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

1618] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 1 07
PARLIAMENT held On 8 February, 15 James I., A.D. 1617-18, before
JOHN WALTER, HUGH H ARE, RICHARD BROWN LOW, EDMUND
PRIDEUX, GEORGE CROKE, and others. SIR THOMAS COVENTRYE,
treasurer.
chancellor.
Edward Johnson called to the bar, at the request of the lord
Licence to John Davies to enlarge his chamber.
Whereas William Harrison and William Warren reported that
Anthony Gibbs, a cook in Ram Alley, occupied a room built upon the
ground of this House in Fuller's Rents, and the bench having viewed
the same, it it ordered the said room and the yard thereto shall
be resumed, and the door made by the said Gibbs mured up.
PARLIAMENT held On 16 April, 16 James I., A.D. 1618, before j 0 HN
WALTER, RALPH RADCLIFFE, H UGH H ARE, RICHARD B ROWN LOW,
EDMUND PRIDEUX, GEORGE CROKE, and others. SIR THOMAS
COVENTRYE, treasurer.
James Weston, of the bench, reader for next summer, and Roger
Dale and Francis Mingay, attendants.
George Wyld, Edward Heyward, Peter Honywood, Henry
Ashbee, Peregrine Gastrell, Charles James, Thomas Duncombe,
Philip Wyott, Charles Evance, Thomas Newcomen, John Keeling,
Alexander Croke, Edward Herbert, and Thomas Gardner called
to the bar. The taking of the oath by the said Gardner respited till
16 May for that he will not be of eight years continuance till
then.
Stubbs is respited till next Parliament (with reservation of his
antiquity) if he shall be called.
bar.
John Keeling, of the Crown Office, called as an associate to the
The surveyors of the buttery and kitchen to continue as they were
in Michaelmas term.
Edward Stapleton to have liberty, till the first parliament of next
term, to nominate to his privileged chambers.