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

206 A CALENDAR OF THE [1633
PARLIAMENT held on 2 June, 9 Charles I., A.D. 1633, before EDWARD
LITLETON, ADAM SCAMLER, JOHN FAREWELL, and others. SIR
RICHARD SHELTON, treasurer.
Whereas Edward Thurland, Henry Kempe, and William Yorke,
who were admitted to chambers one over the other at the west end
of the brick buildings near the water gate (part of the lights of which
chambers will probably be much darkened by the new building which
is now being built by the Middle Temple) are likely to be at great
charges in altering the studies of their chambers, it is ordered that
when they desire to dispose of their chambers, the fellows who shall
be admitted, shall be admitted for the ordinary fine of 40s.
Special admission of Thomas Leving, son of Timothy Leving, a
bencher, at the request of his father ; and of John Martyn, son of
John Martyn, a bencher, at the request of his father.
The allowance to the steward for beef and mutton to continue.
PARLIAMENT held On 23 June, 9 Charles I., A.D. 1633, before ADAM
SCAMLER, JOHN FAREWELL, RICHARD PRITHERGH, and others.
SIR RICHARD SHELTON, treasurer.
Stewards for the reader's dinner :—Richard Dyott, Anthony
Pembridge, and Roger Fowke.
Order that if Thomas Peter pay the debts which he owes to the
House, the privilege which he held in Brooker's Buildings shall be
restored to him.
PARLIAMENT held On 7 July, 9 Charles I., A.D. 1633, before ADAM
SCAMLER, RICHARD PRYTHERGH, TIMOTHY LEV1NG, and others.
SIR RICHARD SHELTON, treasurer.
Special admission of John Osborne, sister's son to Thomas Denn,
a bencher, at the request of Denn ; and of Robert Stapleton, grandchild
and heir male of Edward Stapleton, a bencher, at the request of
his said grandfather.