Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple

1604-5] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 7
of our warrant under our royal signature. Nevertheless this grant
shall not derogate from any office heretofore given or granted by the
King or his ancestors. Grant also to the same Francis of a yearly
wage or fee of 4011. during his life.
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT.
PARLIAMENT held on 25 November, 2 James I., A.D. 1604, before
SIR EDWARD COKE, ANDREW GRAVE, JOHN DOLMAN, HUGH
HARE, and others. GEORGE WYLDE, treasurer.
Special admission of Henry Ward, son of John Ward, late of the
bar, deceased, sister's son of Mr. Cocke and of Sir Henry Cocke, on
account of the father of Sir Henry Cocke and Mr. Cocke having
been a bencher.
Orders for the perusal of former orders touching the stopping up
of the passage into Ram Alley, and for the provision of leather
buckets for preventing the danger of fire.
PARLIAMENT held on the vigil of St. Thomas the apostle, 2 James I.,
A.D. 1604, before ANDREW GRAYE, RICHARD BROWNLOWE.
WILLIAM TOWSE, GEORGE CROOKE, and others. GEORGE WYLDE,
treasurer.
Orders for the under officers to be warned by the chief butler to
give attendance for watching the House, and for Prydeox, Crooke,
and Stapleton to be appointed to view the steward's chamber for
joining the same to the cellar, and allotting a part of Graye's chamber
to the steward.
PARLIAMENT held on 27 January, 2 James I. A.D. 1604-5, before
SIR EDWARD COKE, attorney general, JOHN DOLEMAN, RALPH
RATCLIFFE, and others. GEORGE WYLDE, treasurer.
The matter touching the passage into Ram Alley to be considered
at the bench table in the presence of Mr. Attorney and the
order made therein to be entered as of this parliament. The order