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

29 8 A CALENDAR OF THE [1650-I
John Bond, D.C.L., a master of the Court of Chancery and
member of this society, called an associate to the bench.
PARLIAMENT held On I I February, 1650-1, before RICHARD TOMLYNS,
EDWARD BULSTROD, UNTON CROKE, EDWARD JOHNSON, and
others. EDMUND PRIDEAUX, treasurer.
The petition of Humphrey Salwey is referred to the bench
table for further consideration.
Order that the chief butler shall examine as to the title of the
late Court of Wards office and the chambers and rooms over the
same.
Horace Moore (having been omitted in the last call) is now
called to the bar.
PARLIAMENT held on I May, 1651, before RICHARD TOMLYNS,
EDWARD BULSTROD, WILLIAM BABINGTON, UNTON CROKE, and
others. EDMUND PRIDEAUX, treasurer.
Philip Wyott is again chosen reader for next summer vacation,
and Denn, the treasurer, and Twisden, his attendants.
The petition of John Henley to be disadmitted from a chamber
in Tanfield Court in favour of James Heron, and that he may enjoy
a chamber in Figtree Court to which he was admitted in June, 1642,
" when the late wars began," by mistake, with his father, who bought
it of Merefeild merely for the use of his secondary, is referred to
Bulstrod and Twisden.
Order for the collection of money owing upon the steward's roll,
that the debts of William Carter, late steward, may be paid.
Special admission of John Porter, eldest son of Porter of the
bench.
PARLIAMENT held On 9 May, 165i, before RICHARD TOMLYNS,
EDWARD BULSTROD, WILLIAM BABINGTON, UNTON CROKE, and
others. EDMUND PRIDEAUX, treasurer.
Upon consideration, the petition of John Henley is granted
to him,