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

184 A CALENDAR OF THE [1630
disbursed, and because the treasurer has undertaken this building, he
is desired to dispose of such chambers for the good of the society,
and to assess the fines for admittances to the same.
PARLIAMENT held On 9 May, 6 Charles I., A.D. 1630, before JOHN
SOTHERTON, PAUL AMBROS E CROKE, WILLIAM FLETCHER,
NICHOLAS CHOLMELEY, and others. SIR RICHARD S HILTON,
treasurer.
Order that the limit of time for John Keeling to nominate to the
chamber, lately built by him, be extended to two years longer.
Robert Baker discharged from being surety for David March.
Order that, for the better payment of commons and other duties,
every fellow who shall not after warning pay his duties, shall be kept
in commons one week after such warning, and if before the end of
that week he does not pay, he shall have a ne recifiiatur set upon his
head and be in the same case as if he were put extra fier mandatum.
PARLIAMENT held On 30 May, 6 Charles I., A.D. 1630, before JOHN
SOTHERTON, SIR ROBERT HEATH, RICHARD BROWNLOWE,
THOMAS RISDON, and others. SIR RICHARD SHILTON, treasurer.
Stewards for the reader's dinner :--John Selden, John Cudmore,
and William Robinson.
Order for the better providing of benchers' chambers that the
bench shall have the choice of such chambers as shall happen to fall
vacant, until there be a competent number of benchers' chambers.
PARLIAMENT held on 13 June, 6 Charles I., A.D . 1630, before SIR
ROBERT HEATH, WILLIAM FLETCHER, NICHOLAS CHOLMELEY,
THOMAS RISDON, and others. SIR RICHARD SHILTON, treasurer.
Order that by reason of the sickness of the plague increasing,
the reading for the next vacation shall not be kept, and therefore the
reader and his attendants, together with the stewards for the reader's