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

1652-31 INNER TEMPLE RECORDS.
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such reading be held or not, pay into the treasury 20/i. and shall
thereupon be clearly discharged from the said stewardship. And also
at every Hilary and Trinity terms, there shall be chosen as heretofore
has been usual, two stewards for the reader's drinking, who shall
likewise on the first Monday in the time of each reading ensuing
their election, whether the reading hold or not, pay 20 nobles each
into the treasury and shall thereupon be discharged of the said
stewardship.
Thurland, Walker, Doble, Yorke, Tooke, and Wylde called to
the bench.
PARLIAMENT held on 26 January, 1652-3, before EDWARD BULSTROD,
UNTON CROKE, EDWARD JOHNSON,JOHN MEREFIELD, and others.
EDMUND PRIDEAUX, treasurer.
Stewards for the reader's dinner :—Farmer, Phelips, and Heath.
Special admission of Francis Wightwick, youngest son of
Wightwick, of the bench.
PARLIAMENT held on 9 February, 1652-3, before EDWARD BULSTROD,
UNTON CROKE, EDWARD JOHNSON, JOHN MEREFEILD, and others.
EDMUND PRIDEAUX, treasurer.
Entries of admittances to chambers only.
PARLIAMENT held on 4 May, 1653, before EDWARD BULSTROD,
UNTON CROKE, EDWARD JOHNSON, JOHN MEREFEILD, and others.
EDMUND PRIDEAUX, treasurer.
Philip Wyott again chosen reader for the summer vacation and
Denn, Mr. Treasurer, and Twisden, his attendants.
It is referred to Croke, Audley, Wyott, Thurland, and Yorke, of
the bench, to examine and settle all matters concerning the chambers
in the churchyard and Parson's Court heretofore called the Parson's
Buildings.
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