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In this section
Sabbati, 19o Februarii
Heiresses.
1. The new Bill for taking away unlawfully any young Maid or Woman-child.
French Denizens.
1. The new Bill to make void Letters Patents of Denizens, made to French Persons, by the Queen's Majesty's Discretion.
Bills from Lords.
The Bill for the Subsidy of the Clergy, and the Bill for Restraint of French Wines brought from the Lords by Mr. Serjeant Catlyn and Mr. Doctor Vaughan.
Countess of Sussex.
Q. 3. The Bill for the Jointure of the Countess of Sussex. - Jud 'm. -
Sent up to the Lords by the Master of the Horse.
Coventrye.
3. The Bill for the Tythes at Coventrye. - Jud'm. -
Sent up to the Lords by Mr. Comptroller.
Cloth Trade.
3. The Bill for Making of Woollen Cloths. - Jud'm.
Wines.
L. 1. The Bill to avoid Bringing in of French or Gascoigne Wines, but by Prizes.