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

1612] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 67
The fifth part is the upper end of the garden to the end of
Stapleton's Buildings in the charge of Stapleton, Walter, Lloyd, and
Powell.
The sixth part is the buildings in the lower part of the garden
and the gardener's house in the charge of Waterhouse, Fletcher,
Risden, and Stone.
PARLIAMENT held on 24 May, io James I., A.D. 1612, before GEORGE
WYLDE, JOHN HARE, WILLIAM TOWSE, EDMUND PRIDEUX, GEORGE
CROKE, and others. ANTHONY DY0T, treasurer.
Orders, that a special admission be granted to Andrew Powell
in respect of his reading last Lent ; that the suits of Aglonby and
Nuttall to be restored into commons, be respited ; that Crawshaw be
continued till the first parliament of Michaelmas term ; that Cole and
those in Smalpage's Buildings shall pay their arrears of rent, otherwise
the treasurer is to seize their chambers ; that the fine upon William
Wright for refusing to take his place at the bench, after being called,
be respited ; and that the petition of Nicholas Hawley, the baker,
that his fines may be remitted, be disallowed.
PARLIAMENT held on 14 June, io James I., A.D. 1612, before GEORGE
WYLD, RICHARD BROWNLOW, WILLIAM TOWSE, EDMUND PRIDEUX,
GEORGE CROKE, and others. ANTHONY DYOT, treasurer.
Stewards for the reader's feast :--John Newman, William Carew,
and Thomas Riddell.
Francis Pope, Richard Wikes, Lawrence Makepeace, William
Babingtone, John Seldon, and John Cudmore called to the bar.
Special admission of Robert Dyot, the treasurer's second son.
Petition of William Knight, glover and porter of the House,
that he was admitted to his shop by Hughes, treasurer, for which he
pays yearly to the treasurer and both the readers one pair of gloves
and keeps the lane sweet and clean and the street before the gate,
that he was about ten or eleven years ago appointed porter to lock
and keep the gate, but now " by reason of some buildings and other
casualties " his trade is fallen to decay, he therefore prays for some
allowance. The treasurer is ordered to give him o/i. and 40s. a
year.