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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Die Martis, 8° die Parliamenti.
Wool.
QUEDAM Billa de Lanis melioribus et vilioribus ad stapulam Calisie traducendis, lecta est jam primo.
Message to the Commons.
Item Billa de Libertatibus Ecclesiasticis, et Billa contra Escaetores et Commissarios, et Billa de reformando Apparatu Vestimentorum, misse sunt in Domum Communem, Nuncii Clericus Parliamenti et Attornatus Regis.
Repeal of an Act 8 H. VI.
Item Billa Adnullationis sive Revocationis Statuti editi anno octavo Henrici Sexti, pro Mercatoribus Anglicis euntibus in Regna et Dominia Regis de Denmark, lecta est jam prima vice.
Perjury.
Item Billa de cohercendo Perjurio, lecta est prima vice.
Coroners.
Item Billa contra Coronatores male exequentes sua officia, lecta est jam primo.
Game.
Item Billa de Forests et de Feris extra suas clausuras, parcas, sive indagines, licite venandis et interficiendis, lecta est jam primo.