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

162 A CALENDAR OF THE [1627
and ale, and shall not from henceforth utter or sell any beer or ale in
the clerk's house.
Upon complaint that the town buildings on the north side of
Hare's Court have divers open vents for their vaults in the bottom
of the wall within the Temple, whereby the chambers near adjoining
and the whole court is oftentimes annoyed with the infectious air, it
is ordered that the same be forthwith stopped up.
PARLIAMENT held ON 6 May, 3 Charles I., A.D. 1627, before JOHN
SOTHERTON, RICHARD BROWNLOWE, EDMUND STAPLETON, PAUL
CROOKE, and others. SIR ROBERT HEATH, treasurer.
Special admission of Thomas Willis, eldest son and heir apparent
of Thomas Willis, a member.
Orders that Chitwood's chamber be seized and disposed of for
debts due to the House, and that the pledges of gentlemen owing
debts to Wright, the late steward, shall pay the money owing before
the first parliament of next term, and in the meantime they may
take out process against the debtors.
PARLIAMENT held on 27 May, 3 Charles I., A.D. 1627, before JOHN
SOTHERTON, SIR RICHARD SHILTON, RICHARD BROWNLOWE,
EDMUND STAPLETON, and others. SIR ROBERT HEATH,
treasurer.
Stewards for the reader's dinner :—Thomas Chapman, Nicholas
Robertes, and Edward Whitby, because the last reading for which
they were chosen was not held.
Order for the payment of duties due to the late steward by the
gentlemen or their pledges.
Special admission of John Bullock, grandchild of Bullock, late a
bencher, and eldest son of Bullock, an utter barrister.
Whereas Jane Sadler has for fourteen years enjoyed a shop near
the Inner Temple Gate, which she has rebuilt at her own charges,
and of which she was put in possession by consent of the benchers,