabled to sit, read, and referred to a Committee, 13 July-Report that his Answers are not satisfactory; Order for him to answer clearly, 27 Aug.

Doyley Castle. Vide Hereford City.

Drake, William, 1646. Vide Privileges.
-, -1647, Resolution for indicting him of High Treason; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indictment; Managers and Solicitor appointed; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.-Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct.
-, -Sir Francis, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state and certify his Accounts, 18 Jan.
-, -1647, Certificate to be read, 22 Apr.
-, -Sir William, 1647, to have Passport to go beyond Sea, 6 July.
-, -Lady Ellen, 1647, her Petition from Lords read; Order for paying her 1,500£. in Satisfaction for her Losses, 22 Mar.

Dreiden, Sir John, and others, 1647, Order for paying them Interest due upon 1,000£. 6 May.

Drogheda, Lady, 1647, her Petition from Lords, with Papers annexed, read, 23 July.

Drunkenness. Vide Incest. Dublin. Vide Ireland-1647, Order for settling two Packetboats between that and Chester, 30 Dec.

Ducie, Sir Richard, 1647. Vide Privileges.

Dudley Castle, 1647, to be made untenable; the County Committee to see it done, 2 Mar.
-, -, 1647, House adhere to their Vote, 19 July.

Dudley, Christopher, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 12 Jan.

Duels, 1647, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for preventing them, 4 Mar.

Duffield, Francis, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with an Order of the Committee of the Northern Association, 17 July.

Duke, Lewis, 1647, the Committee of the Army to detain in their Hands Monies claimed by him, 21 Apr.

Dumferling, Earl of, 1647, Order from Lords for him to have Access to the King, read, and agreed to with an Amendment, 13 May-His Letter read, 5 June. Vide King.

Dunsmore, Lord, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Mar.

Dunstans, in the West, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Vicar, read, and passed, 3 Mar.

Durham, County, 1646, Petition of Inhabitants concerning their Sufferings by the Armies, and concerning Monies due to the County, and that they may have Members to serve for them in Parliament, read; Speaker's Answer, 21 Dec.- Ordinance appointing a Sheriff, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Feb.-Ordinance for electing Knights and Burgesses for the County, read twice, and committed, 21 Dec.
-, -1647, to be reported, 28 May-3 June-A Committee to prepare Ordinance for taking away the Jurisdiction of the County Palatine, 16 July-Ordinance read twice and committed, 14 Aug.-Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, -The Committee of the Army to direct a Letter and Instructions to the Commissioners there, and make them applicable to the Commissioners, as they are to Members in other Counties, 30 Dec.-Order for 623£. for Arms and Ammunition, 28 Feb.-Returned from Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 17 Mar.-Ordinance for appointing High Sheriff, and regulating other things concerning the Supply of Justice, read twice, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 4 Mar.
-, -1648, Member to go down upon the Gaol Delivery; Order for Commission to that Purpose-Another to go for Preservation of those Parts-One to be desired to stay there, 25 Apr.-Committees Letter read, and referred to the Northern Committee, 22 Aug.
-, -Bishop of. Vide Moreton, Doctor.

Dutch Resident. Vide Joachimi.
-, -Bible. Vide Haake.

Dyer, Edward, 1647, Report of his Delinquency and Estate, re-committed, 27 May.

Dymock, Captain Humphry, and others, 1647, Petition for Payment of their Arrears; referred to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall, 19 Feb.

22° 23° & 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 1647, & 1648.

EADY, Maurice, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June.-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Earnley, Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July.

East India Company, 1646, Ordinance for upholding the Trade and settling the Government thereof, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 5 Dec. Petition of Governor, &c. Leave given them to transport foreign Bullion to the Value of 10,000£. Sterling, -Another Petition read; Leave given them to transport it to the Value of 66,000£. 20 Feb.
-, -1647, House put Lords in mind of the Ordinance for upholding the Trade, &c. 16 Apr.-Their Proposition for carrying on the Trade by Subscriptions, read-House acquainted with the Time they had given to Members to subscribe; Thanks thereupon, 6 Feb.-Their Petition, and Lords Order of 7th October, 1647, read; Petition referred to Colonel Lilbourne's Committee; Order for stay of Proceedings upon Lords Order, till Report, 22 Oct.-Petition of Governor, &c. Leave given them to transport foreign Bullion to the Value of 45,000£. 23 Nov.-Another, read, and referred to the Committee of Trade, 13 Jan.-Another to be read, 4 Mar. Read; Leave given them to transport foreign Bullion to the Value of 80,000£.

Eastlow, 1646, new Writ, 21 Dec.

Eccleshall Castle, 1646, to be made untenable; the Committee of the County to see it done, 2 Mar.
-, -1647, House adhere to their Vote, 19 July.

Eccleston, 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Rector, to be read, 9 Feb.
-, -1648, read, and passed, 21 Apr.

Edgecombe, Colonel Piers, 1646, Matter of Fact concerning his Case, reported; General's Letter recommending it to Colonel Weldon to treat with him; Colonel Weldon's Letter in pursuance thereof, read; Resolution for admitting him to his Composition, and exempting him from the 5th and 20th Parts -Like Resolution for the Officers of his Regiment, 15 Feb.
-, -1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 29 Aug.
-, -Richard, 1646, Matter of Fact concerning his Case, reported; Resolution for admitting him to his Composition, and exempting him from his 5th and 20th Parts, 15 Feb.
-, -1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 29 Aug.

Edmonds, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 29 Mar.

Edwards, Mr. 1647, to be summoned to appear before a Committee, to answer matters objected against him, 2 Oct.

Edwoodson, Edward, 1647, Report concerning Monies seized upon him by the Searchers at Gravesend, read; nothing done thereupon, 19 Aug.

Edwin, Captain John, 1647, previous Question for appointing him Commander of a Ship, Neg. 8 Oct.-Order for appointing him, 17 Mar.

Egden, Mark, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report, Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Egerton, Sir Charles, 1647, his Case touching his Election, and the Point of being disabled to sit, to be read and stated, 13 July. Read, and referred to a Committee.

Elcock, Robert, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 30 Mar.

Elections, 1646, the Committee to sit Three Days a Week; Committees injoined to attend diligently, 16 Dec.
-, -1647, Order for making Report of all, determined, 21 June.
-, -Controverted, viz. Cirencester, Shropshire, Newcastle upon Tyne, Bodmyn, Lynn, Buckingham County, Stafford Borough, Shaftsbury, Malden, Guilford, and Reading.
-, -1647, Member makes Election, 24 July.
-, -1648, Persons returned upon a double Return not to fit till Report made, 20 June.

Elling, 1647, Information concerning a late Riot there, referred to the Committee of Complaints, with Power to commit Offenders; Justices of Peace to proceed against them, 30 Dec.

Elliot, Sir John, 1646. Vide Privileges-The Committee of the Tower to examine how he came by his Death, and view the Rooms where he was confined-Order for repaying 2,000£. paid by his Heir by reason of his Marriage; a Committee to examine the Decree made in the late Court of Wards concerning the Marriage, 18 Jan.
-, -Edward, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept.
-, -Thomas, 1648, to be exchanged for Mr. Crane, 12 Aug.

Ellow, 1647, Petition of Inhabitants, from Lords, 7 Apr.

Elmhurst, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.

Elsynge, Major Christopher, 1648, his Narrative of Lord Inchiquin's Proceedings in carrying on his Designs against the Parliament, and persuading him to comply with him-Order for bestowing 50£. upon him-for stating his Accounts, 14 Apr. Agreed to by Lords.

Elwald, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Dec.

Elwins, Edward, 1647, Order for continuing him Mayor of Worcester, 4 Sept. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, with Amendments; those agreed to by Lords.

Ely, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Feb.

Ely, Isle of, 1646, Order for slighting all the Garisons there, 23 Feb.
-, - 1647, Ordinance from Lords, appointing a Steward and Judge, read, 8 Oct.-A Committee to examine the State of the Cathedral, 3 Mar. Vide Soldiers, maimed-Petition of Inhabitants read, and referred to the Committee upon the Ordinance for draining Bedford Level.
-, -1648, the Committee at Derby House to grant a Commission to Colonel Hubbart, to raise Forces for the Safety of those Parts, 17 June.-Agreed to by Lords, 3 July- General's Letter touching the Isle communicated by Lords, 19 June-Additional Deputy Lieutenants, agreed to by Lords, 3 July-Order for paying 70£. out of the Excise of the Isle and Cambridgeshire, for Three Months, by Way of Loan, for Pay of a Troop of Horse for Defence of the Island; Ordinance for that Purpose ordered. Read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired.
-, - House, 1648, to be employed for lodging sick and wounded Soldiers, 14 Apr.-Order for them to have the present Use thereof for a Year; Rent to be paid by the State, - Agreed to by Lords, 1 May-Order for discharging Edward Birkhead from the Penalties upon the Contract for it, 22 June.

Emanuel College Cambridge, 1648, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Master, 18 May.

Emerson, Thomas, 1648, Order for his Execution, 9 Aug. Sheriff to shew Cause why he does not execute him.

Enbank, Captain Thomas Vide Barwis, Colonel Thomas.

England, New, 1647, a Committee to prepare Ordinance for Encouragement of Piety and Learning there, 17 Mar.
-, - 1648, Ordinance read, 30 Aug

Ennys, Colonel, 1647, Mr. Cockram's Letter concerning his endeavouring to go beyond Sea under a false Name; Mr. Cockram to be thanked; the Colonel to be sent for by Serjeant, and referred to the Committee of Complaints, 19 Aug.

Erle, Sir Walter, 1646, Order for paying a Moiety of the Monies formerly assigned him, 10 & 26 Dec.
-, - 1647, Order for continuing him Lieutenant Governor of the Ordnance, notwithstanding any Order of either House to the contrary, and for a Grant under the Great Seal, 25 May. Agreed to by Lords.
-, - 1648, Order for accommodating Mr. Doyley in his House, revoked; Possession to be restored to him, 15 July.

Errington, Captain, and Mr. Dawson, 1646, Letter concerning taking their Accounts, as Collectors of the Coal-duties, read; Auditors of the Imprest to receive, state, and audite them, 8 Feb.

Escott, Alice, 1647, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning her Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July.

Essex County, 1646, Petition of Gentlemen read; Speaker's Answer, 11 Mar.
-, - 1647, Information of a Petition carrying on concerning disbanding the Army; Members to acquaint the County by Letters that House is now upon that Business, 6 Apr.-Letter from the Gentlemen of the County; Thanks thereupon. Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, -Members sent down to hasten the Payments of the Arrears of 600,000£.; the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and a Letter to be sent, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to.
-, - 1648, Petition of the Grand Inquest, &c. read; Members for the County to prevent a future Meeting, 27 Apr. Declaration that such Meetings are prejudicial to the Peace of the Kingdom; Order to forbear them to be published in every Market-town in the County-Further Declaration that if they have any thing to represent to House they send it to their Members, -The Committee at Derby House to take Course for suppressing the Tumults; Members of the County to advise with them herein, 8 May-Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him. Agreed to by Lords, -Petition of Grand Jury read; Speaker's Answer, -Informations touching the County referred to the Committee of Complaints, -Person to be summoned to appear before them-Paper intituled, "The Engagements and "Declaration of the Grand Jury, &c." in Pursuance of their Petition of 4th May, read; the Committee of Printing to inquire after the Authors and Printers; Members to acquaint the Earl of Warwick with the Pamphlet-those for the County to inquire whether such Engagement was entered into, and suppress the Paper, -Joint Declaration of the Counties of Essex, Kent, Middlesex, and Surry, to the Soldiers, read, and referred to the Committee at Derby House-the Committee of Printing to find out the Printer, &c. - Gentlemen of the County to withdraw, and prepare what they think necessary for disabusing the People, and settling the Distempers; Draught of a Letter read twice, and then in Parts, agreed to; Speaker to sign it; Member to carry it down, 3 June-Letter from Chelmsford read; a Committee to prepare Ordinance of Indemnity to the Inhabitants; Ordinance read twice; previous Question for adding a Proviso, Neg.; Ordinance passed; agreed to by Lords; Members sent down to publish it; Gentlemen of the County to be desired to assist them, -Colonel Whalley's Letter reported from the Committee at Derby House, and their Desire thereupon; Order for the Parliament's Forces to pursue those that continue in Arms, to be sent to the Colonel, agreed to by Lords-the Committee at Derby House to secure the Bridges upen the River Lee, and other Passages, -A Committee to seize Twenty Men that they think considerable for releasing the Committees of the County, and send them to the General, to have such Usage as the Committees have. Speaker to issue Warrants for breaking open Doors upon Resistance. The Committee to withdraw, and find out the Number; Serjeant to apprehend them; the Committee to consider how to send them to the General; Committees added-Order for General, if the Number cannot be found here, to seize the most active Persons in the County-Members sent down for Furtherance of the Service of the State. Order for apprehending Twenty Persons here, renewed, -Gentlemen's and Committee's Letters read; Desires of the Committee referred to a Committee-Another Letter from the General read; the Committee of the Army to contract for Provisions and other Necessaries for the Army, and send them forthwith -Ordinance for a Month's Assessment for maintaining the Forces, ordered. Read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Ordinance for raising 14,000£. out of the Sequestrations of Delinquents, in the late Insurrections in Essex and Kent, read; Question for rejecting it, Neg.; Order for Second Reading, 3 July-Letter read; Ordinance for another Month's Assessment, and for raising Two Troops of Horse, and One of Dragoons, ordered, -Committees Letter read; House approve of their Intentions to raise 500 Horse and Dragoons, and 1,000 Foot; Order touching paying for them-Left to Lord General to take Course for the Exchange of the Committees, -Letters taken at Rumford, with other Letters and Papers, referred to the Committee at Derby House, -Order for exchanging several of the Committees; Letter to General concerning it, ordered, 12 Aug.
-, - Earl of, 1647, Conference desired by Lords concerning Officers late under him, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Message to them, desiring it may be deferred, agreed to, 11 June.
-, -Countess of, 1646, Ordinance for disposing of an Arrear of her Jointure, sequestered for her Delinquency, to be read, 14 & 15 Dec. Read twice; her Petition read; Ordinance passed; Lords Concurence to be desired.

Eton College, 1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing a Fellow, to be read, 1 Sept.-Provost to acquaint House with the State thereof, 2 Oct.

Evans, James, and others, 1646, Petition referred to a Committee, 9 Mar.
-, - Stephen, 1647, to have Satisfaction for the Hire of his Ship, 23 July.
-, - Edward, 1648, Order for bestowing 100£. upon him, 30 Aug.

Everard, John, 1648, his Information taken before Lord Mayor read, and referred to a Committee; Mr. Walker's Information referred, 27 Apr.-Another concerning Two Gentlemen referred.

Evelyn, Sir John, 1646. Vide Privileges.

Evett, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.

Eure, Ralph, 1647, previous Question that a Fine of 1,400£. be set upon him, Affirmative; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 25 May.

Excise, 1646, Letter from Lords concerning the Excise, to be signed by Speakers of both Houses, read; Days appointed for considering the Business thereof, 1 Jan.-Report concerning the Obstructions, and State of Monies charged thereupon, to be made. Made; Commissioners Certificate, &c. read -Declaration concerning the Continuance of the Grant of the Whole, or any Part thereof, to Cities, Towns, &c. -Commissioners Petition read; thanked for their great Care in improving the Receipts, 6 Feb.-The Committee of the Excise to present something to House in Point of Arrears, and to remove Obstructions, and to prepare Instructions, and a Declaration, touching the Reasons of first laying the Excise, the Necessity of continuing it, &c. and to consider of the arbitrary Proceedings of Sub-committees, in collecting the Monies in the Particular of Beer. Declaration and Instructions read, and in Part agreed to; Part of the Declaration re-committed. Reported from Re-commitment; Clause concerning the Punishment of Rioters added; Declaration passed-Remainder of the Instructions, read, and passed. Severally agreed to by Lords, -Information of a Riot at the Office; Lord Mayor to be desired to suppress all Tumults, and proceed against Offenders according to Law, 15 Feb. Commissioners Petition concerning it; Sheriffs Narrative thereof; Business referred to Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Justices of Peace, and the Committee of the Militia; Speaker's Answer, -Declaration touching Payment of the whole Excise after 25th March next, to the Office at London, 3 Mar. Returned from Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to.
-, - 1647, Order for preventing any Discouragement or Obstruction by the Soldiery to the bringing in the Excise, 28 June-State thereof to be considered; Commissioners to represent Obstructions, 21 July-The Committee of Excise to prepare Declaration for better regulating and carrying it on, 14 Aug. Declaration read. Committed; the Committee to confer with the Commissioners; Declaration reported, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -To be printed and published by Sheriffs in all Markettowns, 2 Sept.-Report concerning several Brewers, Debtors to the Excise; Order for them to pay, or shew Cause why they do not, 18 Aug. Their Petition; Speaker informs them that unless they pay by a Day they shall be distrained, -The Committee to consider the State of the Excise in unnecessary Monies charged thereupon, and take effectual Course for levying Monies due, 1 Sept.-The Committee of the Army to treat with the Commissioners about a Loan of 20,000 £. and Security, 9 Nov.-To desire them to expedite it. Ordinance for reimbursing them, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Ordinance for reimbursing them 5,000£. advanced for the Army, ordered, -Ordinance for reimbursing them 2,776£. advanced on the Credit of the Interest charged upon the Excise of the Eastern Association, read, and passed, 1 Dec.- Agreed to by Lords, 5 Jan.-House to consider of improving the Excise -Days appointed for it, 6 Feb.- Ordinance for securing to the Commissioners 10,000£. advanced for the Use of the Navy, read; Clause left out; Ordinance passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Declaration that they shall not be removed till they are reimbursed the Money. Severally agreed to by Lords-Order for paying it to the Treasurer of the Navy, agreed to by Lords, 1 Mar.
-, - 1648, Proposals touching the Excise presented, and referred to the Committee, 13 Apr.-Ordinance for Discharge of the Commissioners for 1,645£. read, and passed, 20 May- Agreed to by Lords, -Ordinance for disposing of the Remainder of 150,000£. charged upon the Excise, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 June-A Committee to treat with the Commissioners about advancing 6,000£. for repairing the Works at Hull, -Ordinance for continuing the Receipts, ordered, -Read; Blank for the Time filled up; Ordinance passed; agreed to by Lords, 1 July-Ordinance for allowing the Sub-committees such Monies as have been taken from them by the Enemy, read twice, and committed, -A Committee to treat with the Commissioners about accepting the Ordinance for a Salary to Auditors to state the Accounts of Soldiers, 4 Aug.-Another Committee to confer with them, and settle the Salaries for the Auditors, and the Allowance of 150£. per Week for maimed Soldiers, &c.

Exeter, 1646, Order for continuing a Garison in the Castle- For keeping 160 Men, and demolishing the new Works-for disgarisoning the City, 25 Feb.-Governor of the Castle appointed, 13 Mar.
-, - 1647, Order for continuing the Mayor-against electing Delinquents into Office, 4 Sept.-Lords Concurrence to be desired, to the Approbation of the Articles of the City; Approbation to be published, 25 Oct.-Lords Concurrence signified, 4 Nov.
-, - 1648, Sir Hardres Waller's Letters to the Mayor, &c.; his Answer, and Order, with a Narrative of the true Passages there, read; Order for removing Sir Hardres's Forces from thence, to be inclosed in a Letter to General, with Desire he would put it in Execution, 19 May. His Answer read; Member to prepare another Letter to him; Letter reported, read, and agreed to; Speaker to sign it-Arms and Ammunition belonging to the Magazines, to be restored to the Places from whence they were taken-Complaint touching Sir Hardres and the City referred to a Committee, -Ordinance for settling the Militia, read, and passed, 30 June-Returned from Lords, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, 10 July.

Exmouth Fort, 1646, Order for keeping a Garison of 40 Men there, 25 Feb.-Commander appointed, 13 Mar.

Eyres, Colonel William, and others, 1647, Petition read, and referred to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall, 13 Jan.

Eyton, Gerard, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 June.

22° 23° & 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 1647, & 1648.

FAIRFAX, Sir Thomas, 1646, Ordinance for Assessments for Maintenance of his Army, sent to Lords, 7 Dec.- House put them in mind thereof, 15 Dec.- 11 Jan.- Message, desiring them to expedite that Ordinance, and the Ordinance for continuing the Committee and Treasurers of the Army, 11 Jan. Conference to be desired concerning them, Managers appointed; a Committee to prepare Reasons. Reasons reported; Conference desired; agreed to; General's Letter read, and to be made Use of thereat; Conference held, -The Committee of the Army to sit de die in diem, and make Use of all Powers formerly granted them for bringing in Arrears, -Ordinance for settling 5,000£. per Annum on him, out of Delinquents Estates excepted from Pardon, ordered-Order for him to receive, in mean time, the growing Rents of Lands formerly assigned to the Earl of Essex, -Lords Concurrence to be desired, 8 Feb. Desired, -House to consider the Forces in the several Counties and Garisons; Members to present an Account in Writing. Vide Garisons. Present it; previous Question for considering first the Forces of the particular Counties, Neg.-Order for considering the Number of Horse to be kept in Pay. Resolution for keeping up 5,400 Horse, and 1,000 Dragoons, -Question for keeping up more Foot than will be sufficient for the Garrisons to be continued, Neg. -House to consider how the Forces to be kept up shall be commanded, and paid, 3 Mar. Previous Question that Sir Thomas Fairfax command them, Affirmative; House to consider whether any Officer under him shall be above a Colonel-whether any Member shall command under him. Resolution that no Officer under him shall be above a Colonel -Previous Question that no Member shall command under him, Affirmative-Resolution that all Officers shall take the Covenant-that none who have been in Arms against the Parliament shall be employed-Previous Question that all Officers shall conform to the established Government of the Church, Affirmative-Resolution that no Person of scandalous Life or Conversation shall be employed as an Officer, - Resolution for sending 8,400 Foot, 3,000 Horse, and 1,200 Dragoons, out of the Army into Ireland. Gentlemen's Letter concerning it, read, -List of the Captains and Officers above them, ordered, -General's Letter, concerning a Vote of Lords, touching the Quartering the Army, read; the Committee of the Army to prepare Letter to him, to quarter them where he thinks fit, -To prepare another to desire his former Order touching their coming no nearer than Twentyfive Miles of London, may be observed. Conference desired by Lords concerning quartering them in the associated Counties, and near London, agreed to; Reporters appointed 23. Their Names called; Conference held.
-, - 1647, Reported, 25 Mar.-List of Captains and Officers above them-Estimate of the Pay of the Army for a Month-of Monies received for them from 28th March 1645 to 1st March 1646, exclusive-of Monies paid to them within the same time-of Arrears due from the new-modelling the Army to 1st February 1646-Brief State of the Assessments to 22d February 1646, severally reported, and read-House to consider the Business of the Horse to be kept up. Previous Question for keeping up Three particular Regiments, Affirmative; Order for completing them out of the Forces of the Northern and adjacent Counties, not disbanded-General to be directed to lay the Army further asunder, and stop the Regiments ordered to march nearer the Head Quarters, -Resolutions for keeping up Six Regiments of Horse in England, and 200 Horse and 200 Dragoons in Wales, 8 Apr.-Order for disbanding all the Foot in England and Wales, except those in the Garisons, and those to be employed for the Irish Service, 29 Mar. Proceedings of Gentlemen sent down to the Army by the Committee for Irish Affairs, reported; Thanks thereupon-Information of Petition endeavoured to be obtruded upon the Army; Copy of the Petition, and Representations annexed, referred to a Committee; Copy to be sent to General, with Desire to suppress it. Letter, with the Petition inclosed, read; Thanks thereupon; several Officers to attend Serjeant; Major General Skippon to reside with the Army-A Committee to prepare Declaration, requiring them to desist from the Petition; Declaration reported, read twice, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired. Previous Question for expunging in out of the Journals, Affirmative; Lords to be desired to expunge it out of theirs, 3 June-Conference desired with them thereupon, agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held; Lords Concurrence signified-Minute of Lords Letter to General, read, and disagreed to, 30 Mar. -General's Answer to Letters, and Orders concerning the Petition, read; several Officers called in; Speaker's Speech to them, 1 Apr.-Order for disbanding the Forces that are not to be transported into Ireland, and for securing their Horses and Arms, -A Committee to prepare Establishment for the Forces in England. Report; Resolutions touching the Proportions of Pay for the Officers, -Previous Question that such of the Army as shall be disbanded, have Six Weeks of their Arrears paid upon disbanding, Affirmative, -Petition of Officers, with Paper annexed, declaring their Intentions concerning the Carriage of a late Petition, and several Letters, read; Parties to attend; Skippon, Cromwell, Ireton, and Fleetwood, sent down to quiet all Distempers in the Army, to acquaint them House has ordered an Ordinance for their Indemnity, and that a considerable Proportion of their Arrears shall be paid upon disbanding, and the Remainder at a time convenient, -Their Letter read, 4 May- Others from them read, -Order for adding a Fortnight's Pay to the Six Weeks formerly ordered upon disbanding-for adding a Fortnight's Pay to the Month's formerly ordered for the Forces going to Ireland, -Commissioners Letter read- General to be desired to repair to the Army; Previous Question that some of them be sent up to give Account of their Proceedings, Affirmative; Major General Skippon to continue there; Vote to be inclosed in a Letter to General. Their Proceedings reported; Thanks thereupon, Resolution for auditing the Accounts of the Soldiery, and giving a real Security for their Arrears-Previous Question that none that have served voluntarily shall be pressed to serve beyond Sea, Affirmative. Agreed to by Lords, -Previous Question for referring it to a Committee to consider of the Time and Manner of disbanding, Affirmative. Report; Previous Question for proceeding thereupon, Affirmative; Times and Places for disbanding; Money to be at the several Places of Rendezvous the Day before disbanding; General to be desired to see them disbanded-List of each Company to be brought to the Place of Rendezvous. Agreed to by Lords, -Money appointed for this Service-The Committee of the Army to consider of Instructions for stating the Arrears and Accounts of the Soldiers, and how Debentures shall be given them-Officers to receive particular Debentures upon their Account- The Excise in course to be the Security for the Arrears of the inferior Officers and Soldiers, and Delinquents Estates for Commission Officers. Vide Supply-Ordinance concerning the Public Faith for Horses raised for the Parliament, to be read, 13 May. Read twice, and committed, - Declaration from Lords touching the Army, read, and agreed to, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to by Lords; Letter from them to General to accompany the Votes for disbanding the Foot, read, and agreed to-a Committee of both Houses to assist him; previous Question for advancing 500£. for their Service, Affirmative; a Committee to prepare Instructions for them-Order for paying Dragoons appointed to convoy the Money to the Army-for disbanding the Train of Artillery, and employing Part thereof for Ireland, and sending the rest to the Tower-Ordinance for adjusting the Soldiers Accounts, and giving Debentures, read; previous Question for an Amendment, Neg.; Ordinance passed; returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, - General's Letter, with a Paper inclosed, intituled, "The "Opinions and humble Advice of a Council of War in rela"tion to Votes of the Parliament," and his Desire of Advice thereupon, read-Commissioners Letters read-Order for recalling Money sent to disband Two Regiments, agreed to by Lords-For recalling the Commissioners; Lords Concurrence to be desired-For locking up the Door, and permitting none to go out without Leave; Messenger to be sent to Fieldmarshal Skippon, to desire his Attendance; previous Question for adjourning the Debate, Affirmative, 1 June-Resolution that inferior Officers and Soldiers shall have their full Pay upon disbanding-that there be an Addition of a Month's to Commission Officers-Commissioners Letter, and Letters from the Army, read-Order for 10,000 £. for Officers whose Accounts are stated; Lords Concurrence to be desired, - For paying them 5,000£. in Part. Agreed to by Lords, -Lords Letter to General, read. Letter to him, read twice, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence signified; Order for sending it express-Ordinance for repealing the Declaration of 30th March, concerning the Army, read twice, and committed; reported, and passed. Agreed to by Lords- Another Declaration, some Clauses of the former being left out, agreed to by Lords, -Ordinance enabling Soldiers to assign their Debentures, ordered, 3 June-A Committee to prepare Ordinance for more full Indemnity of Officers and Soldiers. Ordinance read twice, and committed; reported, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, -The Committee to send down proper Persons to audit and state their Accounts; Votes and Ordinances concerning the Army to be printed-Commissioners of both Houses appointed to go down to the Army; a Committee to prepare Instructions for them; Instructions reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence signified; Order for 300£. to defray their Expences; Minister desired to attend them, -Previous Question for further Answer to the Particulars in the Summary from the Army, Neg. -Commissioners Letter; General's Answer to their Desires concerning prosecuting their Instructions, and a printed Paper, intituled, "A solemn Engagement of the Army," with a Declaration of their Resolutions concerning Disbanding, and Commissioners Opinion upon General's Answer, read; Resolution that all Officers and Soldiers conforming to the Votes sent down shall have the Benefit thereof-Order for paying them 10,000£. agreed to by Lords-A Committee to prepare Letter to General, desiring the Army may not march within Forty Miles of London. His Answer, Commissioners Letter, with his Reasons for advancing, and their Answer, read-Their Letter, and Copy of a Letter from the General and chief Officers to the City, read; their Answer read, and approved-General Votes for giving public Satisfaction, and the State of Matters here, to be inclosed in a Letter to the Commissioners; a Committee to prepare it; Letter reported, read, and agreed to; Order for Commissioners to return-Additional Instruction agreed to by Lords -Two added; Lords Concurrence signified, -List of Officers and Soldiers come off from the Army communicated by Lords, and referred to a Committee, -Report touching the Deduction to be made for free Quarter, 9 July-A Committee of both Houses to prepare a Declaration what they had done, and what they intended to do for the Army, the Ease of the People, and Settlement of Peace, 14 June. Ministers desired to reside with the Commissioners-Their Letter, touching the Votes concerning those that come off from the Army, read; a Committee to prepare Answer; Answer reported, read, and agreed to; Speaker to sign, and send it away forthwith-Another Letter from them, with a Representation from the General and Army, read; a Committee to prepare Answer; Answer reported, read, and agreed to; Ordinances for Six Weeks Pay to Officers whose Accounts are stated-for a Month's Pay to Officers in Town whose Accounts are not stated-for a Month's Pay to Officers named in a List presented in November last, severally read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Previous Question for a Month's Pay to the Army, one Moiety at their Head Quarters, the other when they are marched Twenty Miles further from London, Neg.-Previous and main Questions for a Month's Pay forthwith, severally Affirmative; Resolution that this Month's Pay shall be in Part of the Soldiers Arrears, and in Part of the Three Months Pay formerly ordered for the Officers. Lords Concurrence signified, -Commissioners Letter; Copy of Answer to their Demand, touching the Representation, read. Read again. Previous Question for considering the Third and Fourth Propositions, Neg. -Letters to the Commissioners and General, read, and agreed to-Letter to General, with Vote concerning the Removal of the Army Forty Miles from London, agreed to by Lords, 17 May-Commissioners Letter, with Copies of Petitions from Hertfordshire and Berkshire, read-A Committee to prepare Letter to them and General, to acquaint them House is preparing a Month's Pay for the Army, -List of Officers within the Lines; Order for allowing them the same Pay as other Officers-Commissioners Letter read, -Other Letters from them, with General's Answer, in Reference to the Letter of both Houses to him, and their Answer thereto, and a Copy of his Letter to both Houses, read, -Commissioners Letters, with a Remonstrance from the Army, read; Order for 200 £. for them, -Other Letters, with a Letter from General, and the Council of War, inclosed, touching the Removal of the Army to Uxbridge, read; their Letter from thence read; Power given to confer with the Citizens residing in the Army, -to confer with the General, and Persons he shall appoint; Lords Concurrence signified-Vote for discharging listed Officers agreed to by them-Commissioners Letter, with a Paper from the General, and Council of War, concerning the Army's not advancing nearer than Fifteen Miles to London, read; previous Question for considering the Three Particulars mentioned in the Letter, Affirmative, -Another Letter, with Proposals from the Army before they march back, read; previous and main Questions that no Officer or Soldier leave the Army without General's Licence-that House own this as their Army, and will maintain them as such, severally Affirmative; Lords Concurrence signified- The Committee of the Army to consider how Provision may be made, -To consider of providing a Month's Pay, and bringing in Arrears, 1 July-Commissioners Letter, with Copy of One sent by them to General; General's Answer, and a Paper in Vindication of the Army, read; Paper to be printed, -Ordinance for bringing in the Arrears to the Army, ordered-Commissioners Letter; House approve their proceeding with Persons appointed by General, though he is not present; Power given them to treat upon future Votes; a Committee to peruse Journals, and see what Votes, &c. have passed in Relation to the Desires of the Army, and send them with what may pass to the Commissioners-Former Order to them explained. Lords Concurrence signified, -Commissioners Letter with Paper concerning things wanting in the late Votes, touching the Desires of the Army, read; Resolution that whoever shall leave the Army without General's Licence shall have no Benefit of the Declaration for present Pay of their Arrears-that Provision be made out of the Arrears of the Twenty Months Assessments-out of the Remainder of 200,000£. appointed for the Army, -Commissioners Letter, with Paper of the City Commissioners delivered to them, and their Answer; Paper delivered by the Commissioners to the Commissioners of the Army, and their Answer, read, -Report concerning the Proportion to be deducted for free Quarter; Resolution that it shall be a Moiety to the Non-commission Officers and Soldiers; Declaration touching the Deduction-Ordinance for 20,000£. to the Army, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, -Letter from Sir Thomas Widdrington, and Field-marshal Skippon, with Copy of a Letter from the General, and Council of War, to the City, read; Order for Three Months Pay to the Officers, and Gentlemen of the Lifeguard, come off from the Army; Lords Concurrence to be desired-No Officer or Soldier to enter the Lines under Pretence of receiving their Arrears, - Order for disbanding the Four Regiments of Foot come off from the Army-For paying the Non-commission Officers and Soldiers their Arrears, deducting a Moiety for free Quarter- for paying the Commission Officers Three Months Pay-All the Forces come off from the Army near London to be disbanded; like Order for paying them, -General's Letter read; previous Question that all the Forces maintained by the Parliament shall be under his Command, agreed to by Lords. Commissioners Letter read; Order explained; Vote to be sent to General, -To be printed, 3 Aug. -Commissioners Letter read, 19 July-Another, with new Proposals, read. Read again; brief Heads of the Proposals reported; previous Question for forbearing to proceed upon them till the Army make known all their Proposals, Neg. previous Question for considering these in Order, Affirmative, -Declaration that there appears no Cause for calling in Forces, and that such Persons as do call them in are Traitors. Agreed to by Lords, -Commissioners Letter, with a printed Petition, and Engagement against the Army, &c. read, -Another desiring Mr. Scawen may return; Letter to him to do as he shall see Occasion, -Copy of General's Letters to the Commissioners and Lord Mayor, read; Vote that his Army, nor any Part, do approach nearer than Thirty Miles of London, and if any are nearer that they go back, to be inclosed in a Letter to him; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Letter read twice, 1 Aug. Read again, and re-committed, with Power to make Additions. Additions agreed to, -Commissioners Report of their Transactions with the Army. Approved; Commissioners thanked; Order for 300£. to defray their Expences, -Vote of Approbation of General's and Army's March to London -for a Gratuity of a Month's Pay to the Non-commission Officers and Soldiers; the Committee of the Army to provide it-Manner of receiving the General; Speaker's Speech to him-Order against quartering Soldiers in Members' or infected Houses-Another from Lords, appointing General Constable of the Tower, agreed to, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to by Lords, -The Committee of Safety to grant Commissions to Officers-to take Care of quartering the Forces come off from the Army, and not disbanded, and use them for Defence of the King and Parliament-Narrative of the Messenger who carried Letters to the General and Commissioners, read; Examined thereupon, 1 Aug.-Order for a Committee of both Houses to go to the Army; another Committee to prepare Instructions for them; Instructions reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Declaration from Lords, in Vindication of the Army, read. Read again, and referred to a Committee. Reported, and agreed to, with Amendments, -General's Letter, with a Declaration from the Army, shewing the Grounds of their Advance towards London, read; previous Question for concurring with Lords in agreeing to the Declaration, Neg. -Another Letter, with Remonstrance inclosed, to be considered, -Order for a Month's Pay to the Army, -Order for the Commissioners to repair thither. Agreed to by Lords, -Report that they had treated with the Commissioners of the Army upon their Proposals, 15 Sept.-Ordinance for appointing a Committee of the Army, and Treasurers at War, for receiving and issuing Money raised by the Ordinance for 60,000£. per Mensem, read twice, and committed; the Committee impowered to treat with Persons for raising Monies upon the Credit thereof; Names of Committees, 9 Sept. Ordinance reported, and passed. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, -The Committee of the Army to treat with the Lenders of 32,000£. for Forbearance for a Month longer. The Commissioners of Excise to pay or lend the Money to no other Person than the Committee of the Army. Order revoked, -Resolutions for keeping up 7,200 Horse-1,000 Dragoons-1,800 Foot. Heads of an Establishment of Pay for them-A Committee to prepare Ordinance for Security of Persons lending Monies upon the Ordinance for 60,000£. per Mensem. Ordinance read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -General's Letter, and Declaration from the Army, concerning Delays in raising Money for them, read, and to be communicated to the City. To be considered, with their Answer. A Committee to prepare Ordinance for Security of the Treasurers that shall advance 40,000£. upon the Credit of the Ordinance for 60,000£. per Mensem-Order for their advancing it forthwith. Ordinance read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Ordinance for Security of other Persons that shall advance Monies upon the same Ordinance, ordered, -Read, and passed, 4 Oct. Agreed to by Lords, - Letter from the general Council of the Army to Lieutenant General Cromwell, read-Order for paying the Gratuity appointed, and for a Month's Pay, 28 Sept.-List of the Train of Artillery, with their Pay per Diem, reported, and agreed to; a Committee to prepare Establishment for them, and provide Two Months Pay for those to be disbanded-The Committee of the Army to confer with the General about completing the Body, according to Votes-The Respites in former Votes concerning Pay, read; Resolution for adding One Horse to the Captain, 8d. per Diem to the Cornet, and One Horse to the Quartermaster; Carriage-master to be left out-Commencement of the Establishment-General's Letter concerning bringing in Arrears from the City, referred to the Committee of the Army-The Committee to confer with him about the Establishment of 600 Men, proposed in another Letter, 4 Oct.-The Committee of the Army to confer with Officers, and settle some Way for stating and auditing the Accounts and Arrears of the Soldiery, and receive Propositions for paying their Arrears, -Ordinance for bringing them in, read twice, and committed. Reported; Proviso read, and rejected; Ordinance passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Order for Commissioners to repair to the Army; the Committee of the Army to defray their Charges, -A Committee of the whole House to consider the Proposition for paying the Arrears of the Army, and the Security. Committee sits, 13 & 19 Oct.-2, 4, 8, 10 & 22 Nov. -Declaration that they shall be secured, and paid out of Bishops Lands- A select Committee to consider how they may be secured and satisfied-The Committee of the Army, or such as they shall appoint, impowered to state and audit the Accounts of the Soldiery, according to certain Proportions, with all Powers necessary to carry on the Business, and clear Doubts; Treasurers at War, and Commissaries of the Musters, to attend them-Order for paying 150,000£. charged upon the Excise, to the Treasurers at War, and for borrowing Money upon the Credit thereof; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Oct.-Report concerning bringing in the Sequestrations, to reimburse the County Committees Monies they shall advance for Disbanding; previous Question for agreeing thereto, Neg.; Report re-committed, 4 Nov.-Letter from the general Council, read, - General's Letter, with a Paper inclosed, concerning Pay and Security of Arrears, read; Resolutions thereupon. Vide Excise-Letter to him thereupon, read, and agreed to, - A Committee to prepare Letter for Satisfaction to the Army, in Point of their Arrears, future Pay, and, for the present, a Month's Pay; Letter read, and agreed to; Speaker to sign it, 13 General's Letter concerning the Proceedings at the Rendezvous; Remonstrance signed by the Soldiery; their Petition to General, and a printed Paper annexed, read; Colonel Rainsborough to attend. Vide Rainsborough, Colonel-A Committee to prepare Letter of Thanks to the General, for reducing the Mutineers, and settling the Army; Letter read, and agreed to; Speaker to sign it; Conference desired by Lords concerning some things lately received from him. Vide London-Ordinance appointing 20,000£. charged upon the Excise, for the Eastern Association, to be paid for Supply of the Army, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords; Lieutenant General Cromwell gives Account of the Proceedings at the Rendezvous; thanked thereupon, and to acquaint General, House will be always ready to receive and answer his Addresses from the Army in a parliamentary Way, -Letter taking Notice of his executing a Mutineer, and to desire he would prosecute the Examination of that Business to the Bottom, ordered. Read, and agreed to; Speaker to sign it, -A Committee of the whole House to consider of free Quarter. General's Letter, concerning a Petition from Bucks about it, referred. Committee sits - Report of Resolutions; Order for paying the Forces in England out of 60,000£. per Mensem-Representation from the Army presented, with Desire it may be speedily considered, read-A Committee to extract Heads of Matters fittest to be considered, 7 Dec. Report; Votes for Pay and Provision of Money-Free Quarter to be upon those Places which do not pay the Assessments; a Committee to treat with the General and Council of War about disbanding the Supernumeraries; Ordinance in pursuance thereof, ordered. Their Letters read. Result of their Debates reported, read, and to be considered; Order for reimbursing their Expences, -Resolution that a Moiety of the Excise in Course shall be Security for Arrears. Amended, -That 600,000£. be charged upon the Securities, -Order for a Month's Pay to the Forces to be disbanded, -For taking Care of their Arms, -A Committee to prepare Proposition for bringing in Six Months Arrears of the 60,000£. per Mensem, and to declare that Free Quarter shall thereupon be taken off, and the other Three Months remitted; Declaration read twice; then voted Clause by Clause, and passed. Agreed to by Lords.-A Committee to prepare Ordinance for stating the Army Accounts-another to prepare Ordinance for stating and auditing the Accounts of the Forces to be disbanded-another to prepare Ordinance for further Indemnity of the Soldiers. Ordinances severally read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, -Vote that on the 15th January the Army shall be drawn into Garisons, and Free Quarter taken off-Trustees for the Securities for the Soldiers appointed-Explanatory Ordinance for Security for their Arrears, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired-A Committee appointed to go to the Army; Instructions for them. General's Letter, with the Results of the general Council, read; the Committee to confer with them thereupon-to confer with the Officers sent from the Army. Order for their going in the Afternoon. Their Letter read, -The Committee of the Army to take care Monies are ready for disbanding the Supernumeraries, 4 Jan.-Declaration from the Army, of their Resolutions to the Parliament, in their Proceedings concerning the King, read twice, and approved; Thanks thereupon; Declaration to be printed and published, -Order for disbanding the Horse by Troops, and the Foot by Companies; General to give Orders herein, -Order for a Month's Pay to the Army out of the Six Months Assessments, and for employing the Remainder to pay and disband the Supernumeraries-for future Pay out of the succeeding Month's Assessments. Agreed to by Lords, -Alterations of the last Establishment offered from the General and his Council, read twice; Resolutions for altering it-Their Paper, concerning Additions to, and Abatements out of, the Establishment-List for the daily and monthly Pay from 3d November last to 27th Instant, read, and allowed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Feb.-Previous Question that the Proportion for Pay of the Army shall be 60,000 £. per Mensem, Affirmative; Ordinance ordered. Vide Supply-No Interest to be allowed upon Money ordered for Arrears, 3 Mar.-A Committee to take, examine, state, and audit, the Accounts of the Forces to be disbanded. Certificate reported; Part thereof referred to a Committee; Instructions; Remainder laid aside.
-, -1648, the Committee of the Army to treat with the Treasurers at War for continuing 30,000£. Six Months longer, 18 Apr.-Ordinance for securing them, read, and passed, 13 May. Agreed to by Lords, -Order touching bringing in the Arrears of 60,000£. per Mensem-List of the daily and monthly Pay of the Army; their several Entertainments to begin 12th February 1647, read, and agreed to-Order for paying the Soldiers not yet disbanded, 18 Apr.-Order for Redress of the grievous Oppression of the Subject, by taking free Quarter. Agreed to by Lords, -List of additional Officers, &c. to the Train, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 June-Order for speedy bringing in the Assessments due to the Army, and the Arrears thereof -against quartering Forces upon any but such as shall not pay their Assessments, -For the Militia of the Out-parts, and the several Counties, to receive Complaints touching Miscarriages in listing Soldiers, without the Authority of Parliament, 22 July-Ordinance to enable the Commissioners of Excise to pay Interest for Arms and Ammunition, taken up upon the Credit of the Ordinance for 150,000£. ordered, 31 July.
-, -1646, Ordinance for settling 5,000£. per Annum upon him and his Heirs for ever, ordered-Order for him to receive it in the mean time out of the growing Rent of Lands assigned to the Earl of Essex; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 25 Jan.
-, -1647, Ordinance to be read, 5 May: Read twice, and committed; Order for a Commission of Survey under the Great Seal, to inquire into the Value thereof; the Committee impowered to make up any Deficiency; -Ordinance from Lords, appointing him Constable of the Tower, read, and passed, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to by Lords, 6 Aug.-Order for paying him 10,000£. in lieu of 1,000£. per Annum, Part of the 5,000£. per Annum appointed to be settled upon him; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 13 Mar.-Order appointing him Keeper of Pontefract Castle, and Custos Rotulorum of Yorkshire; Ordinance for that Purpose ordered, -Former Ordinance for settling 5,000£. upon him to be for settling only 4,000£.
-, -1648, Ordinance for Payment of 10,000£. read; Member to attend the Committee of the Army, to agree upon it, 27 Mar. Ordinance read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Ordinance from Lords appointing him Constable of the Tower, 8 May.
-, -Sir William, 1646, Order for paying his Widow 1,500£. out of Sir Henry Griffith's Fine, in part of his Arrears, 16 Jan.
-, -1647, Order for her to receive the Rents of his Estate till the Money is paid, 13 Jan. Agreed to by Lords.

Farmer, Captain, 1647, Order for paying 200£. to him and his Dragoons, come off from the Army, and for quartering them, agreed to by Lords, 11 June. Committees Letter, and Warrant for quartering them in Kent, read, -Order for their marching to Liverpoole, 2 July.

Farnham Castle, 1648, Report concerning it; Order for 100£. for securing it for the present, 29 June-For making it indefensible, 4 July.

Farr, Lieutenant Colonel, 1648, to be tried by martial Law, 31 Aug.

Farrer, Bridget, 1648, Petition read; Order for bestowing 500£. upon her; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Mar.

Farringdon, 1648, Petition of Inhabitants, to be read, 30 Aug. Read; Order for a Brief for repairing the Town and Church, 31.
-, -House, 1646, Order for slighting the Works about it, 23 Feb.

Fasts, 1646, Ordinance for better Observation thereof, to be printed; Members to send them to their respective Counties, &c. 9 Dec.-Order for a Collection for the Poor within the Bills next Fast Day, -Preachers thanked, 30 Dec.-27 Jan.-24 Feb.-11 Mar. Appointed, 30 Dec.-27 Jan.-1 & 24 Feb.-Order for a general Fast for the Spreading and Growth of Errors and Heresies, and for God's Assistance in suppressing and preventing the same; Lords Concurrence to be desired; a Committee to prepare something to be read in Churches, 27 Jan.-Ordinance for setting apart a Day for a public Humiliation, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 Feb.-To be printed and dispersed, -Order for putting the Laws for better Observation of Fast-days, in Execution, 22 Mar. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to.
-, -1647, Preachers appointed, 31 Mar.-28 Apr.-4 & 26 May-4, 7, 9 & 30 June-2, 10, 14 & 25 Aug. -1, 16 & 29 Sept.-14 & 27 Oct.-25 Nov.-30 Dec.-26 Jan.-23 & 24 Feb.-Thanked, 31 Mar. -28 Apr.-26 May-9 & 30 June-2, 11 & 25 Aug.-29 Sept.-27 Oct.-25 Nov.-30 Dec.- 26 Jan.-23 Feb.-Order for a Fast to be observed by House only, and in the House, 7 June. Lords to be acquainted therewith. For putting in Execution the Ordinances for Observation of Sundays and Fast-days; a Committee to prepare Ordinance for that Purpose.
-, -1648, Preachers appointed, 29 & 31 Mar.-26 Apr. -18 & 30 May-28 & 29 June-12, 22 & 26 July -5, 7, 8 & 30 Aug.-1 Sept.-Thanked, 29 Mar. -26 Apr.-30 May-28 June-26 July-11 & 30 Aug.-Resolution for keeping a Fast in the House, 18 May-Question for keeping next Fast in the House, Neg. 23 June-Order for a Fast within the Lines for averting heavy Judgments, agreed to by Lords, 5 Aug.-For a Collection, one Moiety to be bestowed upon the Poor come out of Colchester, the other upon the Poor of the Parishes where it is collected, -Ministers desired to pray before the House next Fast-day, 11 & 30 Aug. Thanked, -Resolution for a Fast within the Lines for a Blessing upon the Treaty, : Sept.

Faulconbergh, Lord, Vide Belasyse, Henry.

Fawkes, Michael, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 30 Mar.

Featherstone, Captain Henry. Vide Barwis, Colonel Thomas.

Fee-farm Rents, 1646, Ordinance for discharging the Arrears of such as have adhered to the Parliament, to be reported, 16 Jan.-Order for Meeting of the Committee, and Sitting de die in diem; Committees added, 17 Mar.
-, -1647, Ordinance from Lords touching the Payment of them by Members of both Houses, 16 Sept. Read, and passed, -Ordinance for discharging the Arrears due from the Well-affected, who have been deprived of the Profits of their Lands, read twice, and committed; all that come to have Voices, 20 Nov.

Fees, 1648, none to be taken for making out Dedimus Potestatems to Justices of Peace, 18 Apr.

Fell, Thomas, 1647, Ordinance appointing him and Humphry Mackworth Attornies General of North Wales, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, 6 Mar.

Fenn, Sir Robert, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 June-Order for discharging him from any Service or Restraint, -Agreed to by Lords, 17 Aug.

Fenton, William, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody for refusing to pay Monies received for Assessments, 18 Apr.- Order for his Discharge, 3 May.

Fenwick, Robert, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state his Accounts, 6 Jan.
-, -1647, Letter on his behalf recommended by Lords; Order for bestowing 1,000£. upon him for Reparation of his Losses, and for his good Services to the Parliament, 3 Feb.
-, -Colonel Roger. Vide Moore, Colonel John-1647, Order for paying him 500£. in part of his Arrears; the Committee for Irish Affairs to consider out of what Monies it may be raised, 18 Aug.-For paying it out of Delinquents Estates to be discovered by him, 16 Feb. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1648, Vote of Approbation of his raising Forces in the North, 5 July.

Fernes, Richard, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept.

Fettiplace, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 31 Dec.

Fidoe, Antony, 1646, Ordinance for granting him Sir Richard Gurney's Interest in a Messuage and Three Mills, read, 25 Dec.

Fincher, Quartermaster, 1648, Order for a Gratuity of 100£. to him, 5 July.

Finchley Chace, 1648, Order from Lords for granting the Custody and command thereof to Lord la Ware, read, and agreed to, 12 Aug.

First-fruits and Tenths, 1647, Ordinance for abolishing all payable to the Crown, and for discharging the Arrears thereof, read; Question for rejecting it, Neg. Order for Second Reading, 5 Jan.
-, -1648, Order from Lords appointing a Receiver, 8 Aug.

Fisher, Captain, 1646, Letter from the Committee at Derby House to the Committee for Irish Affairs, concerning him and his Soldiers, read; Order for a Month's Pay for him and his Men that will undertake the Irish Service, 26 Dec.
-, -John, of Wiltshire, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 20 May.
-, -John, of the Isle of Ely, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 June.

Fishery, Northern, 1647, Petition for a Convoy to guard the Fleets, referred to the Committee of the Admiralty, 8 Feb.
-, -Ordinance from Lords to that Purpose, read, and agreed to, 1 Mar.
-, -1648, the Committee of the Navy to advise with Lord Admiral about a Guard for them, 28 Aug.

Fitzherbert, Mr. 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Mar.
-, -Sir John, 1647, his Case reported; Order for pardoning his Delinquency, and taking off his Sequestration; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Mar.
-, -William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Mar.

Fleetstreet, 1647. Vide London.

Fleetwood, Charles, 1646, Order for paying him 3,250£. in Recompence for his Office in the Court of Wards, 9 Jan.
-, -Sir Gerard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Dec.
-, -Richard, 1647, Order for paying him and John Bramber 400£. for Corn taken from them by the Rebels of Wexford, 21 Feb.

Flegg Island, 1648, the Committee at Derby House to consider the Place; Members to give them Advice, 9 June. Impowered to grant Commissions for raising Forces to suppress Insurrections.

Flesh, 1646, Ordinance from Lords to restrain the killing it, read twice, and committed, 13 Feb. To be reported, 26 Feb. -1 Mar.
-, - 1647, Lords put House in mind thereof, 29 Mar.- Committee revived; Order for Sitting de die in diem; all that come to have Voices, 8 Feb.-Order for taking off the Excise of Flesh, 10 June. Agreed to by Lords.

Fletcher, Captain Lieutenant Thomas, 1646, his Case referred to a Committee, with Power to set him at Liberty, 5 Dec.
-, -John, and Son, 1647, their Fines accepted; Ordinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 11 Jan.

Flint Town, 1646, Order for slighting the Garison, 22 Dec.
-, -For disgarisoning and demolishing the Castle, except a Tower to be reserved for the County Gaol, 3 Mar.
-, -1647, House adhere to their Vote for slighting the Garison, 19 July.

Florence, Resident from. Vide Salvietti.

Fogg, Robert, 1646, Order for granting him the Inheritance of an Estate held in Right of his Wife during her Life, revoked -Order for paying him 500£. in lieu thereof, 9 Jan.

Forbes, Lord, 1647, his Accounts reported; Order, for paying 1,704£. 17 s. 4 d. to him and his Officers; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21 Apr.-Order for paying the Money to him. Colonel Rainsborough, and Colonel Humfreyes, agreed to by Lords, 28 May-His Petition from Lords; their Order thereupon, read, and agreed to, 2 Oct.-Another Petition referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 15 Mar.
-, -1648, their Report; Order for paying him 602£. in Part of his Debt-For making the Remainder of the Report, 12 June-Remainder made; former Order amended, 8 Aug.

Ford, Sir Edward, 1647, to be sent for in safe Custody upon Suspicion of being privy to the King's Escape, 12 Nov.

Fornication. Vide Incest.

Fortescue, Colonel Richard, 1646, appointed Governor of Pendennis Castle, 12 Mar.
-, -1648, his Letter, with a Representation and Petition of the Officers and Soldiers of the Garison, read; Order for recommending him to General, and paying him 200£.-for settling Lands of Inheritance upon him and his Heirs, in Satisfaction for his Arrears, 18 Apr.
-, -Sir Faithful, 1647, Order for securing him; a Committee to consider how far he is concerned in the Articles made with the Earl of Ormond, upon the Surrender of Dublin, 13 Dec.
-, -1648, Order for removing him from Carnarvon Castle to Denbigh Castle; Speaker to issue Warrants for his Removal and Reception, 2 Aug.
-, -Antony, 1647, Order from Lords for him to depart the Kingdom in Ten Days, read, and agreed to, 21 Dec.
-, -John, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Forth, Hugh, 1646. Vide Privileges.
-, -William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Mar.

Fortye, Richard, 1647, Resolution for indicting him of High Treason; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indictment; Managers and Solicitor appointed; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.-Proclamation for apprehending him reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct.

Foster, Sir Robert, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 June.

Fowey, new Writs, 21 Dec. 1646-14 June, 1648.

Fowkes, Mr. 1648, Order from Lords in the Case between him and Mr. Bland, 8 May.

Fowler, Mr. 1647, desired to preach, 14 Aug. Thanked, and to print his Sermon.
-, -Robert, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 July.-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Fowlke, Walter, 1648, appointed Receiver General of Yorkshire; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 25 Mar. Read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired.

Fox, Somersett, 1647, Order for pardoning his Delinquency, and taking off his Sequestration; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21 Apr.

Foxhall, 1647, to be made fit for the Reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, 11 Mar.

France, 1647, Letters of Intelligence from thence, read, and re-delivered, 14 June-Order for transporting Ten Horses, Custom and Impost-free, for the King, 16 July-Order from Lords for transporting Twenty, 1 Mar. They put House in mind thereof; Pass granted. Order for transporting them Custom and Impost-free.
-, -1648, Intercepted Letters from thence to be returned to the Messenger; Pass to be granted him, 17 June.

Francklyn, William, 1647, Order for restoring him to his Fellowship of King's College, Cambridge, if vacant, and to the mean Profits thereof, 21 Feb.

Frayzer, Mr. 1647, desired to preach, 1 Sept.

Freeman, Lieutenant John, 1646, Matter of Fact in his Case reported; the Committee to prepare Letter to Judges to stay Proceedings against him, 11 Mar.
-, -Captain, 1648, Information touching Disorders committed by his Soldiers; Lieutenant General Cromwell to take Care the Offenders are punished, 18 Apr.

Free Quarter. Vide Fairfax, Sir Thomas.

French Ambassador. Vide Bellieure & Montereuel.

Futcher, Susan, 1648, her Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 27 June.

Fullers, Earth. Vide Wool.

Furnes, Mr. 1646, Information of malicious Words spoken by him, referred to the Committee of Northampton, with Power to commit and send him up in safe Custody, 6 Feb.

Fyott, Mary, 1647, Order for bestowing 100£. upon her; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Feb.

22° 23° & 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 1647, & 1648.

GADD, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 24 Dec.

Gage, Sir Henry, 1647, Order for demolishing a Monument erected to him in Christ Church, Oxon, 15 Apr.

Gammond, John, 1647. Vide Privileges.

Gamull, William, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Order for bestowing 100£. upon his Wife out of the Fine, 9 Feb.

Gardiner, Sir Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Sept.
-, -Captain Samuel, 1647, the Committee of the Army impowered to pay his Arrears, 1 Oct.-His Petition and Certificate of his Accounts read; Accounts allowed; Order for paying him 1,440£. 7s. 7d. with Interest-for paying him 715£. due for Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Mar.

Gargrave, Lady, 1647, State of her Case reported, 15 Mar.

Garisons, 1646, Business thereof to be considered; Members to present Account in Writing of Forces therein, 15 Feb. Present it; Question for maintaining more Foot than are sufficient to man them, Neg. 19. House to consider what Garisons are fit to be continued, 20, 23, 25, 26 & 27 Feb.- 1, 2 & 3 Mar.-Resolutions for continuing several, and slighting others, 23, 25 & 26 Feb.-1, 2 & 3 Mar.-Clerk to present List of those to be continued, with the Number of Foot in them, -Members to present Lists of the Governors and Officers. Several approved. Previous Question for continuing Governors appointed by Parliament, unless Exceptions be taken to them, Neg. 13 Mar.
-, -1647, Votes appointing several Governors; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 25 Mar.-Conference desired by them concerning them; agreed to; Reporters appointed; Message desiring it may be deferred; agreed to, 11 June. Votes returned with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, - Resolution that there shall be no Officer in a Garison above a Captain, except the Governor-That there shall be no Company under One Hundred Men, where there is more than one Company-touching the Pay to Governors; a Committee to prepare Establishment for every particular Garison to be kept up, 13 Apr.-Conference desired by Lords, concerning Ordinance for slighting Garisons, agreed to; Reporters appointed; Conference held, 14 May-Order for dismantling them, according to a former Vote-A Committee to consider of an Estimate for them, 6 July; Report to be made. Order for slighting several. Further Consideration adjourned. Resumed; Order for slighting more; Deputy Lieutenants to see it done; Keys be delivered to the Mayors, &c. of the Towns; Conference to be desired concerning them; a Committee to prepare Reasons, and Votes to be delivered thereat, -The Committee at Derby House to secure them to the Service of the Parliament, -Settlement of some Garisons referred to the General and Commissioners of the Army, 18 Sept. State thereof referred. Report; Order for Relief of several-for General to dispose of 10£. per Diem amongst such Governors as shall be thought necessary-for paying the old Garisons; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 4 Oct.-Charge for Gunners, read, and allowed, 9 Feb.
-, -1648, Order for raising 500£. to victual some Garisons of special Consequence, 15 July. Agreed to by Lords. Amended; Lords Concurrence to be desired.

Garway, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Jan.

Gates, Josselyne, 1648, ordered into Custody, 30 May-To be discharged, 7 June.

Gateside. Vide Newcastle.

Gawden, Dennis. Vide Davies, John.

Gayer, Sir John, 1647, Report concerning him; Resolution that there appears Matter sufficient to accuse him of high Treason, and that he be impeached accordingly; Order for his Commitment to the Tower; a Committee to prepare Articles, 24 Sept. Impeachment sent to Lords, with Desire to appoint a Time for his Tryal. Order for him to deliver the Mace, &c. to the present Lord Mayor, -Articles and Evidences upon each, read; Articles, Title and Conclusion agreed to, 13 Mar. Sent to Lords, with Desire that he may stand committed, and be put to speedy Tryal.
-, -1648, previous Question for proceeding no further upon his Impeachment, Affirmative, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords.

Gell, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas, 1647, Order for paying him 1,200£. in Part of his Arrears, 22 Oct.

General. Vide Fairfax, Sir Thomas.

Genoa, 1646, Letters from the State communicated by Lords, 10 Dec.

George, Captain St. 1647, Order for paying him 50£. upon Account, 18 Jan. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -John, St. 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 June.

Gerrard, Sir Gilbert, 1647, Ordinance appointing him Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, ordered, 7 Mar. Read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Ordinance for delivering the Seal to him, ordered. Read and passed. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1648, Order for exchanging him for Colonel Ayloffe, 12 Aug.

Gethin, Maurice, 1646, his Petition and Certificate considered, 19 Dec. Read; Certificate allowed; Order for paying him 36,994£. 4 s. 6 d.

Gewen, Mr. 1647, to be summoned to attend, 8 Sept.- Information against him referred to a Committee, 23 Nov.

Gibb, Alderman, 1646, his Narrative of the Treasurer's Proceedings in the Payment of 200,000£. to the Scots; begs to be excused from any further execution of the Treasurership; Speaker's Answer, 13 Feb.
-, -1647, his Petition to be tendered and considered, 1 Dec. -Ordinance from Lords, discharging him, Mr. Noel, and Mr. Ashe, for the Payment of 200,000£. to the Scots, read, and passed, 7 Jan.-His Petition to be read, 9 Feb.
-, -Sir Henry, 1648, Order for sequestering his Estate in England, 28 Aug.

Gibons, Doctor, 1646, Lords put House in mind of his Petition, 18 Jan.-10 Feb.
-, -Major 1646, appointed Governor of Exeter Castle, 13 Mar.

Gifford, Sir John, 1647, Order for bestowing 200£. upon him, 18 Aug.

Gilbert, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 11 Jan.

Gilman, Alice, 1646, Petition referred to a Committee, 1 Feb.

Glamorgan County, 1648. Vide Gloucester County-Letters from thence; the Committees to apprehend and commit tumultuous Persons, 15 Apr.

Glanvile, William, 1646, Matter of Fact concerning his Case reported; Resolution for admitting him to his Composition, and exempting him from his 5th and 20th Parts, 15 Feb.
-, -Sir John, 1648, his Fine reported; Order touching his 5th and 20th Parts; his Petition read; Order for discharging him from Imprisonment and Bail, 27 July-Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed, 5 Aug. Agreed to by Lords.

Gloucester, County, 1646, Committee added to all the Committees, 4 Feb.
-, -1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Disagreed to by Lords; House adhere to their former Vote-Members sent down for bringing in the Arrears of the Assessments of 600,000£. the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and Letter to hasten the Payment, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to.
-, -1648, Petition of well-affected Inhabitants for Leave to put themselves in a Posture of Defence, read, with their Reasons, and an Information touching the Carriage of Malignants and Delinquents, 8 May-Ordinance for authorizing divers Persons to have the Power of the Militia in the Counties of Gloucester, Monmouth, and Hereford, read twice; Hereford to be left out; Brecon and Glamorgan added; Names of Committees, read, and agreed to; Ordinance passed. Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Ordinance to be printed.
-, -City, 1646, Order for continuing the Garison, with 600 Foot besides Officers-for keeping Ordnance sufficient for Defence thereof, 1 Mar. Governor to be continued.
-, -1647, Ordinance for paying 4,000£. to the Mayor and Burgesses, returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 13 Apr.-Letters from thence and Hereford, referred to the Committee at Derby House, 24 Jan.-Order for Money for the Receivers, &c. employed in paying the Garison, 15 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, - Ordinance for maintaining a preaching Ministry, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence, to be desired, 24 Mar.
-, -1648, Ordinance amended. 25 Mar.

Glyde, Mr. 1647, to be summoned to appear before a Committee, to answer to Things objected against him, 2 Oct.

Glyn, Colonel Thomas, 1647, to be continued Governor of Carmarthen, 25 Mar.
-, -Sir John, 1647, to be summoned to attend, 4 Sept.- Order for making Report concerning him. Report; Informations and Depositions read; he gives a general Answer; previous and main Questions for discharging him from being Member, severally Affirmative; Order for his Commitment to the Tower-for bringing him to Bar. Brought; Sentence pronounced; Commitment suspended for a Week, - Resolution for impeaching him of High Crimes and Misdemeanors; a Committee to prepare Impeachment.
-, -1648, Order for discharging him from his Imprisonment, and from any Proceedings upon his Impeachment, 23 May- Petition from Westminister, desiring he may be re-admitted into the House; Order for discharging him from being a Member, revoked, 7 June.

Glynne, Mr. 1647, Order for discharging him from being Steward of Westminster, 29 Jan.

Goble, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 20 May.

Godbolt, Serjeant, 1646, previous Question that he shall go the Lincolnshire Circuit, Affirmative; main Question, Neg. 6 Feb.
-, -1647, Ordinance from Lords appointing him one of the Justices of Common Pleas, read twice, and passed, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to by them, 30 Apr.

Goddard, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Dec.

Godolphin, Francis, 1646, his Letter and the two first Articles, for Surrender of Scilly, read; Resolution that, upon surrendering it, and taking the negative Oath and Covenant, he shall enjoy his Estate, and be free from any Arrests for Acts of War, 5 Jan. Agreed to by Lords.

Goff, Doctor, 1647, to be sent for in safe Custody, upon Suspicion of being privy to the King's Escape, 12 Nov.
-, -Robert, 1646, Complaint against him referred to the Committee of Lay-preachers, 4 Jan.

Gold, Colonel William, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state and certify his Accounts, 18 Jan.

Golding, William, 1647, Petition, 16 July. Vide Summer Islands.

Goldsmiths Hall, 1646, Ordinance for paying all Monies charged thereupon in course, read, and passed, 25 Feb. Agreed to by Lords, -Report, and Account, of the State of Monies there, and of Obstructions to bringing them in, ordered, 27 Feb.-4 Mar.-Ordinance for allowing One Penny in the Pound to the Treasurers, ordered; 2 Mar.
-, -1647, Read twice, previous Question for allowing them Two pence in the Pound, Neg. Resolution for allowing Three Halfpence; Ordinance passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Apr.

Goodall, Thomas, 1646, his Case reported, and re-committed; the Committee to send him to Litchfield to answer the Law for a wilful Murder, 26 Jan.

Goodman, William, and Richard Hanson, 1646, Ordinance for pardoning them returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 1 Jan.

Goodrich Castle, 1646, Order for disgarisoning and slighting it, 1 Mar.
-, -1647, for slighting the new Works, 19 July.

Goodwyn, Robert, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state his Accounts, 6 Jan.
-, -1647, Order appointing him and Miles Corbett Register in Chancery, 2 Mar.
-, -Edward, 1646, Ordinance from Lords appointing him Water Bailiff and Keeper of the Prison and Port of Dover, read, and passed, 10 Feb.
-, -John, 1646, has Liberty to extend a Statute acknowledged to him by Sir George Sandes, upon Lands, notwithstanding the Lands are under Sequestration, 24 Mar.
-, -Ralph, 1647. Vide Privileges.
-, -Mr. desired to preach, 29 Sept.-23 Feb. 1647 -Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 29 Mar. 1648.

Gorges, Captain John, 1646, appointed Commander in Chief of the Forces in Exmouth, 13 Mar.

Goringe, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.
-, -Lord, 1648, declared a Traytor, for raising Forces in Kent and Essex; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Like Declaration from them, read, and agreed to; Order for printing and publishing it, 5 June-Resolution for attainting him of High Treason; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered 31 Aug.

Gosnold, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 May.

Gosse, Samuel, 1647, Petition; Order appointing him King's Waiter at the Custom-house; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 8 Sept. Read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, -Another Petition read, and referred to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall-Particulars relating to the Abuse of the Privilege of Peerage referred, to the Committee of Grievances; Earl of Warwick to be acquainted therewith, 14 Mar.

Gott, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges.

Gourdon, Mr. 1647, desired to preach, 30 Dec.
-, -1648, desired to pray before House, 25 Apr. Thanked.

Granee, Thomas, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist, in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Grant, Mr. Vide Astley.
-, -Thomas, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 3 July.

Gravesend, 1646, Consideration of the Block-house, referred to the Committee of the Revenue, 26 Feb.
-, -1647, Trinity House impowered to take it into their Custody, 3 July.
-, -1648, Order for making it tenable, and for Supplies of Ordnance and Guns, 3 Aug.

Gray, Lord of Warke, 1646, Order from Lords concerning him, 19 Dec.-Order for paying him 5,000£. towards Satisfaction for his Losses; agreed to by Lords.
-, -1647, Report concerning him; Order for paying him 5,120£. in Satisfaction of all Demands, 20 Mar. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1648, House approves of his commanding a Regiment; his Attendance to be dispensed with, 1 July.-To be thanked for his Services, 28 Aug.-To have the Command of Ashby de la Zouch.
-, -Colonel Henry, 1647, Petition referred to a Committee, 6 July.
-, -Lady, 1647, her Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 16 July.-They put House in mind thereof, 16 Sept.
-, -1648, Order from them concerning her-Order for paying her 200£. Lords Concurrence to be desired, 19 June.
-, -Major, 1648, acquaints House that Lord Inchiquin had revolted, and discharged him and others from their Commands; Order for a Reward-for stating his Accounts-for recommending him to General, 13 Apr. Agreed to by Lords.

Great, Seal, 1646, the Committee for the Great Seal to meet with the Committee of Lords, 7 Dec. Quorum appointed, -Resolutions for continuing it in the present Hands for 20 Days after the Expiration of the Time it is now to continue, and for continuing the Commissioners to hear Causes in Chancery; agreed to by Lords -The Committee of both Houses to meet for settling it, -Resolution for continuing it in the former Commissioners Ten Days longer, and for continuing the Commission for hearing Causes in Chancery, 4 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, -Report concerning the Number, Qualifications, and Continuance of Commissioners. Agreed to; three nominated; Ordinance for appointing them ordered. Read twice, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired; Commissioners to give Account in what manner they intend to keep the Seal, -Previous Question for a Message to Lords, desiring them to expedite the Ordinance, Affirmative -Conference desired with them concerning the Disposal of the Great Seal, agreed to; Managers appointed. Conference held, -Ordinance from Lords appointing a Keeper, read, and rejected-Commission from them for hearing Causes in Chancery, read, and rejected-Another Ordinance from them for continuing it as it is Ten Days longer, read. Read Second time; previous and main Questions for agreeing with Lords therein, severally Affirmative-Ordinance for committing it to the Custody of the Speakers of both Houses-Another for authorizing them to appoint Commissioners to hear Causes in Chancery, severally read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords-House attends Lords to see the Seal delivered, and hear the Commissioners sworn, -Resolution for continuing it in the same Hands Ten Days longer after the Expiration of the Ten Days after this Term; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Feb.-Resolution for continuing the Custody thereof, and the Commission for hearing Causes, Twenty Days longer, -Agreed to by Lords, 1 Mar.- Business concerning it to be heard, -New Commissioners appointed; Ordinance for committing it to them, read twice; Continuance thereof; Clauses to be added; Ordinance committed. To be reported. Reported, and re-committed-Resolution for continuing the Custody thereof in the same Hands, and the Commission for hearing Causes, Twenty Days longer. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -Ordinance for appointing Commissioners reported from Recommitment, 9 Apr.-Order for continuing the Custody of the Seal in the same Hands, and the Commissioners for hearing Causes, Twenty Days longer; agreed to by Lords, 9 & -Order from Lords for renewing the Commission to hear Causes, and adding Commissioners, read, and passed, - Order for adding another, 1 May-Resolution for continuing the Custody of the Seal in the same Hands, and the Commission for hearing Causes, Forty Days longer after the End of next Term; agreed to by Lords, 4 June.-Order for securing the Seal; agreed to by Lords, 30 July.-Resolution for putting it into the Custody of present Speakers of both Houses; Ordinance for that Purpose read twice, and passed, -Returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 3 Aug.-Ordinance from Lords, appointing other Commissioners, read, and passed, with an Amendment, -Ordinance appointing the Speakers Commissioners for One Month after the ending of a former Ordinance, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, -Resolution for continuing them and the Commissioners for hearing Causes till 10th December next, 9 Sept. Agreed to by Lords.-Resolution for continuing them Twenty Days after the Expiration of the next Term, 7 Dec. Agreed to by Lords, -Commissioners to present to Livings within their Gift, -New Commissioners appointed; Ordinance for that Purpose read; Continuance thereof; Ordinance passed, 2 Mar. Returned from Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed to; Quorum and Sealbearer appointed. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1648, Lords acquaint House they are ready to swear the Commissioners-Order for a Salary of 1,000£. per Annum to each of them-for reviving the Commission for hearing Causes in Chancery, 13 Apr. Severally agreed to by Lords.

Greate, John de, 1648, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 11 Aug. Order for his Discharge, upon Payment of Monies due for Excise.

Greaves, George, and Richard, 1647, their Fines accepted; Ordinance for pardoning their Delinquencies, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.

Green, Mr. desired to preach, 27 Jan. 1646-8 Aug. 1648 -Thanked, and to print his Sermons, 24 Feb. 1646- 11 Aug. 1648.
-, -John, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar.
-, -Richard, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody, for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.
-, -Captain, 1648, Letters, Papers, and Instructions to him, taken in his Ship, to be perused by a Committee; Order for a Reward to the Messenger, 29 July. Report; Letters, &c. to be opened, and communicated to the Common Council, -Prince's Instructions to him, and other material Commissions and Papers to be printed, 1 Aug.-Order against discharging him without Leave of House.

Greenwood, Captain Robert, 1648, Order for the Committee at Derby House to grant him a Commission to command a Troop of Horse, 1 July. Agreed to by Lords.

Gregge, Captain, 1646, Lords put House in mind of his Petition, 23 Feb.
-, -1647, Like Message, 22 Apr.
-, -1648, they recommend him for an Employment, 18 May.

Gregory, Captain William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 10 Feb.-Order for recommending him to the Committee of the Admiralty for an Employment, 16 Mar.
-, -Henry, 1648. Vide Privileges.

Greve, Colonel, 1646, Order for paying him 2,000£. in Part of his Arrears, 17 Feb. Agreed to by Lords.
-, -1647, for continuing his Regiment, 8 Apr.-for paying them 200£. and quartering them, 5 June-for mustering them, -for a Month's Pay for them; agreed to by Lords, -Information touching his raising Recruits here, referred to the Committee of the Army; Quarter-master to the Regiment to attend them.

Grice, Francis, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Mar.

Grievances, 1647, a Committee to consider of such Grievances as have been promised to be redressed, and what Ease is fit to be given to the People, in relation to their Burdens, Freedoms, and Liberties, and to consider of reforming Courts of Justice and Proceedings at Law, and in Matters of Trade, and prepare Bills and Ordinances for the same, 4 Jan. Quorum appointed. Committee impowered to send for Parties, &c.- The Committee, and Order to them, to be printed-Their Reports to have Precedence, -Order for making Report, 15 Feb.
-, -1648, for making Report every Saturday, 18 Apr.

Griffyn, Sir Edward, 1647, Report of his Fine and Delinquency, re-committed; the Committee to provide for well-affected Tenants that have suffered by him, 10 June-his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Dec.

Grigge, Michael 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Mar.

Grimston, Sir Harbottle, 1647, to have Liberty to go to Spaw, with two Servants, &c. 6 July.

Grindstones, 1648. Vide Coals.

Grundy, Captain, 1647, his Case referred to a Committee, 11 May-Petition referred to the Committee of Complaints, 13 Jan.

Guernsey, and Jersey, 1646, Report from the Committee of the Admiralty concerning them, 27 Feb.-Order for sending Ships with Powder, &c. for the Security thereof-Lieutenant Colonel Russel to execute all Powers formerly given him in Guernsey; the Committee of both Kingdoms to provide for the Safety of the Islands, and consider of reducing them, 13 Mar. Order for making Report, 27 & -Colonel Russell's Letter read, -Information that some Pirates of Jersey had taken a Fly-boat, with Soldiers Cloaths, &c. going to Ireland, and carried it into St. Maloes; the Committee for Irish Affairs to examine the whole Business-Letter to be sent to the Parliament's Agent at Paris for the Release thereof, -Letter read and agreed to; Speakers of both Houses to sign it, 1 Apr. Letter to be sent, though signed by the Speaker of House only, also to acquaint the French Ambassador with the whole Affair, and move him to write for the Restitution of the Ship and Cargo, and for delivering the Pirates up to Justice, -Propositions for reducing Jersey read, and approved- Order for a Month's Pay and a Month's Advance to Colonel Rainsborough's Men-for a Month's Pay for Provision of Victuals, to be deducted out of their future Pay-Order for sending all warlike Stores desired by the Colonel-for his advancing forthwith to the Sea-side-for his Men to leave Tickets for their present Quarters out of their Arrears, -Order for paying him 6,700£. upon Account-for sending; Arms and Ammunition-General to be desired to send over a Troop of Horse-The Committee of both Kingdoms to grant him a Commission to command in Chief; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 May-Message to them desiring them to expedite their Answer-Constables Letter from Guernsey, with a Petition inclosed, read, and referred to the Committee of Complaints, with Power to send for Papers concerning this Business from another Committee, -Bailiff appointed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 10 July-Governor's Letter, with Petition of the Deputies of Guernsey, read, and referred to the Committee of Complaints, with Power to prepare Ordinance for a Commission under the Great Seal, 2 Sept.

Order for making Report, -Ordinance for regulating and settling the Affairs of Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark, read twice, and committed; Names of Commissioners, 4 Oct.

Ordinance reported, and passed, 6. Returned from Lords with Amendments, -Amendments agreed to, 3 Nov.
-, -1648, Petition of Governor of Guernsey, to be read, 9 June-The Committee at Derby House to consider of a Dispatch for him, -Report from Lords concerning the Isle, and dispatching the Governor; agreed to, -Ordinance for Sale of Sir Richard Carteret's Estate for Relief of well-affected Persons in Jersey, read, and committed, 1 Mar.

Guilford, 1646, Complaints of Misdemeanors by disorderly Persons, read, 31 Dec.
-, -1648, new Writ, 6 May-Return referred to the Committee of Privileges; Persons returned not to sit till Report made, 20 June-Member and Town not to suffer by omitting to present their Petitions within the limited Time. Mr. Weston's Report voted good; Order for admitting him-Petitions of Mr. Glover, Freemen, &c. referred to the Committee of Privileges.

Gunter, George, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 29 Aug.

Guyry, Monsieur, 1647, French Ambassador to be desired to send him away; Order for his Departure forthwith, 22 Mar.

Gwynn, Mr. 1646, Order for stay of Proceedings in the Country concerning the Sequestration of his Estate, upon Security to stand to any Order of House, 23 Feb.

22° 23° & 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 1647, & 1648.

HAAKE, Theodore, 1647, Ordinance from Lords for Privilege to him to print the Annotations of the Dutch Bible, 19 May. To be read, 19 & -His Petition read, 30 Nov. -Ordinance read, and passed, with Amendments, 24 Mar.
-, -1648, Amendments agreed to by Lords, 30 Mar.

Haberdashers Hall, 1646, Ordinance from Lords concerning it, 6 Jan.

Hacker, Colonel, 1647, Business concerning him, and the Subcommittee of Leicester, referred to the Committee of Indemnity, with Power to stop Proceedings at Law-Order for him to perfect his Accounts, 11 Mar.

Hacket, Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.

Haine, Major, 1646, referred, with the General's Letter concerning him, to the Committee of the West, 25 Dec.
-, -1647, to be comprehended within the List of Northern reduced Officers, and paid One 5th of his Arrears, 14 Apr.

Hales, Sir Edward, 1648, voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament-The Committee of the Tower to release him, upon good Security, 18 Apr.

Halford, Sir Richard, 1647, Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 30 Mar.

Hall, Edward, appointed Captain of a Ship, 16 Mar. 1646, -17 Mar. 1647. Vide Antelope.
-, -Doctor Joshua, 1647, Report from Lords for taking off his Sequestration, read; Order for discharging it, 15 Feb.
-, -Christopher, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Mar.
-, -Benedict, 1648, Leave given for his Wife, &c. to attend a Committee, 2 Aug.

Halliburton, George, 1648, a Committee to open and view Letters sealed up by him and Colonel Lambert, 20 July. Report; Leave given him to visit the King; Persons to go with him, and take Care he holds no Correspondence prejudicial to the Parliament and Kingdom. Order for 100£. to defray their Expences, -for immediate Payment thereof, 3 Aug.-Order for his Departure from London, with Letters from the King to the Kingdom of Scotland; some Persons to accompany him to General Lambert's Quarters; the General to grant him a Pass, -Order for his going within Twenty four Hours, or that he be sent back into Scotland; Conference desired with Lords thereupon; agreed to; Letters, &c. to be communicated thereat-Decyphered Letters reported, and to be printed, -Order for sending to Lord Admiral, with Desire that he may be sent into Scotland by the next Conveyance, -A Committee to state the Matter of Fact concerning Informations against him, -Information that he is stayed at Tilbury; Order for delivering him to Lord Admiral.

Hallowes, Nathaniel, 1646, Petition to be read, 3 Mar. Question for reading it, Neg. 24.
-, -1647, read; Order for paying him a reserved Rent payable to the Earl of Newcastle, now in Sequestration; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Apr.-His Petition read, and referred to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall, 14 Mar.

Halton, Mr. 1646, recommended by Lords to be of the Assembly, 13 Mar.

Hambleton, Sir Frederick. Vide Thornton, Mr.

Hamilton, Colonel, 1647, Petition to be read, 12 July.
-, -Captain Alexander, 1647, Order for taking him into Custody; Informations against him referred to the Committee of Complaints, 2 Aug.-Order for his Commitment to the Tower-for a Reward to Persons that brought him up; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Sir James Hamilton to be sent for as a Delinquent; Business concerning them both referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs.
-, -Duke of, 1647, Order for restoring his Pictures, &c. in Lord Denbigh's Custody, 8 Jan.
-, -1648, Letters that he is advanced into England with an Army, and that the Army is about Wighton, 14 July. Vide Scotland-Paper concerning Offices and Places of Honour granted to him, referred to the Committee of the Revenue, 22 Aug.-Letter and Relation of taking him, with a List of Prisoners; Order for Letters of Thanks-for a Reward to the Messenger-A Committee to examine him, touching Informations of Invitations to invade this Kingdom, -Lord Gray to secure him and other Officers in Ashby de la Zouch.

Hamlyn, Captain Richard, 1648, his Petition to be read, 7 June.

Order for paying him 200£. in Part of his Arrears-for paying the Remainder out of his Discoveries, 9 Aug.

Hammersmith, 1647, Order touching Payment of Tythes to the Minister of the new Chapel, 27 Jan.

Hammond, Doctor. Vide Sheldon, Doctor.
-, -Colonel, 1647. Vide Isle of Wight-Ordinance from Lords appointing him Governor of the Isle of Wight, read twice, and committed, 3 Sept. Passed, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to by Lords, -Order from them with a Report, appointing him Vice Admiral of Hants and the Isle of Wight, read, and agreed to, 2 Oct.
-, -1648, the Committee of Accounts to receive, perfect, and certify his Accounts, 3 Apr.
-, -Mr. 1647, to be removed from the Tower to Southwark Compter, 1 Oct. To be bailed.
-, -Alice, and Valentine, 1647, their Petition recommended by Lords, 23 Mar.

Hampden, John, 1646. Vide Privileges.

Hampson, Sir Thomas, 1647, Lords Order upon a Report concerning the Examination of his Delinquency, 5 June. They put House in mind thereof, -Business referred to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall, 5 July-Order for making Report, 21 Aug.-27 Jan.

Hampton Court, 1647, Order for taking off the Seals set upon the Doors, 25 Nov.

Hanbery, Robert. Vide Newman, Edward.

Hancock, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Sept.
-, -Peter, 1648, Order for taking him and Francis Bond, into Custody, for bringing Letters from Persons in Arms; the Committee of Complaints to examine them, 3 June.

Hanmer, William, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Feb.
-, -Mrs. 1648. Vide Privileges.

Hansly, Sir Ralph, 1648, Ordinance from Lords for discharging his Sequestration, and granting the Tuition of his Heir to Lionel Copley, read, and passed, with Amendments, 13 Aug. Amendments agreed to by Lords.

Hanson, Richard. Vide Goodman, William.

Harcourt, Sir Simon, 1647, Petition of his Widow read; Ordinance for settling 400£. per Annum upon his Heirs, ordered -Order for paying her 2,000£. Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 22 Mar.
-, -1648, read, and passed, 27 Mar. Agreed to by Lords, -Ordinance for settling 400£. per Annum upon his Heirs, read, 1 June-Read Second time, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July-Order for putting the Widow into Possession, 1 Sept.

Harcus, Captain, 1647, Order for 10£. for the Interment of his Widow, to be deducted out of his Arrears, 11 Jan.

Harding, 1647, Order for slighting the Garison, 22 Dec.

Hardinge, Ralph, 1647, Pardon to be prepared for him.

Hardy, James, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 5 Jan.

Hare, Captain, 1647. Vide Privileges.

Harleigh Castle, 1646, discretionary Power given to Colonel Milton to treat with the Governor about the Surrender thereof, 2 Mar.-Order for disgarisoning and demolishing it.
-, - 1647, House adhere to their Vote, 19 July.

Harley, Sir Robert, 1647, to be summoned to attend, 8 Sept. -Business concerning him to be reported, 15 Oct.
-, - Major Robert, 1647, his Letter concerning the mutinous Carriage of a Troop upon disbanding, read-Order for paying him 500£. in Part of his Arrears-for a Letter of Thanks-for General to suppress such Insolencies, 25 Feb.

Harrington, Widow, 1646, to be added to the List of poor Widows, 9 Dec.
-, - Captain, 1647, Speaker to send for him by Warrant, and require good Bail, 21 May.
-, - Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Mar.

Harris, James, 1646, Complaint against him referred to Justices of Peace, 7 Jan.
-, - John, 1647, to be discharged from further Attendance, 3 June.
-, - Mr. 1647, to be discharged from being Churchwarden of St. Martin's, and taken into Custody, 30 Dec.-Order for his Discharge, 13 Jan.
-, - Thomas, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar.
-, - Lady Elizabeth, 1648, to have Pass for herself, Grandchildren, &c. to go to Munster, 5 Aug.

Harrison, Major, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state and certify his Accounts, 18 Jan.-Leave given him to go to Ireland; his Attendance to be dispensed with.
-, - Thomas, 1646, Business concerning his lending 600£. to the King, and suing the Corporation of Reading, upon their Bond, for the Money, referred to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall-Order for stay of Suit-for referring him to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall for his Composition, 26 Jan.
-, -Captain Thomas, 1647, appointed Commander of a Ship, 27 Sept.
-, - Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, ordered, 27 May-Read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 2 Mar.
-, - Cuthbert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 25 Dec.
-, - Sir John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 July.

Hartlepoole, 1646, Order for disgarisoning it, and slighting the new Works, 26 Feb.

Hartley, John, 1647, Resolution for indicting him of High Treason; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indictment; Managers and Solicitors appointed; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.-Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct.

Hartlibb, Mr. 1647, to be recommended to some Place of Benefit in Oxon-Order for bestowing 300£. upon him, 31 Mar. -Agreed to by Lords, 2 Apr.

Hartnell, Captain Jasper, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 9 June.

Harvey, Colonel, 1647, Petition to be read, 27 Dec.-Report concerning him, read, -Order for paying him 1,448£. in full Satisfaction for his Arrears; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 3 Mar.
-, - Robert, 1647, Report from Lords concerning him, 17 Mar.
-, - 1648, Report of his Delinquency; Order for discharging him upon Payment of 100 Marks to Colonel Devereux, 2 Aug.
-, - John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Mar.

Hasselrigg, Sir Arthur, 1647, General's Letter, that he had given him a Commission to be Governor of Newcastle; Vote of Approbation, 30 Dec.-Order for registering Deeds, &c. produced by him upon a Suit in the Star-chamber, 10 July -for paying 1,000£. due to him from Earl Rivers, 21 Mar. Agreed to by Lords.
-, - Thomas, 1647, Order appointing him Clerk of the Deliveries in the Ordnance; Agreed to by Lords, 3 Aug.

Hastevile, Sir David, 1648, Order for paying him 50£. in Part of his Arrears, 14 Aug.

Hastings, Sir Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 Mar.

Hatcher, Thomas, 1646, the Committee of Accounts to state his Accounts, 6 Jan.
-, - Walter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Mar.

Hatfield, Captain Thomas, 1648, the Committee at Derby House to grant him a Commission to command a Troop of Horse, 1 July. Agreed to by Lords.

Haverfordwest, 1646, Order for continuing it a Garison with 100 Men, 3 Mar.
-, - 1647, for disgarisoning and making it untenable, 15 Mar.

Hawarden, 1646, Ordinance from Lords for instituting a Minister, 23 Feb.-Order for disgarisoning and demolishing the Castle, 3 Mar.
-, - 1647, House adhere to their Vote, 19 July.

Hawkeridge, Captain William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, 29 Apr.-Another from them, with special Recommendation, 4 Nov.-Another, recommended by them, read, and referred to the Committee of the Admiralty, 25 Jan.
-, - 1648, their Report communicated by Lords, 27 July. Hawkes, Mr. 1647, Lords put House in mind of his Business, 15 Oct.

Hawkins, William. Vide Gethin, Maurice.
-, - Mark, 1646, Lords put House in mind of his Petition, 10 Feb.
-, - Mr. 1647, Pass from Lords for him to go into France, 26 Aug.
-, - Mr. 1647, Order from Lords appointing him Commissary for Victuals in Ireland, read, and referred to a Committee, 8 Oct.

Heath, Edward, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Apr.

Hedlam, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Feb.

Helston, 1646, new Writ, 21 Dec.

Helyar, William, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Aug.

Hemesley, 1646, Order for making it untenable, 26 Feb.
-, - 1647, House adhere to their Vote, 13 July.

Hemsworth, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 June.

Henchman, Mr. 1648, Order for paying his Debt, and for a Gratuity to him out of Monies allowed for Intelligence, 9 June.

Hendon, 1646, Election; Order for making Report, 5, 21, 22, 24 & 25 Dec. Report re-committed; Lawyers Committees to be enjoined to attend.

Henson, Colonel, 1648, Order for bestowing 100£. on him to buy Horses, 15 Aug.

Herbert, Lord Edward, of Ragland. Vide Worcester, Earl of.
-, - Lord Viscount, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 29 Mar.-They put House in mind thereof; Petition to be read, 23 Apr.
-, - Lord, of Cherbury, 1647, to have the Custody of his own Castle, 25 Mar.-His Letter referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, 13 May.
-, - 1648, his Petition from Lords. 18 May.
-, - Colonel William, 1647, Petition referred to the Committee of Accounts, 3 Aug.
-, - 1648, his Petition from Lords; Order for continuing him Commissioner of the Army, and for his appointing a Deputy while he is with the King at the Isle of Wight, 17 June-His Petition to be read, 7 July. Read; Order for paying him 730£. 4 s. Lords Concurrence to be desired. Ordinance for that Purpose, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired.
-, - Mr. 1648, his Petition from Lords, 15 Apr.

Hereford, County, 1647, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords.- Members sent down to hasten the bringing in the Arrears of the Assessment of 600,000£. The Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them and Letter to hasten the Payment, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter, reported, read, and agreed to, -Committees added to the several Ordinances for Assessments for Ireland, 15 Apr. Agreed to by Lords. Committees added to the Committee of Sequestrations. Agreed to by Lords, -Ordinance for settling the Militia read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 May.
-, - City, 1646, Order for disgarisoning it, and slighting the new Works-for continuing the Castle a Garison with 160 Foot, 1 Mar.
-, - 1647, Governor appointed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 June.-Committees Letter concerning surprising the Castle, read, and re-delivered, 1 Sept.
-, - 1648, Relation of the Discovery of a Design to take the City, 21 July. Vide Yarranton, Captain.

Heresies, and Blasphemies, 1646, Ordinance for punishing and preventing the Growth thereof, to be considered in a Committee of the whole House, 7 Dec.
-, - 1647, Order for making Report of so much as they have resolved upon; the Committee to be dissolved; House to consider it, 26 May.
-, - 1648, Ordinance reported; Commencement thereof; Ordinance passed, 1 May. Agreed to by Lords-Order for printing and dispersing it, -for printing 600 Copies, 30 Aug.

Herle, Mary, 1646, Order for paying her Monies, vacated- Another Order for paying them out of Dr. Duck's Fine, in full Satisfaction for all Damages, 18 Jan.-For paying her out of her Discoveries, 13 Feb. Agreed to by Lords.
-, - Mr. 1647, desired to preach, 29 Sept.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 27 Oct.-Desired to go with the Commissioners into Scotland, 31 Jan.-Has Leave to return; Lords Concurrence signified, 14 Mar.

Hermitage, Gregory, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Dec.
-, - William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Mar.

Heron, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Apr.

Herricke, Mr. 1648, desired to preach, 5 Aug. Excused.

Hertford, County, 1646, Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him: Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Feb.-Another appointed by them, agreed to.
-, - 1647, House acquainted with Intelligence received from thence; Letter to the Committee to forbid them to send Forces to the Army; ordered, read, and agreed to, 31 July -Order approving their late Action in joining with the Army; agreed to by Lords, 11 Aug.-Petition of Inhabitants, read, 15 Sept. Read again; Speaker's Answer, -Another Petition of Inhabitants, read; Ordinance for entrusting the Power of the Militia, ordered, 12 Oct. To be read, -Order appointing High Sheriff, and for a Commission to him, 17 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, -Petition of Inhabitants concerning free Quarter; Speaker's Answer, 7 Dec.-Members sent down to hasten the Payment of the Assessments of 600,000 £. the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and Letter to hasten the Payment, 31 Dec. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to.
-, - 1648, Ordinance for settling the Militia, ordered, 9 June.
-, - Marquis of, 1643, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Aug.

Heveningham, Arthur, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Aug.

Heyman, Sir Peter, 1646. Vide Privileges.

Hickman, Mr. 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 17 Dec.

Hicks, Mr. 1647, desired to preach, 23 Feb.-1 Sept. 1648.

Higgs, Griffin, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 21 Sept.

Highland, Mr. 1647, a Committee to examine whether he was an Abettor of the Petition of many free-born People of England, 20 Jan.

Highlord, Catharine, 1647, her Petition from Lords, 25 Nov. -Ordinance from them for vacating a Recognizance, upon her paying 1,200 £. to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall; read, and passed, 3 Feb.
-, - 1648, another from them for vacating a Recognizance of 2,400 £. and the Record thereof, and the Judgment obtained thereupon, 18 May.

Hildiard, Robert, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Jan.
-, - Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Coucurrence to be desired, 23 Mar.

Hill, Daniel, 1647, Resolution for indicting him of High Treason; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indictment; Managers and Solicitor appointed; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.-Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct.
-, - Thomas, 1647, Petition in his behalf read; Petitioner not being at the Door to attest it, nothing was done thereupon, 28 Sept.
-, - Doctor, 1647, Solicitor General to prepare Patent for making him Master of Trinity College; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 8 Jan.-Ordinance from them for passing the Grant, read, and passed; 15 Mar.
-, - 1648, desired to preach, 31 May-28 June-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 28 June-Excused, 22 July.
-, - Mr. 1648, his Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 15 Apr.
-, - Colonel Arthur, 1648, Petition with Papers, &c. referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs-Order for paying 500£. in part of his Debt, 22 June.

Hillary, Joseph, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Dec.

Hippesley, Sir Henry, 1646, Consideration of his Debt referred to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall, 29 Dec.
-, - Sir John, 1647, has Leave to attend the King, 20 Aug.
-, - Gabriel, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Mar.

Hitchcocke, Quartermaster William, 1648, Order for paying 20 £. to his Wife, 28 Aug.

Hitchcott, Hellen, 1646. Vide Privileges.

Hobert, Colonel, 1646, Ordinance for discharging him from being Sheriff of Cambridgeshire, ordered, 28 Dec.-Read, and passed, 1 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, -The Subcommittee of Accounts for Norfolk to state, audit, and perfect his Accounts, 6 Mar.

Hobson, Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 May.

Hodges, Thomas, 1646, Order for paying him 1,000£. towards Satisfaction of his Losses, 2 Jan.
-, - Mr. desired to preach, 1 Feb. 1646 -29 Mar. 1643 - Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 11 Mar. 1646.
-, - Hugh, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 22 Apr.

Hodgson, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 26 Jan.

Hokisham. Vide Poltimore.

Holborne, Major General. Vide Ramsey, Sir James.

Holidays, 1647, Order for putting in Execution the Ordinance for abolishing them, 25 Dec.

Holland, Sir John, 1647, has Leave to go beyond Sea; his Attendance to be dispensed with, 4 Nov.

Holland, 1648, Lords Letter to the States General touching the revolted Ships, read, and agreed to; the Committee at Derby House to appoint a Messenger, and give him Instructions, 17 June-Lords three Letters to the States General, and the States of Zealand, and Letter of Credence to Dorislaus, read, and agreed to, -Report touching a Letter to be sent to the States of Zealand; the Committee to prepare like Letter to the States of Holland, 3 Aug.-Manifestation to the People of the United Provinces for their Benevolence of 31,218 £. 12 s. 5 d. to the miserable Irish Protestants, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Order for an additional 1,000 £. to the Commissioners who negotiated the Contribution.
-, - Earl of, 1648, Letter to Lord Mayor, &c. subscribed Holland, G. Buckingham, Peterburgh, with a Declaration of their Intentions inclosed, read; previous Question that they and their Adherents are Traytors, and ought to be proceeded against as such, Affirmative-The several Committees of Sequestrations to proceed to sequestering their Estates; Votes to be printed, 7 July-Order for his Commitment to Warwick Castle for High Treason-for a Strength of Horse to convey him to Colonel Scrope, and for Commitment of Five Officers taken with him, -General's Letter, with a Letter from Lords for his Removal from Warwick Castle to the Black Rod, read; a Committee to prepare Answer, desiring he may continue where he is-Another Committee to state the Matter of Fact touching Informations against him, and search what Ordinances are passed in either of these Particulars, 21 Aug.

Holles, Mr. 1646. Vide Privileges.
-, - 1647. Vide Quarrel-Order for public Faith to him for his Arrears; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 May.
-, - Lady Eleanor, 1646, Resolution that her Portion be granted to Denzell Holles, in Trust for her and her Children; Ordinance for that Purpose, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 16 Mar.
-, - Denzell, 1647, Order for his Appearance on a Day appointed, to be left at his usual place of Abode, 4 Sept.
-, - 1648, Vote whereby he stands accused, discharged, 3 June. To be communicated to Lords.

Holt, Castle, 1646, Letters concerning the Surrender thereof, read; Governor to have Liberty to go beyond Sea, with 300 £. his Wife to have 300 £. per Annum, 22 Dec.-Order for disgarisoning and demolishing it, 3 Mar.
-, - 1647, House adhere to their Vote, 19 July.

Holtby, Marmaduke, 1647, referred to the Committee of Examinations, 14 Apr.-Order for bailing him, 29 June.

Holy Island, 1648, Governor's Letter, referred to the Committee at Derby House, 2 May- Another, with Copy of Sir Marmaduke Langdale's to him, read; Order for continuing him Governor; General to be acquainted therewith-Order for Repayment of Money disbursed by him-His Petition and Letter read; Order for paying him 200 £. in Part of his Arrears, 5 June-Another Letter from him read; Order for Letter of Thanks-for paying the Arrears of the Garison-for making up the Men 100, 22 Aug.

Hoogan, Sir Thomas, 1646, to be continued Governor of Lynn, 17 Mar.

Hooke, Richard, 1646, Order for bestowing 20 £. upon him, 26 Feb.-Agreed to by Lords, 1 Mar.
-, - Mr. 1648, Vote from Lords appointing him Receiver of the First Fruits, 8 Aug.

Hooker, Edward, 1646, Petition referred to the Committee on the Earl of Worcester's Ordinance, 4 Feb.
-, - Colonel Edward, 1647, Report concerning him; Resolution that there appears Matter sufficient to accuse him of high Crimes and Misdemeanors, and that he be impeached accordingly; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.- Proclamation for apprehending him, reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct.
-, - 1648, Order for discharging him from his Imprisonment, and from any Proceedings upon his Impeachment, 23 May.
-, - Ralph, 1647, Resolution for indicting him of high Treason; Clerk of the Crown to prepare the Indictment; Managers and Solicitor appointed; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.-Proclamation for apprehending him; reported, read, and agreed to, 1 Oct.

Hopkins, William, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July.

Hopton, Colonel John, 1648, Petition to be read, 22 June.
-, - Colonel James, 1648, Petition to be read, 7 July. Read; Order for paying him 558 £. 13s. in full Satisfaction for his Arrears.

Hore, William, 1647, Petition referred to the Committee of the Navy, 28 Sept.

Horsefall, Richard, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.

Horses, 1647, the Committee of the City Militia impowered to raise and list them, 30 July-Power given them to break open Locks and Doors, 1 Aug. -Ordinance for public Faith for such Horses as shall be seized and secured for the Service of Parliament, ordered, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, 31 July-Ordinance for sining those who refuse to bring in their Horses, agreed to by Lords, 1 Aug.

Horton, Mr. 1647, desired to preach, 25 Aug.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 29 Sept.
-, - Colonel, 1648, his Letter concerning a Victory over the Enemy in South Wales; Order from Lords for Thanks to him and his Brigade-A Committee to consider of a Gratuity to them, 11 May.

Hoskins, Bennet, 1647, his Case touching his Election, and the Point of being disabled to sit, read, and referred to a Committee, 15 July.

Hospitals, 1647, Committee for them revived; Committees added; The Committee to prepare Ordinance for Regulation thereof, and consider of some Course for Relief of maimed Soldiers, Soldiers Widows, and Orphans, 6 Jan.

Houghton, Sir Richard, 1648, Certificate of his Accounts, reported, and allowed; Order for paying him 779 £. 5s. 9 d. Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 3 Apr. Read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords.

House, 1646, to be called, 21 Dec.-Appoints Preachers, 30 Dec.-27 Jan.-1 & 24 Feb.-Thanks them, 30 Dec. -27 Jan.-24 Feb.-11 Mar.
-, - 1647, appoints Preachers, 31 Mar.-28 Apr.-4 & 26 May-4, 7, 9 & 30 June-2, 6, 10, 14, 18 & 25 Aug.-16 & 29 Sept.-14, 21, 22 & 25 Oct.- 25 Nov.-30 Dec.-26 Jan.-23 & 24 Feb.- Thanks them, 21 Mar.-28 Apr.-26 May-9 & 30 June-2, 11 & 25 Aug.-29 Sept.-27 Oct.-25 Nov.-30 Dec.-26 Jan.-23 Feb.-Resolution for sitting on a Sunday, 5 June. Sits, 6 June-1 Aug.- Desires Ministers to pray before them, 5 June-11 Aug. -To be called, 18 Sept. Sheriffs to summon Members to appear, -Called; Orders thereupon, 9 Oct. Vide Members-Accompanies a Message to Lords, 4 Jan.
-, - 1648, appoints Preachers, 29 & 31 Mar.-26 Apr. -17 & 30 May-28 & 29 June-12, 22 & 26 July -5, 7, 8 & 30 Aug.-1 Sept.-Thanks them, 29 Mar.-26 Apr.-17 & 30 May-28 June-20 & 26 July-11 & 30 Aug.-Called; several excused; Excuses of others not admitted, 24 Apr.-A third Minister desired to pray before them. Thanked.

Howard, Lord, of Escrigg, 1646, Petition read; Nothing done thereupon, 6 Jan.-Another from Lords, with special Recommendation; to be read, 13 Mar.
-, - Captain, 1647, his Offer of going in Person into Ireland, accepted-Order from Lords appointing him Captain of a Regiment of Horse, agreed to, 13 Apr.
-, - Mr. 1647, A Committee to withdraw and examine him, 2 Feb.
-, - Henry, 1647, his Fine accepted: Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Mar.

Howarth, Major, 1646, his Petition recommended by Lords, to be read, 27 Feb.
-, - Epiphan, 1646, Engagement of the Committee of both Kingdoms with him, reported; Order for pardoning his Delinquency; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.
-, - Rowland, 1646, Engagement of the Committee of both Kingdoms with him, reported; Order for pardoning his Delinquency; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Mar.

Hubbert, Hugh, 1647. Vide Privileges.

Hubert, Mr. 1646, Information that his House was plundered, for committing a Person for Tippling in an Alehouse in Sermon time; Order for Reparation for his Damages, 22 Mar.
-, - Hugh, 1647, Examination of the Matter of Fact concerning arresting him, referred to a Committee, 27 May.
-, - Sir Richard, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Mar.

Hudson, Doctor Michael, 1646, General Points's Letter, and his Examination, read; Member to prepare Letter of Thanks, and require the General to send him up, 21 Dec.-Deputy Governor of Hull to send him up in safe Custody; House will defray the Expence-Former Examinations of him to be delivered to a Committee, 12 Jan. His Relation of several Passages of what he had writ to Major General Langhorne, and concerning others-Order for his Commitment to the Tower for Treason; none to speak to him but in the Keeper's Hearing- Order for 50 £. to the Persons that brought him up-For a Letter of Thanks to those that discovered him.
-, - 1647, Lieutenant of the Tower's Letter concerning seizing Persons who came to visit him, read; Vote of Approbation; Order for keeping them secured; a Committee to examine them, with Power to discharge them, 13 Dec.
-, - 1648, Order for putting in Suit the Bonds entered into by him and his Sureties, 5 June.
-, - Mr. 1647, voted incapable of sitting during this Parliament, 5 July.
-, - Lieutenant Laurence, 1648, Petition read, 1 June.

Huggins, Sir Thomas, 1646, Order appointing him Governor of Lynn, and for a Commission to him 21 Dec. Agreed to by Lords.

Hughes, Colonel Thomas, 1646, to be continued Governor of Chepstow Castle, 17 Mar.
-, - Mr. 1647, desired to preach, 28 Apr.-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 26 May.
-, - Charles, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 June.

Hull, 1646, Order for continuing the Ordinance for Establishment and Pay of the Garison Three Months longer; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 29 Dec.-For continuing the Garison with 800 Men, 26 Feb.-For continuing the Governor, 13 Mar.
-, - 1647, Report concerning the Garison to be made, 7 & 11 May-Establishment to be reported, 3 July.-Order for paying them, 2,400 £. in Part of their Arrears, 4 Oct.- Ordinance for supplying the Omission of the Town by the Ordinance for 60,000 £. per Mensem, and for enabling the Commissioners to levy the Assessments incurred from the Date thereof, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Ordinance from Lords appointing a Comptroller of the Customs, read, and passed, 3 Feb.-Petition of Mayor, &c. read; Order for bestowing a House upon the Town, 23 Mar
-, - 1648, General's Letter concerning the Necessity of repairing and fortifying the Town, read; Order for 6,000 £. for that Purpose; the Northern Committee to consider how it may be provided, 25 Apr.-Ordinance for raising the Money, ordered, 2 May. Read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, -Order for sending down Arms and Ammunition, 7 June -For 500 £. to repair the Walls, &c. and pay the Soldiers sent to Ayresmouth.

Hull, John, 1648, Petition read, 1 June.

Hunckes, Frances, 1647, Petition to be read, 3 July.
-, - Colonel, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 3 Apr.

Hungerford, Colonel, 1648, has Leave to come from his Charge in Ireland, 1 May.
-, - Sir Edward 1648, his Letter referred to the Committee at Derby House, 30 June.

Hunsdon, Lord, 1647, Resolution for impeaching him of High Treason; Impeachment sent to Lords, with Desire he may be sequestered from the House, and committed, 8 Sept.-Message desiring them to appoint a Day for bringing up the Articles, 17 Sept.-14 Oct. Day appointed. A Committee to prepare them, -Message from Lords desiring a speedy Proceeding, 29 Nov. Articles to be read, 29 Nov.-1 Dec. Message to Lords, desiring a longer time for bringing them up, -Orders and Warrants signed by him, and other Informations, reported, and read, -Ingrossed Articles reported; Evidence to each read, and applied by the Reporters; Articles, Title, and Conclusion agreed to, 29 Jan. Sent to Lords.
-, - 1648, Resolution against proceeding further upon his Impeachment, 3 June-Message from Lords that they will discharge him unless House proceed by a Day appointed.

Hunt, Robert, 1646, previous Question for taking off his Sequestration, Affirmative, 11 Dec.
-, - John Le, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 July.

Huntingdon, County, 1647, Members sent down to hasten the bringing the Arrears of the Assessment of 600,000 £. the Committee of the Army to prepare Instructions for them, and Letter to hasten the Payment, 23 Dec. Instructions and Letter reported, read, and agreed to.
-, - 1648, Ordinance from Lords for raising Forces to settle the Peace, and suppress Tumults in the County, read, and passed, 19 June-Ordinance for an Assessment upon the Inhabitants of 80 £. per Mensem for Six Months, for Pay of a Troop of Horse to be raised; read twice, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 July.
-, - Earl of, 1648, his Petition from Lords for Liberty to reside Ten Days in London, 22 June.

Hurleston, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.

Hurst, Serjeant Major John, 1648, Petition referred to the Committee of Leicester, 15 June.

Hurst, Castle, 1646, to continue a Garison, with the same Number of Men as are now established, 2 Mar.
-, - 1648, Condition thereof referred to the Committee of the Army, 1 July-Order for 200 £. for victualling and repairing it; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Aug.

Husbands, Major, 1648, Order for bestowing 150 £. on him to buy Horses, 15 Aug.

Hussey, Hubert, 1647, Report of his Fine and Delinquency recommitted, 10 June.
-, - George, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.
-, - Sir Edward, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Dec.
-, - William. Vide Westham.

Hutchinson, Michael, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 9 Feb.

Hyde, Humphry, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Jan.
-, - Henry, 1648, Order for his Commitment to the Tower; Serjeant to receive him from Persons in whose Custody he is, and convey him thither; the Committee of the Navy to receive Complaints against him, and examine Witnesses on both Sides, 4 Apr.

22° 23° & 24° Car. I. Parl. 5. A. 1646, 1647, & 1648.

JACKSON, Thomas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 May.
-, - Colonel, 1647, Order for 100 £. for him and his Men, and for quartering them; agreed to by Lords, 5 June-For mustering them.
-, - Stephen, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July.
-, - Charles, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 14 Dec.
-, - Major Andrew, 1647, Petition and Certificate of his Arrears, read-Order for paying him 350 £. in full Satisfaction thereof, 3 Mar.

Jaggard, Mr. 1647, desired to preach, 30 June-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 2 Aug.

James, John, 1646, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 26 Jan.
-, - John, 1648, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 11 Aug. Order for his Discharge upon Payment of Monies due for the Excise.
-, - King, 1647, Mr. Hasselrigge's Letter about Papers in Mr. Smalley's Hands, touching Examinations taken in the Star-chamber concerning his Death; Member to prepare Letter of Thanks, and desire Mr. Hasselrigg to give Smalley Notice to deliver his Knowlege in those Matters to House, 24 Feb. -He presents Copy of a Warrant to take off the File the Information of the Earl of Bristol against the Duke of Bucks, and the Duke's Answer; Business referred to a Committee, 13 Mar.

James's St. 1648, Order from Lords for putting off the Fair, 27 July.

Janes, Martha, 1647, her Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning her Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Sept.

Jaques, Roger, 1646, Report of his Fine and Composition, recommitted; Instruction, 9 Feb.

Jenkins, David, 1647, a Committee to prepare Impeachment against him; printed Paper, intituled, "A Recantation of Judge Jenkins," referred, 23 Apr.-Read; a Committee to examine and find out the Printers, &c.; Matter of Fact concerning him to be reported, 11 May-Order for prosecuting him and the Publishers of the Pamphlet in the King's Bench; Counsel to prepare the Matter of Fact; Sollicitor appointed; a Committee to assist them; House to be informed from Day to Day of their Proceedings; Serjeant to give Counsel Notice of the Order, 22 June. Counsel and Committee added, -Order for removing him from the Tower to Newgate, 25 Sept.-For his Tryal, 14 & 19 Jan. Order for speedy proceeding to his Tryal; a Committee to assist, with Power to consult the Judges, -State of the Matter of Fact concerning him, reported; a Committee to prepare Ordinance to attaint him of High Treason, 16 Feb. Ordinance read. Committed. Reported, with Evidence to make good the Matter of Fact; Order for bringing him to Bar. Brought; Proceedings thereupon. Vide Privileges; Ordinance read to him; his Answer; previous Question, for examining Witnesses at Lords Bar upon Oath, Neg. Order for examining them at the Bar of House; severally examined; Ordinance read Third time, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, - Order for removing him to Wallingford Castle, with a strong Guard, 23 May.
-, - Mr. 1647, to be summoned to appear before a Committee, to answer Things objected against him, 2 Oct.
-, - Tobias, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 Jan.

Jenks, Richard, 1646, Order for bestowing 100 £. upon him as a Mark of Favour, 20 Jan.

Jennian, Ralph, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 July.

Jennings, Theodore. Vide Newman, Edward.
-, - Jonathan, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 May.
-, - Peter, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardondoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 May.
-, - Mr. 1647. Vide Privileges.
-, - William 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 17 Mar.
-, - Mrs. 1648, Petition to be considered, 7 June.

Jenny, Lady, 1647, Petition read, and referred to the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall, 16 Sept.

Jephson, Colonel William, 1647. Vide Quarrel.-To be heard concerning recruiting his Regiment, 2 Apr.-his Petition, to be read, 13 Mar.
-, - 1648, Read; Order for paying him, 1,000£. in full Satisfaction of his Debt;-for paying him 1,500 £. in Part of his Arrears, 3 Apr. Agreed to by Lords.

Jermy, John, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance: or pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July.

Jervoice, Captain Thomas, 1646, Petition read, and referred to a Committee, 26 Feb.
-, - Henry, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. -17 Nov.
-, - 1648, Order for passing him 500 £. in Part of his Arrears, 7 July. Agreed to by Lords.

Jessop, John, 1648, his Petition recommended by Lords, 7 July-They put House in mind thereof, 8 Aug.

Illery, Joan. Vide Pawlett, Lord.

Impeachments. Vide Baynes, Lieutenant Colonel; Chapman, Colonel; Cox, Captain; Vaughan, Colonel; Maynard, Sir John; Suffolk, Earl of; Willoughby, Lord, of Parham; Hunsdon, Lord; Maynard, Lord; Lincoln, Earl of; Berkley, Lord; Middlesex, Earl of; Gayer, Sir John; Bunce, Alderman; Langham, Alderman; Cullam, Alderman; Adams, Alderman; Bromfield Colonel; Hooker, Colonel; Jones, Captain.

Impropriations, 1647, the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall to endeavour to buy them in upon Delinquents Compositions- House to consider thereof, and of settling a sufficient Maintenance for a preaching Ministry, 10 June.
-, - 1648, Ordinance from Lords for Restitution of the surviving Trustees for buying them in to be employed for pious and charitable Uses, read twice, and committed, 28 Mar.-Ordinance for disposing of Impropriations, vested by Ordinance in the Trustees for Sale of Bishops Lands, in such manner as are or shall be appointed by the Committee of plundered Ministers, read twice; Question for Commitment, Neg. Ordinance passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 1 Sept.

Incest, 1647, Ordinance for punishing Incest, Adultery, Fornication, Drunkenness, Swearing and Cursing, to be reported, 26 May. Reported, and re-committed to be divided into two, -The Committee to consider of punishing it, 3 Mar.
-, - 1648, Ordinance for suppressing Incest, incestuous Marriages, Adultery, and Fornication, read, 31 Mar.

Inchiquin, Lord, 1647, his Letter read, and referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 6 Sept.-Minute of a Letter from Lords to him.
-, - 1648, Letter, with a Paper, subscribed by several Officers, expressing that he had declared against the Parliament, and would have debauched them; Letier and Advertisement from Lords concerning it, and acquainting House they think it fit his Son should be secured in the Tower; previous Question for agreeing thereto, Affirmative-Relation of his Revolt; Officers driven from their Commands referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs; Order for Reward to those who brought the Intelligence; Lords Concurrence to be desired-For recommending them and the rest to General, 13 Apr.-Declaration that all Commissions granted him are void; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered. Read twice, and passed; agreed to by Lords. -Previous Question for declaring him a Traytor and Rebel, Affirmative; Declaration for that Purpose, ordered, - Report concerning his Son communicated by Lords, 18 May. Order for his Exchange, 1 July. Agreed to by Lords.

Indemnity, 1647, Ordinance for Indemnity of Soldiers and Committee-men, to be read, 30 Apr.-6 May-Read twice, and committed. Read third time; Blank for a Committee of both Houses filled up; Quorum appointed; Ordinance passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired. Order for printing it, -Committees added; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 6 Oct.-Paper concerning Defects in the Ordinance; the Committee of the Army to prepare Ordinance for remedying and removing them, 23 Oct.-Order for presentit-Another Committee to report the several Ordinances concerning Indemnity-Ordinance impowering Country Committees to put in Execution the Ordinances for Indemnity, ordered-Declaration that the Committee of both Houses for Indemnity have Power to put in Execution additional Ordinances, 21 Dec.

Ingleby, Sir John, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 Aug.

Joachimi, Albert, 1646, Declaration that he shall have the same Immunities, with regard to Excise and Customs, as former Ambassadors from the United Provinces, 2 Mar.- His Letter, and Desires to go to the King, with Lords Order thereupon.
-, - 1647, They put House in mind thereof; Letter and Desires referred to the Committee for foreign Affairs, 30 Mar.-Previous Question for granting him a Pass, Affirmative, 8 Apr.-A Committee of both Houses to visit him upon his being recalled, 11 June-His Paper, desiring a Pass to the King; a Letter to the Commissioners to admit him, and a Pass to the Low Countries, from Lords, read, and agreed to.

Johanns, William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with special Recommendation, 29 Mar.

Johns, Oliver St. 1647, appointed Master of St. Crosse's Hospital; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 13 Mar.

Johnson, Mr. 1646, Report concerning paying Money to him and Mr. Knight, communicated by Lords, 12 Dec.-They put House in mind thereof, -Order for paying them 366 £. 14 s. 6 d. disbursed by them for the State, 6 Jan.
-, - Mr. desired to preach, 24 Feb. 1646-Thanked, and to print his Sermon, 30 Mar. 1647.
-, - John, of the Baile Lincolnshire, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 June.
-, - John, of Newark, Nottinghamshire, 1648, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 28 June.

Joice, Cornet George, 1647, his Petition from Lords for his Arrears-Another to House, read; Order for paying them, 3 Sept.

Jones, Colonel, 1646, to be continued Governor of Chester, 13 Mar.
-, - 1647. Vide Ireland-Order for paying him 1,676 £. 19s. 4 d. according to contract with the Committee for Irish Affairs, 16 July-For a Gratuity of 1,000 £. for his Victory over the Rebels, 18 Aug.
-, - 1648, Order for paying the Money with Interest out of Goldsmiths Hall, 3 Apr.-For placing a special Mark of extraordinary Favour on him-for conferring an Estate on him; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 14 Aug.
-, - Captain John, 1647, Report concerning him; previous Question that there appears Matter sufficient to accuse him of High Crimes and Misdemeanors, and that he be impeached accordingly, Affirmative; Order for taking him into Custody, 25 Sept.
-, - 1648, Order for discharging him from his Imprisonment and from any further Proceedings upon his Impeachment, 23 May.
-, - Captain William, 1647, his Petition from Lords, with Certificates concerning him, to be considered, 8 Oct.- They put House in mind thereof, 23 Nov.
-, - Colonel, Theophilus, 1647, Order from Lords for exchanging him, agreed to, 30 Dec.
-, - Michael, 1647, Order appointing him Comptroller of the Customs in Londonderry, 17 Mar.
-, - Doctor, 1648, to be sent for as a Delinquent, 1 May.

Jordan, Joseph, 1647, appointed Captain of a Ship, 27 Sept. -17 Mar.

Ireland, 1646, Report communicated by Lords; their Ordinance thereupon for impressing Ships to transport Men, Victuals, &c. thither; Report read; Ordinance read twice, and passed, 7 Dec.-Report concerning that Kingdom to be made. Lord Lieutenant's Propositions reported, and read; Order for advancing 5,000 £. For Interest to the Advancers-For fortifying and magazining the four Towns in Munster under the Obedience of the Parliament; the Committee for Irish Affairs to consider what Fortifications will be necessary, and prepare Estimate of the Charge-Same Committee to consider what Towns in Ulster and Connaught are fit to be fortified and magazined,and prepare Estimate of the Charge-Declaration that House will prosecute an offensive War for regaining Ireland to the Obedience of Parliament; same Committee to consider of some certain Foundation for a certain way of Subsistence for the Forces there; what further Forces are necessary, and prepare settled way for Payment and Entertainment of them- Lord Lieutenant to repair to Munster forthwith, -Instructions for him reported, and agreed to, with Amendments -Resolution for preparing a Sword to be carried before him- Names of Privy Counsellors reported; a Committee to prepare Oath to be taken by them-Order for paying 300 £. a-piece to those that go over with Lord Lieutenant-A Committee, if Five of them shall not go, to consider of other fit Persons to make up the Number-Order for an Allowance of 500 £. per Annum to each; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 4 Jan. -Order for the Exchange of Irish Rebels; agreed to by Lords, 31 Dec.-A Committee to prepare Ordinance for establishing the same Form of Church Government in Ireland as in England, and consider of Means for advancing and maintaining a preaching Ministry, 4 Jan-The Committee of the Army to consider what Ordinance, Arms and Ammunition, may be spared out of the Garisons for the Irish Service, - Papers from the Commissioners in Ireland, communicated by Lords, -Other Papers from them concerning Belfast, &c. 20. To be considered, 20 & 21. Referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs-Order for 1,400 £. for Relief of the Forces in Belfast-for levying the weekly Assessments for Ireland upon Counties that have been under the Enemy within Two Years-The Committee to receive Complaints of the Counties where Forces designed for Ireland have been upon their Transport, and consider of making Satisfaction for free Quarter-Lord Lieutenant impowered to grant a Commission of martial Law during their Stay here; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Order for sending over Arms and Ammunition from Newport Pagnall-Commissioners at Ulster recalled at their own Request; One appointed; the Committee to consider of another fit Person-Order for all Officers to repair to their Charges, and be at the Sea-side within Fourteen Days- For 200 £. to the Attorney General and Clerk of the Council going over-Lord Lieutenant takes Leave of House, - The Committee to consider of some Course for redressing Injuries done by free Quarter, 2 Feb. To give Account how they may be discharged; Members to acquaint them with Complaints they have received, -Order for guarding the Irish Coasts-Letter to the Scots Parliament for the Delivery of Belfast, read, and agreed to, 4 Feb. Lords Concurrence signified, -The Committee to peruse Treaties with Scotland concerning 'Ireland and their Forces there, -Report; Order for discharging them; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 15 Mar.-Resolution that this Kingdom is not able to pay them any longer-Declaration that both Houses will pay what is due to them according to Treaty; Scots Commissioners, and Scots Parliament to be acquainted herewith; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Earl of Ormond's Letters, with Propositions for the Surrender of Dublin, read, and referred to the Committee-Instructions given to Commissioners, employed to him, reported-Order for providing Transports and sending Ships to the Bay of Dublin, 20 Feb.-Copy of Letter to Earl of Ormond; his Proposition, and the Propositions made to him, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence signified; Commissioners to be thanked; Order for 3,000 £. to him upon the Delivery of Dublin-For 12,000 £. to the Forces that are to receive it-For Interest to Persons that shall advance the Money-Order for 10,877 £. 14 s. 9 d. for satisfying Bills of Exchange for the rest of the Money assigned to the Earl of Ormond-For Interest to the Lenders; the Committee to put these Votes in Execution, 22 Feb. Votes returned from Lords, with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, -Order for a Commission of martial Law to the Commander in Chief of the Forces designed for Dublin, both here and in Ireland; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 23 Mar.-Letter and Declaration of the distressed State of Irish Protestants, read, and referred to the Committee; Messengers to attend them, and give Information concerning these Matters; Members to acquaint them therewith-The Committeee of the Army to furnish what Arms, &c. can be spared for present Service-Order for an additional 10,000£. for Dublin-For Interest to the Lenders, 27 Feb. Returned from Lords with Amendments; Amendments agreed to, 1 Mar. -Order for transporting Ordnance and Ammunition, - Report touching the Proportion of Forces to be sent-Resolution for sending 3,000 Horse, Seven Regiments of Foot, and 1,200 Dragoons, besides Officers-The Committee to consider what Forces are now in Ireland, and of an Establishment for them all, and that they may be paid upon one Foot of Establishment, with Estimate of the Charge-Previous Question for taking the Foot out of the Army, Affirmative-Resolution for taking Four Regiments of Horse out of it; the Committee to consider how the Dragoons, and the Remainder of the Horse, may be had. General's Letter concerning the Regiments to be taken out of the Army, read. Read again; House approves the Conditions offered hy Colonel Hammond for his Regiment, and other Forces, mentioned in the Letter, to go over immediately. His Propositions reported, and read-State of the Forces in Ireland-Establishment for, and Particular of, those to be sent-Pay for the Train, with the State of the Carriages-Estimate of the Charge; the Committee to consider of speedy sending over Forces to receive Dublin, -Declaration from Lords concerning Irish Affairs, read; nothing done thereupon-The Committee to inquire of Officers from Ulster and Connaught what Forces are there, and in what Condition-to confer with the General or other Officers how the Forces designed for Ireland may be sent with the best Expedition-Resolution for an Assessment of 60,000 £. per Mensem; previous Questions for raising it according to former Proportions-for appointing the surviving Commissioners in the last Ordinance, severally Affirmative, Ordinance ordered. Vide Supply.
-, - 1647, Colonel Birch's Agreement to transport 2,000 Foot and 200 Horse, reported, and read; Order for Two Months Pay of Arrears, and a Month's Advance for them; the Committee of Hereford to pay them upon Muster; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Order for a Month's Pay for the Horse Three Months after their Transportation; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 26 Mar. Read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, -House put Lords in mind of the Votes for recalling the Scots Army, 26 Mar.-A Committee to withdraw and prepare Reasons to be offered at a Conference concerning them, 11 May. Reasons reported, Conference desired and agreed to; Managers appointed; Conference held, -Lords Concurrence to the Votes for recalling the Scots, signified; Mr. Frost to see them put in Execution, 26 Aug.-Letter from Lords to give Lord Chancellor of Scotland Notice thereof, read, and agreed to, 4 Sept. Messenger appointed by Lords to carry it, agreed to. Order for 100 £. to him for former Services, and defraying his Expences. The Committee of both Kingdoms to prepare Instructions for him, and send a Transcript of the Letter to the Council of Scotland, -Letters from the Estates of Scotland, read, and referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 8 Oct.-Scots Commissioners Letter touching their Army, read, 7 Jan.-Report of the Proceedings of Gentlemen sent from the Committee for Irish Affairs to the General and Army, upon Resolutions touching Forces voted to go upon the Irish Service, Thanks thereupon.-House acquainted with Informations concerning a Petition carrying on-Resolution that they have, notwithstanding this, a good Opinion of the Army-Copy of the Petition, &c. referred to a Committee- Order for inclosing it in a Letter to General, with Desire he would put a Stop to it-Engagement of Officers to enter into the Irish Service, read, and approved; Thanks thereupon; Declaration that they and their Men shall have Two Months Arrears, and a Month's Pay, when on shipboard, as well as the rest, 27 Mar. Order for drawing those that engage to go into a Body, -For disposing them into Regiments, 9 Apr.-Previous and main Questions for considering the civil and military Government of Ireland, severally Affirmative, 27 Mar.-Resolution that the civil Power be put in a way distinct from the military-that the civil Government be in the Hands of Two Lords Justices-Previous and main Questions for appointing Commissioners for managing the War, severally Affirmative-Previous Question that Sir William Waller command the Forces in Lempster and Ulster, Neg. 1 Apr.-Previous Question that the Commander in Chief have the Title of Field Marshal, and his personal Entertainment be 6 £. per Diem, Affirmative; Serjeant Major-general Skippon appointed Commander in Chief. Vide Skippon-Previous Question that Lieutenant-general Massey be Lieutenant-general of Horse, Affirmative; Lord Lieutenant to be acquainted with these Votes. Lords Concurrence to them signified, -Information of a Fly-boat laden with Soldiers, &c. taken. Vide Jersey-Order for Shipping to guard the Coasts between Bristol and Ireland, 30 Mar.-The Agents for Ulster and Connaught to give Account of their Proceedings to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 2 Apr. Committees added-Order for speedy transporting the Forces, -Contract for Supply of Victuals, reported, read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, - Gentlemen sent from Ireland have Leave to go to Dublin; previous Question for allowing them 600 £. to bear the Charge of their Return, Neg.-Order for allowing them 300 £.- Governor of the Town and Castle of Dublin appointed. Agreed to by Lords-Resolution for a higher Pay to the Officers in Ireland than those in England-For paying any Proportion respited upon the public Faith out of Lands there- The Committee to prepare an Establishment for the Forces- Impowered to grant Commissions to Officers approved by Parliament, agreed to by Lords-Scots Officers Letter from Ulster, read, and referred to the Committee, -Lord Lieutenant's Letters, and Brief of his Proceedings in settling the Province of Munster, read, and referred to the Committee- Establishment reported, and agreed to-Dragoons that can be persuaded to go to receive Orders for that Purpose-Order for Coats and Knapsacks for the Foot-For Officers to have Debentures for their Arrears-Colonel Sheffeld's Offer to go with his Regiment, and Captain Howard's to go with as many of his Regiment as he can get, severally accepted, -A Committee to sign such Warrants for issuing Money ordered for Dublin as the Committee of both Houses for Irish Affairs shall order, -Order for providing 12,000 £. for the Service thereof, and transporting Forces; Lords Concurrence to be desired; the Committee to meet and sign Warrants for issuing it, -Ordinance for making it up 20,000 £. out of Goldsmiths Hall, upon the Credit of 200,000 £. to be borrowed of the City, for the Service of all Ireland. Agreed to by Lords, -Revoked; Order for charging it upon Weavers Hall, 18 May-Votes for issuing 13,000 £. to the Commissioners for receiving Dublin-To enable the Committee for Irish Affairs to dispose of the Remainder assigned for that Service, severally agreed to by Lords-The Committee of the Navy to examine and state the Business concerning the Adventurers for additional Forces by Sea, 21 Apr.-Report from the Committee for Irish Affairs concerning Letters, &c. received from the Commissioners with the Army, to be considered. Read. Sum of the Commissioners Proceedings-Copies of Letters, &c. concerning Discouragements to the Irish Service, read; Parties to be summoned to appear, -Narrative of the State of Monies, Arms, &c. in Munster-Of the State of Affairs in Ireland at the Arrival of Lord Lieutenant and Council; Thanks thereupon, 7 May-The Committee to send for Contractors for transporting Men, and receive Account of their Performance of their Contracts-Lord Inchiquin's Letter, Articles for the Surrender of Cappoquine and Dungarvon, read, and to be communicated to Lords; Order for printing them-His Propositions for carrying on the War in Munster; Order for providing a Train of Artillery-For Letter of Thanks-The Committee of the Navy to contract for Transports, -Resolution that such Forces as will engage for Ireland be presently taken on, and have a Fortnight's Advance besides Two Month's Pay of their Arrears-Times and Places of Rendezvous appointed; Field-marshal Skippon to be present to take them on-Ordinance for 40,000 £. for them, and for convoying the Money, ordered. Read, and passed; agreed to by Lords-Report from Lords concerning Irish Soldiers taken up for the French King's Service, and seized in their Passage to Dieppe, read, and referred back to the Committee of the Admiralty-Ordinance from them to establish a Committee to fit at Derby House for Irish Affairs-Certificate concerning Powder, &c. delivered at Dublin, read-List of Officers that have engaged for Ireland, read; Order for Commissions for them; Agreed to by Lords, -The Committee to issue Warrant for a Month's Pay, upon Muster, to all the Forces engaged, 2 June. Order amended; Amendments agreed to by Lords. Ordinance for transporting them, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, -Order for shipping and transporting One Regiment-For paying another come off from the Army; agreed to by Lords-Proposition for raising 700 Horse, read, and approved; agreed to by Lords, -Order for Two Months Pay upon Security to transport them; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 13 July. Order for speedy paying and transporting them, -Letters concerning them, read, and referred to the Committee for Irish Affairs, 18 Aug.-Report from Lords for appointing a Packetboat between England and Munster, agreed to, 21 June- Order for Provisions for the Forces in Ireland-For like Terms to the Forces of the Northern Association, upon going over, as to other Forces-For setting apart 40,000 £. in Weavers Hall, for the sole Use of Ireland. Agreed to by Lords. Order for employing 10,000 £. Part thereof, for Recruits, &c. for the Forces in Munster; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Order for paying 2,638 £. to Earl of Ormond; Lords Concurrence to be desired-For paying 7,230 £. 14s. 4d. for transporting, recruiting, and furnishing a Regiment of Horse-For mustering and reducing all the Forces into Regiments-For a Month's Pay of their Arrears, and for their marching to the Sea-side; Declaration that upon their coming there they shall receive the Conditions promised-Order for a Troop of Horse, and Two Troops of Dragoons, to march to Liverpoole-Desires of Lord Ormond, and the Commissioners from Dublin, referred back to the Committee for Irish Affairs- Letter to Lord Inchiquin, reported, read and agreed to, 2 July. Agreed to by Lords, -Three Commissioners to be sent into Munster: the Committee to nominate fit Persons, and prepare Instructions for them, -Commissioners appointed; the Committee for Irish Affairs to take care of furnishing them with Money and other Necessaries, and prepare Instructions for them; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 20 Sept.-Commissioner added, 14 Dec.-Order for apportioning and sending over 25,000 £. to the several Provinces, 6 July-Order for paying 30,000 £. Remainder of the 40,000 £. assigned for Ireland; Lords Concurrence to be desired-Letter from Commissioners at Dublin, read; Order for 10,000 £. for the Forces in Munster-For 8,000 £. for the Lagan Forces -For 7,000 £. for the rest of the Forces in Ulster; Commanders appointed, with Power to issue Warrants for disposing of the Money; Committee to prepare Instructions for reducing Irish Forces according to the Establishment-Order for a Convoy for the Money to the Water-side-Physician-general, Surgeon, and Apothecary, to the Army, appointed-Order for sending Vessels to guard the Coasts-Letters and Remonstrances from Lord Inchiquin and the Forces at Munster, read; the Committee to extract and state the material Parts of them, - Ordinance for Payment of 27,602 £. Remainder of 40,000 £. and for making void the Ordinance for Payment of 30,000 £. Remainder thereof, read, and passed. Agreed to by Lords, -Letter from the Commissioners at Dublin, read, and to be sent to General, with Desire that he would press the sending away the Forces. Commissioners Letter, with the Result of their Proceedings thereupon, read, -Order touching the Disposing of the Money to be sent into Munster, -For delivering it to be transported; agreed to by Lords, -Letter concerning a Defeat over the Rebels by Colonel Jones, 13 Aug. Read; Order for a Reward to the Messenger-For 20,000£. for his Forces-For furnishing them with Powder, -Another Letter to the same Purpose, Diary, and Relation of Passages, read; List of Prisoners; Messengers Narrative; Order for printing them-For a Thanksgiving. Vide Thanksgiving-For a Reward to the Messenger-For a Gratuity of 1,000 £. to Colonel Jones-For paying Part of the Arrears of other Officers; the Committee to consider what Necessaries are requisite to be sent forthwith, and how they may be provided, -Ordinance for 20,000 £. for his Forces, read, and passed; agreed to by Lords, -Letter to Colonel Jones, taking Notice of his good Services, read, and agreed to, 1 Sept. Lords Concurrence signified, - Order for Officers to repair to their Charges-For 300 £. to send them over; agreed to by Lords, -General's Letter concerning 6,000 Foot and 2,000 Horse presently to be sent over, read; the Committee to confer with such Officers as he shall appoint thereupon, 1 Sept. Commissioners with the Army to confer with them, -A Committee to consider of Ways and Means for raising Monies for Ireland, with Power to receive Propositions. Propositions reported, and read; the Committee to prepare several Ordinances pursuant thereto -Resolution for drawing together Five Regiments of Foot- Four Regiments of Horse-Five Companies of Dragoons; Commissioners to confer further about them in Readiness for speedy Transportation; Names of Commanders to be presented, -Order for a Month's Pay by Way of Advance- Touching the Proportion of their Arrears-Establishment of their Pay; Votes to be communicated to General.- Order toaching the Payment of Allowances to Commissioners from the Irish Parliament, 4 Sept.-Lord Inchiquin's Letter and Informations concerning the same Business, referred to the Committee. Vide Marshal, Thomas; and Stebbing, Major-general-Order for 700 Suits of Cloaths, with Shirts, Shoes, and Stockings for the Forces in Munster-Like Order for those in Ulster and Connaught, to be deducted out of their Pay. The Committee to contract for them, and for Cloaths for the Forces in Lempster, -Ordinance for issuing 20,000 £. for Lempster; agreed to by Lords, -Letter from them to be sent into Ireland, with a Pass for the Bearer, read, and agreed to, -Lord Inchiquin's Letter concerning his Success in taking many strong Places, read, and to be printed; Thanks thereupon. Another Letter of his, with Lords Desires thereupon, -Letter from Dublin, with a Petition inclosed, referred to a Committee-List of Train of Artillery, with the Pay, read, and agreed to-Order for completing the Body-House to consider of levying Money for completing the Establishment-Respites in former Votes concerning Pay, read; Resolution thereupon; Carriage Master to be left out; Commencement of the Establishment-The Committee of the Army to present one, 4 Oct.-Country Committees impowered to administer an Oath to such whose Accounts they state, and to whom they give Debentures-Letter to be written to them, requiring a speedy Dispatch of their Accounts-6,000 Foot, designed for Ireland, to be in Six Regiments-A Major or Lieutenant-colonel to be appointed for the 500 Dragoons, -Letter from Lords appointing a Commissary-general for Provisions; the Committee to consider the Necessity of the Place, and of the Salaries, 8 Oct.-Report touching Ireland and Irish Prisoners, recommended by Lords, -Order for martial Law to Colonel Moncke, 1 Nov. Agreed to by Lords, -The Committee to prepare Estimate of Shoes, Cloaths, and Victuals for the Forces, with Power to treat with Persons about providing them upon the Credit of the 60,000 £. per Mensem. Proposition reported-The Committee to treat with Merchant Adventurers about a Loan and Security. Vide Merchant Adventurers-Lord Inchiquin's Letter, with Lords Order thereupon, read, -The Committee to consider of Means for Relief of the Soldiery and carrying on the War-To prepare Letter to the President and Officers in Munster, touching their Indemnity as to their Remonstrance, - Letter read, and agreed to; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Order for Money for the Forces of Lempster, and those of Ulster who assisted them; agreed to by Lords, 13 Nov. -Lord Inchiquin's Letter concerning a great Victory over the Rebels in Munster, read, and to be printed-Order for a Reward to the Messenger-For a Thanksgiving. Vide Thanksgiving. Relation thereof; Order for a Gratuity of 1,000 £. to Lord Inchiquin-For Letter of Thanks to him-Resolution that out of the first Monies assigned for Ireland 10,000 £. be assigned as a Stock of Credit for the Province, -Severally agreed to by Lords, 1 Dec.-Petition of Irish Nobility, &c. concerning the bleeding Condition of that Kingdom; Petitioners thanked-Payment of Money upon the Ordinance for a Fourth Part of the Adventurers to commence the 1st Instant; Ordinance to be re-printed, with the Vote annexed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Resolution for an Assessment of 20,000 £. per Mensem; previous Question for charging it according to former Proportions, Affirmative. Vide Supply-Order for sending 1,000 £. Part of 10,000 £. formerly assigned for Relief of the Forces in Munster-For sending lawful Money, 11 Jan.-Account of Charity collected in the United Provinces for the distressed Irish. Vide Holland-Order for sending Train Horses, &c. into Munster, -Order from Lords for paying the Adventurers Money to the Vice-treasurer, read, and agreed to, -Order for putting in Execution the Ordinance for raising 50,000 £. by Sale of Houses, agreed to by Lords, -Agreement for raising and transporting a Regiment of Foot to Colonel Moncke, read, and agreed to-Order for sending battering Pieces to Colonel Jones-For sending 1,000 Firelocks to Dublin, 16 Feb. Severally agreed to by Lords, -Order from Lords, appointing a Commissary of Victuals, 1 Mar.-Letters from Lord Inchiquin and the Governor of Dublin, to be read, -Master of the Ordnance appointed, -Order for Convoys for the Provisions-The Committee to prepare Letter to Lord Inchiquin's Officers, taking Notice of their Services; a Person to attend them-Contract for furnishing certain Provisions for the Soldiery, read, and approved; Ordinance in relation thereto ordered-Lieutenant General Cromwell's Offer for the Service of Ireland, reported, read, and accepted; to be thanked.
-, - 1648, thanked, 25 Mar.-Lord Inchiquin's Letter, with an Order of the Council of War, and Articles exhibited by the Judge Advocate against some Officers; the Committee to consider of preventing the Danger, and furthering the Supplies, -Relation of Matters of great Concernment, with respect to the Province of Munster, Commissioners appointed to go thither, with Power to assure the Soldiery of an Act of Indemnity-Declaration that House will satisfy their Arrears; the Committee to prepare Instructions for them-Commissioners appointed for the other Three Provinces; same Committee to prepare Instructions for them; One added for Lempster; previous Question for adding another, Neg. 30. Votes agreed to by Lords-Another for Lempster added; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Order for general Instructions to the Commissioners for Munster, concerning the disposing of the Monies, 1 Apr.-Colonel Jones's Letter touching the Condition of the Forces in Dublin, with a Letter to him out of the North, and a Petition of the Mayor, &c. read; Order for a Letter of Thanks-For charging 1,000 £. formerly assigned upon Goldsmiths Hall, with Interest; Letter, &c. referred to the Committee, -Letter from the Commissioners designed for Munster, read-Letter and Advertisement that Lord Inchiquin had revolted. Vide Inchiquin, Lord-Order for sufficient Force of Ships upon the Coast of Munster-The Committee at Derby House to consider of a Proportion of Forces, Money, &c. to be sent, and of Means for preserving the Parliament's Interest in that Province-Order for small Ships to guard the Irish Coasts, -List of Ships for that Service, reported-Declaration that the Vice-admiral there is subordinate to the Vice-admiral of England, - Report from Lords, concerning Ships to be sent, referred back to the Committee of the Admiralty, 8 May-The Committee at Derby House to send over from time to time what Forces they shall think necessary for regaining the Parliament's Interest, 15 Apr.-Copies of Letters from the Parliament's Commissioners in Scotland to several Officers in Ireland, to prepare them against Attempts made upon them for revolting; Vote of Approbation to be sent to the Commissioners, -Colonel Jones's Letter, with Copies of other Letters and Papers, read, and referred to the Committee at Derby House-Lord Inchiquin's Letter, with Jones's intended Answer, read; lest to him to do with the Answer as he shall think good-Order for Letter of Thanks-Resolution against a Cessation with the Rebels-Account of 27,566 £. 19 s. 3d. allowed; Order for respiting One Third Part-for charging another upon Lands in Ireland-for immediate Payment of the other Third Part out of Monies not engaged of the British Assessments, 9 June-Ordinance from Lords for better collecting the 20,000 £. per Mensem. Read, and passed, -Reports from them concerning the Great Seal, - Order for providing for such Scots Regiments as remain in Ireland, and refuse to go out of the Parliament's Service, 24 July-For Attorney General to go over-For sending Forces to Colonel Jones, 1 Aug.-The Committee at Derby House to secure Prisoners mentioned in his Letter, -Lord Inchiquin's Letter, with Declaration from the Commanders of the confederate Catholics, read-Colonel Jones's Letter read; Order for Letter of Thanks-For placing a special Mark of Favour on him. Vide Jones, Colonel-For recruiting his Forces.
-, - 1646, Petition of distressed Protestants, sent from Lords, 27 Feb.
-, - 1647, Petition of Irish Protestants to be read, 12 July -Ordinance for a Moiety of the Collection next Fast-day for Relief of those about Barnstaple, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, -Order for a Collection next Thanksgiving-day for those in and about London; Ordinance for that Purpose, ordered, 20 Aug. Read, and passed, -Agreed to by Lords, 1 Sept.-Order for the Treasurers to dispose of Monies come to their Hands, -Order for a Collection next Thanksgiving-day for Relief of English Protestants driven out of Ireland, and touching the Disposal thereof, 29 Nov.-Account of Charity collected in the United Provinces for Relief of Irish Protestants, 12 Jan. Vide Holland.

Ireton, Colonel, 1646. Vide Quarrel.
-, - John. Vide Squire, Thomas.

Isaack, Sebastian, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 27 May.
-, - Amyas, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 20 Dec.
-, - Samuel, 1647, his Fine accepted; Ordinance for pardoning his Delinquency, read, and passed; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 5 Jan.

Judges, 1646, Vote for appointing a Committee to consider of filling the Benches with Judges, 21 Jan. Agreed to by Lords, -Message from Lords, desiring they may meet, 9 Feb. -A Committee to prepare Instructions for them, 21 Jan. -Instructions to be read, 4 Mar.-Speaker to present Names of those that are to go the Circuits, 5 Feb. Presents them; severally approved; Lords Concurrence to be desired. Message desiring them to expedite their Answer; Vote returned, with an Amendment; Amendment agreed to, -Order for them not to proceed to Trial of Parties brought before them for any Fact committed in tempore & loco belli, in pursuance of any Ordinance, 11 Mar.-For discharging them, and giving so much in Directions to the Jurors.
-, - 1647, Order for Commissioners of the Great Seal to appoint Judges for the Circuits, 29 June-Agreed to by Lords, 1 July-Judges appointed; a Committee to prepare Instructions for them, and consider of some Course for preventing delinquent Lawyers from practising. Lords Concurrence signified. Instructions to be considered, -Ordinance appointing a Salary for them, and disabling them to receive other Perquisites, read, 13 Jan.-Votes appointing Judges to go the Circuits, -Returned from Lords, with an Amendment, 3 Feb.
-, - 1648, Commissioners of the Great Seal to consider of Persons fit to be Judges in all the Courts, and of fit Persons to be called to be Judges, and give them Instructions-To nominate Judges for South Wales, 13 June.

Ives, St. 1646, new Writ, 9 Feb.

Ives, Jeremy, 1647. Vide Privileges.

Ivett, Zachary, 1648, to be sent for in safe Custody for being active in the late Insurrection in Kent; Member to assist in sending him up; Examination referred to the Committee of the Navy, 19 June-Report; Power given them to bail him; the Committee of Kent to examine him, 3 Aug.

Justices of Peace, 1647, Commissioners of the Great Seal to send Lists of them to the Members for the several Counties, &c.; they to consider of them, and present the Lists to House, 1 Dec.
-, - 1648, Fees for their Commissions and Dedimus Potestatems to be paid out of the Hanaper; Lords Concurrence to be desired, 18 Apr.-Members to consider of the Names of Persons in Commission, and offer fit Persons to the Commissioners of the Great Seal to be put into Commission, 1 May.

Juxon, Dr. 1647, Petition of his Tenants, with Lords Desires thereupon, 9 Apr. To be read -Order for them to pay Rents due to him on 1st November last; Trustees for the Sale of Bishops Lands to appoint their Receiver, to receive the Arrears, and pay them to him, 1 May.

Ivy, 1646, Lords put House in mind of Ordinance for appointing a Minister; Ordinance to be read, 21 Dec.-Read, and passed, 10 Feb.