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

1614] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 81
Order that Lumley, the draper, shall be paid 4/1. i2S. 6d. for
scarlet employed for the marshal of the mask, etc.
Order that the apparels that the House is now in for commons
shall be paid out of the treasury of the House, and that in the
vacation time no apparels shall be left in the long vacation, except
one weekly mess of meat allowed for half the officers during the same
vacations, and for the residue of the vacations there shall be allowed
Io/i., and no more, towards helping the commons, and no apparels
are hereafter to be left on the House without allowance of parliament,
but the commons are to bear their own charges, except for one mess,
as aforesaid.
PARLIAMENT held on 16 October, 12 James I., A.D. 1614, before
GEORGE WILDE, HUGH HARE, RICHARD BROWNLOWE, WILLIAM
TOWSE, EDMUND PRIDEAUX, GEORGE CROKE, and others. JOHN
HARRYES, treasurer.
Special admissions of George Tucker, Sir Allen Apsley, and
Dixie Hickman, by Jordan, during his reading.
Stretfield, who was put out of commons for wearing boots, is readmitted.
PARLIAMENT held On 18 October, 12 James I., A.D. 1614, before
GEORGE WILDE and WILLIAM TOWSE, serjeants at law, HUGH
HARE, RICHARD BROWNLOWE, EDMUND PRIDEAUX, GEORGE
CROKE, and others. JOHN HARRYES, treasurer.
Thomas Coventry called to the bench.
John Lewys, Francis Fynche, Thomas Gewen, Edward Poore,
Thomas Flexney, Richard Sharpe, Eusebius Garland, Richard
Tomlyns, and Walter Drewrye called to the bar.
Whereas the basin and ewer (heire) of silver and parcel gilt
weighing 114/ ounces was lost on Sunday night last by the negligence
of the butlers and especially of the two ancientest, it is ordered that
if they do not find it by Saturday, 29 October, they shall make a
new basin and ewer of the same fashion and value, viz :—the head
butler to bear the moiety of four parts towards the charges thereof,