Journal of the House of Commons: Volume 1, 1547-1629. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1802.
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Mercurii, 9
Dudley's, &c. Restitution.
Q. L. 1. The Bill for Restitution in Blood of Sir Ambrose Dudley Knight, Sir Robert Dudley Knight, Lady Mary Sydney, and Lady Katheryne Hastings, Children of the late Duke of Northumberland.
Heiresses.
L. 1. The Bill for Taking away of young Women, having Lands or Goods, under the Age of Sixteen Years.
Publick Revenue.
L. 1. The Bill touching Accounts, and Payments, to be made by Receivers, Collectors, &c. Mr. Sampall.
Murders, &c.
2. The Bill against Procurers of Murders and Felonies. - Ingrossetur.
Sanctuaries.
2. The Bill touching Sanctuaries. - Mr. Higham.
Armour. &c.
1. The Bill for the Having of Armour and Weapons for the Wars by the Subjects.
Woods.
2. The Bill for Felling of Woods in Forests, and for Felling of Timber to make Iron. - Mr. Gilbert.
Customers.
Mr. Doctor Vaughan and Mr. Marten brought a Bill, from the Lords, for Customers.
L. 1. The Bill touching Customers and Comptrollers,