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

o8 A CALENDAR OF THE
General admission of John Bowen, a puisne butler, in respect of
his former service.
Whereas Roger Manwood, Thomas Manwood, and John Manwood
permit Sir Thomas Coventrye to have the use of the chamber
to which they were admitted in Savage's Buildings, it is ordered that
their discontinuance or the not admitting to the said chamber during
such time as the said Sir Thomas Coventrye shall lodge therein, shall
not be prejudicial to them.
The petition of Anthony Gibbs, a cook in Ram Alley, to
continue the use of a little yard is referred to Stapleton, Lloyd,
Scamler, Mingay, and Heath, who are also to view the gutter coming
from the Mitre into the said yard and make order for the same to be
kept clean.
PARLIAMENT held on 17 May, 16 James I., A.D. 1618, before JOHN
WALTER, RICHARD BROWNLOVV, EDMUND PRIDEUX, GEORGE
CROKE, ROGER DALE, and others. SIR THOMAS COVENTRYE,
treasurer.
Special admission of Edward Croke, a younger son of Justice
Croke.
John Stubbs called to the bar and Richard Cooke called an
associate of the bar.
A committee to view the encroachments by the owners of the
M itre.
PARLIAMENT held on 7 June, 16 James I., A.D. 1618, before JOHN
WALTER, RICHARD BROWNLOW, EDMUND PRIDEUX, GEORGE
CROKE, ROGER DALE, and others. SIR THOMAS COVENTRYE,
treasurer.
Stewards for the reader's dinner, Thomas Foster, William Burton,
and Francis Bradshawe.
Licence to Richard Prethergh and John Trevor to pull down
their chamber and build the same with bricks.
Brownlow and Hele are desired to view the spring of water
serving the House.