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

1650] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 293
with his kinsman, Baber, who thereupon brought his family to live
in the same chamber and of which he refuses to give up possession.
The petitioner prays he may be restored to his chamber. Order
thereupon that the said Baber and his family be forthwith removed
out of the House.
Upon the petition of fifty-seven of the chiefest inhabitants of
the precinct of the White Friars that the passage by the wicket gate
may be open at fit times, it is ordered that the said wicket be opened
from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
PARLIAMENT held On 24 May, 1650, before RICHARD TOMLYNS,
EDWARD BULSTROD, WILLIAM BABINGTON, UNTON CROKE, and
others. E DMUND P RIDEAUX, treasurer.
Upon further consideration of Wyott's letter, it is not thought
satisfactory to discharge him from the place of reader whereunto he
has been chosen since 1642, it is therefore ordered that he be
continued as reader for August next. Denn, Mr. Treasurer, and
Twisden are chosen his attendants.
Lancelot Johnson's petition referred to the bench table.
PARLIAMENT held on 19 June, 1650, before RICHARD TOMLYNS,
EDWARD BULSTROD, UNTON CROKE, EDWARD J OHNSON, and
others. EDMUND PRIDEAUX, treasurer.
Stewards for the reader's dinner :—Twisden, Harris, and Porter.
PARLIAMENT held On 2 July, 1650, before RICHARD TOMLYNS, and
others, as above. EDMUND PRIDEAUX, treasurer.
Special admission of Peter Wightwicke, son of Wightwicke of
the bench.
PARLIAMENT held On 6 November, 1650, before RICHARD T OMLYNS,
EDWARD BULSTROD, WILLIAM BABINGTON, UNTON CROKE, and
others. EDMUND PRIDEAU X, treasurer.
Phillip Wyott chosen reader for next Lent vacation and Denn,
the treasurer, and Twisden, his attendants.