Journal of the House of Lords: Volume 1, 1509-1577. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1767-1830.
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In this section
Anno Tricesimo primo Regni Henrici Octavi. Tertia Sessione.
Proxies entered.
Ld. Zouche's.
DOMINUS Zouche, absens propter Morbum et Languorem, prout assidaverunt super Sacramentis suis Johannes Haywood et Johannes Stevinson, Ministri ejusdem Domini, per Literas suas, Signo suo Manuali, constituit Attornatum suum Thomam Ducem Norff.
Lord Scrope's.
Dominus Scrope, absens de Licentia Regie Majestatis, per relationem Domini Admiralli, constituit Procuratores suos Dominum Privati Sigilli et eundem Dominum Admirallum, conjunctim et divisim.
Earl of Huntingdon's. Ld. Ferrers's.
Dominus Comes de Huntingdon, absens, &c.
Dominus Ferrers, ex Licentia Regie Majestatis absens, per relationem Domini Privati Sigilli, ut abesset proxima Sessione Parliamenti, constituit eundem Dominum Privati Sigilli Procuratorem et Attornatum suum.
Bishop of Norwich's.
Willielmus Norwicen. Episcopus, per Licentiam Regie Majestatis, de qua constat per Literas sub Signeto suo Regio, datas 12 Maii, constituit Procuratores suos Edm. London. Steph. Winton. et Thomam Elien. Episcopos, Attornatos suos, conjunctim et divisim.