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

82 A CALENDAR OF THE [1614
the second butler the third part, and the three puisnes the fourth part,
and in default to lose their places.
Orders that William Farrer and John Harryes (at the request of
Serjeant Towse) and Pembridge (at the request of Serjeant Wilde)
be called to the bar, and that Sulyard be remembered to be called.
Order, upon the report of Serjeant Towse and Prideaux, that
John Wells shall have the shop during the minority of the son of
Mr. Jones, the minister, paying 5 marks a year to the said son, and
shall " take all stationery wares (except tobacco and aqua vitx) at
reasonable prices."
PARLIAMENT held 011 3 November, 12 James I., A.D. 1614, before
HUGH HARE, RICHARD BROWNLOWE, EDMUND PRIDEAUX, GEORGE
CROKE, and others. JOHN HARRYES, treasurer.
Heyward, reader for Lent, and Prideaux and Aynscombe,
attendants.
Officers for the Grand Christmas continued.
Auditors :—Sir John Jackson, Lloyde, Bridgman and Heathe
for the treasurer's accounts, and Fletcher, Scambler, Edwardes, and
Trevor for the steward's accounts.
Mychell, of the Crown Office, is associated to the bar and is to
sit uppermost at the second table of the bar.
John Ingleby expulsed because he had been formerly admitted
to Gray's Inn and expulsed from there some four years past for
recusancy, and afterwards for procuring himself to be admitted to
this House (being against the orders of the Inns of Court for any one
being once of one House to be admitted into any other) also he is
expulsed because he continued in his said obstinacy of recusancy.
Thomas Shurlock, an Irish gentleman, admitted to this House,
being found an obstinate recusant, was called upon to appear to
answer for such his offences or be expulsed, and he has a further
day till the last parliament of this term to come to the bench table to
answer such matters as are objected against him, and in default to be
expulsed.
Treasurer :—Elize Hele.