Mercurii, 31 die Julii; 1° Gulielmi et Mariæ.
Prayers.
Preventing Export of Wool.
AN ingrossed Bill to prevent the Exportation of Wool,
was read the Third time.
An Amendment was proposed to be made in Press 1,
Line *, to leave out "within the Counties of Kent and
Sussex:"
Which was upon the Question put thereupon, agreed
unto by the House: And the Bill amended at the Table,
accordingly.
An ingrossed Clause was offered to be added, as a Rider,
For the Deputations from the Commissioners to be entered
with the Sheriffs, or Clerk of the Peace, of the County,
and for the Deputy to give Security: Which was twice
read.
And the Question being put, That it be read a Third
time;
It passed in the Negative.
Then a Debate arose in the House, upon the last Clause
in the Bill for free Liberty to every Person to export
Woollen Manufactures.
And a Motion being made, That the Debate be adjourned till Friday Morning next;
The House divided.
The Yeas go forth.
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| Tellers for the Yeas, |
Sir John Guise, |
107. |
| Mr. Sandford, |
| Tellers for the Noes, |
Mr. Elwell, |
71. |
| Mr. Deeds, |
So it was resolved in the Affirmative.
Reversing Judgments against Oates.
A Message from the Lords, by Sir Miles Cooke and
Mr. Meredeth;
Mr. Speaker, We are commanded by the Lords to acquaint this House, That the Lords do adhere to the
Amendments by them proposed to be made to the Bill for
reversing Two Judgments given in the Court of King's
Bench, against Titus Oates, Clerk.
And the Messengers left the Bill and Amendments:
And then withdrew.-
Supply Bill; settling Revenue.
Then the Order for the House to resolve into a Committee of the whole House, to proceed in the further Consideration of the Bill for settling the Revenue, was read.-
Reversing Judgments against Oates.
A Debate arising in the House upon the said Message,
Ordered, That the Committee who managed the free
Conference with the Lords on Monday last, upon the
Subject Matter of the Amendments to the said Bill, do
meet this Afternoon, at Four of the Clock, in the
Speaker's Chamber; and prepare their Report of the
said free Conference.
Ordered, That the Report of the said free Conference
be made upon Friday Morning next at Ten of the Clock;
and nothing to intervene: And it is recommended to Mr.
Solicitor General to take care therein.
Resolved, That the Managers of the said free Conference
do inspect the Journals of both Houses; and examine the
Proceedings upon Conferences and free Conferences, and
adhering thereupon; and report the same to the House.
Resolved, That it be referred to the Managers of the
said free Conference, to examine, Whether there be any
Warrant for passing a Pardon for Mr. Oates; and make
their Report thereof to the House.
Ordered, That Sir Wm. Poultney be added to the Committee who managed the said free Conference.
Rights of the Subject, and settling the Crown.
A Message from the Lords, by Sir Miles Cooke and
Mr. Meredeth;
Mr. Speaker, The Lords do desire a present free Conference with this House, upon the Subject Matter of the
last free Conference touching the Amendments to the
Bill for declaring the Rights and Liberties of the Subject,
and settling the Succession of the Crown.
And then the Messengers withdrew.
Resolved, That the House doth agree to a present free
Conference with the Lords, as is desired.
Then the Messengers were called in again; and Mr.
Speaker acquainted them therewith.
Resolved, That the Committee that managed the last
free Conference touching the Matter aforesaid, do manage
this free Conference.
And the Managers went to the free Conference accordingly.
And being returned;
Major Wildman reports from the free Conference, That
the Managers appointed had attended the free Conference:
And that the Lord Bishop of Salisbury was the chief Manager for the Lords; and said, That the Lords had considered of what was offered at the free Conference; and as
to the Two Clauses, and all Matters depending thereupon,
touching the Declaration to be made by the King or Queen,
and the Persons to take the same, the Lords insist upon
their Amendments: And that they do adhere to the
Amendment touching the Limitation to the Princess
Sophia of Hanover.
That the Managers did propose it to the Lords, Whether the Lords would admit of any further Debate touching the said Matter: The Lords said, No: They had no
such Thing in Charge from the Lords.
And a Motion being made, That the House do adjourn
till Friday Morning, Ten of the Clock;
Resolved, That the House do adjourn till Friday
Morning, Ten of the Clock.
And then the House adjourned till Friday Morning,
Ten of the Clock, accordingly.