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

28 A CALENDAR OF THE [1606-7
kept all the time of Christmas as at all other times of the year (so as
there be a sufficient number to keep commons) and that all the
officers of this House shall attend there and do their service as at
other times they are bound to do."
The treasurer is requested ex gralia to go to Serjeant Heale's
lodging in London, out of Serjeants' Inn, to invite him to dinner on
Candlemas day, but not ex debilo,for the treasurer is not bound to go
further than Serjeants' Inn.
Other business transacted :—Disadmission of Henry Legon, a
fellow, for drawing his knife in the Hall, and therewith striking and
drawing blood of Christopher Hilliarde, one of the bar ; John
Farewell, of the bar, and Henry Broade, under the bar, put out of
commons for misdemeanours ; and Thomas Middleton, of the bar,
fined 6s. 8d. for wearing his hat in the hall at breakfast.
PARLIAMENT held On 8 February, 4 James I., A.D. 1606-7, before
ANDREW GRAY, RALPH RADCLYFFE, HUGH HARE, GEORGE
WIELDE, JOHN HARE, and others. RICHARD BROWNLOWE,
treasurer.
Order that those who have chambers in the House and do not
pay their debts before the first parliament of next term, shall for ever
lose their chambers, and the treasurer shall have power to admit any
other to their chambers.
Whereas Marpoole, the butler, was found in arrear on John
Hare's account for 6511. 2 S. 2d., the treasurer is to see to the
payment thereof.
Admissions of Edward Radclyffe, nephew and heir of Ralph
Radclyffe ; of Thomas and Peter, sons of Mr. Wroth, a bencher ;
and of Thomas Cockayne, kinsman of Hugh Hare.
PARLIAMENT held On 26 April, 4 [5 ?] James I., A.D. 1607, before
ANDREW GREY, RALPH RADCLYFFE, HUGH H ARE, GEORGE
WIELD, and others. RICHARD B ROWNLOWE, treasurer.
Reader for the summer vacations, John Walter.
Attendants on the reader, Wylde, Waterhouse, and if not,
Brocke.