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

190 A CALENDAR OF THE [1631
which petition is referred to Cholmeley, Risdon, and Prythergh, who
are to meet with the benchers of the Middle Temple, and they are
to take care that the lights of the church be not obscured or the
passage in the Temple Lane straitened or any damage done to this
House by the said intended new buildings.
PARLIAMENT held On 26 June, 7 Charles I., A.D. 1631, before JOHN
SOTHERTON, SIR ROBERT H EATH, WILLIAM FLETCHER, NICHOLAS
CHOMELEY, and others. SIR RICHARD S HILTON, treasurer.
Special admission of Thomas Foster, son and heir apparent of
Robert Foster, at the request of his father.
PARLIAMENT held on I 6 October, 7 Charles I., A. D. 1631, before
SIR ROBERT H EATH, NICHOLAS CHOLMELEY, SIR THOMAS F AN-
SHAWE, J OHN FAIREWELL, and others. SIR RICHARD SHILTON,
treasurer.
Special admission of Thomas Foster, son and heir of Thomas
Foster, an utter barrister, and grandchild of Mr. Justice Foster,
deceased, at the request of his father.
The petition of Thomas Peeter that Matthew Derenzye and
Henry Kempe might have leave (on account of the said Peeter's
attendance in Ireland) to nominate to the chambers called Mr.
Brooker's Buildings in Hare's Court during the lives of the said
Peeter and Thomas Brooker and the longer liver of them, is referred
to Cholmeley, Denn, and Weston.
PARLIAMENT held on 3 November, 7 Charles I., A .D. 1631, before
RICHARD BROWNLOWE, WILLIAM FLETCHER, NICHOLAS CHOL-
M ELEY, THOMAS RISDON, and others. SIR RICHARD SHILTON,
treasurer.
John Wightwick appointed reader, and Fletcher and Bulstrod,
attendants.
Auditors :—Fairwell, Martin, Farrar, and Gates for the steward's