Die Sabbati, 7 Julii, 1649.
Prayers.
Crown Lands.
COLONEL Harrison reports a Proviso, excepting
several Parks, Castles, Houses, and Timber, out of
the Act for securing the Soldiers Arrears; and that the
said Act extend not thereunto.
Which was this Day read the First and Second time;
and, upon the Question, committed, upon the whole
Debate now had in this House, unto Major General
Ireton, Colonel Harrison, Mr. Boone, Mr. Darley, Sir
Peter Wentworth, Mr. Myles Corbett, Mr. Bond, Major
Salway, Mr. Goodwyn, Mr. Pury, Colonel Rich, Colonel
Martyn, Mr. Challener, Mr. Humfrey Edwards, Sir William Allanson, Colonel Venn, Mr. Allen, Colonel Bosvile,
Major General Skippon, Mr. Aldworth, Mr. Oldsworth,
Colonel Lassels, Colonel Feilder, Mr. Toll, Sir John Danvers, Mr. Garland, Colonel Fleetwood; or any Five of
them: And they are to meet this Afternoon at Two of the
Clock, in the Speaker's Chamber: And bring it in, the
first Business, on Monday Morning, nothing to intervene.
And the more particular care hereof is referred to
Colonel Harrison, and Mr. Boone.
Resolved, That next, after the Word "Whitehall,"
the Mewes, Scotland Yard, the Cockpit, and Tilt Yard,
with their and every of their Appurtenances, be inserted
into this Proviso.
Publick Fast.
Ordered, That the Orders, made Yesterday, appointing
Wednesday next to be a Day set apart for Publick Fasting
and Humiliation within London and Westminster, and the
late Lines of Communication, and Bills of Mortality;
and Wednesday, the First of August, to be a Day set apart
for Publick Fasting and Humiliation in all other Cities,
Towns, and Places, in England and Wales, be forthwith
printed and published: And that Mr. Attorney General
do take care to see, that the said Order be sent to the
Sheriffs of the several Counties of this Commonwealth,
to be published, that the same may be carefully observed
and kept in all Places.
Relief of Debtors.
Ordered, That the Act for the poor Prisoners for Debt
be reported on Thursday Morning next, the first Business.
Killingworth Castle.
Ordered, That it be referred to the Council of State,
to consider of the Demolishing or Keeping up of Killingworth Castle; and report their Opinions therein to this
House.
Garisons.
Mr. Pury reports from the Committee of the Army,
That some Establishment . . . . for the Garisons and Castles in England and Wales, and Town of Barwick, which
was committed to them.
Resolved, &c. That this House doth allow the Committee of the Army to make Payment of the several Sums
of Money to the several Garisons and Castles, according
to the said Establishment proposed.
Artillery.
Mr. Pury likewise reports from the Lord General,
Officers to be continued in the Train of Artillery; viz.
a Chief Engineer, One; Gunners, Ten; Matrosses,
Thirty; Draught Horses, Sixty; a Quartermaster, One:
Waggoners, Twenty-four; A Commissary of Ammunition, One; Assistants for him, Two; Conductors,
Three; Lieutenant General of the Ordnance.
Resolved, &c. That this House doth approve, that the
said Officers be continued in the Train of Artillery.
Publick Claimants.
Ordered, That, out of the Rents and Monies coming
in upon the Ordinances of the Thirteenth of January
1647, and of the Fifth of June 1648, for raising Fifty
thousand Pounds for Ireland, the Sum of Five hundred
Pounds be allowed and paid unto Sir William Parsons
upon Accompt.
Ordered, That, out of the Rents and Monies coming
in upon the said Ordinances, &c. the Sum of Four hundred Pounds be allowed and paid to Sir Robert Meredith,
upon Accompt.
Ordered, That, out of the Rents and Monies coming
in by the said Ordinances, the Sum of Two hundred
Pounds be allowed and paid to Sir Gerard Lowther, upon
Accompt.
Ordered, That, out of the Rents and Monies coming
in by the said Ordinances, the Sum of Two hundred
Pounds be allowed and paid to Sir Paul Davies, upon
Accompt.
Ordered, That, out of the Rents and Monies coming
in by the said Ordinances, the Sum of Two hundred
Pounds be allowed and paid to Sir James Barry, upon
Accompt.
Ordered, That, out of the Rents and Monies coming
in by the said Ordinances, the Sum of Two hundred
Pounds be allowed and paid to Sir William Fenton, upon
Accompt.
Ordered, That, out of the Rents and Monies coming
in by the said Ordinances, the Sum of Five hundred
Pounds be allowed and paid to the Lord Broghyll, upon
Accompt.
The humble Petition of Sir Henry Titchborne Knight,
was this Day read.
Ordered, That, out of the Rents and Monies coming
in upon the Ordinances of the Thirteenth of January
1647, and of the Fifth of June 1648, for raising Fifty
thousand Pounds for Ireland, the Sum of Two hundred
Pounds be allowed and paid to Sir Henry Titchborne,
upon Accompt.
Irish Officers.
A List of such Officers who have deserted the Lord Inchequine, and are engaged now for the present Service of Ireland; but are retarded, by reason of their
Accompts being long since stated, and approved of
but not yet reported; are disabled to supply themselves with several Necessaries, to attend the Lord
Lieutenant in this Expedition.
|
|
|
|
|
£. |
s. |
d. |
| Major Nelson
|
253 |
- |
- |
| Captain Dillon
|
710 |
- |
- |
| Captain Rutter
|
273 |
14 |
- |
| Captain Hasset
|
633 |
10 |
8 |
| Captain Hurd
|
397 |
3 |
8 |
| Captain Norwood
|
694 |
- |
- |
| Captain Sloper
|
246 |
18 |
8 |
| Captain Kyrle
|
72 |
4 |
- |
| Lieutenant Mansell
|
265 |
2 |
- |
|
Samuel Whislade
|
120 |
- |
- |
| Ensign John Wakeham
|
60 |
- |
- |
| Ensign John Smith
|
80 |
- |
- |
| Ensign Thomas Moore
|
90 |
- |
- |
|
Richard Humfreis, Petter Deere
|
65 |
- |
- |
|
Hamuel Harmon, Firemaster's Mate |
35 |
- |
- |
| Captain Wythe
|
200 |
- |
- |
|
Richard Lane, Gunner |
23 |
- |
- |
Ordered, That it be referred to the Council of State,
to order such Sum of Money, as they shall think fit, to be
paid to such Person as the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland shall
appoint, to be distributed amongst such Officers, who,
having deserted the Lord Inchequin, and are engaged now
for the present Service of Ireland; for the better furnishing themselves for this Service, in such Sort, and by such
Proportions, as the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland shall
think fit and direct, so as the said Sum do not exceed One
thousand Pounds.
The humble Petition of the Officers, now engaged for
Ireland, was this Day read.
Ordered, That this Petition be referred to the Committee who are to consider what Things are fit to be
done before Adjournment: Who are to consider thereof;
and to sit de die in diem; and to report their Opinions
therein to this House, what therein is thought necessary to
be done, in order to the Things contained in this Petition
before the Adjournment: And all that come to have Voices.
Ordered, That this House, taking Notice of the good
Affections of the Petitioners shewed in this Petition, and
in their Undertakings for Ireland, doth give the Petitioners
the very hearty Thanks of this House: And that the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland be desired to return the
hearty Thanks of this House to them accordingly.
Ordered, That this Petition, and the Votes thereupon,
be forthwith printed and published.
Religious Toleration.
Mr. Holland reports Amendments to an Act for Relief of religious peaceable People from Rigour of former
Acts of Parliament, in Matters of Religion: Which were
this Day read the First and Second time: And, upon the
Question, the Bill, with the said Amendments, was recommitted to the same Committee: And all that come
to have Voices: And that the Committee do fit in the
Exchequer Chamber, on Monday at Two of Clock
in the Afternoon.
Relief of Debtors.
Ordered, That the Act for the poor Prisoners for Debt,
be reported on Thursday Morning next, the first Business.
Killingworth Castle.
Ordered, That it be referred to the Council of State,
to consider of the demolishing, or keeping up, of Killingworth Castle; and report their Opinions therein to this
House.