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

260 A CALENDAR OF THE [ 1640-1
fellows in paying for their commons and duties, the former acts upon
the subject shall be put in execution ; and that the allowance to the
gentlemen who kept Christmas commons be referred to Farewell and
Den n.
PARLIAMENT held on 7 February, 16 Charles I., A.D. 1640-I, before
JOHN FAREWELL, THOMAS CHAPMAN, WILLIAM BABINGTON,
THOMAS GATE, and others. THOMAS GARDINER, treasurer.
Upon report of Bulstrode and Goddard, the watchmen's wages
are allowed.
The petition of the chandler, that he may be paid 44/1. which he
claims to be owing to him for drinking pots and other earthenware, is
referred to Denn and Gate.
PARLIAMENT held on 16 May, 17 Charles I., A.D. 1641, before JOHN
FAREWELL, THOMAS DENN, WILLIAM BABINGTON, THOMAS GATE,
and others. THOMAS GARDINER, treasurer.
Richard King chosen reader, and Fletcher and Halloway, two
of his attendants, and the choice of the third is deferred.
Walter Norborne called to the bench, saving the antiquity of
Brigg Fountayne, Henry Willoughby, Thomas Tirrell, and John
Weare, if they accept their places before next parliament.
PARLIAMENT held on 6 June, 17 Charles I., A.D. 1641, before JOHN
FAREWELL, THOMAS DENN, THOMAS CHAPMAN, EDWARD BUL-
STRODE,and others. THOMAS GARDINER, treasurer.
Whereas upon the calling of Walter Norborne to the bench, the
antiquity of several persons was saved if they accepted their places
before this parliament, of whom Willoughby is the only one who
has done so, it is ordered that he shall be the third attendant on the
reader.
Special admission of Gamaliel Capel, eldest son and heir of Sir