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House of Lords Journal Volume 1
18 February 1510

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History of Parliament Trust

Publication

Journal of the House of Lords: volume 1: 1509-1577

Year published

1767-1830

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7

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'House of Lords Journal Volume 1: 18 February 1510', Journal of the House of Lords: volume 1: 1509-1577 (1767-1830), pp. 7. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=30651 Date accessed: 24 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Contents

Die Lune, 24° Parliamenti, et 18 Februarii.
Queen's Bill. King's Household. Merchants of the Hanse-Towns. Repeal of an Act 11th Henry VII. Physicians. Artificers. Lord Fitzwater. Staines Bridge. Robbers, &c.

Die Lune, 24° Parliamenti, et 18 Februarii.

Queen's Bill.

Billa pro Regina lecta, et approbata, expedita.

King's Household.

Billa pro Hospitio Domini Regis missa in Domum Inferiorem cum uno proviso.

Merchants of the Hanse-Towns.

Proviso pro Mercatoribus de ly Hansa.

Repeal of an Act 11th Henry VII.

Billa de revocatione Statuti editi anno undecimo Henrici Septimi, lecta secunda vice.

Physicians.

Billa concernens Medicos recepta, legendam.

Artificers.

Billa de Artificibus servlentibus et operatoribus, lecta prima vice.

Lord Fitzwater.

Item longa Rotula pro Restitutione Domini Fitzwater, legendam.

Staines Bridge.

Robbers, &c.

Item Billa de ponte de Staniis, Billa contra Spoliantes et Assisinos, lecte et approbate, et misse in Domum Inferiorem, Nunciis Regis Attornato et Clerico Corone.