House of Lords Journal Volume 6: 24 August 1643

Journal of the House of Lords: Volume 6, 1643. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1767-1830.

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'House of Lords Journal Volume 6: 24 August 1643', in Journal of the House of Lords: Volume 6, 1643( London, 1767-1830), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/lords-jrnl/vol6/pp194-198 [accessed 23 December 2024].

DIE Jovis, 24 die Augusti.

PRAYERS.

The Lord Grey of Warke was appointed to be Speaker this Day.

Portugal Agent, a Pass.

Ordered, That the Portugall Ambassador's Agent shall have a Pass to go to Oxford, to the King, and return again, with his Servants, and Coach and Horses.

Rose Fuller's Petition, for Money due by the India Company to her late Husband.

Upon reading the Petition of Rose Fuller Widow, complaining, "That her Husband being a Chirurgeon employed by the India Company, and dying in the Service, there being Eighteen Pounds due to him, which was promised to be paid unto her; but the Company refuses to pay it unto her:" Hereupon this House Ordered, That the India Company shall shew Cause to this House, why the said Eighteen Pounds is not paid.

Sprat sent for.

Ordered, That Spratt, being upon Service in Kent, shall be sent up to this House, in safe Custody, by his Captain under whose Command he is, to answer the Charge of this House against him.

Private Business deferred.

Ordered, That all Private Businesses shall be put off until the Pleasure of this House be further known.

Ordered, That the Earl of Rutland, the Lord Wharton, and Lord Howard, be added to the Committee for Sequestrations.

Message from the H. C. with Ordinances, &c.

A Message was brought from the House of Commons, by Mr. Nicholas, &c.

To desire their Lordships Concurrence in these Ordinances following:

1. An Ordinance concerning Re-payment of Fifty Thousand Pounds, advanced by the City of London. (Here enter it.)

Read, and Agreed to.

2. An Ordinance for raising of Horse, for the Preservation of the Peace and Safety of the Kingdom. (Here enter it.)

Agreed to.

3. An Ordinance for fortifying the Isle of Lovinglande, in the County of Suff. Here enter it.

Agreed to.

4. An Ordinance to pay to Sir James Barry One Hundred Pounds. (Here enter it.)

Agreed to.

5. To desire that



Sir Ric'd Hardresse, Sir Wm. Man, Sir Edw. Masters, Wm. James Esquire, Marke Dixwell Esquire,	May be added to the Committee for the Kentish Sequestrations, lately made.

Agreed to.

6. An Order for Re-payment of particular Persons, that have subscribed Money for the County of Warwicke, according to a Certificate of Mr. Henry Broad Auditor. (Here enter it.)

Read, and Agreed to.

The Answer returned to the Messengers was:

Answer.

That their Lordships do agree to all the Ordinances and Particulars now brought up.

Monsieur De Launey, a Pass.

Ordered, That Monsieur De Launey, a Frenchman, shall have a Pass, to go into France.

Ordered, That this House agrees with the House of Commons, for adding Oliver St. Johns Esquire, Solicitor to His Majesty, to the Committee for the Safety of the Kingdom.

"An Ordinance for the Re-payment of the City of London Fifty Thousand Pounds, which they have undertaken to advance for the Payment of the Army raised in the Defence of the Parliament.

Ordinance for Re-payment of 50,000 l. advanced by the City of London.

"Whereas the Lord Mayor and Commonalty of the City of London, at the Request of the Commons in Parliament, have promised to advance, by Way of Loan, the Sum of Fifty Thousand Pounds, for the Payment of the Army raised in Defence of the Parliament, Part of which Sum is already advanced, and disposed for that Purpose, and the Residue is to be paid with all Speed: To the End, therefore, that the same may be secured, and paid again to such Persons or Companies as shall or have advanced any Sum or Sums of Money for the raising of the said Fifty Thousand Pounds, it is Ordained, by the Lords and Commons in this present Parliament assembled, That all and singular such Sum and Sums of Money, as shall be raised or paid in upon the Ordinance of both Houses of Parliament, for a Weekly Assessment upon the several Counties and Places in that Ordinance mentioned, to commence from the Third Day of this Instant August 1643, for Two Months, shall be a Security for the Re-payment of the said Fifty Thousand Pounds, with Interest after the Rate of Eight Pounds per Centum: And, for that End, it is further Ordained, That the Treasurer of the Army shall and is hereby authorized to pay, to the Treasurers of Money and Plate, all such Sum and Sums of Money as shall be paid in upon the Weekly Assessment, as the same shall come in, until such Time as the said Fifty Thousand Pounds with Interest as aforesaid, or so much thereof as is and shall be advanced, be fully satisfied; and, for the doing thereof, this shall be a sufficient Discharge to the said Treasurer of the Army: And, in Case the said Fifty Thousand Pounds with Interest shall not be paid and satisfied out of the Money raised, and to be raised, upon the said Weekly Assessment, then the said Lords and Commons do hereby promise and undertake to secure the Residue, that shall remain unsatisfied, out of the First Money that shall be levied by any Ordinance of both Houses, or out of any other Monies that the City of London shall desire."

Ordinance for raising Horse, for Preservation of the Kingdom.

"Whereas, in a late Ordinance of Parliament, intituled, "A Declaration and Ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, for the speedy raising of a Body of Horse, for the Preservation, Peace, and Safety, of the Kingdom, to resist the Insolences and Outrages committed by the Soldiers of the King's Army," there is no Provision made that the Tenants shall pay the several Sums of Money that shall be assessed upon the Landlords, for the Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments, which they hold of them; by reason of which Omission, great Inconvenience is likely to happen unto the Commonweal (if it be not prevented), for that many of the said Landlords are gone out of the Country, and many others of them have not sufficient Goods to be found, whereby to be distrained for the said Sums of Money: For Remedy of which Inconvenience, be it now Ordained, by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, That whatsoever Sums of Money are or shall be set or imposed, by virtue of the said recited Ordinance, upon any Landlords, for or in respect of (fn. 1) any Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments, held of them by any Tenants, the same Sums of Money shall be paid by their several and respective Tenants (for and on the Behalf of the said Landlords), for and towards the raising of the aforesaid Body of Horse; which said Sums of Money (so to be paid by the said Tenants for the Landlords as aforesaid) the said several and respective Tenants shall (upon such Payment made by them thereof) deduct and defalk out of the next Rents payable by them unto their Landlords; for so doing, the said Tenants, and their Heirs, Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, and every of them, shall be (by Force of this Ordinance) (fn. 2) acquitted, and for ever saved harmless, against the said Landlords, and their Heirs, Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, and every of them; any Grant, Covenant, Condition, Writing Obligatory, or other Matter whatsoever, made heretofore to the con trary notwithstanding: And it is further Ordained, by the said Lords and Commons, That if any of the said several and respective Tenants shall refuse or neglect to pay (for and on the Behalf of their respective Landlords) any of the said several and respective Sums of Money (so imposed, or to be imposed, by Force of the said recited Ordinance, upon their said several and respective Landlords, for or in respect of any Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments, held of the said Landlords by the said Tenants as aforesaid), for and towards the raising of the aforesaid Body of Horse, unto such Persons unto whom the same Monies ought to be paid by the Intent and Meaning of the said recited Ordinance, that then it shall and may be lawful to and for the respective Deputy Lieutenants and Committees of Parliament mentioned in the said recited Ordinance, or any Two of them, to appoint a Distress of the Goods of such Tenants to be taken, and to be sold, for Satisfaction of the same Sums of Money, which Distress and Sale shall be taken and made accordingly."

Ordinance for fortifying the Isle of Lovingland, in Suff. for Security of Yarmouth, &c.

"Whereas the Hundred of Lovingland, in the County of Suff. and the Hundreds of The East and West Flegg, in the County of Norff. are next adjoining to the Port and Town of Greate Yarmouth, and are Places of great Importance for the Safety and Relief of the said Town and Harbour, and of the Inhabitants in that Part of the Country; and the said Hundreds are so situated, as no Access by Land is or can be had or made unto them, but at certain Passages and Causeways, which may with small Charge be fortified and secured; and, in these Times of Danger, great Security thereby may be to that Part of the Country: It is therefore Ordered, by the Lords and Commons in this present Parliament assembled, That the Passages, Ways, Bridges, and Causeways, leading to or in the said Hundreds, be forthwith fortified and secured, in such Sort and Manner as may best tend to their Security, and Safety of the said Hundreds, at the Costs and Charges of the several Freeholders, Land-owners, and Inhabitants, within the said Hundreds respectively; and the Deputy Lieutenants of the Counties of Norff. and Suff. respectively, or any Five or more of them, or such as they or Five or more of them shall appoint, shall and may, from Time to Time, assess all such Persons as are Freeholders, Landholders, and Inhabitants of the said Hundreds, for such Estate, as well Real and Personal, as they have in the said Hundreds only, and not elsewhere, in the most indifferent and equal Manner; and, in Case of Neglect or Refusal to pay such Money so assessed, it shall and may be lawful for the said Deputy Lieutenants, or any Two or more of them, to appoint such Person or Persons as they think fitting, to distrain the Persons so assessed, or their Farmers and Lessees, for such Sums as shall be assessed on them respectively; and the Distress so taken to sell, rendering the Parties the Overplus, and, in Case of Resistance, to break open Doors of Houses, Barns, and Stables; and all Mayors, Sheriffs, Justices of Peace, Constables, and other His Majesty's Officers, to be aiding and assisting in the Execution hereof.

"And it is further Ordered, That, in Case of imminent Danger, or Approach or Invasion of an Enemy, it shall and may be lawful for the Lord Lieutenants, Deputy Lieutenants for the Counties of Norff. and Suff. respectively, or any Three or more of them, to nominate and appoint such Officers and Commanders, and such and so many Soldiers, as they, or any Three or more of them, shall hold fitting and necessary to be put in the said Hundreds, for securing of the said Hundreds, and keeping the said Passages there, to be maintained at the Charge of the said Freeholders, Landholders, and Inhabitants of the said Hundreds respectively, and to be levied as abovesaid."

Order for 100 l. Contribution money to Sir James Barry.

"It is this Day Ordered, by the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, That One Hundred Pounds shall be bestowed upon Sir James Barry, out of the Monies that are come in, or shall come in, upon the Act of Contributions for Ireland, in Consideration of the great Loss the said Sir James Barrey hath sustained there, and the great Necessity he is reduced unto by the Rebels; and the Receivers of the said Monies are hereby authorized and required to pay the said Sum of One Hundred Pounds to the said Sir James Barrey, or such as he shall appoint to receive the same; and an Acquittance under the Hand of the said Sir James Barrey, or his Assignee, shall be a sufficient Discharge to the said Treasurers, for so much as they shall pay forth by virtue of this Order."

Ordinance for Re-payment of Monies to Persons subscribed in the County of Warwick.

War. ff. "A Schedule of such Money and Plate as is subscribed, by some of the Inhabitants of the said County, for the Service of the King and Parliament, and by them brought into the Castle of Warwicke, and there delivered to me John Bryan, Preacher to the Garrison in the said Castle, by me to be disbursed (which I have done accordingly) for the Maintenance of the said Garrison; for (fn. 3) which Money and Plate, by Ordinance of Parliament, they are to have the Public Faith:



"MONEY.	£.	s.	d.
Of the Lady Harvy,	100	0	0
Of Mr. Bayliff of Warwicke,	60	0	0
Of Constantine Heath of Warwicke	5	0	0
Of Mr. Bailiff of Warwickemore,	45	0	0
Of Mr. Balgaie of Tanworth,	100	0	0
Of Mr. Lee of Laythorne,	5	0	0
Of the Corporation of Warwicke,	200	0	0
Of Mr. Greenhill of Whitnash,	2	0	0
Of Sir Henry Gibbs,	10	0	0
Of Captain Nash of Stratford upon Avon,	10	14	8
Of Thomas Eston of Stratford,	3	1	4
Of Richard Hunt of Stratford,	3	6	8
Of John Brookes of Stratford,	5	0	0
Of John Emes of Alcester,	15	1	4
Of Mr. John Dowley of Alvcston,	7	0	0
Of Thomas Jakeman and Henry Cawdry, both of Stratford upon Avon,	4	0	0
Of John Billingsley of Birningham,	13	9	4
Of Robert Girdler of the same,	4	7	9
Of William Halfpenny of the same,	5	0	0
Of John Allen of the same,	10	0	0
Of Nicholas Syverne of the same,	1	16	0
Of Richard Tayler of the same,	1	18	0
Of Wm. Ellmore of the same,	2	0	0
Of Wm. Roper of the same,	20	0	0
Of Wm. Billingsley of the same,	10	0	0
Of Wm. Wood of the same,	10	0	0
Of Richard Hunt of the same,	10	0	0
Of Elizabeth Foxall of the same,	10	0	0
Of John Moreland of the same,	4	1	0
Of John Banner of the same,	3	0	0
Of Edward Heyward of the same,	1	10	0
Of Hugh Hydes of the same,	3	0	0
Of John Yarrington of the same,	5	0	0
Of Elizabeth White of the same,	2	2	0
Of Richard Smalbrooke of the same,	20	0	0
Of Anthony Stoughton Esquire of Warrwicke,	50	0	0
Of Wm. Bailis of Henly,	5	0	0
Of the Corporation of Stratford upon Avon,	50	0	0
Of Mr. Henry Twichet of Stratford,	5	0	0
Of Mr. John Willmore of Stratford,	5	0	0
Of Mr. John Lotch of Stratford,	5	0	0
Of Mr. Bailiff of Stratford, for many of the Inhabitants,	73	9	0
	£ 905	17	1
Of the Inhabitants of Wasperton,	3	7	2
Of Wm. Welch of Bishopps Hampton,	0	10	0
Of Mr. Thomas Balgaie of Tanworth,	14	18	6
Of Captain Halford of Warwick,	12	19	8
Of Henry Goodcheape of Warwicke,	5	0	0
Of Mr. Henry Hunt of Lindsey More,	0	10	8
Of Richard Yearnall of Alcester,	1	12	0
Of Joseph Feild of the same,	10	0	0
Of Wm. Bowkey of the same,	10	0	0
Of George Wheeler of the same,	2	0	0
Of Charles Johnson of the same,	3	6	8
Of William Skynner of the same,	2	0	0
Of George Jelliff of the same,	3	15	0
Of John Johnson of the same,	6	13	4
Of John Emes Senior of the same,	13	6	8
Of Fulke Emes of the same,	0	16	10
Of Mr. Edward Wagstaff and Mr. Thomas Dighton, both of Stratford,	1	12	8
Of Edmund Salter and Thomas Tayler, of Bagford,	0	8	0
Of Mr. Thomas Fullwood of Little Alne,	150	0	0
Of Mr. John Brandon of Alcester,	2	10	0
Of Mr. John Scruby of Alcester,	2	10	0
Of Thomas Shayler of Alcester,	5	0	0
Of Mr. Thomas Fullwood of Little Alne more,	50	0	0
Of Mr. Balgaie of Tanworth,	30	0	0
Of William Quiney of Feny Compton,	20	0	0
Of Thomas Quiney of Greate Dassett,	20	0	0
Of Mathew Quiney of Greate Dassett,	10	0	0
Of Richard Macocke of Feny Compton,	20	0	0
Of Mr. Bailiff of Stratford,	50	0	0
Of Wm. Macocke of Feny Compton,	24	0	0
Of Mr. Hunt of Warwicke,	4	0	0
Of Joane Cooper of Pebworth Gl.	20	0	0
Of Symon Smart of Luddington,	5	0	0
Of Henry Goodcheape of Warwicke,	5	0	0
Of Captain Halford of Warwicke,	5	0	0
Of Mr. John Bellers of Alcester,	13	6	4
Of Mr. Francis Madley of Alcester,	13	6	0
Of Mr. Symon Bellers of Alcester,	6	13	4
Of Wm. Reynolds of Alcester,	5	0	0
Of Mr. Wm. Venner of Alcester,	5	0	0
Of Thomas Walderne of Alcester,	2	0	0
Of Henry King of Alcester,	2	0	0
Of George Kempson of Alcester,	2	0	0
Of Mr. Peytor of Cobley,	3	10	0
	£ 568	1	10
Sum Total of the Money received by the said Mr. Bryan, as is aforesaid,	1474	9	11

"xi Augusti, 1643, exam.
Hen. Broade, Auditor.



"PLATE.
	Ounces.
Of Sir Edward Peyto,	1096
Of Anthony Stoughton Esquire, of Warr.	205
Of Mr. Bailiff of Warrwicke,	154
Of Mr. John Bryan of Barford,	116
Of the Lady Browne,	96
Of Captain Sambacke of Pillerton,	64
Of Mr. Thomas Fish of Sedgnocke,	78
Of Mr. Grevill of Beauchampt Court Lodge,	70
Of Henry Sich of Newbald Tred,	11
Of Mr. Henry Buttler of Wasp'ton,	9
Of Mr. George Smith of Spirers Lodg,	28
Of Mr. John Stanton of Longbridge,	40
Of Mathew Holbeech of Warr.	21
Of Mrs. Haiies of Warr.	85
Of Mr. Booth of the same,	11
Of Mr. Westcott of the same,	53
Of Charles Bently Esquire, of Kington,	165
Item, more of him,	25
Of Thomas Bash Esquire, of Stratford,	364
Of Mr John Eston of the same,	26
Of Thomas Newsam Esquire,	186
Of Mr. John Trapp of Stratford,	15
Of Mr. Francis Ainge of the same,	11
Of Christopher Pargiter of the same,	30
Of Mr. Dawley of Alveston,	13
Of John Chambers of Warwicke,	1
Of Guilbert Stockton of Warwicke,	9
Of Richard Woodward Gentleman,	61
Of John St. Nicholas of Knowle,	66
Of Wm. Dickens of Kennellworth,	32
Of Mr. Thomas Balgaie of Tanworth,	104
Item, more in Gilt Plate,	88
Item, more of him in White,	123
Of Mr. Umpton Watts of Burton Dassett,	61
Of Mr. John Emes of Alcester,	56
Of Mr. Samuell Clerke of the same,	66
Of Mr. Henry Hunt of Lindsey,	73
Of Richard Yearnall of Alcester,	13
Of Richard Dewes of the same,	12
Of George Jelliff of the same,	23
Of Edward Stingar of the same,	10
Of Fulke Emes of the same,	30
Of John Billingsley of Birningham,	26
Of Robert Girdler of the same,	22
Of Nicholas Sivernc, of the same.	12
Of Richard Tayler of the same,	68
Of William Ellsmore of the same,	23
Of John Moreland of the same,	22
Of John Banner of the same,	25
Of Edward Haywood of the same,	13
Of Robert Porter of the same,	53
Of John Yarrington of the same,	17
Of Elizabeth White of the same,	11
Of Mary Pemberton and George Worley, both of the same,	45
Of Baldwin Brooke of Stratford,	12
Of Mrs. Halford of the same,	11
Of William Shawe of the same,	7
Of Thomas Walker of the same,	8
Of Mr. Nicholas Johnson of the same,	6
Of Captain Halford of Warwicke,	16
Of Thomas Taylor of Stratford,	4
Of Mr. Wagstaff and Mr. Dighton, both of Stratford upon Avon,	32
Of Mrs. Alice Stanton of the same,	18
Of Mr. Thomas Fullwood of Little Alne,	49
Of Mr. Richard Barisford of Hawkswell,	67

"From August 1642, to the 27 Junii 1643.



	£.	s.	d.
The Total of the said Subscriptions of Money amounts to	1474	9	11

"Ex. Hen. Broad, Auditor.



	Ounces.
The Total of the said Subscriptions of Plate amounts to	(fn. 4) 4385

"Ex. Hen. Broade, Auditor.

"Ordered, by the Lords and Commons, That the particular Persons mentioned in this List which have furnished any Money or Plate towards the Maintenance of the Garrison in the Castle of Warwicke, shall have the Public Faith for the several Sums and particular Parcels of Plate they have subscribed and furnished, according to this List and Schedule, examined and subscribed by Mr. Henry Broade, Auditor."

Adjourn.

House adjourned till 10^a cras.