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

220 A CALENDAR OF THE [1634-5
Robert Offlye, have not been recorded, it is ordered that they shall
be registered according to their antiquities.
Chapman, Lane, and Denne are desired to inquire concerning
the rate of commons and whether more than ordinary charge for diet
has been made on festival days.
Lane, Wylde, and Foster are desired to take into their consideration
the order of last parliament concerning not keeping
Christmas, and to inquire how long Christmas was kept, and by
whose means, and to consider the petitions of the five younger
butlers.
PARLIAMENT held on 8 February, IO Charles I., A.D., 1634-5, before
RICHARD PRETHERGE, TIMOTHY LEVING, THOMAS DENN, JOHN
MARTINE, and others. EDWARD LITTLETON, treasurer.
Rowland Reinolds, Edward North, and Francis Vernun called to
the bar.
Order that the treasurer shall deliver to Pope and Finch and
such other fellows (who after they had paid upon the aid roll for the
mask, were riders at the solemnity) such sums as they paid upon the
roll or for hire of saddles.
Orders that the brewers' petition be referred to Pretherge,
Levinge, Martine, and Denne ; and that Babbington, Farrer, and
Boulstrod be desired to view the decay of the wall which fences the
kitchen garden from the Thames, and to consider the question of
making a fence from Babbington's chamber to the gardener's house.
PARLIAMENT held on 19 April, il Charles I., A.D. 1635, before SIR
RICHARD SHILTON, ADAM SCAMLER, RICHARD PRETHERGH,
TIMOTHY LEVINGE, and others. EDWARD LITTLETON, treasurer.
Harbert chosen reader, and Fletcher, Goddard, and Rolle,
attendants.
Special admissions of Benjamin Scarlett, of East Bourne in the
county of Essex, at the request of Aske, reader ; and of George
Walton, son and heir apparent of William Walton of Little Burstead,