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

90 A CALENDAR OF THE
you shall find just, and that good assurance
stock as in your wisdoms shall be thought
may be given for the whole
meet.
" It is ordered at this parliament that according to the petitioners'
request, their principal shall be called to the bench table's end to
answer their grievances."
John Harrys and Henry Ashbye, who were put out of commons
for drawing weapons and fighting in the Temple Garden, are readmitted.
Special admission of Charles Manwood, fourth son of Sir Peter
Manwood, and grandson of Sir Roger Manwood, lord chief baron.
PARLIAMENT held on I I June, 13 James I., A.D. 1615, before HUGH
HARE, RICHARD BROWNLOWE, GEORGE CROKE, ROGER DALE, and
others. ELIZE HELE, treasurer.
Stewards for reader's dinner :—Thomas Lee, Thomas Derham,
and John Bullocke.
John Bridgman called to the bench.
Henry Seyliard, William Perrott, John Harris, Richard Dyott
and Anthony Pembruge called to the bar, the taking of the oath by
Pembruge deferred till 7 July, as he will not, till then, have been of
eight years' continuance.
PARLIAMENT held on 25 July, 13 James I., A.D. 1615, before EDMUND
PRIDEAUX, GEORGE CROKE, ROGER DALE, and others. ELIZE
HELE, treasurer.
Whereas John Bridgman, who has not undergone the burden of
being steward of the reader's dinner, is called to the bench, it is
ordered that, the stewards having been appointed, he be spared till
next reading.
Forasmuch as the leaving open of the water gate at the west
end of the garden is found to be very inconvenient and the cause of
many riots and disorders that have been committed in this House, it
is ordered that the porter shall keep the gate shut and it shall not
be opened unless for the bringing in of provisions, and two keys are
to be made for the special use of the lord chief justice.
Mortimer, the gardener, to have warning to give an account of
his lewd speeches and of the defects of his house, which lies towards
the water side.