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Martis, 18o Die Novembris, 1606
Corporations.
1. Reading: - B. To make good Grants, and other Conveyances, and Assurances, made to Corporations, notwithstanding the Misnaming of the same Corporations.
Member for Welles.
Mr. Edward Forcett, Esquire, returned Citizen for Welles in Somersetshire, in the Place of Sir Robert Stapleton deceased.
Reviving Bills.
Mr. Dammett moveth, that such good Bills, as slept, or were left in the Hands of the Committees, the last Session, might be sought out, and revived.
Message to attend the King.
Mr. Speaker immediately before the Rising of the House, published, that it was his Majesty's Pleasure to be present in the Higher House, at Two a Clock in the Afternoon ; where his Desire was, this House should attend.
Martis, 18 Die Novembris, 1606 - Post meridiem
House attends the King.
Mr. Speaker, with the Commons, being assembled, in the Lower House, were sent for, to attend his Majesty in the Higher House: Where the Lord Chancellor spoke, touching the King's being there; the Matter of the Loan; the Matter of Grievances, read by the Clerk.
King's Speech.
His Majesty spoke, in Answer of the Objections against the Union; with other Speeches of Exhortation, for serious Handling of the Union.
Enter here the King's Speech.