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

2 44 A CALENDAR OF THE [1638
of to the use of the House ; and further day is given to show cause
why the other chambers should not be disposed of.
Thomas Cory, chief prothonotary of the Court of Common
Pleas, being admitted to the society, is called to be an associate of
the bar.
Order that Rolle may use the chambers wherein Brownlowe and
Moyses, deceased, stood admitted, until the same be pulled down.
Special admissions of Thomas Farrer, eldest son of Thomas
Farrer, a bencher ; and of Charles Evans, eldest son of Charles
Evans, at the request of Thomas Gardiner, recorder of London.
Orders that the order of 8 July, 18 Elizabeth, concerning the
officers' box be revived ; that William Hare, formerly expelled the
House, be restored ; that the consideration of the brewers' debts be
referred to the table ; that Alexander Croke be discharged from the
stewardship of the readers' dinner, and John Keeling, an associate
of the bar, shall supply his place ; and that the difference between
Sir Edward Lloyd and Palmes be referred to Willis and Rolle.
PARLIAMENT held On 4 November, 14 Charles I., A.D. 1638, before
EDWARD HERBERT, JOHN FAIRWELL, RICHARD PRITHERGH, JOHN
MARTINE, and others. SIR EDWARD LITTLETON, treasurer.
Unton Crok chosen reader, and Fletcher, Johnson, and Ludlowe
his attendants.
Auditors :—Prithergh, Goddard, Hallowey, and Norborne for
the steward's accounts, and Denn, Willys, Newcomen, and Philips for
the treasurer's accounts.
The officers chosen for the last grand Christmas are continued.
John Merefeild, Richard Kinge, and William Littleton called to
the bench.
John Raven and John Turbervile called to the bar, and the
taking of the oath by Turbervile is deferred till 8 February, when he
will be of full eight years' standing.
Upon perusal of the order of 7 June, 5 James I., touching
assistants 1 to the bench, it is thought fit that the said order shall be
duly observed, and that no such assistants, hereafter called, shall
have any chamber as a bencher's chamber.
' In the margin is " Associates to the bench."